The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

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ritTG.lB,—Ori the night -£ the t soh
the English approached this city with the intention`
of throwing 'some Of ,Congreve's I,)cket4 into' the
harbour 'in the diretion of the Lazaretto, where
there were siz disnaatted 'Russian ships of war.
Their intention was to burn them, but for
this time they did not succeed, and they withdrew
with disgrace. 'The tuglish, came in the night,
hutas soon as the batteries with which our coaits.
are covered began to play, so maby as could,savel
thetriselves -

NAPLES, AV' G. 21.--Yesterday was the day ap.
pointed'for 'the launch of the ship Le Capri, of 74
guns, which was built in the dock-yard
- The ceremony was performed with great
%oily, and was. honoured with the presence •1 the
Queen, the Prince and Princess of the Royal Fa-
mily, Marshal Perignon, &c. 'M. Lalosse,.C.ei_
Marine Engineer, .direCted the ivhole operations;.
which were executed with perfe& order 'and pre-
cision. .itu. innumerable crowd cn)!iec.ted troa, all
parts, and covered the adjacent M. Filler;
Colonel of ,the Regiment.ot Isembourg, and a num-
ber of distinguished public officers, .had the nil=
sour of be:tug -presented to the Queen,. wha thtougli-.
out her journey, was 'saluted with ll'' a' tit-ruin-mils
acclamation of " Long live the King! 'Long live the
Queen !" •

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Royal Camp of Piale, Aug. 15.

The Birth-A:1Y; of the - Emperor was cele',ri:ted
with ad the-pomp and military sliew which circuni.,
stances would permit. Las( night the great .2;.114
wits announced by:one disclig'ke Of artillerv„ and
day it wasannounced _ afreslOv three clischaygm
All the army passed in review 'before his Majtoth
the, ding, upon 'the plain
_faciog -31,ssina, without
tlieenernydaring to interrupt them, notwithstanding;
his .numerous fokce, . which cop, sists Lit the ships. of
the line, from .74- to SO punS„ tvveni-y-tiv or,
thirty squaw rigged vessels, as many_frigates, cor-
vet;es-and brigs, and eighty or nii,ety gun-boats,
which are ,fixed-on the Sicilian coast: "The troops
defilrd, cryino,,!‘Long live theZmperor Naph!euti
whose natur alone, always doubles their ardour and-:.
enthusiasm. The King-invited all the -superior mi-,
litary and naval officers todimier, Every oitic,r,
he royal guard invited three, offv.,ers from every hat-,
talion of the army, and th, interior officers of .the
gual-d,,each ipvittd th.ee interior officers trorn.the'
differeni regiments. Among the toasts were•—,..fild
Emperor—The Empress—The King—The Queen
---,and the Army."—All the Ladies in the heigh-
bourhood came to the camp atter the par :.e t.
the artiticiol fire works. 'Cu, trtr.,,t•ments welts
abundantly served. The greatest gaiety was ex.
hibited, amid especially the utmost _enthusiasm ma-
nifested by the-army: and all the itthabnal,tb 01 Ca-
labria.

NAPLES; AVG. Q.B.—Thre head-quarters of his Ma-
jesty are still at Piale, within a short league from
Reggio. For his, accommodation a very pretty pavi-
lion has"been eretied of wir,od in the course nt a few
days, and Which, both within and withow, is adorn-
ed with -.tnneh taste. This pailion, trom its ele-
vated position, commands a view of the Straits of
Messina,' and the. oKosite coast: The French and
Neapoli:au troops occupy on the right and left seve-
r4sniall encampments along the coast of Calabria;
atid'tlie flotilla is' at .a.Octior under• the prote!•-tion.of
the formidable land batteries; - •

They centinue here to send • off a: finery lyith by-
land and sea, to 'Calabria: Adivision of gun-boat;
has also just 'Set- off, that have been lately built in
our docks and in that of • CaStellamare. They. are
very adively•einployed al'sa in the cons! rutlion of a
second division, T.:e I(llp:enjoyS- at Pialethe-best
state of r,)p The tros'are abundantly provid-
ed with aT.I-Sort's of .necessaries: The heat is"fOrtu-
[lately less violent than it has lie•en during, other
summers. The Corn and' oil crops, RS well as the.,
vintage,'promise to be abundant. The culwre of
cotton is every year making 'greater, -progress, and
our climate`appears to be very • favourable to this
plant.

REGGIO, AUG. 15.—Fopr large transports of the
enemy have left Messina this'evehing, laden with
rberchandize., and direded their course towards
Malta:

Rts.stA.-7-Extraa.._of a Leiter from Colint Kamen-
skoy, dated from, the Camp before Rutheituck, 27th
July (8 ill Aug. J.B 10).

The ra tin ctiiefof the Imperial Army halt-
ing kit a part,of • his army rear .Sebur.nl3, under the
cOsninand of his brother, to observe the Grand Vi-
zier, he advanced in peesrrn witn the rest of his army
upon Rudschuck, •to press the siege, already begun
by General Sass.

On the‘22d an assault was tirade against the "rani-
parts of thecity,- but. the depth
_the. fosse, the nu-
merous pallesades and defences erected by the Turks
behind the rampart, rend,: red the -assault fruitless.
Qur foss- was very considerable, and would be.felt
sensibly were it not compensated by that of the
enemy. The impossibility of carrying the.p.laCeby
main force being ascertained, the army resumed its
positions round the City, and continues to nit), bade
it closeiy. To-thy letters have been itvercepied'
from the Commandant of Tudschuck-Busniak, ad-
dressed to the:Grand Vizier,whiLlt confirm our ac-
count of the great loss of the enemy, -Within his
own sight he lost 3000 men killed or wounded.' He
conjures the Vizier not to deter sending tilitchUc-
cours heyond ibUr_ of five days, wv li ,
tlioulti)
cannot long defend the place; ja
part of
,his garrison, and not having more Heart ten
days poriAionsleft.

At the departure of the Couder, the Oct.:eta! in,
Chief - received iutoratatiort that Ws the

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Cotint---.Prnenskny,.had, on the 23d of July, ob-
taii,ed axornplete.vieiory over the enemy; who made
a Sur!ir 110 M Schomle, to the amount of 30,000
fighting turn, commanded ny the Nazir 131=ahiloti,
and many Paellas under his orders. The battle was
bloody .;..,nd obstinate. Tile e emy was repulsed
with considerable loss, and retired to his entrench-
trt6tts". We have taken many prisoners among
whom ate a Pacha, a topgch-bacni,. six agar a
,i_;reat
,numbrr of other officers, 38 stand of colours,- and,
two Generals' Jatthrs

DRESDEN, AUG. 23.—The Kiiig Gustavus Adol-
phus, after h..vi'ng trrnielled, over Sa_xi)ny, bias sud-
denly directed his route to,Heirenhut,where he now
r@ides. This pace is celebrated by. the-religicius
Sett which inhabit 11.
Aug. 23.-7 Gustavus Adolphus visited
the house in whicit Luthci dwelt, at "Wittenberg,
and wrote his paw ne4t to that of Peter the Gieht.
This Prince visited,the tomb of Luther also.

FRANKFORT, tivG. 30.—The operations of the
11.4ssirin army .in Bulgaria, a fertile and populous
province; occupy a line of at least 25 German miles,
fr,Jin llschem to Virna upon the Black -Sea. ,Ge-
neral Zyzyrew holds this important place, which
contains 26,000 souls. Fourteen miles from this,
fortress is.that of Schurnla; where, the Grand Vi
has an entrenched camp. So lorig :is ihe‘Torks
can retain this position, the Russians cannot, with-
out txp-sing themselves, make any progress to-
'wards Constantinople; besides their right wing
uiil rave no support, for the western pait of Bul-
garia in mounting the Danube is not occupied by
the Russians, and, the Turks eau. easily operate a
diyetsiou on #`this side,. in maneuvering upon the
rear of the Russian army.