The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-04 00:00:00

FIZLNC l'A l'EaS,

ticucuivcr) THIS M011.N1440.)

Tiiey write from Germany, that_ hisdamnis elle
Caroline Viirat is. about to be matrieti to s
11.0.69 Gentleman. Site brings fluke tuillittus as
tier dowry, accruing, it is added, from the property
of her mother.

Letters of b very recent (hoe give us the follow-
ing details upon lligypt country is greatly
advancing muter the government of the Pactut
Autuud-Ali. The city of Alexandria is put in a
`good state'of (let-elide. 'the troops ate well treat-
ed, dud more soldiers presented themselves titan
were *au ed. Ainiuutt-Ali is about 48 yeas at In
age. He was at tint only an adventurer, wholol-
ed piracy to a vet)? small Ship. His succesi
attracted Six hundred men; by whose swans. he
soon governed the chief cities of Lower Egypt.
Tits artily is now considerable He has tile, ex-
eluNive eniunieree itt provibinns, and recdves the
.duties upon all other mereliandize. Arabians
collie to hint in crowds tor permission to cnitivate
.the tallow hunts. He welcomes isll straugvrs, but
e'recialiy the liuglisis and Fretich. Every thing
Ivatis (55 (0 believe, that if this Yacht continues to
rule Egypt, that country IA:CO(11C very
flourishing.
ViBNNA, OCT. is said, that a Fiqlsgariars
Diet will be called in the commencement of next
%ear. 'flitArchtitilte has declared.to the Hungsarian
tltat it they would come torwasit

:act:Wally to the succour of the Alistrino finances,
they would suppress the great duties upon the
"Thereliandize and, goods which pass from Hungary
'Awn the German and Austrian States, and vire
Carla. The reducthm of our army goell on slowly.
A great number of soldiers liaue obtained per.,
ollssin to return borne. In tipper Austria all

Abe ,illagt:s arc filled with
.suldicrs, pos4es4ing
lurlouglis viix mouths.

AGRAIif, OCT. 14. —Two thousand Cr oats have
• •
arrived here thry compose part of. the regiments
disbanded vu acco of the peace. We are as-
sured they will form companicb of veterans, des-

to occupy the frontiers, Lula will there fur

ttish permanent brigades for the safety of the
-highways and Other purposes. The coast of. the

being yet often the scene a the robbe

.ties of the pirates, redoubts will be erected to pro-
.tect various paints where the anchorage is secure.
NAPLIF.S, OCT. 18.,--.11. Pinckney lies taken
leave of our Sovereign. We have reason to think

.all the diifetencec between the United States and
ow Court are ttriniiiated. Our honour has not
ieCtltrecl any stain, and It 'Would nut receive any
.:under at Prince tvkO feels all the dignity of his
Crown and the rank he holds in Europe.

Austria has skewed upon this occasion that she
was ready t'. SUWill oni just pretentious. It is

'thought a Treaty bettrtyn our Court and the
'United States has heeu proposed, and wkicit will
be very ittivai,tageous to our kingdom. Some ad-

vanruges I►rlve been guaranteed to the Americans

in the parts of Sicily.

FRENCH rurips.

b par ('ertic, 67 r, 4h C.
MI I, ;,',oc.

r*VCE:IVED LAtiT NJOOT.)
PARIS, OCT. 31 —Mr. Pinckney, Ambasiaddr
nttritric•htial y from the Utti% (.1
:Matra
of Ame-
rica to the CtV4ll of
_Russia, armed on the 13th
tilt. at }tome, Vom Naples. From thence be has
set off to repair to his post at St. Petcrshurgh. We
are ;pinata whethcr Mr. Pinckney has _effected
the object of his mission at Naples..
The supply of provisions or the allied troops in.
the depart Meta of t he Lower Ulf ,ne had experienc-
'ed some obstructions. The Prefect -hat. seetwed
the supply, by causing the grain to be emptied by
the couttnunes into the niagthines. 'rime culti.
'enn -were ready money for the grim at the
prices tit tie department. Tines the sup
ply of fm .visions to the ?Obi a troops has hecu sc-
ented, and they have pot hecn iAticed to spread
themseiveo met the department,
Conch Getinai;i, Pretect of the Seine and
Marne, having iFeen informed that io some
churches destitute of priests the inhabita,,ts had
•ItsSellib4ed to chaunt the °ices, and cti‘btatv

PARIS, Nov: I.—Lily Urdonnance `of the
of Oc'to'ber, the City of Aix is raised to the
rank of •one of the good Cities of the Kingdom.
PAats, Oc.T. 31.-ext Sunday, eve of the
opening of 'ht.:Chambers, a solemn mass of the
liboSt will be celebrated in all the churches
or Paris, to beseech blessings from Heaven upon
.i is Majesty and lvs kingdom. It is said that our
augutt;Monareht accompanied by the Princes abil
Princesses of the blood, and 'the Members of the
. two Chambers, will he present at the Mass, which
will ;be 'celebrated for the opening of the next
*slow? it the Metropolitan Church.
It is thought that this important ceremony will
be performed at the saute 'hoitr and in the same,
lI:UMW as last'year.
The theatres will be sbutto.morrote, All Saint's
Day.