The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-06 00:00:00

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.„ MUSTAPHA ARNOUTLtfIVOy' from the BEY
O'f TUNIS, was admitted last t;nnday to an audience
of the FIRST CONSUL ai the Palace of St. Cle,nd.

He explained, by means of his interpreter, the ob_
jea. of his Mission, which was
_to congratulate the
FIRS' coNstn, on his eleaion to the Consulate for
life, and to express an hope that the 1 IRST CON-
sut would grant his friendship grid proteaion to

Tiin .
The General of Division, ISO jut ET, who has ar-
rived from St. Domingo, brings intelligence resj,eft-
ing the situation of that Colony, which must en-
tirely dissipate the malevolent and alarming reports
which have been raised. At the Review of the z3d

of September, the Army was found to consist of
4,006 Infantry of the Line, s'ooo Light Infantry,
zoo() Gendarmerie, 2000 Artillery, and so° Ca-
valry, amounting altogether to 23,500 men, Whites
from Europe, and of 4000 Black Colonial Troops.
Of these Troops there were in the Hospitals z6OO
Infantry of the Line, i too Light Infantry, ago
Gendarmerie, and 400 Artillery. There remains,
therefore, between IS and 19,000 Whites, fit for
service, and near 4000 Blacks. The number of
sick in the Hospitals was, doubtless, considerable;
but it does not amount to above a fifth of the whole.

The rainy season having set in, it is prJbable that
by the latter end of October there would be a di-
minution of one half in the Hospitals.
The men who have perished since the debarka-
tion of the Army, either by disease or the sword,
amount to about a• fifth. This review was passed

with the greatest strictness, and the result signed
by General LECLERC, the Inspector of Reviews,
and General DUGUA, Chief of the Etat Major.
All those Troops which arrived in December,
January, and February, and who have had time to
become accustomed to the climate during the winter,
have suffered much less than the others from the

disease, Veen; not only at St:. Dbinivo,
but throughout America, much more dangerous

than usual.
In the Review there was not comprised the 86th
Regiment, consisting of More than 2000 veterans,
accustomed to a iouthern,diniate, who arrived in
:he latter end of Odober.
As to the situation of the Countty, the Spanish
part and the Southern part were in a state of per_
felt tranquillity. In the Canton of je;,-ein;e alone
some accidents had happened. Some hundreds of
the Brigands, profiting by the excessive heat, which
rendered all action impossible, committed ravages,
and even burnt,some plantations in the Plain of the
Cape; but it is well known, that in the midst even
of the most tranquil Departments it is imposible to
arrest the Incendiaries.
Of 60,000 musquets which were in the possession
of the Blacks, 45,000 have been returned into the
magazines ; and General LECLERC reckoned, that,
after the first fifteen or twenty days of the rainy
season had passed, he should be able to march, to-
wards the latter end of November, for the purpose
of dispersing the remaining assemblies formed in the
Mountains. completing the disarming of the Blacks,
and destroying the means of subsistence which they
had colleded.
The Cape was almost entirely rebuilt, and all
the towns which were burnt a year since, are re-
building with,the greatest activity (Moniteur.)
. Six Battalions, of different Corps, chosen from
amongst the strongest men of the Demi-brigade,
embarked On the loth or a ith ult. at Toulon. It is

thought that their destination is for St. Domingo
The Chief of Brigade, BOR.T ON, has also embark.
ed for that Island, where he is to fulfil the funaions
of Direaor General of Artillery.
They write from Zurich, that in the night be.
tween the 13th and 14. th of November, the Citizens
arrested in that City were carried away in two
carriages, under a French escort, but where is not
positively known.
BASLE, Nov. i3.—Several nominations have
been made within these few days past for the Colt_
sulta, at Paris. The Canton of Rhetia (the Gri-
sons), have sent the Senator SURECHER, Minister
of Police and of .justice, and the Prefea PLANTA.
The City of Berne ha deputed M. GR tin ER, Pre-
sident of the Municipality, and the Ex-Patricians
WATTENWYL, JENNER, and HALLER. M. MU-
' LININ has refused to accept his nomination. Se-
veral Communes, of the Canton of Appenzel, have
appointed the Receiver-General of the Canton of
Citizen LUBER, to attend to their interests
at the Congress at Paris.
According to a Decree of the Senate, the Mem-
bers of the Insurreaiongl Authorities are called
upon personally; and substantially, to restore all
money and effeas belonging to the Republic, which
they seized during the momentary triumph of the
Oligarchic party.
RAT ISBON, NOV. 20.—The Deputation of the
Empire held its twenty-eighth Sitting the day be-
fore yesterday, when it voted a auc/usum, im-
porting that a Definitive Conclusum should be im-
mediately prepared.
In the same Sitting, a Decree of Imperial Com-
mission was read, in which the Minister of His
IMPERIAL MAJESTY formally required the Depu-
tation not to separate before they had finally de-
cided upon the lot of those Princes and Ecclesiasti-
cal Corporations, who, by the cession of the Left
Bank of the Rhine, have been entirely dispossessed
of their Territories, referring to a preceding Con-
durum, by which the Deputation agreed to provide
sufficient funds for the maintenance of those who
would cease to exist as States of the Empire.

The body of a mason named Cross, was, on Mon-
day last, found in the river near Tone-bridge : he
was returning home on Saturday night, in a state
of ebriety, and:is supposed to have fallen over the
bridge; a small dog which he .had with him went
home on Sunday, and on Monday, his wife alarmed
at his stay, proceeded to Taunton for the purpose
of inquiring the cause. She took the dog with her,
and on her reaching the bridge, the animal began
howling, leaped on the parapet, and could not be
removed from the spot ; this induced a search, and
the body was found a short distance below, whither
the current had carried it, and in the ;lethal direc-
tion of the spot from whence the dog had Eo dis.
atani‘fested that he had faller►,