The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-01 00:00:00

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PARIS) DEC. 27.

THE former correspondence between the. Cisal-
, ine and Roman States is "te-established.--Cgtiriers
e sent from Milan to Ronieai before. The same
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' outlets continue their route from Rome to Naples,
nd return by way of Florence.
The plot which was fOrmed. in the Canton of
Zurich', by a man of the name of 17.)-v ID ZU LZ ER,
formerly Commissary; tsf the bistriet of Winthertur,
the object of which w;i, to overturn the Helvetic
Government, has been discovered and completely
defeated. ',ZoIa...ER. is now in. prison at Zurich.

Almost the whole of the Cisalriine Deputies are;
it is said, arrived at L;bni.

The Magistrates composing the Tribunal of Ap-
peal at Turin have presented the following Address
to the First Conitil of the French Republic.

" CITIZEN FIRST CONSUL,

" We have the honor to present to you the Proces Verbal
of our Installation. This ael, which is at once the deposit
of ow engagements towards the Government to .which we
owe our'existence, and the pledge of our duty, is under this
double title an objet of homage the most pure and
the most agreeable which we have to offer to yOu.—
I t is the guarantee of the accomplishment of our dearest
wishes, theassociat.ion of our Country with-the high destiny
of France. The Piedmontese contemplate with heartfelt
Gatisfatlion, the materials which are to compose the edifice
of their future prosperity ; but they wait with agitation, the
instant when an end shill be put to all remaining incitaellide•
We do not partake, Citizen First Consul, of ttese timid
Alarms, and we enter on the career to which you have called
uti with that security which your former benefits Conferred
upon us, inspire, and with that courage which belongs to
Republican Magistrates. You hive promised Vhllory to
France, And the Universe is witness that you. have kept your
Worth You promised Peace to Europe; and every part of
Europe recognizes yOu as the restorer of social order, and the
Pacificator of the World. You promised to the Piedmontese
happinessi• and you hie acquitted that glorious debt.
(Signed by)

" 801-rotr, Presidents
" AV AGADROi Vice-Presidents
" And the other Members Of the
Tribunal:"

BotTßDEAiric DEC. 2o,—The Council of Coln-
mice of this Town has received a Letter from,
General LEC.I.ERC.:., which thus concludes :—" I
.kr.ow, Citizens, the importance of the mission which
is entrusted to me. I know that the fate of a great
part of France depends upon the success of this Ex_
pedition. This consideration weighs too powerfully
with mc, not to employ all the means which are in
my power.to obtain that success I esteem myself
happy in having triFfit-ed. the confidence of the Mer_.
chants of Bourdeaux, and I have no doubt that its
tommeice will soon arrive at that state of prosperity
to which it had attained 'previous to the Revolu.

tion.,.

The same Council also received a letter from the
Counsellor of State BF.NE zicH, of which the follow,
ing is an extras

" I have received, Citizens, the Letter with
which you have honoured me, and will endeavour
to justify the good opinion which you have already
formed of my Administration. I devote myself for
the good of my Country, and for that of Com-
merce. I hope, Citizens, this devotion will not
be in vain 3 but at least I flatter myself that I may
calculate upon the efforts of Merchants in my fa-
!our. Those of-Nantes, whom I have visited, have
promised the greatest efforts ; and after the mark
of honour which I have received from you,
with 1 I see
p eastire that those of Bourdeaux will not re-
main behind.

" To re-eatablish a good Administration in the
ColonY, adive to increase and proted Commerce,
is the intention of Government. 1 shall negle6t
nothing to fulfil these views ; and I trust you will
soon experience the effects of my zeal.
GENOA, DEC. 9. —The Count DEL CAMPO
r. the Spanish Minister to the Congress
of Amiens, has arrived in this City. Flel/4 has been
complimented in the name of the the Ligurian Re-
public by Citizen Rossi, the Minister for Foreign
Affairs.--This morning the Spanish Minister re-
tur.ned the visit to the Government, and was re_
in the most distinguished manner.
BE In
DEC. Io.—The
has arrived PRINCESS Of ORANGE
at Pot-,dam, on her return from Brun:-

The Count
de RtionE, at present our Anthassa-
dor•at Madrid, is
same charade!' ; ;the
going, it is said to Paris in the
to London ; Marquis Luccx ESINI is going
anll34roll JAC 0 B I to Petersburgh.

from the accounts in the last French Papers, we
lea that that almost every 'part of the Republic is in-
with fd th robbers and assassins. The Capitalself, rfotwrthstanding the exertions
of the of Nice,
is nightly assailed by bands of
armed ruffians, who perpetrate atrocities in de-
ltnce of
Will the laws and the Magistracy. France
_ require a long lapse of time before she will be
vp flabled to recover from the calamities incidental
het Revolution.
The Harriet, Rhodes, from Jamaica for Bahl-
`9e) is sunk at the Chesapeak ; crew and passen-
gers saved.