The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-14 00:00:00

OPARIS; Auc.. rz.

ALL tint has been stated in the Public News-
papers, respeEting the .present state of the Turkish
Empire, is extremely exaggerated. Tlic projefts
which they have attributed to the great Continental
Powers, as wishing to partition that Empire, are
unfounded. The fury of .Conquest does not ani-
mate the Emperor ALEXANDER ; and it is not at
the moment when, without being called' upon by
any Power, but of his own will, the First. Consul is
about to cause Holland and the State'af Genoa to be
evacuated by the French Troops, as the States of
the PUP E and of the KING of NA FL ts already are ;
iris not at the moment when he shews so much dis-
interestedness, and so little ambition, that he will
occupy himself with projeas of aggrandizement and
conquest.

So far from this, all the relations with the
Sublime Porte have been renewed, and it does not
require much political acumen, to see. the interest
which France has in the re-establishment of the
Ottoman Empire in all its strength, and in all its
power-

Amongst the thousand Proje&s which are ,every
day presented to the First Consul, one has been re—
marked written by a Person well kflOWll, filled with
assertions respeEting the present state of our Fi.,
nancest so false, that it might rather have been
supposed to have been written in China than a;
Paris.
It states that the interest of the Five per Cents.
is paid in such a Manner, that half of it remains every-
year unpaid, • which is evidently, a reason for discrea
dicing the whole. The contrary is, however, •
known to be the faa..
Another assertion equally false was, tint a Loan
transaaion had taken lace' between this Cou2try,
and -America. •

Every one is adiberty to make his calculations in
his own way ; but when persons. pre,ent Memorials
to, the Chief of the State, founded upon such kind of
Inistattsments, it is supposing him to be little occu*
pied in the administration of tbq Republic, or very.
ignorant.—(llloniteur.)

The Minister Direaor of, the War Department
has announced to the Prefets, in a•Circular Letter,
that the Government is disposed to accede to the
wish of those Communes who desire to .have Gar-
risons;: and lie,charges them to address to hint a
detailed state of the accommodations for Garrison;
which the different Communes possess.
The Minister of Police has 'written to the Prev
fees of the Departments, to prepare and transmit to
hit Reports respeCting die state of theDeparcments,
under the'following Head:: Public Safety, Subsist-
ence, Commerce, • Public Worship, Police, and.
Public Opinion. ,
IIdENNA, 'JULY health of His ROyal
Highness the ARCHDV4E CHARLES 15 visibly bet-
ter within these tWo days,' As his frequent relap-
ses are attributed to his great attention to business,
it is probable that he will retire,

T
Y 29-77-The QUEEN Of NAPLES set off this
morning, accompanied by our SOVEREIGNS.
Several Inhabitants of Wallai•bi'a have come her;
to solicit permission to establish themselves in the
Hereditary States: The reports which have been
spread, of an Insnrre6tion in Afaldtvvia,- are without
foundation.

BiussEts, Auc. 5.—It is said that a smalf.
Camp ‘vill be formed in cur Department, consisting.
Ofseveral chosen Corps; who will manoeuvre is the
'presence. of thel First Consul on his arrival in this
COuntry. . .
MUNICH, JULY 3t.—lt is confirmed, that the
Bavarian Troops destined to Occupy/ the Countries al,
lotted as Indemnities to our Elthor, have receiveJ
counter_orders. 'lt is now known,. that according
to the Convention of Paris, the Elector cannot oc-
cupy the Countries destined for him until after the
ratification of the Empire,
The States which are to devolve as Indennitiest-.
consist or about 1.4.3 square 'leagues of Territory,
'containing 8i 2,000 Inhabitants.
BERNE, AudusT. 1.,--We have received alarm-
ing acc•JuntS respeCting the present situation of the
little Cantons. The departure of the French Troops
• •
has re-animated the hopes of the. Agitators; whO
announce pOlicly their design- of forming- those
Cantons into a Demecratie and Independent Repub-
• I ic. Several Mee.rings have taken place upon this
subjecc.:i. in the Canton's of Uri, Schsvi.tz, and Lig'
de rrwahl.

The. zBth inst. the epoch when no others but
Swiss Troops will remain in this Coun,try.-

Two,Englishmen at Pat-1,, ncing in a. Box at the
Opera, and
,feeling thenis'elves' extremely incoro-
rpoded by the -excessive hear, took it into tri'7‘,
heads to pull off their Cuars and. Waiste. •)'1"
sit 'there stripped in the Box. The il)
Pit, instead of laughing at this curiot,
English eccentricity, loudly expressed their
nation by cries of tarn there out.' The Eligiisl'",
men could not resist,, but they were not 'conc.;m...
of having in'en guilty of any imprupriety.