The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

P,4R.TS% JUYE

BERLIN, jtitcE is.--Mre at length ktioW for
certain the'ferritories which Pmssia will receive
for her Possessions beyond the Rhine.. They are—
• Lst. •The 'Bishopric of Heldesheim, in the Circle
of Lower Saxony; it contains about 5¢ square
leagues, eight Cities, !among wh ch' die:beim,
containing i 2,000 Inhabitants ; Peiga, and jild.
field, four Towns, and 234 Villages. This Country,
though lying within the Eleaorate of Hanover and
Dutchy of Brunswick, nevertheless adjoins the
Western Limits of the Dutchy of Halberstad, which
form, part of the Dorriinions of our Sovereign. It
will be united to the Departtnent of Magdeboarg and
Halberstadt. Itsßevenyes amount to about ;os 0,000
iivres ; the Country is fertile, and posesse3 consi-
derable Commerce. The Protestant aiid Catholic
Religions are both tolerated.

2d. The Bishoprk of Paderborn,in Westphalia.
It contains about 5 square leagues, 23 small
Cities, one Town, 136 V:llages, and about 60,000
Inhabitants, and the revenues amount to about
24,000 liyres.

3d. One third of- the Bishopric' of Munster,
coniaining 'about 40,000 inhabitants.

41). L'Eichtfeld in rhurifig;a, which hitherto
belonged to the I,..lettor of MENTz. It contains
40 square leagues, four Cities, and 162 Towns and
Villages, with 74,000 inhabitants. The annual
Revenues are valued at 412,c00 livres.

sth. The City of Etfort, with its territory, which
comprises 16 square leagues, *raining two cities,
73 towns and villages, and 41,677 inhabitants.
6th. The Imperial City of G9ss/ar, in Lower
Saxony, containing 6000 inhabitants. •
7th. The Imperial Cities of Mu/ban:en and Nord-
hausen. The number of inhabitants'in the' former
of these cities and its territories is 13,000, and the
latter 9000 inhabitants.
The whole . of these Indemnities contain 200
square leaQles, and • 600,000 inhabitants. His
Prussian 1111dics'ty will take possession of theseln-
demnities early in July..

VIENNA, JUNE 16.—There is no longer any
doubt that the Imperial and Aulic Counsellor, M.
DE SCHRANT, who laboured" for eighteenC
months past in the affairs of the Empire, has, been
re-called by the Ccurt of Vienna, si,ce the Indem-
nities to the SeetilarTrince-i, and the-chit/Iles which.
are about to take place in Germany, have been de- !,
tinitiveiy arranged.
We are now assured that the Deputation of the
Empire . will not assemble, and that the Diet of
Rattsbon will purely and simply ratify the arrange-
ment decreed, which will be carried into execu-
Lion without delay.
The Minister of Stare, Count Pc COEENTZEL,
and the Count Dc MAI-LATH, Minister fOr, the
affairs of Italy,'
,have been sozninoned to Presbur,l,
to confer with the EMPEROR. on various important
subjeCts.

The projea of our. Court respeaing the separation
of a part of Hungary front that Country, and incor-
porating it with Austria, and compensating the loss
with. a part of Venetian Dahnatia, has proved'sd
little to .the taste of the Members of the Hungarian
Diet, that 'the proposition which had been confr-
cientially communicated to the Die;, has.been with.
drawn. . •

LIVOURNE, (rUsCANY) Jinn' lg.—The English
have delivered. up to France Porto Ferrajo, and the
whole of the ',lsle of Elba. They also evacuated
Mahon on the 27th of May.
HAGUE, JUNE ty.--News most afiliaihg to the
commerce .of Amsterdam ha) been received there from
Surinam, where the most extraordinary rains, and
above all the inundations have destroyed all the
produetions of the Colony. "I he returns from all
the plantatians will he reduced this year to a mere
trifle. TYte last news received from Batavia is
more favourable.

The installation of the Members of the Depart-
mental Direttory took place the day before yester-
day, without the least solemnity.

Instead of Mr. avinsox entering into contest
for the Representation of any Borough, we are
authorised to say, that that Gentleman has uniform-
ly declined every invitation of coining into Parlia-
ment.

Specimens of a herring net, wrought in a loom,.
was on Monday last laid before the Royal Highland
Society, at Edinburgh, the knots of which are
more firm, and the meshes. more equidistant than
those wrought with .a needle. The machine is the
invention of a Highlander, and did-not cost more
than 51. to complete it ; and has this advantage,
that a child ten years of age may work 36 square
yards in a day; of 36 meshes in breadth.

The letters we Ilifte received from Gibraltar,
give the must favourable account of the state of that
Garrison. The fortifications have been extended to
such a degree, that there is scarcely a place on which
a piece of Artillery could stand, where it has not
been mounted.

A Sunday paper contains the following article :
Abopt• the dose of the rebellion in Ireland, three
Gentlemen went to the house of another in the
county of Wicklow, with whom they were ac-
quainted, and were most hospitably entertained.
They said they were on their way to attack the
Rebel Leader, flokt, and were invited by their host
to make his house Their inn on their return ; he
adding, that he had 2,030 guineas to convey to
Dublin, and wishc►l to benefit by their escort. They
did return ; but they murdered him, rind took his
money. One of the three, stimulated by remorse,
has turned informer; and the others, one of whom
is highly connefied, arc probably .ere this in cus-
tody.,

On Saturday last was married at Anammrrstnith,
Eow. POOR E, tsq. of West End Cottage, Herts,
to Mrs. LIFY EAT?, one of the daughters and co-
heiresses of the late Rev. EnmuND Gtasot4, Rec.
tor of Bishop Stortford, in the same County.
On the 22d of last month died at her house
in Brunswick-square, much. lamented by her dis.
consolate husband and friends, Mrs. WYL7r, wife
of ROBERT Wyt,zt, Esq. bate of Abchurch.lane,
London, Merck.mr.