The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-26 00:00:00

LONDON, JULY 26, iSoz.

YESTERDAY we received the Paris Papers of the
21st and z2d instant, and this morning those of the
23d.
According to aletter from the French Minister
of the Interior to General Inuit DA Ni and a Dectee of
the Consul,, it appears that the fate of P;echnont is
decided. The con..uls Wye resolved to keep it for
France, and assign as a motive, that the Kt tio cat
SAIL D NI A, by abdicating the Crown, has discharged
the Picdmontese from their Oath of. Allegiance,
We have inserted, front Bourdraux, an article on
the opening of the, Scheldt, an event which we have
considered as of the first magnitude, and which, if
realized and carried to the extent proposed, will

completely change the "Commercial. Relations of
Europe.

If we may judge of the disposition of the French
Merchants from the' representations in their Jour-
nals, it seems they are under conaiderable anxiety
respeding the Commercial Treaty, which is the
subjeCt of conversation on both sides of die water.
'We have inserted their animadversions, that our
readers may form a judgment of their opinions.
For our own, rarts,.we entertain no doubt what_
ever, that France will see her it,tet est in the De..
finitive Arrangcment of a well digested Treaty,
on the basis of mutual benefit and intercourse.
Our readers will also find a very interesting article
(because it is official) from the Minister of the Ma.
trine to.t Marhinie Prt fed of iirprire, on the neces.

sty of attt iitling to the Colonial Produce of l'Aago

and Cayellilr,

An article from PjfIINIP of the 4th instant states,
that a Turkish Cottritft Ii t arrived at Presburs
with dispatches, whi,h atitiottnce drat: lgrade
besieged, ;Ifti the jartibsariesllavc re4olved to
tdefend it to the last extremity.
Another mach: from or the loth inst.

positively #sserta, that the tleaor has entirely re.
nounced the Palatinate of
.the Rhine, the greatest
part of Which is to devolve to the MARGRAV z of

BADEN ; he is to receive an ample compensation
from some other portion of the Germanic Empire.
All Germany rings with the preparations which
are making by different great Powers, who are about
to take poisession of their different
,Indemnities,
but the definitive arrangements of the Empire have
not yet been published.
The Moniteur contains a long Article from
Genoa, which those who are of a suspicious turn
of mind, cannot but regard as important. It
relates to several- captures of vessels of different
Nations by the Algerines, and closes with the fol.
Idwing remark :,---" The French Government will
not permit, such insults to go unpuniShed ; and if
other Powers suffer their Flags to be insulted and
their Commerce to be pillaged, the First Consul
will maintain inviolable, in the Mediterranean, the
Honour of the French Flag, and guarantee the Se-
curity which he has promised to all Commercial
Speculations."

By a Decree of the Consuls, several Regulations

have been adopted, respeaing the duties on the French
Colon ialProduaions,and the following towns are fixed
upon to receive them ; namely, Nice, Toulon, Mar-
;cilles, Cate, Bayonne, Bourdeaux, Rochefort, La Ro.
chelle, Nantes, Lorient, Brest, Morlaix, St. Hula,
Cherbourg, Rouen, Ho/Aar, lia.vre, Diet,le, St. Va.
la;y, on the Somme, Boulogne, Calais, Dunkirk,
Ostend, and Antsverh

LESC ALLI ER, the Colonial Prefea of Guada-

loupe, has written to a Merchant in Bourdeaux, an
account of the events which have occurred in that
Colony ; he concludes with stating, that the strug-
gle terminated by the explosion of a Powder Maga-
zine, which destroyed above 300 Negroes. he
represents the Colony to be restored to tranquillity,
though many Dwellings and Plantations have been
destroyed.
Admiral VILLARET-JOYEUtiE has arrived at
Brett, 'and hoisted his Flag on board thejemappe.
Every exertion is making to hasten his departure.
The KING of Nny Les has at length returned to
his Capital. He arrived in the Bay of Naples from
Palermo on the 27th ult. and on the next day
entered Nap/e:, where he was received with the
most enthusiastic joy.
The French Government seem anxious to have
their Civil Code completed. Deputations from the
• Tribunate, the Legislative Body, and the• Council
of State, had lately a consultation with the Consul
CAMBACER Fs, which lasted six hours, upon this
subjc6t. It is expeded that the Code will be com-
pleted early in the winter.

YESTERDAY evening we received the Mad and
Ilansburgh Mails. 'Op latter contains a very 4-
tailed and interesting account of the events which
have recently occurred in Tnrkey. Alihough sock of
the circumstances have been already laid before the
Public,, thc whole intelligence is so important, that
we have not hesitated to submit it to oar 12.eaclers,
who will form some estimate of the miserable and
degraded condition of the Ottoman Empire, when
they arc told, that in the Capital itself, where it
might be supposed that the i'o,ver of Government
would at least be rcspetled, there is so litticseeuriti
even for those, imhose persons the Law of Nations has
ever deemed sacred, that the Ambassadors fiom
'Foreign parts had Vessels in readiness to quit the
City.

This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica,
brought to Falmouth by the Princess Charlotte
Packet in 44 days.
The PRINCE or WALts was at, 1112 Opf::N;1 ,on
Saturday, .„
The First Battalion'of the 2d Regiment ocGuard,
receive their new colours this week, for their =6-
torioUs conduit in ,Ev,ypt. They will be pretentcd
to them with ever) in,ut of military honour,
The 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons left ips.
wich on 'Thursday for, Ronnord, and on Friday the
first division of the ';ith Light Dragoons marched
into the former city, to do duty there,
The Ist Dragoon Guards were on Saturday to be
replaced by ihe.7tkat Birmingham.
The first division of the Sth Dragoon Guards on
Wednesday marched from Worcester for Newcastle-
upon.Ty ne. The rest of the Regiment is under
[ orders to follow;

A very large subscription has been entered into
by the friends of. Col. WODEHOUIR,, for defraying
the expencei of the intended Scrutiny for the Coun-
ty of Norfolk.' An unknown individual, under the
name 'of an Independent Freeholder, has given
tooal. All the praceediiisi -relative to the Scru-
tiny have been adjoutled to 'Tuesday next.
of
Among the eurioslties .brongtit from egypt by
Colonel 1-111„t,, is a'",rurkish Tent. of a' very singu-
lar constralion, and richly entbroiolered.- It is
pitched in the pleasure-grounds at liawkstone, with
the following inscrip:ion over one of the doors
This Teht.once belonged to the fatnOus Mutt AD
Y ; it was takeb at the Battle of the .Pyramids
by the. Frencli,, and retaken- when Grand Cairo
surrendered to. the:4nglish, June 25,
appears that it was in this Tent thar the celebrated
Treaty of EI-Aeish was signed. ' A reantriable
large Ass, brought by the Colonel from Malta-, is
also exhibited in Hawkatone Park.

NEW P,4RLIAItIENr.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
COUNTY op ELGlN—James Brodie, Esti, of Brodie.
COUNTY OF HADOINGTON, lUly 23--The Hon. Colonel

Charles Hope.
HONITON, luly 23—Sir John Honeywood, Bart. George
shun, Esq.
Sir GEoaGE YONGE has declared his, intention of
Petitioning.
COUNTY or KINCARDINE, July zi—Sir John Stuart, Bart.
Courcry o r LI N Lrrucow—Hon. Alexander Hope.
Couurr,ot Itotilpaort, July 23—Sir George Dough's, of

Spnngwood Park. _ _
SELKIRK, July 2l—Mr. John Rutherford, of- EdgerstOn.
COUNTY OF WATERFORD, July lion. John Be-
t resford, Edward Lee, Esq.

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
DURHAM, July 23—Mr. Lambton -
Mr. Taylor
Mr. IVbarton - -
ISER,wtcx, July 23---Thomas Hall, Esq. -
John Fordyce, Esq. -
Sir John Callander
Daniel Ord, Esq. _ -
Two first eleled.

427
467
• 392
• 521
• 422
394

Previous to the commencement of the last day's
poll, DANIEL Om), Esq. was nominated ; and
that Gentleman, together with Sir JOHN CALLAN.
DER) Bart has declared his intention of petitioning.