The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

PARIS, APRIL 244

..CoR MARcH • 6.—The Sublime PORTE, as
,_ might have been expeCted, has declared its disappror-
"ation of the Democratic Constitution of the Seven
isiCs ; and has in It fin_nan denounced the innova_
tors as beresiarchs.

The SULTAN there commands, that things be im_
nlediately re.e%tabiished on [he same footing as they
were hetore t i•t- 21st of OCinber, x Bot. The order
was widi, as it was enforced by .86cio
Then, disembarked a few days ago from an English
squadron from Malta. The English have put a
trrisori in the fOrtress, and occupy the gates of the
snitY• The same announces the speedy arrival of
141 e Russian battalions from Naples to secure pub-
tranquillity. It is certain enough, that the
c?rte. England, and Russia are efficaciously in..
It'ed to establish tranquillity here ; the 'question
tnts
they will be always so, inclined. It is said
, firmar, that France herself rtvould not
4.°l"e) but be °fended 'with the illegal
issue
of ,
24th of Odober. We wait the t'sspe of al4
these things ; but it seems a singidar phenomenon,
d at a new Power, solemnly proclaimed free and in-
ofePendent, shall he obliged to bend tinder the yoke
r fot'r masters. Yet it must-be confesSed, that the
warmth of imagination, and the violence of passion
.verien Prevail in this Island, would:be apt to con,
great__
t , 1 into teen tiousness and to prOduce even
the Fr
atrocities than have been witnessed during
elil Revolution.
The
humb, , kiemocratic Party, however, is rather
self, e(1 than suppressed ; and being unable, of it-,
t" execute its favourite projed of destroying.
po,'" Nubility, it wishes to engage Sonie'Fore-tgrt
etrter in its support. It was certainty a great
a urr of moderation in Russia and Turkey, with
r
uls in their hands, to allow this Isflind a Repub.
;an form of Government ; but neither these
ty‘c!wers, nor England, will ever look upon the esta.
4r/writ of a Democraey with dfavourable ey..
r_n FRANKFORT, APRIL I;.--They write from the
p.. 7 tiers of Westphalia, that all .the regiments of
toil Sian troops which occupy that part of Poland
tii,ted to Prussia, have received orders to place
erOselves on a war establishment; and have, in
is4'et.P.,'"ce, commenced' an extraordinary—recruit-.
he corps of Hulans is to be considerably
divide-cinted, and it is even believed that it will be
?tom 'nib two regiments Of light -horse: Many
be rn, cuts of Eastern Prussia and Pomerania are to
,drehed immediately after the Spring Review toratioG% and its environs. These warlike prepa„,
tali us, un the part of the Court of Berlin, aro genei
-
ANnY atttibuted to the assembling of an Austrian
elan G.-Aida, and of a numerous corps of Rus-
r°ops on the frontiers of Turkey.
riAt
tr
4te t? APRIL I 3.—:-We hear on all sides the
t sorrowful news of shipwrecks caused by the
lorh`cmpests %A. hick we experienced between the -
and z zth inst.
111 ,1,1 -cording to public report, SCHIMMELPEN.
WiliLelC will go to London as our Ambassador,' who
replaced at Paris by VAN BECilTEßNe—
reaLre is nothing certain, however, known with
rft to this.
L
Sittings
to,nl egislativelody will resume its•
assemble W. All the-Members who compose it have
tittruied here for that purpose. It will remain
'lt here till the end of the month of July.

APRIL 22.
'rile Merchants at Havre being informed of the
esterice
; °f a
fur x'
Projea for a National Establishment
d mauttfaaure and sale of Tobacco,' have ad-
resse
Memoir on this subjea to Government, the
obd a
ie't 0f which is to place it on its guard against
the}' call proje6ts arising from avarice, and
pf 'lOPe of realizing a large fortune at the expence
Society.
d;IiERBoURG, APRIL 14.-The Corvette /a
Sr -7,4te' 0132, guns, Capt. NI rupok-r, which lef,t
'
on the 7th of March last, has cast an-
01' in this Rob&
Cthis Vessel, which made part of the Division of
,
it, e Admiral GANTHEAUNIS, was separated from
to.ln the course of the voyage in a storm, and having
l'sed Brest Harbour, came in here. Immediately
;. ifis arrival the Captain sent his dispatches to the
thineiPal Commissary of Marine, who expedited
rn t° the Minister.
Itti !ENNA, APRIL 6.—lt is said that the Count de
-,,,Nrtl'itiLLEtt, who resides at Milan, will_go to
Rome in the quality of Minister of His Imperial and
°.,Y4,1 Majesty.
-N-Ity will shortly assume a new opal, as
there is
a talk of sending into the suburbS all persons
YLng on any noisy business, such as smiths, cart-
b:lghts) farriers, braziers, &c. The two gates, la
44;414ar and la Kaerntnerthor, are to be enlarged,
.en,
new Paths, shut in by gates, made for foot pas_
PET
t 114„ ItsauaGH, MARCH 25.—Many Gazettes
announced an approaching interview between
,err ' Monarch and His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, but tha
Pt°rt is considered here as wholly unfounded.
at isLE' APRIL 16. Ciur Government appears
tt, ve Present moment to pay considerable attention
EktittlAc, the Minister of the French Republic.
at iss"id that our Landamman, REDING, has had
asnlPortant conference with that Minister. It is
pre ted al•se:), that the Constitution which is at
tot ent under discussion in the Cantonal Diets, does
eet with the approbation of the French Go-
Qutjo vern_en
t, and that it will not be carried into exel
getica,. Many of the Cantonal Diets have ener-
th,..llY, "Pressed a desire for the Constitution
of '
29th of March, 18or, which was trans-

r mitted to Paris, and whiCh united in tie-ivisest
manner, the system 'of Unity with that of Fecle-
'ralism. Amongst these, the Diets of Turg:,vie
and Aargau are much distinguished for the ener-
getic manner in which they have explained them-
selves relative to this point.
We learn from Vienna, that the departure of the
Baron de Cittrmr IPEN, who was to'reside in S'rwit-
zerland, in the quality of Minister Plenipotentiary
of the EMPEROR, has been deferred for some time•
This Minister will not come to Pie le till the Hel-
vetic Republic shall be no longer in a provisory
state.