The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-27 00:00:00

BERN, °cr. 3-

Toy the new French Envoy, Citizen VER-
NH'Ac, gave in his Credentials to the Executive
Council, when the same ceremonies were observed
as took place at the audience of entry of Citizen
RE I NHARD.
In the Sitting of the Ist. inst. the Diet resolved
as the fifth fundamental article of the New Consti-
tuti", that the Senate has the necessary proposal of
Laws, but shall receive on the subjeft, the remarks
°f the sovereign authority of each Canton, and lay
the same, together with its proposal, before the Diet,
which shall finally decide.
On the Id, the' following fundamental articles
Were voted :

6. The Diet shall assemble, ordinarily, on the
first of February of every year, and extraordinarily,
when either the , majority of the Cantons or the
Senate itself shall judge necessary.
7. The Diet consists of DeputieS frost all the
alt"ins :the number of which shall be fixed in prO-
portion to the population.
:their: The Members of. the Diet shall be chosen in
ftspeEtive Cantons, in the manner prescribed
uy the organization of each Canton:
9.. The Senate possesses, together with the pro-
Posal of laws, the diteEtion the general meastires
"I Government.
to: A Committee appointed by the Seriate(the
4-kseer Council) . shall tuperintend the eitecuriph of
.44 terminations:

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Tii Cisilpine.Artty 'Which lately only itii6tn tea
'co 'soinewKat More than f2iood men is 'now augment.
!!I to 22,332,, exclusive of the Gals d'Artnertf,
Cuard of GoVernmehti &c.
The Fdttificitions of Turin are now entirely
demolished, and the ground on which they toa-d
veilecl.

14APERFoRrvEsr, beT. xjl. -
4„. motidaylat th* 4.9 th-hist: the Offiters of the
‘nval Havirfadwe'st Legtoii- Celebrated the return
tr
P.eace by giving a very elegant Ball; and four
Zut7tlred cards of invitation 'Are issued for that
ilit'poses, By nine o'clock the rooms were coitr...
Dlete4' crowded, when Colonel RdcH (who coin:.
ands =he Coi.ps) led down Lord Htzme's Reel; 'with
l'firs• MATH/As. The second dance, named Peace
17" d Pleyit
-, composed by Capt. SITIKES for the 0c-
*,;,,-n was much admired, and *as led ofd' with
Wr JOUR MATH
by Major and 'the beautiful
MATHIAS. Between the Dances refresh-
,.,"" Were handed round in great profusion; whilst
Lind belonging to the Corps played several
martial and loyal tunes.
Tea teas brought in :it eleVen; after Which Aatic--
irg re-commeneed, and continued till near two,
• ren the Supper-rooms were thrdwn Open, and the
Wes were covered with
.all the delicacies of the
season: Notwithstanding the company were 'so
t
tllneroOs, every thing .was so well artanged by
StoxEs, who undertook the management
bf the Pete, that all were accommodated.
i,pancing was resumed after supper, and continued
rh unabated spirit till near- eight in the morning,
Iwheno.l the company separated, highly pleased with
e r,blice attention sheign them by Co]. Roof/ and
hi
s4leerii Among the company present were :
Lo
""analVy Milford; Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowley;
Lord a
,Lnir tadY. Kensington; Misses Jones, Allen, scour.
r`..nOlas
!q r. and Mrs. Barlow; Lady.
Roch fiAd, Split-ions; 13.3wen„&c:
Barlow; ' Messrs. Brown, Scouitleld,
• Alajor and Mrs. Foley,
and Brazier.
Major and Mrs. Mathias,
the Rev. Messrs., Cullas;
Mr. and Mrs. Badman Williams; Arbuthnot, &c.
t.
kr. and Mrs. T. IVieg'

We understand there is a new regulation in r)uh,
lin for' the `bakers in contemplation, which is to
oblige each of them to have legal scales and 'weights
in his shop, which they are to use •on selling out
tvery.loaf, to spew the purchaier that it is of.a just
assize. This necessary regulation, it is hoped, will
Prevcnt a great deal .Of imposition. ,
The following printed notice was last week
%4k up in the prisons of the metropOlis
c W. RAwLiNs; Esq.
? K. ALBIon Cox, Esq. ‘i Sheriffs.

e`` The Prisoners are expeaed to attend Divine
iiirvice every Sunday morning, tmlesS prevented by
yjitets."—Although the chapels are well frequented,
-s'is attention of the Sheriffs' to piety 'and morals
e'Ll
tv'es the public thanks.
At the last Malton Races, a match was iun be_
.:(1 two Hunters, which could arrive at a given
poi
• it in the shortest time. They went the distance
es'ut miles) in less than 15 minutes, and took JO°
4Ps in their way as they crossed the country.—
...r' TEASDALE was the winner ; Mr. DARL EY the
loser) On whom the odds were at starting.
pri?° Wednesday se'nnight, a black poney, the
to -Pert)' of Mr. SAMUEL SHEPHERD, of Brother-
trotted one mile on the Doncaster road in four
I,4llltes and forty-five seconds, for a wager of
peePtY guinea's. The poney had six minutes to
wf.wrol it in, and was rode by the owner, whose
eight is fourteen stone and a half.
Crookto ndeavour, Russell, from North Carolina
ed Island, is lost on Long Islabd. •