The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-22 00:00:00

8f Oaoba, by His 1.i.-jelieneyf:sEr
ALT ETFE-i:ot, the Ottoman Minister, ati'd myself.
" I request you to announce this in the accus-
tomed manner.

" I salute you, .
(Signed) ‘‘ C. M. TALLtYIAND."
A true Copy,
;Signed)--Du BO

This news was announced, on the 16th, in all the
Theatres.—The publication began on the morning
of the 17th in all the Squares and public places of

Paris

The news of the signing of the PreliMinaries of
Peace, has excited the liveliest joy throughout-
every part of the Republic. At Brussels, Rennes,
Marseilles, Bourdeaux, Dieppe, Havre, Nantes, 8;c.
the rejoicings and illuminations were universal.
Orders have been issued by the Minister of the
Marine for disarming the light Flotilla. This mea-
sure is to be carried into.elfed in the Port of Dun-
kirk.—All the complements of the Vessels of the
Republic are to be reduced to' the Peace Establish-
met-Ir.—Several days have elapsed since the orders
for the Cessation of Hostilities were dispatched.—
All the Letters of Marque which had been issued
have been revoked.-1119niteur.

We have already given the Articles of the Con-
stitution of Si. Domingo; we will add, that St.
Domingo, in all its extent, with Samana, La Tar-
lac, Guava, the Caemites, Cow Island, La Saon6
and the adjacent Islands, form the territory of a
Colony, which composes part of the French Empire,
but which is subjea to its own Laws : the pay of
the Governor is 300,000 Frank's, his Guard of Cere-
mony is at the expence of the Colony.
RATISBON, OCT. s.—Yesterday the Feast of the
EMPEROR was celebrated here: a triple discharge
of cannon took place on the occasion.
The Ratification of the Conclusum of th,.! Diet is
• impatiently expected from Vienna. • We hope that
our City will have the honour to be the Sear of the
Deputation.
The wagers and prediaions on the subjeCt of the
Couriers between Vienna and Berlin, are of a nature
to amuse those who can find diversion in the follies
of human beings. The affair of the Indemnities
occupies the minds of our Politicians, and gives
rise to as many follies, as the parties interested en-
tertain hopes and wishes.
Dittrs, Ocr. tz.--An English Packet-Boat
has just arrived in this Port : it is the first that
has arrived since the Peace in any French Port, ex..
cept Calais. The Vessel is the Three Sisters,
Captain BAL s t R.. The crowd upon the sea-side
was immense, who demonstrated the greatest joy.
The Captain drank with us on the reconciliation of
the two Nations.

BERL TN, OCT. CXpea M. VON DORM,
early in this capital. He is called hither to receive
further orders respelling the affairs of Munster.
For these few days past Conferences have been
held between Count 1-I.tucw trz with the French
and Austrian Ministers. They are said to relate to
the EleEtions of Munster and Cologne. The pro-
motion of the General Officers, which takes place
alter every Review, has not yet taken place. The
King has not been pleased with the chief manoeuvres.
This is no doubt the cause of the delay.
NANCY, OCT. t3.—Yesterday Citizen YANKO,
an Extraordinary Courier of Government, passed
through this place, repairing to Wallachia and to
Constantinople.

We are authorised to.contradia a paragraph which
has appeared in several Papers, stating, that a serious
affray had taken place in Colchester Barracks, be-
tween the 49th,Regiment and some of the Militia.
The fa&s are simply as follow : A dispute arose from
a very trivial circumstance. A party were playing a
game of fives, and the ball accidentally struck one of
the Militia. This was resented by the man, and in
consequence some blows passed. The affray, how-
ever, was almost immediately quelled, by the Sol-
diers of the 49th being ordered by their Officers to
their Barrack-rooms. The Militia, not satisfied
with this, proceeded to treat the Officers of the ,
49th in a manner irksome to the Soldiers to wit-
ness ; yet, in justice to these brave men, it is
prOper to mention, that, in obedience to the voice
of their Officers, they remained quiet in their rooms,
and never more took part in the affair. The for-
bearance of the Officers was highly creditable to
themselves, and obtained the entire approbation of
the General commanding : indeed, the excellent dis-
cipline of that Corps- could in no' other instance be
more strongly demonstrated. To prevent further
disputes on this occasion, it was judged advisable
to separate the Corps, and, from the number of the
Militia in Colchester, the 49th were removed to
Chelmsford, and the Cambridge to Norwich. A
few patroles of Casalry paraded the streets during
the night, to stop any disputes that might happen
between individuals ; but we can assure the Public
the 3d Dragoon Guards were employed in no other
manner.

On Tuesday one of the principal Diaulters at the
Stock Exchange went through his first examination.
,There appeared 55,0001. to pay, and only 30001.
on the contrary side. The Committee were much
displeased.—A proposition was made to make up the
difference equal to. ss. in the pound, which was ac-
cepted, though the Broker refused either to give up
his Principals or Books.
A number of people were again assembled yes-
terday in St. 'James's Park, imagining that some
persons had been murdered, from the appearance of
blood in the Canal : the water was dragged by or-
der of the Earl of EusioN, when a quantity of
meat unfit for sale, which had been thrown in, was
brought out by the drags.
At MidhurF.t, Wheat has fallen from 24.5. to I Zs.
per bushel. In every part of the Country the price
of Bread has most materially decreased, except in
the Metropolis.
This day the Prisoners charged with felonies in
the different gaols of the metropolis were reinoved
to Newgate, in order for trial at the Sessions House
in the Old Bailey, which Commences on Wednesday
I next, the 28th instant.