The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

PARIS, AUG. 16.

CONFORMABLY to the Ordonnance of the Coun-
sellor of State Prefect of Police, of the izth inst.
the two Senatus Consuite of the zd and 4th of
August were yesterday proclaimed at seven o'clock
in the morning, in the City of Paris, and throughout
the Department of the Seine, as well as in the Com-
munes of Sevres, Meudon, and Saint Cloud.

The Mayors of the Twelve Distrias exercised
als of beneVolence; according to the instruftions
they had received upon the subjeft, and distributed
prizes in the Primary Schools. At eleven in the
morning, the Administrative Authorities of the De-
partment and the City, assembled at the Prefedure,
and proceeded to the Palace of Government. At four
they assisted at the Te Deum in Notre Dame, in com-
mon with the Tribunal of Appeal, the Criminal Tri-
bunal, the Tribunals of the first instance and of Com-
merce, and the Justices of the Peace of the Twelve
Distrias. A Military Detachment accompanied i
them.—ln the evening the Tower of Notre Dame
was brilliantly illuminated with a Star, in the
centre of which was placed the Sign of the
VI gin, the constellatiOn which presided at the
birth of the First Consul. The principal Public
Edifices Were 'illuminated. Amongst others, the
Pont Neuf was most admired it was decorated
with a Pedestal, having on it the Statue of Peace
voted by the Senatus Consulte of the zd inst. A
Fire-work of a new kind, agreeably surprized the
immense crowd which pressed on both Banks of the
Seine. The Pedestal, left in obscurity for the pur-
pose of favouring the brilliancy of the fire, was on a
sudden illuminated. At the same instant, other
fire-works from the ci-devant Hotel de Ville, and at
the Esplanade of lite Champs Elise'es, disputed the
palm of admiration. Grouper of Dancers, such as
Paris a4-one c',n present, assembled near the Orchestras
ereaed on the Place Vendome, and on-that of the
ei-a'eg;ant Hotel de Ville, and prolonged the Fete
during the night, Every one, on retiring, blessed
the happy day, as the dawn
.of that happiness which
France will enjoy securely and in peace.

There was also on the same day a solemn ser.
vice of Thanksgiving in the Protestant, Church
of Paris, in the street Saint Thomas du L4sure,
on the occasion of the Proclamation of the Senatus
Consulte for organizing the Constitution j and M. J.
D. CAPRAR A, Legate of the Holy See, celebrated in
the Church of Notre Dame a solemn Mass, during
which he consecrated the Archbishop of Lyons, M.
FMB, uncle to the First Consul.
The formation of the Civil Code is proceeded on
with aaivity : the conferences for the discussion of
the Articles, are held every Thursday at the house
of the Consul CAMBACERES.

At the audience of the First Consul yesterday,
Mr. MERRY, Minister Plenipotentiary from His
BRITANNIC MAJESTY presented MCSSI'S. SHIRLEY,
VERNON, ST. LEGER, ADAIR, STEPNEY, Capt3.4l
NEW BERY, Captain BURREL, and Mr. GLASSR.
BOLOGNA, JULY 27.—Disturbances of a serious
nature have broken out in this City. The scarcity
and dearness of Provisions was either the cause or
.the pretext. The Prefed, after having employed
to no purpose every means of gentleness and persua.
sion, and seeing the public tranquillity every day
more and more endangered, and even his personal
safety menaced, he confided the exterior and in-•
ternal Police of the City to the General of Divi-,
sion, VERDIER, who immediately arrested seve-
ral of the guilty, and publiShed a Proclamation
on the 22d, in which he anw)unced to the
Inhabitants, that he should employ the most ener.
getic means to prevent further disorder, and to re-
establish tranquillity. For this purpose, he pro.
hibited the Inhabitants from carrying - about with
them Any species of weapon, even Sticks, and
threatened to arrest those who should ad in con-
tradidion to this order; and to deliver them
over- to be tried by, a Military Commission, in the
same manner as if they had been taken in the ad of
insurrcaion, wick. arms in their hands. At the
same time, .the Municipality ordered all dealers
in articles of the first necessity to give in,
within two days, an account of the quantity of
provisions they had in their hands. On the 25(11
a large Body of French Troops arrived, and yester.
day General VERD I ER published a secot# 'rocla.
maoon, explaining the motives of their a al.

JULY 30.-011 the 28th, a Corps of French Ca-
valry arrived here from Modena. On the following
night, those-.-persons who had been arrested, were
sent to France.; is now perfealy quiet. The
Prele carries rigorously into execution his regu-
lations of Police, respeaing Foreigners who are
unprovided with the necessary papers.
NAPLES, JULY 20.—His MAJESTY has addressed
a Letter to the Archbishop of PALE Rmo, Presi-
dent of the Kingdom of Sicily, announcing his
happy arrival at Naples, and ordering that his faith-
ful Suhjeas should be informed of it. His Excel-
lency has published an gdi4 upon • this occasion,

and Tr Qcrem has :also been sung, at whkh the
Sacred Ctllege, die Senate, the Noblesse, znd
Magistrature assisted.
His MAJESTY has issued a rigorous OrdonnAnce
against the Monoplizers of Grain.
HALL S, AUG. 9.—Our Colonial Expedition set
sail on the sth. One of the Ships run a-grourmi
in going out of the Texel, and it is yet dimbtful
whether she will be able to continue her voyage.

The harvest in Batavia is most abomianr.

If the Legislative Body sanCtions the proposition.
of Government, for granting to the holders of thc
Stock of the ci.devant East India Company the ex—
clusive commerce to China, they will be obliged to
import into the Ports of the Republic 4.,000,00c,
pounds of tea. Several Merchants have presented
Addresses against this measure ; but it is not
thought that they will meet with any attention.
The re-organization of the French Constitntion
ha's excited at Amsterdam the most agreeable se.nsa,
tions.

BERNE, Au c. 7.—The following Address has
been published, which was presented on the part of
the smaller Cantons to Citizen -VERNINAC, Minis,
stet of the French Republic in Switzerland, on 113
journey to Sthsvitz,
" The Deputies of all the Communes in the a:ace
Cantons of Uri, Sch,tvt;tz, and tinder wall, to Citi.
zen VEtNiNAc, Minister of the French RepubliG
in Switzerland.

lc We have uselessly endeavoured, for four years
past, to tear from us a Constitution which, from
its origin, and still nore, from the violence with
which it was established, could not fail to be
odious and insupportable. It is in vain that we

have constantly hoped that the Helvetic • Go.t
vernment, instruEted by the sorrowful'-events of,
four unfortunate years, would at length. find,. thaC

our separation from the Republic was that which
was most wise and suitable for both Orties, and
that the wish which we have so often and so strongly
expressed for our ancient liberty, would have induced
them to set aside all hope that those three Canton*
would ever voluntarily accept any other Constitu,
tion than that which has ever been considered as the
only one suited to these Countries, and ,for that real
soq so highly prized by our ourselves and our AN,
cestors. Qur re-union with Helvecilh which has
beep stained with so much innocent blood, is per
haps the most ergel example,of constraint that Hiss
tory can offer,
" In the conviaion, therefore, that for a force&
and unfortunate marriage, Divorce is the only ICS!'
Sollabit Teenedy, and that Helvetia and ourselveS
cannot recover repose and content, except by the
rupture of this forced tie, we are firmly resolves
to labour at that separation with all possible aaivie
tyy and we think it best to address that Authority
which for four years past has united us in spite of
ourselves, to the Helvetic lepublic. As to an?
thing further, we only wish to preserve goo 4
harmony in our commercial relations, as be'
comes brave Swiss. In listening to our just tie(
mantis, the Helvetic lepuhlic will acquit* in us
brothers and faithful neighbours.
" Health and consideration,
" Schwitz, July r 3, ISoa.'t

CQRFU, JULY 7,—,-, Oa the 7th, ult. OreesOtioe
man Ships arrived here to relieve those whichllAl;e
for some time occupied this Port. Itxttnedi.itelf
after,
,three Frigates of the Division of PATRONA
BEY set sail for Constantinople. This Admiral-has
been raised by the GRAND SIGNIOR to the dignitY
of CAPTAIN BgY. The Courier who brought his
appointment was also the bearer of that of MusrA,
PHA EFFENDI ''OZINAI, Ottoman Minister to 00;
Republic, to the place of Commander in Chief OF
Saphis.
On the reiterated application of the Ga.,00
SIGNIOR, our Government has prohibited the Ves"
sels of the Republic from taking on board slave+
for the purpose of carrying them to other places,
and also from buying silks in Labroussa
and several other Ports of the OttOman Empire. '
The Nephew of the Pi CHA of GIN EMICCit
rived here on the 16t11, and having gone on board
PATRONA BEY'S Ship, informed hini of the Peace
concluded by the Paella his Uncle, and all the inlia;
bitants of the coasts of Romelia. He was saluted
by the Turkish Artillery, and received a Cafteers
as a mark of approbation.
We are in daily expeaation of the Russian TrOoP/
from Naples ; every thing having been long iti
readiness for conveying the Battalions under the
command of General BOROSDIN.
NAPLES, JULY I 9.-We learn by a Vessel frol
Algiers, that a Spanish Squadron, consisting O
three Ships of the Line and two Frigates appear%
before that City on the 16th of June, and that the
Commandant of the Squadron having learned
pretensions which that Regency formed in reVr
to Spain, declared war against it : but after three
a
days Negotiations, every thing was terminated.
an amicable manner, and the other Spanish Vessels
proceeded to Tunis, to repeat, in all probability'
the same operation.

••••••.••••
It has been said that the Chief Consul has forbid'
den the introduction of English Newsi,apef S
France. Such a report seems highly iniprobable, Ife
the Chief Consul would hardly deny himself of
advantages resulting from such important sorces
instrullioas

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