The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-18 00:00:00

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Since, as we are assured,. the. Mack Sea is now
entirely free from enemy's ships, which have re-
turned 'to Seldastapol, the Capndor Paella has per.-
nutted sevetal 0 tuman vessels to sail to the ports of
the Levant to fetc!i corn, and other necessary pro-
visions for the capital and the artily of the Grand
Vizier.

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ANCO.kjOPT. r27.—The navigation of the coast
is now carried on with great security. .The late
maritime expeditions have driven off the enemy„and
the navigation has become very active since the
18th inst. a great. number of trading vessels (rpm
"Venice, Fiume, Trieste, Zara, Moltetta, Sebeniso,
Corfu, Rimini, &c. hive artived.
.NAPLES, Nov. 2.—Translation of a letter from
the Grand Vizier JtJSUF, Pacha, from his camp at
Semendrig, to the Paella of Jan;na

" fanina, Sept. 27, fBto.
" His Highness Sultan MAHOMED, on the. 2d
inst. solemnly acknowledged his Majesty JOACHIM
NAPOLEON, as King of, the Two Sicilies. This de-
claration is official."

JANINA, OCT. 27.•-•••1-113 Highness the Grand
Seignior, MUNANIET X. has acknowledged his Ma-
jesty Jo4cl3cal INAVOLRON,,in Lis quality as King of
both Sicilies. This intelligence, is otlicial.—L(Cor-
respondent, of Nov. (3.)
STUTGARD, Nov. 13.—0 n, account of the de-
cease of her Royal Highness the Princess .A.:%1171-IA
of England, sister of her Majesty the Q,;een, our
Court has guns into tnournitsg for, two months.
' (Corres, Nov. 23.)
VIENNA, Nov. 14.—The Count of ST. LIEU,
late King of Holland; has purchased .a
fine estate
for 200,000 florins, in the environs of Graetz,where
he intends to reside far the recovery of his health..
A report is again in • circulation that the cele-
brated-Benedictine Convent of Moelk is to be sold,
and that the late Eledor of Hesse Cassel has offered
a large sum for it.
VIENNA; Nov. 15.—The day before yesterday
intelligence was received here by estaffette, that the
sequestration of cotton-wool lately etfeeled in
France has been raised ; in consequence whereof
the price of that article experienced a Considerable
rise.

According to the last accounts from the Turkish
frontiers Varna is Blockaded, and Weddin half re-
duced to ashes.

KONIGsEURGH, N0v..10.---The following reso-
lution of the Royal Prussian. Committee of Trade
has been published.

In the name of his Royal Majesty of Prussia, the
cargoes or the 32 ships arrived in the port of Pillau,
consisting of cotton, wool, twist, colonial raw and
refined sugar, &c. imported in violation of subsist-
ing laws, are hereby formally confiscated for the be-
nefit of the Royal Exchequer, and shall, be sold by
public auEtion. On the I 4th inst. a beginning shall
be made with the cargo of the ship called the Little
Henrietta, and the rest be sold the following days.
HAMBURGH, Nov. -21.—Lieut.-Calonel Cheva-
lier VILLOTTR passed yesterday through this town
on his way from Stoaholm to Paris, with dis-
patches from his Royal Highness the Prince
of Sl.veden.

Yesterday morning the Q&Ettst; and the Princesses
ELIZABETH and MANY, took all airing in a coach by.
Maidenhead, and returned to Windsor Castle at two
o'clOck.

A letter from Buenos" Ayres, dated Septemb?r ,
says, " The Junta is' already acknowltidged at ingui,
400 leagues from hence. In a short time Peru wilt
be at peace, where our /mops are lookcd for with
impatience ; Alien vLe shall be in a siwatiou to 1(4n;
a pw.;:eritil GoverumAg, for liberty, my- friend, dot
woullors.7

• PETEUSBURGU, Nov. it..—Our Conrt Gazette
contains an account from General . '-'oßmAsspw,,of
a signal victory gained on the 17th of September,
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by two Russian battalions,—add the, Tartar cavalry,
over a corps of Persian and Larks of Ochaltelalet,
in consequence of which, ithe-well-furnished'camp
of the.e.nemy fcli into- the hands of the conquerors.
Our loss in this a6tion amounted to only 4.. killed.
and 17 Wounded. :His 'lmperial 'Highness( the
Prince of -OLDENBURG will, with his illustrious

consort, next week set 'out for Twer, and reside
there during the winter. `

comalodities still coutinue at very 11;g4.

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 11.--According tti ac-
counts from Adri:inuple, a flag of truce lately ar-,
rived in the camp of ,the Grand Vizier, trunk the
Russian camp, and we flatter ourselves that an. ac-
,commodaiiim will soon take plhce between the two
powers. There 'appears, hOwever, hut little' tbun-
dation for 'this hope, in
.BQllle respets, as the re-
parations fhr war.are,continued with the greatest
energy; and the Porte appears determined to saci
lice every thing to continue the contest, and termi-
nate it h6nourably: