The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-06 00:00:00

PARIS, SEPT. I.

HAGUE, AUG. zo. The Indemnities of the
Batavian Republic will be definitively settled at
Berlin, by Citizen HULTMAN, Secretary General
of the GovernMent, who is on the eve of repairing
thither for-that purpose. It is not yet arranged
whether he will remain at Berlin, as Minister Ple.

nipotentiary from our Republic.
The Ships which follow the Squadron destined for
the Cape of Good Hope, are to carry out the Ger-
man Colonists, to whom a territory of considerable
extent has been allotted for purposes of cultivation,
Sze. In a short time a considerable number of these

is expe&e
CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 30.—An Extraor-
dinary Courier, who has arrived here in 2 days
from Paris, has brought to the Divan the Treaty con-
cluded in that Cipital, which restores the antient
relations of peace and amity between this Country
and France. As soon as the intelligence was pub-
lickly known, it produced a general joy. The people
of this Country were always attached to France, and
the original Alliance between the two Nations was
formed so long since as the time of that most illus-
trious of our Emperors, SOL IMAN the Great.
The above circumstance produced three days of
public rejoicings, and the GRAND SIGNIOR, CO
manifest his satisfaaion thereat, has conferred num-

berless favours on GALII3 EFFENDI, his Minister

Plenipotentiary to the French Goyernment. The-
mission of this Officer will terminate when the

above Treaty is ratified:—the business of the Porte
will then be transaaed by Charges des Affitires,
not only at Paris, but at the several Courts of ,
rope, and chiefly for the reason—that, as in all
cases, Interpreters are necessary, persons acing as
such, will be employed in the above capacities.
The GRAND VIZIER is returned from Egypt
with a great part of his Army, and is soon to pene-
trate into Rome/;a, in order to restore tranquillity
in that province. In our Capital every thing is.
perfealy quiet.
NANTS, Auc. 26.—The Ship La Viigoire, lately
inspected by Commissioners from the Marine Hos-
pital, is now in readiness for sea at this. Fort. .It ,
is said that the rebuilding of the Cape Town goes on.
briskly:,; :the, inhabitants are returning frorn'the ad-
joining distritls, particularly the Whites, who::‘,Ma-
nifest the greatest confidence in the Government.
BASLE, AUG. 27.—General ANDELtiATT has
already commenced his military operations against
the Cantons. of Underwald and.Schwitz ; his all.
vanced Guard has occupied the important passage
of Rena, which facilitates his entry into Under-
wald;,--the Troops dispatched by him into the
Oberland Bernois, have arrived at the place of
their destination, and are preparing to proceed to
Engelberg, where they have already declared,
against the late innovations. The Emigrants
from Underwah/ have been invited to return. to
their homes, but they have not thought proper to
accept the invitation, and remain on the Frontiers,
chiefly in the Commune of Hergimy.
A small Flotilla of Sloops has been equipped at
Lucerne, in order to assist in the expedition against
the Insurgent Cantons. We expea that the latter
will be soon necessitated to submit—very little
harmony reigns among them, which naturally must
favour the operations of General ANDERmATT, who
is materially supported,
,even in Schwitz, by the
Antient Landamman, SCIIURGLER. This Citizen
is indefatigable in representing to the inhabitants
of that Canton the danger of prolonged resistance.
He openly opposes the Ex-Landamman, REDING,
and gains fresh Partisans every day. The Instil.-
gents have hastily dispatched two of their, Chiefs
to Berne, JAucti and SUTER, in order to solicit
the mediation of the French Minister between the
Government and the Lesser Cantons. VC'e are still
ignorant of the result of their conferences with
C. DOLDER, and VERNINAC, whcfni they are to
apply to on their arrival at Berne.
Congratulations are daily received r,t Sch,witz
from the neighbouring Municipalities, pat ticularly
from the Administrative Chamber (Gemeindkqp,mneri
of Zu;.-. ,ich ; which felicitates itself in the answer
to the I,and;amman and' Council of Schwitz, on
seeing. re-established their antient and natural
relatipns,.
A kind of disturbance took place at Glaris the
day before yesterday. The Populace broke open
the Post Office, and seized a' Letter written by the
c;:de.want Governor, lizosst, to the Department
of justice at Berne, on the situation'of the Canton.
HEUSSI was obliged to fly, anlt lias taken refuge
at Berne.
The Governor of Thurgovia has caused a Circu-
. lar Letter to the Magistrates, against the Authors
of the late disturbances, to be printed. A Pam-
phiet has also been circulated in several Cantons, in-
. titled-7" The 1114' bitti n‘s of the Cantons of Uri,
Sehrwitz, cud Undirqvald, ro all the brave People
of Switzerland."

MAN}lrtg,- AUG. zs. Two Couriers from
AfFnich are. arrived here, charged with important
dispatches. The first brings an order to the Bavarian
Tfqops stationed' in the Palatinate, particularly to
the Officers, who are to rejoin their respettive
corps in z¢ hours, and to hold themklves in readi-
ness to mafch. By the second Courier, the Troops
have received orders to proceed without delay to
Wurtzbourg.—The Prince Of YSENBOURG corn_
Mandi.--lhe Garrison of Heidelberg departs this
day, and that of Manhei It: to-morrow.
The whole Force of the EleEtor is in motion, and
is direfted to different joints. General GAZA is to
command the Corps charged with taking pOssession
of the TiMperial Cities and Ecclesiastical Distriasin
Suabia, in the room of General Pußor, who has
taken the command lately held by General 13AR-
TELs, who is now employed in more "adive opera-
tions. • •

RATistitiN, 4uc. 26.-r-Citizen,LAFoßET, Mi-
nister Extraordinary of the French •RePublic at the
Imperial Piet, and M. le Baron de Butt LER, Pleni-
potentiary'of His Imperial' Majesty ofall the Rus-
sias,• have announced, on the zoth, by their Seere_
taries, to' all the Members of the Diet,
,that they
‘v,-.4c duly accredited on the 21st inst. ; and since
the Letters of Credence of these Ministers have
been rtzgularlY transmitted—that of Citizen LA.
14. ET is COllCCilired as4fellows :

" BONAPARTE, First Cons7.:l, in the n:•.trie
of the French People, placing an entire c‘,. tl-
dence in the fidelity of Citizen LAFORET, r,M)i-
ster Plenipotentiary to his -Serene HighrieFs ihe
Et,ECTOR Of BAVARIA, hereby constitutes him
Minister Extraordinary of the French Rep:tiiic to
the Diet of the Empire, and in consecitience thereof
invests him with all the necessary posvers for the
exercise of the said funaion. In witness whereof
these presents are given, signed, countersigned, and
sealed with the Seal .of the Republic.
f 4 Paris, sth August,
(Signed)

" BONAPARTE."

SEPTEhIBER Z.

THE RANKS OF THE MEIN, AUG.
Deputation of the, Empire held its first Sittfc,g on
the 23(1 inst, under the Presidency of the Mayerce
Minister, the Baron d'At.PUIr•

It is remarked that the Citizens .I—kroaLl.,'
MATHIEU awl BACHER, have frequent.conferences
with the Count de GOERTZ, the Baron de RECH-
Huta, and M. de BUHLER. It seems that they
relate to the movements of the Austrian- Troops ott
the Banks -of the Inn. The Ministers of France
and Russia persist in demanding the evacuation of

the Biskofiric of Passah: by the Austrian Troops'
but t present their demands have not been attended.
with the least success.

The Troops of the ELECTOR of BAVARIA are in.
march to occupy the Indeninities of that Sovereign

Suabia.

VIENNA., AUG. 18.—We learn by the latest in-.
telligence from Turkey, that yksswAN oG Lou is in
open negotiation with the Portcl and that the epoch
of his absolute submission will be the moment of the
arrival of the GaA,NI? VIZIER its the environs of
Widdiit. That City will, be delivered up to the
VtztEß, by PAssw4rr OoLou himself.—
'We are ignorant what, will be the conditions of the
arrangement ; whether this Rebel, who has caused,
so much disquiet to the Porte, will be raised to any
dignity, or whether he will retire ,with, his Troops.
to a foreign country.
AUGsBURG, AUG. 22. On the- 17th inst.
at
.Proclamation was published at Passau, stating that
two columns of Bavarian Troops, had„...without any
previous notification, entered. that Bishopric in a •
hostile manner ; that his Higlkness•, under those
circumstances, thought it necessary to acquAint His
IMfERfALMAJESTY, as Supreme Head of the Em-
pire, of this event, and to entreat him to poteft.
that Country against all foreign aitacks ; tl3t in
consequence of this application the Austrian G•e-,?eral.
commanding at scharding, received c,rders to
the prote&ion which was required to that Bishop.:,
which he accordingly caused to be occupied by
Austrian Troops. His Highness then proceeds t 9
exhort his SubjeBs to wait with patience fo; the tern
ruination of this grand affair, .which is about
toy
occupy the attention of the Deputation of r.4e Ern,
pire, and by whom the fate of the Bishopric ~011
decided upon in a Constitutional manner.
AUGUsT 27.—The•Bavarian:froops were yesterA_
•day to enter the Bishoprics of Wartzburg and 44/4,:"
berg. Official notice has been given to tlir persoo
holding employments in these Countries.
We are assured That a part of the Dutch;
Cleves, situated on the Left Bank of zhe Rhine, 0.1
be ceded to the Batavian Republic, for which tliet
are to pay 10,000,000 of florins,

. .
4 handsome building, of one story high, in tile'
Chinese stile, has, by order of Government, becA
erected on the left angle of the Recruiting-hous6.
in .the Bitd cage_walk, which, we understand, is
future to be the armoury for the whole. Brigade 0'
Guards. It consists of four archways on the base'
menu for the field-pieces, the room over is being
for the small arms, 2 , range of rooms in the baci‘-
for cleaning, and the two front angles have each 6
small house, one for, a Serjeant-major, and .0
other for a guard-room.
Lientenant WRIGHT, who greatly distinguisbea
himself in the defence of-Acre, has been promoted
to the rank of Master and Commander, and appoior'
ed -to command the Cynthia Sloop of War. Cie"
HARDY is appointed to the Leda, vice Capt. 1404'
We have received a letter from Dotninica, 411.,
Bristol, of the r3th of July, which states, that
Freuch Troops at Guadaloupe were dying twenty
thirty daily ; and that the Blacks manifested 5L1`,0
a-disposition to insurreEtiou, as kept the 'sloe°
continued alarm. •
tun A letter from Mr. J. 13tEsLvY, Keeper of
American Coffee-house at C,,pe Francois, dated .0
July, says, " every thing here is quiet : but to,
sickness prevails amongst the troops and inhab,itOrx,
insomuch that from 3o to so die daily, and Ow,
tiMes. more.'' Foreign vessels are allowed to `,1,3
charge their cargoes at the Mole, Aux Cayes,
'Jacmel, btit are not suffered to take their hotneo'
bound cargoes at those ports.
19
The Boston Gazette, of the 26th July, 53
tti‘
" Captain WicicEs, arrived at Baltimore it-0111,e)/
Cape, informs that the yellow fever raged there 'los
furiously—it was said 2.00 died dally, and ‘
General LECLERC was down with tix fever. tj
The fever in Philadelphia has been'ascertaioc'p
have *been introduced into that city by (116
Domingo Packet, from Cape Francois. ,
f
The Gdvernor of the Baltainas has laid a doe r, r
•
one penny per bushel on salt, and a duty 01
cent. on all goods landed . there ; 'the inl4l"`r
peal.
to f‘i
have sent.dFipty to Englandobtain 416'.