The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-14 00:00:00

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.tvtity sppearadde in Austria tumfirests itself iit
.favour of Peace. The Funds at Vienna have risen
4.. to g;,;
Yesterday being Decadi, the loth of Messidor,
"%ti.htisinets was done in ottr Funds.
.‘ On the zgth of June an English Frigate drove
ashore on the Coast of Jard, near Les Sables, a
Ylaree laden with corn 'and,-„qalt i and the
:following day another Frigate torced a convoy Of
craft, on its passage from St: Gilles to Sables,
• 'to take '4heltertund6.basfer of the Fort,St. Nicholas.
• "The magazines of previsions at
.Maiiiricht, Lax.
• embourg;. Pitity; and the other places between the
- -Meuse, the Moselle; and the Rhihe, have been
consequence of an order from the Minister
at War.

CONSTANTINfitLE, MAY 27.•... Apprehensions
• -are still entertained here, le&r. the French•should.a t.
tempt any enterprize against the Mosea. Three
Shia of War have been dispatched for the protedion
of that quarter. A Ship of War which arrived here
yesterday 'from Aboukir, has brought intelligence
. that the. French are cap4ble ofluaking a long resist..
aaee in Alexandria.

Aucsaugox, Justt 27.--AvatietyofPrints have
announced that,the trench had Made a fruitless at.
tempt to land on the Coasts of the Mores. This
~pretended debarkation. now turns out to be. a son
of shipwreck experienced by sortie French vessels,
!which contrary winds had driven on these Coasts. •
AUSTeRDA,m, jtl;,Y hopes which the.
• rUbiiC Papers have for some time past given us that
• the Negotiations-betwixt France and England will
be concluded to afavourable result, begin to re.ani.
Mate Public Credit. Many merchant vessels continue
to be built, nor only in oar Dock-yards, but also
in all those of the neighbouring towns, These
'Works were some months ago wholly. abandoned.
Public events have raised theM one per ant. Many
• commniertial houses have this morning received the
intelligttiite that the Senate of Bremen on the 9th of
• this month had the official notification of the speedy
fr4cuatiort of the territories of the Town by the
Xrussian Troops. It is' not at present understood
that these Troops will quit 'the territories of Ha,
;Over.
The Legislative Body has just issued a general,
, /Pardon-to all .Desesters without exception, whethee.
of the land or sea service. •

•
ARMY OF THE MIME.
• ireso2;aartcri ar ,Stniihurgio, Mji Igor.'
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ftit Iftt,sour azivaLlC.

•
cznaek mtp:sTER,
11.141 Ordonnateur in Chief, and the •PaYtnasSeuOencral,
*ere charged to give to you, as also to the Public Tree-
e!4rY' a completely detailed Account of the Administration
q! the Army; but the allalatiah with which the Official Journal; in its Numbers of thex.sth and .Ith Germiaal (the
nth and; 7th of April); assured its Readers that Ger4lany had
*pt bgelluit Linder contributionl aud that all the !funds for
the' pay of the A (My of the Rhine had beeyt made by thg pub.
Treasury; imposes the duty t):i me cif gsvi4g NU a state.
-414e0.1-of the sums received at the Army, and of their
C. 111041.

At the time I took the command of the Army of the Rh:ne
eilttlse month of Nivose, Bth year (1-nnuary, am
), .8 monads
i)alflv4.3 due to the Army; the distributions of provi,ions
• Wz_ete very irregular, • not to say none ; and the clothing was
• .'7ll a most shocking state
reltltsied of '0
oVcrairtent to 'make .the distribtitiods regu.
elat.r% 4'14 to give me only two months pay. I knew ,the state
tiuhlic Treasury, and
.I thought I ought to liMit my
dem4Ods.
received, beftite my entrance urn the Campaigns - about
which provided, for, what was most pressing.
Six or sever decades of pay. were liquidated;- t e futtdSt
advanced for the serried, produeed.credit, ancl by 'the means
of eight or nine'rnillions of debt, the distributions were regu.
tare Made ; the clothing was repaired; and the Army, in a
Ico,lerablY‘ good state, or zeal and courage,, ipened* the I
-nlP:ktll of 18.3; •
• w4s not possible to establish-any regularity inane receipt
4," the
.Contributions, except after the Armistices.-=Germany
13'4.. bank
11111:g monev, prompt returns could not behOped for but ,
dgticti e
ular x;tc
I:raes y
tiOlnsh.i.c.h T,a-otim4e.rity
meet this expense, and all the irre.
in activity • necessarily pro.
that
the Paymaster, should charge-hirnstlf;
9/ the. ,14'nanst the Public Treasury, with only tbur-liftha
priv"afer-L-°,lltriblitions, reseryiiv to myself tO:deter.Tine,
fifth,
, beeurities, the application of the remaining •'7
Wntch:l ordered to be paid into *private Office. • .
'Y'Oll ,haVe been furnished with 'a copy Of all the process
verbal of
also all the, payments. The PayrtiastebGetiera} has
" --n4e a return to the Treasury;„; :-• -
The whole of the receipts amounts to-about 44 millions.
The P4Yrnaster has been charged against the Public Trea.
sury itl)•abOut 36
-7114
self, 114%45, , the employment of which I reserved to my-
Theafe abou
disburse
seven millions.
errient,nf the
36 millions is-composed of about
acmil lions for Day...
—" hid ablaut r millions for the difikrene
services, and "other reitaar eApences ordered by the Ordon-
4itellt in Chief.
The
moved disbursement of the seven millions,,of which I re.
,Ne -
"44.aPPliatitA to myself, :s composed of expellees of
gotiations to the amount of front z; to' 26 millions,
rc-
ceived by Bank operations.
Of gratuities to the who 4 Army; •
Of the expellees of some rnontimettra which I ereded to re•
3Penable General Officers who died on the field of battle.
Of relief given to 'some Corps which had suilcied more
than the less,

Ofllic redemption of captured Horses incorporated in the
Corps of the Cavalry of the Army, and of the payrncnt o* a
multitude of Bills of which Soldiers were the bearers ; Bills
hilly due, but not admitted in regular account, in-rconse-
'Mance of some deltas in formality.
When 1 shall have received the part of the account opened
i4th me alone, I shall send you such explanations as you
flay desire.

, •
'ls to the regular account, the ,Paymaster-General will
rive the particulars to the Treasury, and.the Ordorinateur
4111sr furniAlt a duplicate (hall his orders.
410 resume—The Contributions have defrayed about thir-
h " nlonths pay; Thus, in the supposition that.he Army
base been delivered to me paid up in course, there would not
b':=4 a single decade due to it OA its return to Frai.ce.