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THE SUN.

£,OLL).7 QUIS L:CIRE FAL4UM AUDIAT

LONDON, SEPTEMBER 2,1,

WE this motning received the Paris Parr: up to
the t9th instant. The French Government has at
length adopted a . measure which we have for
sortie time expe6ted by a Senatus Consultum of
the tz th instant, the Departments of the Po,
of La Do. ire, Gf Mareng:, of La Sczia, of La
Stura, and of Tanaro, ore united to the Terri.
tory of the French Republic. They are to be re-
presented in the Legislative Body by Seventeen ?De-
puties. The City of TUriil is constituted one of
the principal Cities of the Republic, the Mayor of
which is to be present when the person ilipointed as
Successor to the Chief:Co:-.sul is to take the Oaths.
The Office of Minister or the .Police has been
abolished by a Decree of the Consuls, and the
duties of that office are to be performed by the
Grand Judges and by the Minister of jus-
tice. FOUCHE2 as has already been stated, is
appointed a Member of the Senate ; but it is
stated in the Decree by which he is raised to
that Honour, that if circumstances should require
that the Qfiice of Minister of Police should he re-
established, Government would not be able to find a
more proper person than his to fill it.

The long depending.- question' respecting the
Indemnities of the German Princes is neatly settled ;
the Diet of Rat4bon has agreed to the Project of
Indemnities proposed by Russia and France. The
:timers were :It first equal, but the Minister for
Saxony having joined those of Brandenburg, Da-
-I.laria,ifTurtemburg, and He,rse, inclined the balance
in their favour. A Conc4rum has been drawn up in
consequence of this decision:which the EMPEROR
of GERmA.Ny.will ratify, thopl,4l undoubtedly with
considerable reluance.

The Austrians were preparing, previous to the
decision of the Diet, to evacuate the Bishopric of
Passau, in ,consequence of the remonstrances of the
Russian and French Ministers ; I-ha IMPERIAL
MAirsT7 has, however, placed a Corps of zo,ooo
men, under the Command of the GRAND DUKE of
TIISCANI', to enable that Prince to occupy his
It,dernnitim

There is a report from Leghorn, that the Amer--
tans had landed :000 men at Tripoli, .with a view
pf attempting that place by coup-de-main, but that
they were defeated with considerable loss ; but we
bdicve it is unfounded,

-lostilities have been suspended in Sv,:;tzerlerad.
Ti'e French Funds are sz. 7s.

T}l IS morning a Hamburzb maw arrivz3 ; but
its contents have been anticipated by the French
and Dutch Papers.

On Friday next His MAJESTY will review the
ScotA"Greys on Wimbledon Common, and on the
Fridiy following, the 13th Light Dragoons, on the
same ground.
The PRINCE of WALts returned to Brighton on
Sunday evening,
Sir WALTER FAReVFIAR has been for some time
resident at Ramsgate, for the bene6t of his health.
Major,Qcneral CAMPBFLL, Major-General BAR.
CLAY, and Majgr-Gerler3l JACKMAN, of the Royal
Marine Forces, and the Hun. G. VILLIERS, Pay,
master, are arrived at Fotstmouth, to iospeet the
division of Royal Marines, their accounts, Bce;
The Remittance made from the Excise in Scotland,
4n. the Exchequer in England, fir the, week ending
rhe Eth instant, amounted to t30,0c61.
We are' much concerned to learn, that some in-
rerruption.has ()Act:wed in regard to the admission
of shippiog'into the West India Docks. Yesterday
permission was grarited for the West India shius
now in the -River to enter the Pool, instead of going
into the Docks, as they were obliged to do by Ad
of Parliament.
Yesterdays the Dispatches by the Country Ships
the Eliza Arm, and the Pavid Scott, were made up
at the India House, and forwarded to the above
'ships for the Presideneies of Bettcd, Fort St.
eurge, and Bombay, The above ships only im-
ported from India about three months ago, and
have made the utmost dispatch in the delivery of
their cargoes, as they are now on the point of re-
turning to India. The Stirling Castle Country
'Ship is under dispatch for Bengal.

By a late regulation of the East India Company,

Kinp'soflicerscomirpr from iudia ivitit cliarge. of

not lees than
.thirt v Invalids under ;heir care, .will
e .entickci to a allowance for visoge—itioney.
We learn by private
sletters from. Paris, that an
•-!xemptinn is rn t?e granted in flvour of some one
ltsliewspaper, which is to be adrui“.eti to a
circulation in France.
Letters' from Elsineur state, that.the Danes are

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