The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-18 00:00:00

AARIS, MAY i 4,

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tri an eictraordiriarY Sitting of tlic Legisi;!i•O'S
Body of the tith inst.,: on the Report Of the
mittee charged tb Con Sider of the appointment 6f zi
Deputation to express the sentitnents of the
latiVe itody to Government, a DepvtatiOn Was a 17..
iiointed fir that ptirposei consisting of one Menibet
from each Department, and a register was. °penesci
to receive the Vote of each Menther of the Legis;
lative Body; on the objeet announced in the Ar:
rete of Governthent (relative to continuing tl-t:
power of the Fir3t Consul for life), the result to he
transmitted to Government before the cod of the
Session:

In consequence of tt' Grenadiers having,' latcl;ir
committed suicide; the FirSt Consul has ordered the
following declaration to be insetted iti the General
Orders of the Corps :--‘e A Soldier ought to learn

to dve7corrie afilietion and melancholy; There is as
much true Courage in ehduring mental Sufferings wi
ttl
fortitude, as there is in 'remaining firm amid:-. the

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carnage of a battle. The man who gives way tr.)
grief; without attempting td resist it ; who coni«
mils suicide in order to escape from calamity, quits
the field of battle befOre he has conquered."
BE Rlu, MAY I .------ ThE KiN6 and QuEtrt wilt
se[ Off on the 24th instant for Bran tleillcirgh and
Pomerania, where preparations are making for
grand .f7tes. As it *is known to be the inten.,
tion of THEIR MAJESTIES to Stay SOME time at
Stargard, in Medlenburgh; a superb Hall is build-
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ing in that. City fOr their reception; as well a 5
apizitments foi their use. From thence it is confi
dently said; they will proceed to Memel, to meet
the EM;EIiOP. and EMPRESS of-Russ/A, with whom
they will have an interview. Their Majesties will
nut, it is said, return to Char/;;ttenErg tiff the 4th
of July, from whence, after staying till the list of
August, they will take a short journey to Silesia.
FRANKFORT, MAY i.=---There has very little
business 6een done at the Easter Fair in this city.
A great nunTher of English, French, and German
merchants attended with a consideta!ble quantity of
goods ; but there were few buyers, on account cf
the scarcity of money. ' There was nevertheless a
great demand for English goods. Most part of the
merchants have already set out for the Fair of
Leipsic; but it is feared they will meet with little
better success there than at ours.

A Bil! for establishing a Legion. of Eionmir; is hods
under the deliberations of the (2,,Cncil of State in
Paris. It to consist of about 6opo !nen.:
This Legion is to he di vided_into- Cohorts.:
each of which is to have its peculiar station:
Each Cohort shall consist of seven great Otlicer;
io Commandants, 30 Stihaltein Officers, and 35d
Privates:
The pay to be as follows :---To each great Officers
soco franca per annum, and during life:
To each Commandant, 2000 dittd.
To each Subaltern, rOOO ditto.

To each Private, zs.o ditto—all for life;
Every individual, on -his being admitted bud
the Legion, shall swear, on his -Conscience' and hid
Honour, that he means to devote his existence to
he welfare of the Republic, to the preservation
of its
.Territory (in its integrity), to •the de.;
fence of its Government, 'its Laws, and the Pro.
pert.):,, which it• has rendered sacred ; to oppose,'
by all Means which justice, reason, and the laws
authorize, everTundertaking which may
.tend td
the restoration of fecdal system, of titles and im-
munities attached to them ; in. fine, to exert his best
and most strenuous efforts for the maintenance of
Liberty. and Equality.
The 'First Consul is, 4- jtire, the Ciiief 'Of did
Legion and President of the Great Council Of ALL,
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ministration.

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The conditions required far being aditir'ed are,
to have received arms of honour from' the hands, or
by order of. the First Cdrisul ; to have rendered
essential service in the War of Liberty, either in the
held or in, the cabinet. In time of peace, a candi,
date must prove that he- has serv'd 'twenty.five
years. Each year in time of war te!i:. for, two; each
campaign. of the Republica() war tells fir four years.

The folloWing is 'List of the Minority in. ihe
House of Lords on the question of the Peace :
Duke of Richmond Lord Warwick •
Marquis of Buckingham Carnarcon
Lord Spencer Mato
Grenville , Darlington •
CarysfOrt
Carlisle ' • • Radnor
Fortescue Ca wdor and.
Mansfield. Kenyon.,
Last Friday evening, as an Officer who had seiteA,
in Egypt was travelling in the Manchester Telegraph
Coach to London, he was tscen very ill just•befbre
the coach, airivtd-at the town of Wo!,urni itr Bed-
fordshire ; he got out at the GeOrge Inn, in that
town, and died in. A few minutes He had no pocket
book, 'watch, or papers to lead to a discovery whO
he was, and the only means of tracing his conneaion
was a letter WhiCh' lie had iii his pocket, difeCled
to
a gentleman in London—he had only a few shillings
in his pocket.
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A Lady •,od4 an Sunday las't bl'othiht to the un4
pleasant necessity of doing penance it-;. Parish
Chtttelf of Newington Bum, for having flippantly
talked cif her neighbour-a. A nurneroui Congrega.:
Lion colleeted,-. for the purpose of witnessing
the
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ceretnony: • ..

For IkeNs, er
_S-c,c,rli;ngs t47e- Nech.—Vv-ashing
Wens, or Swellings' In The Neck. with silt and water
(made' pronoi4) .the ,salt), a few times in the dayi
-effeded .grar B. They mtrst b
well soaked each tinie. of doing thern4