The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-15 00:00:00

PARIS, SEPT. 10.

.THE Consuls decreed, on the 26th of last month,
that the Piedmontese Officers «ho served in the
auxiliary Army, which in the year five was united
to the French Army of Italy, and likewise those
who in the year seven served in the Corps which
was joined to the same Army, may be admitted
into French auxiliary. Corps. There shall also be
admitted into the Corps of Engineers, Artillery, and
the Commissaries of War belonging to the Repub.
lic, one Chief of Brigade of Engineers, two Chiefs
of-Battalion, four Captains and four Lieutenants of
Piedmontese Engineers, one Ordonnateur and six
Piedmontese Commissaries of War. -A Company
of Sappers, one of Miners, a Battalion of Artillery,
a Company of Labourers, a Demi-brigade of In.
fantry, two Demi-brigades of the Line; and two
Regiments of Dragoons, shall also be incorporated
with the French Army.
There shall be raised a Battalion of Veterans,
composed of nine Companies, selefted from among
the Invalids capable of bearing arms.
All the Invalids incapable of serving in the Com-
panies of Veterans, and whose situation shall en-
title them to a certificate according to the French
regulations, shall be sent to the Hospitals of Avig-
non ani Louvain. There shall be endowed at Nice
an Hospital for the reception of three hundred of
the oldest who may have been more accustomed to
a Southern climate.

All the old- Piedmontese Officers who had pen_
,sions from the King of Sardiniii, shall continue to
enjoy them from the moment they receive brevets
of the Republic. For this purpose they will give
into the Administrator General the „brevet of the
King, which shall be transmitted to the Min;iter
at War, and converted into pensions on the Public.
Treasury.

All the Promotions made by the late Sovereigns
of Piedmont, and the Provisional Governments,
are annvlled, except so far as they shall be con-
firmed by the new organization.

It is asserted, that the Government has resolved
to culler four or five of the first vaeatit seats in.
the Legislative Body, upon Citizens who are na-
tives of the four new Departments on the left Bank:
of the -Rhine.

Letters froth .Lugnago of the 3oth ult, states
that a utni)er of French Soldiers, lnlonging to
the Army of Italy, daily passed through that place
on their return to Franci,withl?4rl,pughs for a (xi-,
tain period.

Count LEH RB ACH was expeeted at flathlon on
the 3oth of last month..

IgTERSBURCH7 Avg, ; ;.—Her Imperial High-
ness, the Grand Duchess li'opoßoWNA, Spouse to
the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE, has set uut for
Cobourg tipor, a visit to her august Parents.
• '1 he Emperor and his Family will leave Town on
:he ist of beprember, old style, for the Coronarion.
at Moscow. The Foreign'Ministers resident here,
will leave this capital about a for.thight before theit
Majesties,
,
on the 26th July, old style, the Prussian Coloq
nel incocz, who has ben here these several
months, charged with wpartiettlar commission from
his Court. obta:‘,Q4 his-:-audience of leave of His
Imperial Majesty, who presented
valuable Snuffbox, decorated with hiS Majesty's
Portrait.

Thirst!, AUG. 9.,About noon of the 6th in*
scant, .appeared off this Port a numerous convoy/
on board of which was the Archduke PALATINE,
Who had come from Ven;ce. His was no soonet.
discovered, than he was saluted with a t guns. He
was two days on the passage, in consequence of X
violent tempest. The Vessel in which his Roy3t
Highoess came, was accompanied by an English
Frigate of 44. gutis, which tell in with him at Seat
and saluted him with 19 guns. The Frigate the!)
hoisted the Imperial Colours at the Main '1 op_rnastr
and, on the invitation of the Captain, the Arch'
du!se went on board, and partook of a inagnificco
entertainment.

RATISBON, AVG. LEHItiIACH
expelled here ; his horses arrived yesterday.
Citizen BACHEP, received on" the same ay
Courier.from his Government.

We learn from Vienna that the Count DE &IV'
s4v, Ambassador to Petersburgh, set. off on the
23d for the placeof his destination. .
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STRASBURGH, SEPT. 6.—The last news from
Ratisbon speaks of a note which Citizen B2cHsl'
has presented to the German Diet, by which lte
protests against the Dation which may take place
of Ecclesiastical Princes and Ilishops, particularly
at Munster and Cologne .—The Prussian' and Bavarian
Envoys have supported that note.
BREST, SEPT. 4.—General GRAVINA, Corn.
mander in Chief of the Spanish Squadron, has been
expLeleci for several days. He arrived yesterday
irr the night. His arrival was. announced by se-
veral dischlrges of artillery. •
HAGUE, SEPT. 3.—A Courier arrived vesterd/
at the Minister of the Marine's from tie Briel, with
the intelligence of Admiral NELSON being on the
coast. This news was immediately sent to Gene'
ra I s ALTGEZ EAU and VICTOR, who set Off in a f'
minutes for the mouth of the Meuse ; several Coo/
nets were sent to different parts of the coa:it ; or
dens were also sent to the Texcl to Admirat
WTINTER ; in short, the greatest precaations were
adopted to repel all attempts on the parr of tiil;
English Admiral. Several Detni-brigadi-s
ready' to be embarked on bcartt the light flitillB'
which defend the approach to our Labour :
naces are prepared to heat bal.s. At Briel
Meuse mouth,, upwards of so gun-boats, &c. sre
placed in front of those poets. it is said that the
Minister of Marine sets otf to night, to visit ill
person the threatened points.

The Magistrates of Leicester-have come to a re'
solution to publish the names of rlio,;:e bakers, wo°
may be- found trespassing on, their Customers, by
selling Bread short of weight.. Pecuniary Saerifi:e
will never corred the evil, whilst the natnei cf
the offending parties are sheltered from public in.
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