The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-01 00:00:00

PARIS, FEB. 24.

By a letter from fiourdeaux, dated Feb. 18th,
we have the following, intelligence An American
Ship arrived here from New York, after a passage
of twenty days. Her Commander, Capt. WOOD,
was at Cape Francois in the latter end of Decem-
ber. He reports that tranquillity was perfeftly
re-established in the Colony of ,Y t. Domingo, and
that ToussAist-r, being informed of the sailing of
our Fleet, had ordered barracks to be prepared to
receive the French Troops on their arrival.
SEMLIN, FEB. 3.----KONIALLY-MEHEMED-AGA
a Turk of distinEtion, and a friend of the unfortu-
nate Pacha of Belgrade, has taken refuge here, with
his-treasures. He informs us that the utmost con-
sternation prevails in that fortress. The Turkish
inhabitants think they already. see an Ottoman
Army at their gates, ready to put them all to ..the
sword if they submit. We are forbid to have any
intercourse with them; and only the Imperial Drago.
man goes at times, in consequence of his office, to
Belgrade. But the son of the Pacha corresponds
with the Commander' of our frontier, who has as.
sured him of his sorrow for his father, and his good
wishes for his own prosperity. It is said that this
young man is on his march to Belgrade ;' but he
will undertake nothing till the arrival of IsMAEL
BET. It is said, that at this moment a Party of
Janissaries is going out to attack him. It is re.
ported they amount to eighty Companies.
RATISBON, FEB. 12. —An important change
has taken place relative to the Indemnities. The.
Court of Vienna, without waiting for the concur-
rence of the Court of Berlin, has determined to em-
ploy its influence to assemble the Deputation of the
Empire, in order to arrange that affair definitively.
Baron HuCEL's intended journey to Berlin has
been countermanded; it is said he is to aft as Im-
perial Commissary at the Deputation of the Em.
pire, arid will quickly arrive here with the decree,
authorizing its convocation.
Unless any obstacles be thrown in the way by
the Court of Berlin, this Assembly-, which is to
decide the fate of, Germany, will meet about the
beginning of March. It is, however, known that
such Princes as are goided by the Politics of , Prus-
sia, will send no Ministers to this Convocation ;
and it is probable that its speedy assembly is only
announced, in order to shew that the Court of Vi-
enna wishes W throw no obstacle in the way.
HAGUE, FEU. 16. The sum of 32,842,889
florins remains due by our Government to France.—
It is to be paid by annual instalments, betwixt this
period and the year 1812.
Orders have been received here to have an Hotel
for the English Minister, who is expeled in the
beginning of spring.
STRASBOURG, Feß. 18.—The public News as-
sure us that the First Consul will go to Brussels
the ensuing spring, to preside at an Assembly com-
posed of ci-devant Belgium, and the four new De-
partments.

ROUEN, FEB. 2l.—.Citizen SAINT HILAIR.E,
General of the Fifteenth Division, who had gone
to command at Amiens during the Congress, is to
return to this city in five days: It is therefore
very natural to conclude that the Definitive Treaty
is either concluded, or about to be so in a very
short time.

WESPL, FEB. ig.—The Hereditary Prince of
ORANGE is arrived at Ortm;enstein on his way from
Berlin. It is said he carries with him the plan
agreed upon by France and Prussia to indembify
his family, which is expeded to be done in the
Circle of Franconia.

It is also said, that the Data Emigrant Regi-
ments in the pay of England, will be given up by
that Power to the Prince of OkANGE as soon as
the affairs of the Germanic Empire are arranged.