The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-17 00:00:00

PARIS, Arßu• 13.

PETERSIIVRGH, MARCH I6.—The EfaElet
has ordered that 'a Supplement shall be added,to eacar!
Russian Gazette, which shall uniformly contain all
the most important discoveries and inventions
capable of being turned to the advantage of Arts,
-COinmerce, or AgrieultUre. This Supplement is t'7
be under the superintendance 'of one of the Mery-
hers of the Academy of Sciences, and is to.be shewu.
to His Majesty:before it is printed.
VIENNA, MARCH 27.—PrOViSiMIS - are much
,
dearer here than they were at any former period;
, If the
Rent is also immoderately high. superb
suburbs were, paved, this inconvenience would.cer-
tainly cease, as people would like, better to inhabit
a large and elegant house than a little duty lodging
in the city, as the rent would be the same; but th°
dust and the dirt are insupportable.
The people, however, do not suffer ; they live
from day to day, they spend all theybgain,- they eat,
drink, and 'laugh w;thout thinking of the morrow
but they gain more .than they ought, and every kinic:
of labour is prodigiously dear. Workmen- of a"
.desctiptions increase' their price, whilst"the Met'
chants and Traders augment the price, of their con:
modities in proportion, and also according to the fall
in the value of the paper money, which is now, neiat,
zs per cent. What is extraordinary, the fall
muesli less before the Peice...
The Spedacles are numerous and well frequentedi
There is a grand Italian Opera, which is yetY
got up, and where the famous MARCO; ES I distinguishes
himself by his talenA. The German Theatres aytci
of two kinds, the one for the regular Drama, 3`13
the other for Farces ; both have highly ebteeale
:AdGrs.

With respea to Literature, I cannot give aver:
detailed account of it. It appears to abound tll°s
s
,withßomances. AVM.= LA FONTAINE an,. -(3
'others have distinguished themselves in this career'
lyfy ignorance of die language does not Pert ;f by
'" 'by
to speak upoiL. this .subjed, as. I can only jogef•fea
what_ I' hear, 'or by translations, which'are
:very erroneous.
of
Our -attention is much occupied by the Dietli
Presburg, The business to- be discussed wi'•
it is said, be very important, 'Hislmptli3l:l;
jesry has addressed the following Letter to the ''-a
r,OO
of Hungary ; " The inevitable and bural-io,
War; which since the commencement of our
has
.pressed, heavily upon our Hereditary Sra-
being, at length terminated; we hope the return ofl a
Peace will enable us to-. re-establish arid fix uraner
firm basis- the happiness of these States. In °r r
that Hungary and the Provinces dependent Lipo;li0
may partake of these.beneits, we have resalvoi
convoke, on the 2d of May next, in our free 3'l,fi
royal town of Presbnig a General Diet, at "to,
we will assiskin person, that we may be enabledod,
concert with our faithful States for the &eneral re,
the most efficacious and praCtieable,mearrs of or
establishing the prosperity of the Kingdom l of
assuring the safety, the happiness and the glorYiti'e
its inhabitant's of and at the s'lol
tinieiy alleviating the imposts, and lastly,
establishing an Administration for o
the purpos-tio
more prompt and perfeft justice, on which
depend the internal happiness of a State." -

. An ordir has been received to disernbotV iteh,r 6
re
so
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et Eio
l F„nas. stirel:
sltxl
thr
ce Rmi
icu
e igi
doni
cmicineetos) nem, t
poafnAieisilittoiatiileiarndretshpiesadiiivYetp°l,.
vi
xtorßetiglaimt
.}e)nutrpoosfe.militi3 haVt:
marched from Colchester Barracks,, on their rout,eiis.
Edmonton, Enfield,. &c. where they will 4e
`embodied.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, in .his recent ',""ebl.7l:llilat
Philippic against the late AdMinistration,
terms of the bitterest reprobation against the P11:1,
lative Union .hetWeen' this Country 'aria 11:ce./13 on
which he pronounced' an Aft of political
the part of the latter. It happens *Soinewha,t,heoll
luckily for the angry Baronet, that all the lib
b'
'and well-informed Irish, 'Members, Who rflaYalid
supposed to know, full as. well the interests Ba 4
the feelings of their countrmen as the aogr-7 soisr,
ronet, or.his great oratorical friend Mr. R')-r—
-°thec
are decidedly of a contrary opinion. Among, of
authorities, at least as respeaable as the oPial°:o4
Sir FRANC Ls, or the aforesaid sagacious Mr•g°l'i the
it may be proper to recur to the declaration ° fes-
Marquis of SLico on Wednesday last, who pr° i 0,,,
ed himself to be one of the firmest friends of the LThief.
and asserted.that none but those who„ wseiiriecethtene:eil
oriniwr;ietsh'Caonuladv‘ovli%s,ahhtutli:aretak co'Pli,all
of
concludingbotbe
ing
pletiun- of the measure, he bad observed n°lics ;
but growing good. will between both CO
they WERE INCOE.PORATEp IN ONE, and Iv°,,tiort.
STAND OR TOGETHER." Such ;1 dec.ialr,‘, ore
as this, from Such a respeCtab e qUarter, of
conceive, overbalance the opinions of iiiP3
BURDETT,, .ROBSONS., and Jo NEStS !
f eV
A few months ago, Csntinental .4lliances °
asinN
'kind were stigmatized by the 0 'ri°ll '
pposi- 0,1
politic restraints upon the National vigour
e
G To'
dependence.. At that period, no ciou>t, oe<i
cial Treatio would have been ecitialfy represern two
restrictions 'upon the National spirit of e"'e Psoo'l
.and the general interests of the Empire.. light,.
however, the Opposition see matters in a newot vi-
and Ministry, are blamed because they did nonisll..
obligation of Treaties which
sist on the obliich the as` flier •
i
inconvenient, and which,. whether cooe'bsocl,
not, would probably have been insuperable °
in the way of that Peace which has give.' oct
tion to the peolile of all ranks in this e°lwtrY.v
to every other State. Such is the
Opposition. •
Mr. Et.toz seems inclined to rival
30 Jr) oratorical perseverance, but it tOus,
for
N:
knowledged, that the latter is most ail' „
jab,
is equai& read_y, and equallyknoa-inq up"
juts. . ithise
at
tnuchDO*); GAL LA who, has "made s°
Vienna, is said to have discovered ani
t.nogit. ;111
.tomical Observations, -that with by 11.1'
Dumb, the organs are chiefly Qbstru L
glands,

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