The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-31 00:00:00

:V 1i:1 i LS: . V .7. A I'RICE OF • i ticks, T:•/"..' DAY A r F. O'CLOCK 63 a 67k I Oninium ruz - gi i Di!c THE SUN. cIUIS DICi.D.E . FALSU:4 ACDEAT ? c i~~i!'..CJ. ~, ~. LONDON, AUGUST 31, ISoz. A r twelve o'clock this day we received Paris Paptis to the 29th instant. An article from Genoa, speaks of a Treaty about to be entered into bet Ween that State and the French Republic, by which the former is to renounce the islands of Corsica and Capraja, and to receive in exchange Oreille and its Dependencies. The approaching departure of General ANDR E OSSI from Pais for Lander, is announced to take place within fifteen days from the 28th inst. A Se;:at":4 Coasult: is, it is stated ; about to be 'l,!.tied, for the purpose of regulating the order of distribution of possessions in St. Domingo, in such a manner as to conciliate the rights and inte rests of the Proprietors and the Negroes,. It appears by an Article from Rati!bsn, that the dispute between Austria and Bavaria, relative to the Bishopric of Passau, is by no means adjusted, the Troops of the former having taken possession of it, whilst the EL E CI:CM of B4vAR t A has given positive orders to the General commanding his Troops, to occupy the Bishopric along with the other Indernni- ties allotted to the Electoral House. A strong re. presentation has in consequence been made upon the t,ubjeet by the French, Russian, and Piussian Mi. ms:ers. A. dispute is stal-ecl, in an article from ✓irnna, to have arisen between the EN:Frßort and the Ifang-17;:iair Diet. The ARCI.11);)1:E I ) 4IATIE h a s proceeded ,from Presburg- to Vienna, to make repre., sentations against several Propositions made to the Diet by the Government. • General ANDET:m.yrr, thl Commander in Chief of the IP:retie Troops charged with an expeekition against the stri,ller Cantons, has established his Head-quarters at Luter - ze. He is instrukaed to use every means of persuasion and cOnciliatinn. and only to employ force in the last resort,. The taking effeCtive possession by Prussi4 of ti.e Countries assigned to that rower as Indemnities, has indueel several other States to address them selves to the EmpEROl. of Rtisst4 and the CFIiF CON6U 4, that they may be permitted to take similar steps. it is positively said, that the French Go, ~..rilment and the Russia) . Ambassador at Paris are fivourable to this measures althoughCountCoßE4T-' zc r. has a! ready made strong representations against By an article from Berne of the zist Aug. we learn that the Senate. had on the preceding day publiShed the Amnesty which . had been decreed, relative to thy; political events' in the Pays de Vaud. All the procOses relative to these af fairs are annulled., The , punishment of death Pronounced against I.A.T.morro and MARC LL, is cornmuted into perpetual banishment, and against the others into banishment for ten .years. The sentences of those who had been condemned to irons, or itnprjs:irpent, are likewite softened. The Fxicktbal is finally ceded to the Helvetic Republic. The French ,Ft nds continue to decline. the z7th, the five pct Cents. were at o. 80. LAST night a Dutch Mail ,arrived, and a second tills morning. Accounts fr6in 1-lagi4. state,' thzt a French Army is to he assembled on the Thine, fo: the ostensible purpose of Military pa rade when the Cir r El.' CONSUL shall visit Belgium, 'Jut more probably for the more. important object of influencing and accelerating the deliberations of the Diet of Rafisbon. On the 3oth ult. the KING of Swrp - iN was vited by PRINCE ,WILL lADI of GLOUCESTER, to, dinner on board. the Latedm. On his arrival and departure he *as saluted with 21 guns. As the Royal chaloope approached the frigate, the English flag Was taken down, and the French flag hoisted. When the PRINce gave the KING'S health, as also when the health of His BRITANNIC MAJESTY was drank, a salute was flied. The. KING then pro posed as a, toast, " The prosperity of the KIN.; of GE EAT BRITAIN and IRELAND," on which the fortress Sveahorg, saluted with 128 guns; and on drinking the health of the PRI NC E 'of GLptic ESTER, with 96 guns. On August I, the KING atid PRINCE attended divine service in the chief chtirch of the (0 • The 24th tight Dragoons were disbanded last week in Ireland. Most of the Privates entered into oihcr Regiments. Arii VA L NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Auc. - 30. Aap,.'iv ED the Hazard Sloop, and the Canswzrce Frigate, from Lymingtori. Arrived the Er,.elvds.l.7;i, PBARSON, from lon pion ; Elizabe;l a7:d Mau, HoDGSoN•; and Banc, 10 K A BY; from Sunderland. ilea the Jane, DOVE, for Sunderland, and Pe. tr,;nelle, fak . 1'...;.c0y. ay . .1L MOU ill, Ai c . 2 8. SAILED the D:de of York Packet, Capt. DEAKE, with Mail of the z4th inst. for Lisbon ; the Arne rican Ship Figi/ant, Capt. THOMAS BoYLt,- for Riltimore ; the American Ship Martha, Capt. MAR TIN, for Lisbon ; Les Deux Anis, French Sloop, IMBERT, with salr, for Penzance ; the Portuguese Brig San Antonio y Alma!, with cheese, &c. for Oporto ; the Eliza, HAcRER, for Bury ; the Wheat. sheaf, P. SILVER, with flour, for Liverpool ; the Dolphin, RICHARDS, and the Friends; HUXSTABLE, for Wales. The Pr'imce Adolpber, with Mail from Lisbon, is hourly expeled; and the IVaisingham Packet, Ro. BARTS, with Mail of the 3 tst inst. wild sail for thlnce on Saturday next. Y ARMOUT I, Arc. Tilts morning arrived the Ant, of this Port, WILLIAm. HARRIS master, from Hamburg!), with ..)la rags. At the time of her leaving that place, the Rover, THOMAS JEEB, was loading oats for Liverpool ; and the Ocean, OttlNTcxq master, was arrived from the East. Sailed the Staff of Lift, RICHARD BODWELL, to Rotterdam, and /10'ora, Wu. Moss, to Hambro'. Arrived in tne Roads, from Amsterdam bound to London, the Mary, WM. PATTISON. Sailed the IValefield, jAmEs BREAD, to London. 1A.44, Aug. 30. Hrs Majesty's Ship La Poinome sailed yesterday eve n ing, to the River ; and His Majesty's Ship Was saliaer rhis morning to the Northward. Arrived the East-India Company's Ships Duke of Butcleugh and Walpole, this afternoon, from India, and remain. DIS nnurioN OF PRIZE MONEY. The unpaid shares of 1900 ducats, being 3511. T 7 s. sterling, received of Don "MICHELL de CUR. TIS, his Sicilian Majesty's Governor•of the Island of Procito, as the value of la Bella Battistina, a Genoese Polacte, sold by him on account of the Sanheon and Perseus, will be paid on the 2il of September, at No. 34., Arundel -street, Strand. His Majesty's Ships undermentioned will be paid their shares of the following respedive Prizes, on Wednesday the Bth of September next, at No. 9,. New Broad . -street Foudrovant, for H} - polite. Cynthia, lioudroyant, and Diadem, for San Bartholomew. El Carmen, for Nostra Senora d.: Los Dolores, Santa Anna, Mystica, name unknown. For first and second payment of la Gentille, Seconde, and San joseph. Supetbe, for Spanish Logger Bplodore. Venerable, for ditto. L'AlOanaize, for la Virgin del Rosario, and, St. Antonio di Padua. La Constance, for Conception. Minotaur, Fort Mahon, Florentine, Camelion, Goza, and Northuniberland, for la Vertu, first payment. • Pique and Demetrie, for Good Union. Delight, for Vittoria. Florentine, Petterell, Cynthia, Vidorieuse, and GOza, for Spanish Schooner Rosa. Vidorieuse, for Madona de Loretto. Vincejo, for Serpent Privateer. Pearl, for Genose tartan Alenion Pion. Modeste, for I rebaeolo Espiegle. Iledor, for Couragettse. Phaeton, for Freneh tartan Concerzione and Genoese boats. Victorieuse, tor la Verge de an, head-money for Enfant Cheri de la Victor. Brig Speedwell, for the ca,pture of the Vervagating, at Messrs. Poulain and Key's, Salters' Hail -court, Cannon: , street, this thy. The Lynx, for the Vernang and Vrow Ncltje, and the gin. vessel Swinger, for the , Vrovv Neltje, at the douse of 'Mr. Thomas Maude, Downing-street, WeStminster.• L'Amiable, forithe re capture.of the Calcutta East ILdia man, on boao, on her arrival at Chatham. • Brig Cruizer, ter the.capittre of the Adelaide, by his Ma jesty's Sloop, of War Scorpion, and Vertrouwen, under Prussian colours, on board at Yarmouth, on Saturday the 2.8t11 inst.' La Sufbsante, for the brig Berrien, and the Spanish vessels San Josef Animes. and San Rogue, onSaturday the 4th of September, at No. 6, Stanhope street, Newcatille-street, Strand. " . On Friday morning Rear-Admiral DA,CR.S and several Captains of the Royal Navy breakfasted With .the Right Hon. Earl ST. V.INcE:Ar, and-:the Lords of the Admiralty, at his apartments. in George street, Plymouth Dock ;. after Whichlheir Lordships went into the Dock-yard, and reviewed all the Clerks of the di#ferent departments, all the. Warrant Officers in.the ships in ordinary, and also the Caulkers, Ropers, and Riggers. s'ibr,.a new ar rangement, the Landmen in the rigging -house, and the ships in ordinary are to be discharged, and re- . placed -with able seamen; by which ,regulation there.will be in the ordinary at Harnoaze, nearly 2000 able Sea4n,, ready for serviee . at a momen.t's warning. • Captain Locr;;ik . appointed to the Revolut:onnaire frigate, •vice. tnir ; and Lieutenaflt ATtHESONt to the Cenior 'vice CHRISTIAN. he Passage in most of the Packets between Brighton and pieppe;_is now raised to two guineas, on account of the enormously high port cim4-es in the lztter port e The Bishop of CHICHESTER ryas to f rei t a . a Charity Sermou, on Supday at ttleßov:i Chapel at Brighton„ filL DUTCH MAILS. STRASBURG, AvG. 13. CITIZEN. JACOB. MATHIEU set out the day be fore yesterday from this City for Ratisbon, after having some days before received his instruaions from Paris. Before he repairs to the place of ,his destination, he will remain for some days a't certain neighbouring German Courts. He will not, how ever, go to Ratisbon in the charaaer of a Mi nister Plenipotentiary, but only in that of a Diplomatic Agent of the French - Republic for the regulation of the affair of the Indemnities. The Convention of the 4th of June will . be presented co the Diet, on the part of France, by Citizen LA'Fo rAsr, the French Envoy at Munich, who for that purpose will repair to Ratisbon, and legitimatehim. self there as Minister Plenipotentiary, till the full completion Of the Peace of Luneville. His appointment and instruaions were sent to him from Paris, itnme diately after the arrival of the Russian Ratification .of the Convention of Indemnity which took place on the zd inst. This Ratification, immediately after its arrival, was delivered by the Russian En voy, Count MARKCEF, to the Minister TALLEY. RAND, after which both went together to the First Consul. As soon as the fact was known, several Foreign Envoys sent.off Couriers to their respeaive Governments, and Count CosENTZEL has since had many conferences, It is strongly reported that a Camp will be formed near Plobsheim, consisting of about to,ooO men most of them Troops of the Italian Arrriy. The tooth Half-brigade has arrived here from Switzer land, and other Corps are expeaed, which will re inforce our Garrison. RATISBON, Aoc. i 6. ON the 13th in the evening, the French Courier LE Comm arrived by the way of Munich, to tizen BACHE R, and immediately after proceeded on his journey to Vienna. He brought the Senatus ConsOy:n of the 14th of Thermidar, with Dis. patches from the Minister. TALLE Y RAND, of the 7th Thermidor, and also a Letter from the Minis.. ter for Foreign Affairs, in which, after the most flattering assurances of approbation on the part of the First Consul, with respect to the condutl hitherto observed by Citizen BACHER., it is notified to him, that the Government has appointed the French Envoy Citizen LAFOREST, Envoy Extra. ordinary to Ratisbon. Citizen BAcHErt, in these Dispatches, is for the first time, stiled Resident ; and requested to assist Citizen LA.FoR EST with his experience and knowledge. Citizen BACHER communicated the Senator Con. suite to the Direaory of the Empire, in the Moniteur, and merely read the Dispatches relative to . it, without as usual delivering in a certified copy. The following is an extract from these Dispatches of the Minister TAL EI:RAND to Citizen Ba.. CHER, Resident Minister at the Diet. " Paris, Thtrmidor 17, (Aug,,s). ' " All Sovereigns had an equal interest to see the First Authorities of the French Republic rendered permanent, since this is the only means to, confirm the present Government, anti ensure the dura tion , r of_genera h l, peace on unchangeable plinciples. The tvvcr.:Seiatus Consultes, of the zd and 4th of the present month, have fulfilled this end, since they have expressed the will and the wish of the People of France relative to the most important of poli tical and social objeds. The Speech of /the Pres . '. de'nt of the Senate, and the Answer of the First Consul, are a new proof that the French Republic, in making War, had no other aim than to conquer its independence, and in concluding Peace, no other obje4 than to establish the foundations of that in dependence oh the principles of Equality, Justice, and Social Order." ,Count COLLOREDO, both in the last sitting of the Diet, - •and that of to-day, by diredion of His Eledoral Highness of- Mentz, communicated to se veral of the. Deputies .the occupation of .Eichitilde and Erfurt by His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, at the same time reserving the rights of his Master, and' declaring, .that under the present circumstances, tile contributions thence arising to the Empire could no longer be paid by His . Eledoral Highness, Citizen LAFOR EST arrived this morning, and Citizen MATHIEU is expeded this week. Baron HUGEL and Baron Btirt LER will probably arrive to_ morrow. Envoys •and• Deputies : from single States who wish to vindicate their .interests at, this im portant crisis, are also daily arriving. During iTie Last week, Austrian and Balta.' rian Troops, under the command of Generals STRAUB and BARTELS, have beets posted oppo. site each °thee, on each side of the Inn. Neither have, however, as yet advanced beyond their own. territory', but wait for further orders, of which it is agreed to give each other twelie hours notice. A Corps of z 5,0 0 . - Austrian Troops is expelled shortly to arrive on the ;nn. la Archduke ANTHONY will 1):! made a Knight of the Tcutouic Oder, and appointed Coadjutor to die Grand Master of the Order. Curt LEHRLACII is appoirtcd Commissary for taking posession of the Territory allotted to the GRAIND DUkE of TUSCANY. PASSWAN OoLou has before his palace at twelve pieces of cannon constantly loaded. He never goes out of it %i,'ltLout "being attended by his Body-guard, which is composed of very fine Troops, all in gold-laced dresses. HAGUE, AUG. 21. THE late Cabinet-Minister of the PRINCE of ORANGE, VAN CITTERS, lately died here at an ad. varced age. Ou - r Gazettes say, that 3o or 40,000 French trOop . S will be assembled on the Rhine, as well to make an impression on the Diet at Ratisbon, when the plan of Indemnities is diseussed, as to go through their manceavres when the -First Consul shall come to Belgium and the Rhine. The necessary orders have already been given, to prevent any distutbances taking place in our Ports on the return of our Emigrants from England. The Troops under the Hereditary PRINCE of ORANGE, who were lately in English Pay, and cantoned in the Isle of Wight, have already been disarmed, and embarked for Holland. The Amnesty has been published by the Directory, in a Proclamation of the 16th of August. - in it the returning Emigrants are exhorted to condua themselves peaceably, an d with gratitude, and to avoid every thing which may leakk to Discord and. Civil War., ROME, Avo. 1. DIE Barbary Corsairs have taken four Neap°. litan Vessels off Gaeta, and a . I' . utugu — t,se Ship in the neighbourhood of Monte Circe°. The crew of the latter threw themselves into the sea, and out of forty men of which it consisted, only two were saved, A, Neapolitan . Polacre wft. 'likewise attacked by the same Corsairs, but beat them off. - A Sardinian Qalley fought, and took a • • Tunisian Galliot, with tto men, and retook two Neapolitan Polacres which the Galliot had before taken. All these vessels were carried into the Isle Madelena. On Sunday last the Pursers of the Hon. East dia Company's ships the Doke of grieflertgh, Capt. THOMAS WALL ; the Preston, Captain THOMAS GARLAND IVFoRRAy ; and the Walpole, Capt. JAS. SkNDILANDS, the former from China, and the'two latter from Bencoolen, arrived 4t the East India House with their Dispatches. They sailed from the Island of St. Helena on the 4th day of July, at which time not any ship was at the Island. The following.were hourly looked for—the Earhf Ab.-r -gart.enny, Taqntort Castle, Belvedere, Woodford, Al bion, Alfred, caves, Warle . y, and extra.ship beth. PAStENGERS PtIt'PR£STON. I. O. Erskine, Esq. Lieutenant Trils , cott, Master G. R. Bociditn, Mr. j. Banks, Master J. I-Nnter, 'lVii•,:s M. Hal" Aer, Miss MiLean, Miss Giblon., ?Zit LPOt E. Mr. Inglis, Capt. E. Brown, Mrs. trown, Lieutenalit- Coronel Gordon, Mrs. Gordon, Miss Ross; Mr. Banricill, Mrs. Bannon, Mr. M. Morrison, late Seond Officer of the Betsey; ivir: John Heckfoid, late Second Officer Of the Sic St'Ophen Lushington; Children—George Gordon, Jane Cor don, Edw. Coles, M. Holloway, Sophia Prin c c, David Sherrie. PER. DUKE or DUCCI,.CCH. Masters Frederic and Henry Doveton, tram the Island Q St. Helena. The True Briton, Asia, and Dover Castle, wit!! the Admiral Rainier extra ship, are expetted to ar rive from China, under convoy of His MajestO Ship the Arrogant, very shortly. They severally arrived at Whampoa in the middle of March last. The Prestcit and Walple, lately arrived front} Betio°len, are laden with pepper. The several Pangerans have been very punctual in their respec , tive collections, and hopes are entertained that enough will be colleded next season to fill another ship. - On ThursdaYlast, the • t3th Regiment of Light . Dragoons was inspected by their Royal l-lighnesses the YRINCE Of WALEs atid.auttE of YORK, attend' ed by General Gwyrrig, and their respedive Suites/ on Wanstead Flats. Their Royal Highnesses nud e the most minute inspection, and expressed the - most decided , approbation of the Regiment while passing them by on horse back and on toot. After the Re; giment ,rnounted, and commenced the movements au' .attacks, the admiration excited by the appearanc e of it on foot was increased at the precision and ra" pidity with which every manczuvre was made. r fl i charges, in squadron anal line; were rapid, collected, and firm; the whole halting at the word, and per' fedly ‘vell.dressed; atid notwithstanding the r ay pidity with which every move m e nt an d c h a rge Wa s performed, and the 'roughness of the ground in ina r 'Y t places, we are happy to state, that not the sligh ter accident occured. It is a singular fad,' that orily i one man and one horse of this highly thediscipline Cory.s was ill and in barrhcks ; the whole of d Regiment, those' two excepted, were On duty, a nd in the field, which is the strongest test Of -the e x o i cellence of the system pursued in the discip/in e , at it; Their Royal Highnesses, during the ti , ae tn s the Regiment was g o ing thro u gh their mitriceu vre j frdquently expressed the highest" . appthbation ,ev satisfaaion, and after the review was over came forward to-Lieutenant-Colonel BOLTO N , hif commanded, and 'told him that they wece if s pleased and satisfied w i t h t h e Re g iment, and tha t r . ; appearance and p e rf ormanc; m et with their e. ti approbatidn, /