The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-31 00:00:00

DIS nnurioN OF PRIZE MONEY.

The unpaid shares of 1900 ducats, being 3511.
T7s. sterling, received of Don "MICHELL de CUR.
TIS, his Sicilian Majesty's Governor•of the Island
of Procito, as the value of la Bella Battistina, a
Genoese Polacte, sold by him on account of the
Sanheon and Perseus, will be paid on the 2il of
September, at No. 34., Arundel-street, Strand.
His Majesty's Ships undermentioned will be paid
their shares of the following respedive Prizes, on
Wednesday the Bth of September next, at No. 9,.
New Broad.-street
Foudrovant, for H}-polite.
Cynthia, lioudroyant, and Diadem, for San Bartholomew.
El Carmen, for Nostra Senora d.: Los Dolores, Santa Anna,
Mystica, name unknown.

For first and second payment of la Gentille, Seconde, and
San joseph.
Supetbe, for Spanish Logger Bplodore.
Venerable, for ditto.
L'AlOanaize, for la Virgin del Rosario, and, St. Antonio di
Padua.
La Constance, for Conception.
Minotaur, Fort Mahon, Florentine, Camelion, Goza, and
Northuniberland, for la Vertu, first payment.
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Pique and Demetrie, for Good Union.
Delight, for Vittoria.
Florentine, Petterell, Cynthia, Vidorieuse, and GOza, for
Spanish Schooner Rosa.
Vidorieuse, for Madona de Loretto.
Vincejo, for Serpent Privateer.
Pearl, for Genose tartan Alenion Pion.
Modeste, for I rebaeolo Espiegle.
Iledor, for Couragettse.
Phaeton, for Freneh tartan Concerzione and Genoese boats.
Victorieuse, tor la Verge de an, head-money
for Enfant Cheri de la Victor.

Brig Speedwell, for the ca,pture of the Vervagating, at
Messrs. Poulain and Key's, Salters' Hail-court, Cannon:,
street, this thy.
The Lynx, for the Vernang and Vrow Ncltje, and the gin.
vessel Swinger, for the, Vrovv Neltje, at the douse of 'Mr.
Thomas Maude, Downing-street, WeStminster.•
L'Amiable, forithe re capture.of the Calcutta East ILdia-
man, on boao, on her arrival at Chatham.
• Brig Cruizer, ter the.capittre of the Adelaide, by his Ma-
jesty's Sloop, of War Scorpion, and Vertrouwen, under
Prussian colours, on board at Yarmouth, on Saturday the
2.8t11 inst.'
La Sufbsante, for the brig Berrien, and the Spanish vessels
San Josef Animes. and San Rogue, onSaturday the 4th of
September, at No. 6, Stanhope street, Newcatille-street,
Strand. " .

On Friday morning Rear-Admiral DA,CR.S and
several Captains of the Royal Navy breakfasted
With
.the Right Hon. Earl ST. V.INcE:Ar, and-:the
Lords of the Admiralty, at his apartments. in
George street, Plymouth Dock ;. after Whichlheir
Lordships went into the Dock-yard, and reviewed
all the Clerks of the di#ferent departments, all the.
Warrant Officers in.the ships in ordinary, and also
the Caulkers, Ropers, and Riggers. s'ibr,.a new ar-
rangement, the Landmen in the rigging-house, and
the ships in ordinary are to be discharged, and re-.
placed -with able seamen; by which
,regulation
there.will be in the ordinary at Harnoaze, nearly
2000 able Sea4n,, ready for serviee.at a momen.t's
warning.
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Captain Locr;;ik.appointed to the Revolut:onnaire
frigate, •vice. tnir ; and Lieutenaflt ATtHESONt
to the Cenior 'vice CHRISTIAN.
he Passage in most of the Packets between
Brighton and pieppe;_is now raised to two guineas,
on account of the enormously high port cim4-es in
the lztter porte
The Bishop of CHICHESTER ryas to freita. a
Charity Sermou, on Supday at ttleßov:i Chapel
at Brighton„

filL DUTCH MAILS.

STRASBURG, AvG. 13.

CITIZEN. JACOB. MATHIEU set out the day be-
fore yesterday from this City for Ratisbon, after
having some days before received his instruaions
from Paris. Before he repairs to the place of ,his
destination, he will remain for some days a't certain
neighbouring German Courts. He will not, how-
ever, go to Ratisbon in the charaaer of a Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary, but only in that of a
Diplomatic Agent of the French - Republic for
the regulation of the affair of the Indemnities. The
Convention of the 4th of June will .be presented co
the Diet, on the part of France, by Citizen LA'Fo-
rAsr, the French Envoy at Munich, who for that
purpose will repair to Ratisbon, and legitimatehim.
self there as Minister Plenipotentiary, till the full
completion Of the Peace of Luneville. His appointment
and instruaions were sent to him from Paris, itnme-
diately after the arrival of the Russian Ratification
.of the Convention of Indemnity which took place
on the zd inst. This Ratification, immediately
after its arrival, was delivered by the Russian En-
voy, Count MARKCEF, to the Minister TALLEY.
RAND, after which both went together to the First
Consul. As soon as the fact was known, several
Foreign Envoys sent.off Couriers to their respeaive
Governments, and Count CosENTZEL has since had
many conferences,
It is strongly reported that a Camp will be formed
near Plobsheim, consisting of about to,ooO men
most of them Troops of the Italian Arrriy. The
tooth Half-brigade has arrived here from Switzer-
land, and other Corps are expeaed, which will re-
inforce our Garrison.

RATISBON, Aoc. i 6.

ON the 13th in the evening, the French Courier
LE Comm arrived by the way of Munich, to
tizen BACHE R, and immediately after proceeded on
his journey to Vienna. He brought the Senatus
ConsOy:n of the 14th of Thermidar, with Dis.
patches from the Minister. TALLE Y RAND, of the-
7th Thermidor, and also a Letter from the Minis..
ter for Foreign Affairs, in which, after the most
flattering assurances of approbation on the part of
the First Consul, with respect to the condutl
hitherto observed by Citizen BACHER., it is notified
to him, that the Government has appointed the
French Envoy Citizen LAFOREST, Envoy Extra.
ordinary to Ratisbon. Citizen BAcHErt, in these
Dispatches, is for the first time, stiled Resident ;
and requested to assist Citizen LA.FoR EST with his
experience and knowledge.

Citizen BACHER communicated the Senator Con.
suite to the Direaory of the Empire, in the Moniteur,
and merely read the Dispatches relative to . it,
without as usual delivering in a certified copy.
The following is an extract from these Dispatches
of the Minister TAL EI:RAND to Citizen Ba..
CHER, Resident Minister at the Diet.

" Paris, Thtrmidor 17, (Aug,,s).

' " All Sovereigns had an equal interest to see the
First Authorities of the French Republic rendered
permanent, since this is the only means to, confirm
the present Government, anti ensure the dura-
tion ,rof_generahl, peace on unchangeable plinciples.
The tvvcr.:Seiatus Consultes, of the zd and 4th of the
present month, have fulfilled this end, since they
have expressed the will and the wish of the People
of France relative to the most important of poli-
tical and social objeds. The Speech of /the Pres.'.
de'nt of the Senate, and the Answer of the First
Consul, are a new proof that the French Republic,
in making War, had no other aim than to conquer
its independence, and in concluding Peace, no other
obje4 than to establish the foundations of that in-
dependence oh the principles of Equality, Justice,
and Social Order."

,Count COLLOREDO, both in the last sitting of
the Diet,- •and that of to-day, by diredion of His
Eledoral Highness of- Mentz, communicated to se-
veral of the. Deputies .the occupation of .Eichitilde
and Erfurt by His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, at the
same time reserving the rights of his Master, and'
declaring, .that under the present circumstances,
tile contributions thence arising to the Empire could
no longer be paid by His. Eledoral Highness,
Citizen LAFOR EST arrived this morning, and
Citizen MATHIEU is expeded this week. Baron
HUGEL and Baron Btirt LER will probably arrive to_
morrow. Envoys •and• Deputies :from single States
who wish to vindicate their .interests at, this im-
portant crisis, are also daily arriving.

During iTie Last week, Austrian and Balta.'
rian Troops, under the command of Generals
STRAUB and BARTELS, have beets posted oppo.
site each °thee, on each side of the Inn. Neither
have, however, as yet advanced beyond their own.
territory', but wait for further orders, of which it
is agreed to give each other twelie hours notice.
A Corps of z 5,00.- Austrian Troops is expelled
shortly to arrive on the ;nn.