The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

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I\II.IIIAT is on his way 'rain iyitian
,hither.

The Firit Consul has officially announced to the
Vice‘Prqsident of the Italian Repiblie, that Austria
has iecognized and approves of the Proceedings of
the Assembly at Lyon.
Yesterday a Lady went up alone in. a balloon.
The Hereditary PRINCE of SAiiE. WEIMAR is
immediately expelled here. The Russian, Amtpssa-
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dor Count MA ItKOW, has receivednn order from.the
Emperor ALEXANDER, to treat him as a Prince of
the Imperial House of Russia, to which he will
immediately belong by lii*marriage with the young
Princess MARY, sister of ALEXANDER' L

The EMPEROR of lVfokoccso has intimated to
Sweden and. Holland $• that, if they do not send tbe-
accuscomd Presents within three months; he will.
declare War against them.

CONSTANTINOPLE, FE Et._ to—The tfoubles still
continue -in Ramelia. • Adr;anqle is entirely sur-
e
rounded by the Brig-anth.. "1: he vigorous measures
proposed to be takenby our .Government to repress
these disorders, are not yet carried into efft6t.'
HAMBITRGH, MARCH Ic.—£y a letter from.
PetersbArgly, dated the z6th of February, we are
informed that an •Irripeiial Ukase has been issued,
suppressing all Censorship upon Boobs,- and declar.
ing all the Presses free.

VI ENNA, M4RCII I 5---By
,accounts from Bel-
grade, that may be relied upon, -we learn that the
Aga of the Janissaries. having appeased the trou-
bles there, by a'spitit,ol conciliation, was charged
to convey to COnsiantinople the complaints of• the
Insurgents, in order that they might be adjusted.
—The Messenger sent for this purpose -having ar-
rived at Nissa, was arrested by: the Son of the as-
sassinated Paella, who seized his papers, and order-
ed hirnro wait there for the answer of the. GRAND
SE Id Nr9 R . The Janissaries,. upon 'receiving intel-
ligence of this, ptit:themselves in a still stronger
state of defence; and are now 'occupied
sioning the place. •
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FEU : 27.—The rapid journey, of' LE-
BRI/N,• Adjutant to the First Consul, who, not
finding here the Minister Acrpfi, piirsued his jour.. -
ney to join him at, Palermo, has caused a report to
be spread, that the PRINCE ROYAL, who remains
here, is to be crowned KING. of NArtEs, whilst
his august Father is to reside at PalerMo,
~where he
is much beloved by the Sicilians. If this arrange-
ment, which it is asserted hat been made between
the French Republic, and Spain, really takes place,
the two Kingdoms will be equally.gainets : Naples
will recover tranquillity, and Sicily it 4. ancient
splendour. , •

VIENNA, MARCH rs.—We e'xpe& here imme.
diately the Prince of ORSINI, appointed Minister
Plepipotentiary tO,IIIC EMPEROR frOtll the KING of
ETR,URIA.

The GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY, and the young
Archdukes, will be at Presburgh during the Sitting
of the Diet. It is understond that there .will be a
Proposition discussed in that Assembly, to re-unite
Dalmatia with the Kingdom of Hungary..
RATISBON,. MARCH Jo.'-- They write from
Asehaffenberg, that the ELECTOR Of MAYENCE
has received a positive assurance that his political
existence will be preserved. The secularizations
of the Bishoprics of Wurtzburg and Bamberg is
definitively settled.;
• BOURDEAUX, MARCH 2,..—The Minister of
Marine and the Colonies, has written to the prin-
cipal Commissary of the Marine in this City, the
following Letter;

" Paris, Marcb is:

" It is unnecessary, Citizen, to forward the Artillery to
St. Domingo: one hundred and fifty pieces of ordnance
the. Negroes had deposited at one point, and which
have fallen into the halids of General I,EcLERe, render any
further addition to this article superfluous.- Several bodies
of the Negrbes have come tooffer theirthabds and their arms
to General LECLER C. ' •

9" Not being able to find Tau-ssArNT General LET LZAC
has sent him his two Sons.. • He:has• sent him therm free,
decorated with N4tiOitai: Uriireirn. and Artlst."7..nctattended, by
their Tutor. • . .

‘" At the depar;uxe of, the. Ship which brought me, these
first nispatches, ibese yotithi had not time to meet withtie
. • '

•".,Announce .to the Commerce of. Bourckaux, that the
General in hiccof the Army of St.tfotningb will ezctend his
protedion.aiul ta v,o T. tc.): the 'Confrnercial.llouses which may
wi3h to establish thrtiselvei at the Cape., Let it be known,
that the.ynvt, is i4i,t4e greatest s'ecurif)c carry on their spe-
culations in that Colony ; that all restiisitions are- prohibit..
ed ; that GovelEnMent ib to deal fir every thing at an-equal
rate, and that the First Consul has ordered me, to discharge-
With the utmost punditality, all Bills of txchange drawn
on account of the Army-.-", ", •
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A very curious 'plan for the safety of'. travelling
has lately been ihirented. by :a gr. WI i.t.,tAms,
which, it is thought —will prove, of great benefit to
the-Public. It 'is so cor.strutted,_ that byTh spring
the horSes can in an instant. be freed. from the car,
riage. in ease of restiveness or. unruliness. . His
Royal Highness the 'Pit t Not. of WALES ' and most
of the Royal Family, . ha t,e, seen and been in 'the
caPriage; and were highly pleased anti catisfied'ivith
the ingenuity of the plan.