The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-26 00:00:00

English corvette, stationed off the port, fcli in with
one of the vessels laden with this corn, and whose
arrival was impatiently expelled. The corvette,
conceiving that the vessel, which carried the Turkish
11,1 g, and had a_ few gin's, did not • bring-to soon
et.ot,gh, fired at and captured her for defending her-
self. The English had the audacity to carry, this
singular prize into the port of Smyrna, where the
fanti.bed inhabitants, paying 110 tegard to the_ laws
of the English Admiralty, thought proper to take
possession again, by force of the corn that had been

taken from them.
_ff We-are extremely anxious that peace should.
take place between Turkey and Russia, and throw
open to us.the Russian ports.
‘•‘ The QaimaCari Pacha was changed this morn-
ing. This event- is thoughtt to have been occa-gien-
,ed :by ,t he recent dispute- between two parties-of Ja=

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nisaries. • ..• •
••,‘ Th.e Emperor Napoleon has.sent his portrait, in
-a
-box decorated with t iiiliants, of the value. of
vo,nod piastres, to Baron. Hubsch, the Saxon Charge,
d'Affaires. here, as a token of his regard for him, on
account of the particular attention he has paid atall
tintei to the French settled in the Levant. The con-
rier,• who was the bearer of the present, found smile
difficulty in passing Gturgevvo,owing to the Russians .
being.. in pos,.essioLof .the approaches to the place,
and their naakiiig preparations 10 attack.it,
" The gates of the suburb of Galata were lately
shut for two days, in consequence of a violent tu-
Intlit among the Janissaries and artillerymen, which
•-lteolie out in the quarter of Paluke-Pazar. The
Sennen.:Pachfs- has been deposed anti banished to
Broussa. Hali-Pacha of Schmidt) has been raised to
the host
" The Turkish lieet has gone out of the arsenal,
and come to anchor off the port : It is supposed
that. a part will be einpl-yed in g.ttarding\ the en•
trance of the Black Sea, and that another • will, as
,•usual, cruize in the-AdrietiC."
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Our poliocians.‘ilait with impatience for the result
of the conferences with his Excellency Count Met-
teruich d; Paris. We are wholly left. to vague con-
jecture; for the Court observes so strict a secrecy
that nothing trattsviresuiton the subject.
We learn from Moldavia, that rho Russians are

• not yet in sufficient force to•besiege at the same time
. the two great fortresses which detain them on the
b mks of the Danube, and to keep an army of
observation to support the siege of both places.
They are therefore obliged to wait for considerable
reinforcements from the interior of the Empire. It
is the opieion of some that the Grand Doke Conotin-
tine proceed to take. the chief command. Let-
ters frdm Sendin, however, mention that- the• Rus-
sians . haee. commenced the bl• ckade of Widdin.
Tire Turks are in motion to relieve it, but it ie sup-
posed they will arrive too late; the Russians con-
tinee to levy troops in Wallachia and Moldavia.
PARIS, JUNE le.—The emperor presided on the
j6th at a meeting of tee Council of State, at Si.
Cloud.
The Duke of Otranto was expeded to set off this
day for the government confided to him by his Ma-
jesty.
His Imperial Higness the Prince Viceroy of Irate,
and-his Consort, are expected at Milan by tl.e end of
the present mouth.
"Three English prisoners, who escaped from Ate-
onne, have been apprehended at Lisle.
Peels, JUNE ds the end of the mon h
the Prince of Schwartzenberg willigive a grand en-
tertaireeete, which their Imperial Majesties intend
to leirieer with their piesenee.
The Swiss Diet met at Been 4 the 4th instant.
The Landarninan opencd it with a speech, in which
he touched on the principal matters which are to.
Conie ander.their deliberation, and gave them .en
eccount of the different negociations that had taken •
p!ace with foreign Powers sleet. the last Diet. The
Emperor Napoleon had, he observed, for the first
-time, assumed, in the-Treaty of Vienna, the title .of.
Mediator of Switzerland.. In reply to the letter
addressed to him by the 'Landamman upon that
occasion; the Emperor answered, " I feel a plee-
sure in protecting the peace of the Swiss Cantons,
as lam happy to reckon their soldiers in-my armies.
My 'good will towards them will ,aleeys increase
with :he services I shallreccive troth them." The •
Landamman reeternmended to their' earliest atten-
tion the 'means of recruiting the regiments in the
service of Fiance. He expatiated on the advantages
which his coup ry, and the Continent at large, would
derive from. tram the mar iage of the Emperor Na-
poleon. A number of the Deputies dwelt with
satisfadion on the same topic. " What prosperity,"
Said alloys Redireg, " ought we not to expect from
. the union of our Mediator with a Princess descend-
ed from the Counts of Hapsburg,• whose attach-
ment to Switzerland, in former times, established
the basis of its prosperity.?"
.An article' front Amsterdam, under the ate of the
12th instant, says, that it,' is it) contemplation to
'.'stoblish a second line of Custom-houses from the
Banks of the Rhine to the mouths of the Elbe., and
• thence along the shores of the Baltic; where a mea-
sure of this description becomes more necessary from
the numerous fleet of merchantmen which the Eng-
lish have lately sent into that sea under convoy of
Some men of war. • • • .

CONsTANTINOPLE,. APRIL 30.—Special Commis-
sioners:have set off from the Grand Vizier's camp
for Albinia, Macedonia; Romelia, Greece, and the
Morea, to expedite the, co-operation of the Pachas
Of those •ProvirKes. A considerable number of
troops are in' Motion from Anatolia, and the other
..harry of "Markey, and the. Grand Vizier is about to
open the'ca.apaign.
A squadron of two Erst-rates,- eight t vo-deckers,
and three frigates, are, lying of the arsenal, ready
for sea.,
The fire whiCh broke out on the 21st, destroyed
in Pera between two and three thousand houses. •
FRANCFORT, JUNE 12.—Since- the evacuation of
SNedish Pomerania by the Vrench troops, a great
quantity of colonial produce has been suffered so be
lauded there, and vile jobbers have Ye-commenced a
traffic in that line, in contempt of the orders of'the
~I`,Ligisttates, and the interests of the 6utitry. It
tiaie that these speculation's' should
he no longer tolerated.
We are assitted that Baron Von Lagerkietke,Ml-
- of Sweden, at the Court of the Emperor Na-.1,01,10n, hai received a Note-from,the Florio!) Go-
u men , Coin pia niog of this catttraband.trAic, as
''ti; s; manifestly coal:ay to
_Ol2 engagement" Loin-