The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-07 00:00:00

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date of trie 18th of this month, that
Duke of REGGIO Mad Admiral WINTER, iliclarri"
there %kith_ their suits, at I o'clock. in the 111°t°'
tug. Their Exollencies. were received. and Orir
plimented by the anthorities, after which they ga:s
an audiente to the Clergy.• Their Excellenc.'
having visited eery thing worthy notice in this
town, as well as the paper-mills cf
,M. Ro66°'
were invited to a breakfast, which served f°
dinner, by the' Authorities .of the two t°91435.
At three o'clock in the afternoon they set out es;
tremely well pleased with the reception vihc,
they experienced, and ofthe most unequivocal sign'
of the high esteeM of the inhabitants fir his 1111Pe.
rial and Royal Majeity.
NAPLES, AVG. G.—On the od inst. the he'd'
quarters. of our King JoAcitita were stall at
where his Majesty resided. in an elegant pav3;1°11;•
which within these few days has been built there °
wood.. On the tSf.' inst. 10 new-built gUn-boats
ed from hence forCastia Marl; Q 0 others arefil)6ll;
ing with the greatest aaiVity; :In the latter et'd °
July, several English ships Of war, some froin Malthf
and some from Palermo, entered Messina, 0,16
them of about 56 or nu gtins, bole a Rear-Adioir3r'
Flag. Heavy artillery is continually going both Or
land and by water from bur *arsenals to Calabria.."-:.

Whether a land ng- in Sicily is seriously intended, o‘
whether the. preparations lorit -are only a well C°ll-
- demonstration to engage the attention 61111.6
- ,
enemy, an,l, by, giving einlikyinent to a part of
their land and sea forces, keep than away frc
Spain, is a subject on 'whit:ll.6le opinion- of the put)"
tic is divided. •
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GgNoA, Auc, 2.—Slips which have 'arrived liar°
within these few days thing ioformation that o'6
'English fleet is still crnizing. bet weer Toulon and
,
Corsica. -A small enemy's squadron of tour
also cruising off Leghorn. The navigation of
coast is therefore somewhat disturbed ny the vichlif
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of the enemy:'
Vietsis4, "AUG. I§.—According to accounts 0'911,1
C,,nstantinople, the French Clorge diffaires, L'E`.
TOUR MAUBOURG,.has prefetred a compliint to 616
Kainiakan against the 'Capudan PaCha,' or 14'0
Admiral, for having cut off the'ears of a. Scla'on'3ll
under French prOtediun.

• The French decree of Tri.inan, which is ll*w
known here, has caused a great sensation atol.'
the commercial part of the world.
New "taxes to a considerable amount are expe'''
ltfg
. to be levied by
,our new Minister of Fnance.. In
e; openin .eccot, ho f,;,av& it to be understood
ly, thatshe considered lhllf measures and
as 00 longer of any avail.
AV3TRIAN FRONTIERS.-The netnerous rficetiog
of the Pik:), Counsel, to most of t hich the Fgellcti
Ambassador is invited, and the -frequent oaricill3r
conferences with that Minister,— appear to indWte

someimportant events. •
The Russian' Minister at the Court of Vienna ve,
some time past frequently sent Al' couriers to St. -
tersburgh, and as frequently'received others fr°`"L
thence.. This interchange appears to be occaso.llci'.
by he discussions rel Itive :0 the Austrian sub,roa
in Moldavia and Wallachia, which havecau,eJ st
many notes and counter notes; and which are 110
yet ended.