The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-17 00:00:00

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3.—ln the Sitting of Diet
of the :30th 361 y: the Depntatibn of SchaffhOtise•
T.otr'--(1 just in time to gk.e its sauctioU to the
federal compact 'cut:4Tc' into by the Grand" Coun-
cil of that Catton:

The English 'Minister, Mr; tanning, has taken
an ,apartment, at Kottifiguemi in the house of a
rich Merchant.

The DcpUtation of Schnitz is Arri vcd at 2ti-

rich.

BASLE, AUG. Dist a cietaciniient
of our garrison was sent into the Palace of Basle,
where it was ,annotinced that our union with
Switzerland was decided on.

LAUSANNE, AUG. s.—Tha Grand Council has
accepted the Constitution, %sift some amend-
ments.

Roma, AUG. .—The Count de Schonwaloff,
LieutenanttGeneral and Aid-de-Camp of his Ma-
jesty the Emperor of Rossia, had on the 111th an
,audience of the Pope. His Holiness did not give,
on the 18th, his ordinary, audience, because he
was indisposed ; but on the 20th he had mass per,,
formed in the convent of his niece,
.0n the 23d a detachment of . Sbirras (troops of
the Pope), -discoVered on the heights of Fontana
Tratta a detachment of Neapolitan troops, vhich
they took for deserters, whilst others considered
then') as brigands of a neighbouring state.--The
Shi► rims, superior in number, attacked the
,Neapo-
litans, but the latter forced them to retire into the
woods, and then made some prisoners, by which
the error of both parties was discovered.
MADRID, AUG. 5.--This capital enjoys the most
perfect tranquillity. Conjectures are afloat as to
what may be the conditions of our treaty with
France.. There can be no doubt of the natural
limits between the two countries.; but it is diffi-
cult to say what may be their commercial rela-
tions.

Tho condition of our Colonies renders our
connection with France and Europe much less ad-
vantageous ; the military glory we have achieved
will-not he disputed; we have bought and dearly
paid for it.

ALGIERS, JULY 17.—The Government having
received advice from its Admiral, that he had seen
• off Cape St. Vincent, a ship of.the Swedish Royal
navy', ,and a' merchantman bound for this port, in
conetittence of this information, the six Swedish
vessels detained here have been set a liberty ; five
of them sailed instantly, and the sixth will follow
as soon as it can be provisioned.
ROME:I-AVG. L—Some persons, who' from their
station in the Roman Councils, may be esteemed.
well-informed, confirm the report, that his Holi-
ness will -undertake a journey to Vienna, to dis-
cuss with the Allied Sovereigns the interests of
the Holy See and. Religion.
The. Pope, on the fete of St. Peter, distributed
the usual Medal to the Cardinals and-Prelates.
It bears on one side, the portait of St: Peter, I'vith
the inscription " Pius VII. Pont. Max." and on
the other, St. Peter released by an Angel from
prison, with this inscription around it, "Retto-
vaittan Prodigium ; and below, " Summi l'onqficis
reditus Religionis triumphus, An. 1814."
MODExA, AUG. 2.—The Archduke, our Sove-
reign, and his spouse,- have made their 'solemn,
entry into our city.

PARts, AUG. 13.:---There is no public sitting of
the Chamber of Deputies to-day, nor till the 16th.
The Princess of Tarentum, Lady of Honour
tri the Empiress of Russia, died on the 4th July,
at PeterAurgh.

FRANKFORT, AUG. 9.—Prince Platoff arrived

• here yesterday.
' 111uNicti, force of the
ancient Kingdom of Italy_consists of 32,000 men.
LEIPSICK, AUG.-4i---The King of Prussia ar-
rived Ilene the day• before• yesterday, in the strict-
est incognito, and stopped no longer than was ne-
cessary to change horses.
PETERSBURGH, JULY 9.—'Khe Archduke Con-
stantine has. departed for Warsaw.