The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-17 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGE,VCE.

CONSTANTINOrLE, JULY cti.--Some utters from
Pcrsia state, that an army of i 0,000 men are 25'
sembling there, destined to march against the

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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM NAPLES, DATED AU•

GUST 13.
" The English have sent to Messina the gun'
boats and barks which they took on the 25th -1121Y'
near Amantea. This unfortunate event can have PG'
other consequences than that of retarding for some
time the expedition against Sicily. It is said that
the Prince Royal of Sicily is at Messina."
AUG. 16.—The Duke of OTRANTO (Fork's)
has hitild in this town an hotel, in which he pro.
poses to reside as.a private indlvidual.

VIENNA. AUG. 25.—We read in the Court Gi°
zette the following article:— . _

" All the intelligence which we receive from the
army confirms the report that the Russians have
failed in all their enterprizes against the fortress °I
Schumla. They also add, that they were briskly re-
pulsed in an attack which they made upon Akalezgh°'
an important place upon the frontiers of Armenia'
and that it is probable the considerable reinforee.
ments the'Grand Vizier ha- received, to which nof
be added a corps of twelve thousand Albanians
under the orders of Muctrran PACIIA, willul;
thnately compel the enemy to renounce his enter'
prizes against Schutrila. We are informed that the'
fleet of the Captain Pacha is stationed on the Cos°
of the Black Sea from Warea to the mouth of 111`3
Danube, with the view of intercepting all the Pro.
visions which may be sent by this route to the flu'
sian army, and that this Pacha endeavours to disturb
the enemy, from the coast of the Crimea, in order
to compel to'divide his forces. The sophi °f
Persia has ordered two corps of hie army to 'torch
from the other side, one of which has adv'anced t°'
wards Georgia, and the other towards the CasPi33
;Sea.
Extra& of a Letter from Copenhagen, ,dated

Sept. t •
" Travellers arrived here from Sweden say, that
all the English mercbdud.ize at Gottenburith 1135
been sequestrated !"
NAPLES. AUG. t,0.--Notwithstanding the check
which Captain CARACCIOLA. suffered on the 015
July at Amantea, in escorting a convoy which left
this port for Calabria, with one accord we render
justice to his conclude On the 24. th, as soon 05 he
perceived the English ships, which consisted of
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frigate and five armedbrigs, he endeavoured to sall
to the north, but the wind being contrary,
tried to gain the Gulph of St: Euphemia, in order t°
Place himselt underthe protection of the batteries °a
shore, but unfortunately the enemy cut him off."'
There therefore remained no Other part for 11411 t°
take, but to order the convoy to run on shore,
and to defend them with the ten gun-boats which
he commanded.
After having resisted for six hours a force so sw
perior, he landed with his crew, taking with bit°.
his flag. One of his gun-boats was sunk durillg
the action ; the others were taken by the Eogll
41,.
• The convoy which they escorted carried arutniinv
tion, artillery, and provisions, for the army. ill
enemy conducted the vessels taken to Messina
TEMESWAR, AUG. the accounts agree 'll
saying that the Servians•are thoroughly tired of e
war, which will terminate in nothing, and of
violence employed to enrol every man fit to carry gips'
without any regard to age. They also groan under the
taxes which are daily augmenting, of the deitrue-
tion of their commerce, and the vexations of everY
et
specie snrpasS those which they experienced oil-
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the Turks. The fear that the Porte will 0131-c
aganst them a corps of from Go to 80,000 tree
and that their condition will be worse than it %I
They wish to be placed under ti:e prote,`,li°ll
a powerful rnoteelor.
114
The Seeate of Servia is in a grand agitation. ot
chiefs of the army are divided upon many imPrel
points. It is thought that these altercations
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only finish by having recourse to some of the gtebe
t powers that border Servia. The interests of 'of
Setvi ans is toe iteiceateiy attached to the policy t:
the Continent to admit it to remain in its pre."-,
unsealed state.
lt
\Ve weary ourselves here with conjectures s"; -t eo
the tuture ()lily may justjy. But it is impossible of
know any thing positive respecting the future f3t4
this province. •
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ViENNA, AUG „22.---Tile march of the A---trqui
troops who marched for the Turkish frontiers, s'"
contineeF.
Oa EBRO, AUG. ;9.—Her Majesty the Queen cvlil
left Struinsholin this mor'eing, arrived here a des
o'clock' at nigh', rand was received with ever)/
monstration of the most loyal attachment..
rival was announced by a eischarge of cannon, '1.3,
the Magisn•ates and Cleru of tles ci'y met 1:(r
testy near the cu tem-house ; they expressed Irl-ty
eropri•ite speeches the lop! stutiments of her 01/
011 subjeds, and A'Cre ihtiSt LCC''ived.lo
Her M ijesty le a ereceeded 1 erough f
the royal cOuiltr, sen of li eoeind, eequa7tLt °li;d
eli!( trees ;leer wireee hs Ads jestl
L,06; had repaired before her.

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