The Sun.
London, England, 1811-02-21 00:00:00

de Grace.

Arrived the Ant, CUTLER, from Yarmouth ; the
Jane, WALTON ; Speedwell, ANDERSoN ; and Hero,
GOODALL, tram Sulderland ; oriel, °AKE, from
Cowes ; lioya/ Charlotte, Rams ; and Alary Ann,
l'lrrarr, from London.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Trilune and Crane for
Portsmouth.; and Favourite, on a cake.
Arrived the John and Elizabeth, ..SIMON; from
Alderney.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 18.-Put back the Lord Haar,
.packet, bound to Surinam, in consequence of bay.
ing been onshore at P6'inotith. .

Arrived the Trusty; FLAXTON, and 'another trans-
port:, with cavalry two brigs,
.the Benjuaiin and
Ed/iut, and his Majesty's ship Abundance. The
above vessels sailed from Turbay on Saturday lash
with a large fleet of transports, fur Lisbon,
which have bore up for Torbay.

PORTSMOUTII, FEB. Majesty's ship
Sarpedon on a cruize.

OXFORD.

Thursday the following Gentlemen were admitted
,0 degrees :

MA sr tam or ARTS.--Rev. George Hanbury, of Worces.
ter. College, Grand Compounder. Rev. loon Miller, of
Worcester College. Rev. Humphrey Waldo Sibthorp, of
Exeter College. Mr. lohn Dicker loglett fortesque, of
Oriel College. Rev. Henry Woollcombe, of Oriel College.
Mr. 'Min litickenden Fro%vd, at Corpus Christi College.
BACH&LOAS 01 Awrs.—Mr, William Henry White, of
WanKom • College. Mr. Hardwick Thomas Rawnsley, of
Exerca College. Mr. Rictiard floyse, if Christ Church,
Mr. jobn St. lohn, of Christ Church: Mr. lames Matt.
cliffe, of Christ Church. Mr. William Delves, of St.
john's College. Mr. Whit Sayer, of Merton College.
Tile. following Gentlemen have been called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn :

Henry Silverlock, ) W. Farrel*, Thomas D. Aubrey,
Charles Wray, .William Conant, and Charles Edward Grey,
Estits.

' On Tuesday the Ki NG walked on Windsor Ter-
race, from three till tour o'clock, attended by three
of his Physicians.

Yesterday a. Court of Dire6lors was held at the
East India House, when the folloWing Commanders
took their final leave of the Court, previous to de--
parting for their respeaive destinations, viz.__
Captain W. GELSTON, Europe ; Captain J. Mutt..
Rat, Devonshire ;. Captain J. CARNRGIE; Baring,
for Madras and Bengal. Captain *oil SCOTT,
Ceres ; Captain J. COLLINS, Warley; for China

The under-Mentioned Captains were sworn into
the command of their respee,tive ships, viz.. Captain
Gito. WILLiAmsoN, David Scott, Madeira and
Bengal ; captain JOHN B. SOTHIIIIY, Tottenham,

Scaleby Castle was ordered to proceed from
Bombay to China, and to be afloat the 24th instant.
The destination.of the Moffatt was altered trent
Bengal to Bombay dire&
'The extra ships belorTing to Mr. MRSTAEII, and
the Minerva, were taken up for one voyage to
Bengal.

Tim Court adjourned at six o'cloctc till to
morrow. •

It is feared that two, if not three, of the four
cartels, which sailed from Plymouth last week fur
Morlaix, with the'sick and infirm French prisoners,
foundered in the gale of wind last Thuriday. One
of the four is returned to Plymouth. The Master
says, the French at Morlaix would not believe a
word of. the capture and surrender of the hie of
France.

A few &lan°, as Mr. Jkcits, of Wymondham,
in Norfolk, was feeding a favourite bull by the door
where the animal was confined during the night, it
suddenly attacked Mr. Jacks in a most vicious man-
ner, threw him into the house, and following and
repeating its blows, would have killed him, had it
nut been for the assistance of two servants who for-
tundtely saw the transaction. Mr..l. was very se-
verely hurt, but not dangerously.

DUTCH P4PERS.

\_..., . VIEN:6) lAN' 19'
Two couriers have Successively or ivrd IVO fiat
Constantinople, and brought Intelligence doP`j
the middle of DeceMber, which is %/try iolvt44
late'llialifyrro3‘tvnienrestitiaiellyspor:cahaarngcei dAwkiptph(-)n:anoyli
21;:rsinto;
principal lions:es, in the Turkish Ports, "iid 'l)''‘
progress is very
ing that the Wechabites have lo,t two emveth'.lr,
achisarna
aoyfi
nbgattonatsbaciol
ti3ea:i.iik'd i 111':',
We are assured that they have a nutnerotolll°
the provinces of Asiatic Turkey,and that thcit 06
daily increase. The. Divan is alarmed,. anti 00
11'
.dissemble that not only all the r.-infOrceo.Pl
sembled in Asia„ destined, to juin the 41111" ti till
tSheeh u mA,,,,
Grand Vizier, have received orders iff I°.9l'ol''
march to Palestine and Syria, but that V.lO 3 141:,
is also to send all the • P.trl
destined to fight the rebels. The Govern& °I 7
14
ai 3:
areic ttroootilliasrcmhliainedli
jowinere in Ilia case
4 tia*
--The.situatton of the Porte is eltreatety ell'
•
rassing ; nevertheless, the dangers which tb'lo
her from the part of the Weeltabites, 3Prre,,,'
most urgent ; and in order to employ all tlleWl:i
against so formidable an enemy, it is illolghtt,'
a treaty with'the Russians is less distant avit"'
i es?
It is said, the Divan\has at lenglb come to ''' 0
solution of treating 'for 'peace ; that the in
ready 'to cede, should it be necessary,' A.l°ldc,:
Bessarbie, and Walachia, sacrifices iedisricllol,*
as the Russians are in possession of therm as
oal
put all the pieces in such a condition, that ill,
or
be very difficult to. re-coneuer them. Th're! 11
thing mentioned concerning the fate of S'rvTl' la
is added, that instruaions have been eent I°
Grand Vizier to histen the negnciations. oteti
troops
olislii :100t;a495:1
il
itt i,Y,
,t
robbers,
other. diso‘rvdh:rs.
SCHAH AUSEN; JAN.' 20.--The Pi'hlid,,s4,i,
has been endangered in many 610t01111 bY bl.'
~,r,
commit' These cni rucrnu ,„I a 1
several Cantons, of Northern SWilie"3l- .114 pi:
measures of precaution' and safety. '''., 0
ceedings have also taken place in the CO'
Argovia, Basle, and Zurich, 84c. . 0
semblinge,ja '
JAN. 1 9.--11 is; now decided tha' Ihe '. •, if
shall open as formerly on the Ist of .ItlOP'4oi,
that previous tO that: epoch, there shell i''' ~
.0,
den by the Grand Seignior, .1,
extraordinary Diet. 0 01l
6)NSTANTINOPLH, JAN. 2 I .--It list; bee ottll
from the Deputies of the Csinton'
einrostuasncres°bhba'celejioloo
advanced state of Pregnancy of one of Ili' 5000
for ships of war and others to salute 11'' as
and the batteries of Tiphano as 1140f11. Ile .4
arr
of
a corvette who lately went out for the P
. .1 „lion°
&ening in the Archipelago, having, 11°1°- .s'
0°
this command, saluted as formerly, the S''',iii,
I t pieces of cannon,was immediately erreste ip
a '
as the . Commandant of the art die)", , I bet
brag°
sent in pursuit of him. He w3s'
111 conse,loo)
the Arsenal and put under arrest. It t`'
According to intelligence from Achiooooo,
have been formed at Ends, 0 towo in 11'11,40,1'
the mouth of the Mariza and the ArelliPtetiestoi
considerable magazines for the wants or 1
sin
the '
08114 AN EFP8141)1, Of the corps °'c do
*ll' .
Nyssa, will replace KIAUSCH Bitscill' ~ti is
terminate, in a friendly
Constantinople. He is specially char°. lii,
I , philliio,l
every endeavour, on hiS journey 11 ire!'
took place some time ego between t°
consequence of a rivalship for onOr' movese
RAGUSA, JAN. 0.--The levy Of the
t ti
manner, 11)° I'l', oil
tined to serve on board the Mediterr'll'r.4l,ei
few days ago, presnted a speftaPbs as t,. co°
every heart, as it was honourable f° oaf'
Few circumstances have better Ode
the
o se
nt spirit which animatest
excellent
their unbounded devotion
arc
to the °'ders `I)
' 0.0 '
io
o
Jest), the Emperor and King. Pc ~,eroli
cree of his kacellency the Goveront", , Y
s'tviasl
made known the intentions of hi.; Isfi'" JCII ell
l
0, when the greater part of the aai3O 10, - fl,
oily.
the levY, off red themselves volUn1• . , ;IV
*ls
'
nour of having merited the reg3r--
our; o
ar
to
being called to partake ill the lohwith itic
of the French marine, inspired t l'el,il Arsili I,'
lively enthusiasm. •Ftfty w.lO `vcle j; 0 "iiil
families ; upon. the day
demanded permission to'pass 3 rolei,, re
''l
one was wanting ;They departed *°,l, coal°
fixed .for
ccooro
the benediainns and wishea of 1 h.eito r,.,0
noble an enthusiasm, an exattnotir, ..1 fie i
001
may by us be considered as a Pit°Cf r,tl,fyil'
and courage with which our, brave
serve the greatest of Sovereigns.. '

PREPECTURB OP TEIB psrikgTgF'l4l.
v ola
. Tits m 4 li
4 iitoo, (I
Pr(-fel of the Devattivent of a
The
the Methe :intsouocei, in con9e(ivanGe

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ceive(l from his Serene flightless the Prince Go-
vernor of the Depsymeuts of Holland on the sub..
je6t, to the inhabitants of these Departments, •
.That a Commissary-General of Police hai not the
Power to inflict a fine :
That it is his duty to watch over and maintain
public order, to correct the crimes which attack it, .
discover their authors, and deliver them up to jus.
lice : •

That a fine, even in matters of police, is not at.,
bitrary, it is determint.d by law, and must be pro-
neunced by a competent judge:
That the receivers of contributions must receive
1114 the SIIIU fixed for contributions, or those which
tray be consigned to them by a competent authority.
That a sum once placed in a public chest, cannot
be Liken out but by the orders of the Public Func-
VimitY, Whose duty it is to dire& its movements.
The Most reSpetlable employ cannot legitimate
164italtnt tuade in defiance of law.
C. G HUTTM AN.

Rotterdam Ciallttc Feb. 9.
The Piefea of the department of, the Mouths of
the Mtuse, makes known by the present, to all
editors, Prliters, booksellers, and others, trading in
b)uks in this department, that by a decree ut his
'UsJest
y the Emperor and Kula, dated the v9th•Dec,
!tat°, is is ordetet),-
tiii) That editions pliblistied in Holland anterior
'0 the ist Jana ti t 1 ; work printed in France
prior to the same epocli, and constituting part of a
Private literaty property, shall not be Considered
iurreptitiou, if they are stamped before the ist
ilatelt Nat.

24d, That in coniequence, editors, printers,
I)43°ltse ~.at all others dealing in books in Hol-
land, who are possessors or proprietors of them,
are bound• to declare within the space of a
trwitit, trout the date of the promulgation of
the present Decreei to the rieted of the Depart who will intern-) the 'lntendant-General of
the Interior of Holland of it, the number of co-
P"estheypossess of each of the said editions.
3d, That the copies of such works must be pre-
'Ned in each department, by every printer or li-
brarian, Wore the Ist March, to the Commissary
Niviill") may be appointed for that purpose; and the
I,ll„,!te' mil copy shall ,be ;stamped with a
41P
Ptliared for the purpose,' utter which they
110 Y be freely sold throughout the empire.
That the booksellers shall be bound to pay
the authors, or proprietors,` the twelfth pat t of the
‘their 61e tit the copies declared by them retraining in
walei.ou•.e, or at their dispoShion and that
tit'rY 'heath in proportion to the sales they in"y
ijaVet which will be determined by the number of
41" l'enltining, which they shall produce.
14 c°ohecoetice, the Prefectorders. all editors,
primers and boOksellers, in this department, who
"el'ulsessors of editions, expressed in the abeve-
intlitiolied Decree, to send to the Prefett, before the
,b,"' this month,' a declaration of their form, in,
;4
declaration the profession and dwelling of the
'l
Acme
shall be specified, the title of the work,
144 011ie author, number of copies in their ware-
:lse% or at their disposition ; the place where, and
`l' (Imo when they were published, as well as the
Period
of their impression in France.
editors, printers, and booksellers, shall be
'°und to present the copies which -are in their ma-.
E,zines. or at their to the Commissary who
'ICI be appointed by the Prefea to stamp the said
Copies, at
cl who shall be sent for this purpose to the
Places where the said editors, printers,. and book!.
'14144, possessors of editions 'to be st am ped,v dwell,
snd
draw up the verbal proces.66 necessary, sign!
end forward than to the'
tent, Pret ea of the DePtirt.

C. G. EIuTTmAN.

severll44") FEL
4.--)lesterday his Majesty issued
/ .al Decrees relative to tho Conscription. The
brat of these Decrees orders, that out of the
:2°,40 conscripts of 1811, the calling out of which
Is a
Utnorised by the &flatus Collodium of the 13th
(4t. De
eember 1810, 80,000 shall be pUt in motion,
While the remainder form a reserve. These 80,000
41411 ab:111, be distributed over the 113 departments,.
f
urnied of Old France, Belgium, the countries on
the left' bank Of the Rhine, 'Piedmont, and. Li-
., butte.,

The second. Decree orders the calling out of 2365
cicicript, in the three departMents of Tuscany, of
the
beta lees of ts io, which comprises the young men
beta between thu tit of January and the. 3 ist of
becenther,, 1790.
''
"* third Decree orders the call,ug out of too°
tonsetipts, of the class of 1810, in the two depart-
14ents of !tome.

Pit Sis, qty Pun. 11.—An Imperial Decree, iss
gth

conimins (be following disposi-

•L. l'hoge s,
alienti by birth, who had