The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-07 00:00:00

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BANintrc, SE.P-r. zi.—lt appears certain that
the Chapter of Cologne' has attempted to obtaina
new supporter of the eleaion of 4 Bishop in the
person of the Emr Encat of RUSSIA.

FRANKFORT SEPT. 22.-":-SOITIeG0111111 Gazettes
have. given as authentic the following plan presented
to the Cabinet of Berlin
t. Prussia shall obtain the States of, the Elea6r
of Cologne, in 'Westphalia, the Bishoprics of Mutt;
ster, Paderborn, Osnaburgh, llildesheim, and the
Abbey of Corvey. The latter shall be ceded to
the EleCtor of Brunswick,
,and Prussia shall have
his Duchy in exchange; with a part of HanoVer.---
The Duke Of BRuNswicz shall, besides) have the
Duchy of Berg ; and the ELECTOR of BAVARIA
shall receive, his indemnities in Suabia.

This plan seems to suit in an equal degree Prussia
and France.

It is suppcKed the eledion of an Eleic.lor of
Cologne will be deferred. Count WESTPHALEN
has not received a commission to assist at it.

ROME, SEPT. 7.—M. the Count Dc ST. MAR.
SAN, 'Minister of his Sardinian Majesty, to the dif-
ferent Governments of Europe, arrived in this city
from Germany, and on the 2d inst. continued his
route to Naples.
A Consistorial Bull is expeded to be immediate-
ly published, to announce to the people, the fortu-
nate events which have led to the restoration of
Peace between the French Government and the
Holy See.
MARSEILLES, SEPT. 2o.—The 368 Soldiers be-
longing to the Garrison of Cairo, who arrived in
the Dolphin, of 44. guns, wee sent yesterday to the
Lazaretto.

Three other English Flags of Truce have arrived,
having on board boo men, who also formed part of
the Garrison of Cairo, These vessels having sailed
after the departure of the grand Convoy, its arrival
may be expeEted every moment. It consists of
fodty sail, and is convoyed by five English Ships of
the Line. •

FLORENCE, SEPT. 1 I .—We learn from Leghorn,
that six Neapolitan feluccas have arrived at Langone
with biscuit, corn, and salt provisions, and that a
Greek vessel .has, succeeded in landing there Six
thousand sacks,of different kinds of corn. General
IVII!.Ar has prohibited the sailing of all vessels
from this port. , •
It is said that only 2000 French troops are to
remain in Etruria, to guard the coasts. Three
thousand other troopS, who came to remain in the
pay of his Majesty, have, it appears, preferred
another destination.. The final determination .of
this business is expeded from the French Govern-
ment.

Bt LIN, Sr T. ig.—Their Majesties arrived on
the 16th, in the evening, at Chaaottentarg, from
Paretz, where they reside occasionally in the sum-
mer ; and were present, merely as spedators, at
the grand manoeuvres performed by our garrison and
the Silesian Troops in our vicinity, on the 17th and
18th, under the orders of Field Marshal MoL LEN-
DORF. At the conclusion of this review Their
Majesties set out for Potsdam, where the usual grand
manoeuvres in autumn will be performed on the 21st,
zed, and 'z3d.
M, DE HELD, of the Board of Customs, and au-
thor of a book entitled the " Black Book," which
was immediately suppressed on its publication last
year, and which contained the grossest libels upon
Ministers, and other men in office, was sentenced,
in the first instance, to be confined for r 8 Months
in a Fortress. This sentence has been recently
confirmed, and Mons/. DE HELD has; in consequence
of superior orders, been removed to Collberg,
and not to Spandour, the Fortress specified in
the sentence.

His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has resol•,ved, that the
Marriage of the Grand Duchess CATti E x INE PA W-
LONA, with his Highness the Hereditary PRINCE
of WE YM AR, shall be concluded at Petersburgh in
the year 1803.
RAtISBON, SEPT. lg.—No vote was given as to
'the affair of Indemnities in the Sitting of yesterday.
The Sitting will again be opened on the 21st. Some
changes are expected in the stare of the votes.—
The. Teutonic Order will accede to the vote of
Austria in favour of a Deputation. Mentz, Worms,
Paderborn, Eichstadt, and such Princes.as have not
yet voted, will adopt the same measure ; by which
means the state of things will be completely altered.
It is now beyond doubt that the conclusum to be
passed on the 28th, will be in favour of the Depu-
tation, which is to meet in this place, and report
to. the Emperor and the Diet the result of its labours
and negotiations with France. Austria and Prussia,
it is supposed, will be charged with the execution
of the Convention to be made upon the subject.
:VIENNA, Sept. B.—General JELLACHICH, who
commands on the Turkish frontiers, has sent a
Courier extraordinary to. our Court, to inform it of
the request made by the Janissaries for a supply of
Corn, and to acquaint it, that until the arrival of
farther orders, he had replied in the negative.
The Privy Council, expressing their approbation of
this concluft, have sent him new orders to hold no
sort of communication with the Janissaries. Cou-
riers have, at the same time, been sent to the Corn.
murders of the adjoining Provinces of Bosnia and
Servia, to send Troops to the Frontier, in order to
reinforce the Corps of Observation under the com .
nand of General JELLACH I CH.