The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-07 00:00:00

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the Audience of the First Consul the clay lat 7
fore yesterday, Mr.—Matt.R.T,• Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of His BRITANNIC MAJESTY, presented
Mr. Ltsrox, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from His BRITANNIC MAJESTY to
the Batavian Republic, Mr. Fox, Lard R. SPENCEIt,
Lord GUILDFORD, Lieute,nant-General FITZrn-

TRICK, Major-General CM:IR...ZELL, Colonel AD r-
CRoMBY, Colonel WOoDHAM, Colonel MAcisr,ll4,
Mr. SAINT JOHN, Member of Parliament, Mr.
TROTTER, Captain CLIFFORD 'of the Dragoons?
Mr. EGERTON, an Ecclesiastic, Mr. FE.ANKLANDP
Member of Parliament, M. NOEL, Mr. BOP'
DINGTON, Mr. NESRITT, Baron TOYLL O,fCCr
of Dragoons, Mr. KENSINGTON, Mr. STAPLE, gra
CAMAC, Captain DoRvILLE of the. Infantry'
Captain BELSON of the Dragoons, Mr. LEAci'
Mr. MOR ICE, Mr. COMBS, Member of Parlis-
ment, Mr. COPE, Captain RANKEN, and Rear-Ad-
miral WEST.

Citizen PORTAL'S, jen. is appointed by tile.
First Consul, First Secretary of the French Legatior-
to His BRITANNIC MAJESTY.
Gcnt.ral L'ASNES. Envoy ExtraordinaLy and MV
nister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Portugal,
quitted Lisbon on the loth August, Without at
motive of his departure being known.
Mr. Fox labours with great diligence in the re,
searches he is making in our Libraries, for materials
for the History of England, which he is writing.
Mr. BURGESS, an English Gentleman, was marries
to the Right Hon. Lady CATHERINE ELIZABEI
BEAL'CLERK, sister to the Duke of ST.' ALBLN%
on Wednesday the Ist September. The ceremol
was performed at Mr. MERRY'S, in the presence of
the Dutchess of CUMBERLAND.

Citizen LunoT, Member of the Tribunate, ;5
appointed by the First Consul Chief Justice of 51'
Domingo.
The Chief of Brigade BLANCHOT, is appoint
by the First Consul, Governor of Senegal and it;
Dependencies,

They write from Marseilles, that the State Cor-
vette la Matisse, Captain REYBAUD, is arrived
there from Algiers, with very satisfaftory
patches, for Government.
AUCSBURG, AUG. 26.-General DERoX, tltic
Bavarian Commander, occupies that part of ttic
Bishopric of Passau which is situated on the Leic
Bank of the Danube, between the Bavarian Tesri'
tory and the River of llz. This distrift has for
been occupied by the Austrians, who arc reiP'
forced in the town of Passau.

The Count de REuss, a General in the Servige os
Bavaria, has taken an advantageous position on the
Banks of the Salza, with about 3000 men. He is tQ
defend Reichenhal and Traunoein against the'

strians.
It is now officially known, that the Austria°
have not occupied the Territory on the Right 80/
of the Inn.

ARAUi AUG. 27.—A Conspiracy has been 0'
covered at Berne, to overthrow the existing G°'
vernment. The Conspirators intended to take °4'
vantage .of the absence of the Troops, in order 0
carry into execution their projeEt of Insurreetior''
The vigilance of the Police, however, cliscoverol(
and put a .stop to the Conspiracy, the Govern'
ment, in consequence, thought it necessary to de'
lay the departure of several' Bodies • of Tr°ls
destined to reinforce General ARDERMATT at 14111

cerne.
General ANDERMATT has unfortunately met Wl.
so many intrigues and obstacles, that he has not Y
been able to present himself in the smaller Cantor's
with a force sufficiently imposing.
VENICE, Auo. 18.--We have been at !ell
made acquainted with the organization of °-
Country. All the Territory of the Ancient Pe
public of Venice on the Terra Firma, will form Oil,/
Government, separate from Venetian Dalmatia
an
Albania. The Son of the Marquis of GHtst,lo
of Bologna, and the Marquis ROSALES of
are charged with carrying this plan into executi°l7'
RATISBON, Auo. 25.—The Extraordinary Pe'
putation of the Empire yesterday held its first Sit'
ting. His Excellency the Baron HUGEL, the Div
perial Minister Plenipotentiary, went to the 1-°µ
;n
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house and opened the Sitting with a speech. a
Deputation will continue to sit every Tuesday' arls
Thursday, and it is.not supposed that their Sitti°s
will terminate before the Ist of Oetober.

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Amongst the discoveries which hare oht3U/,,J
encouragement from the Emr EROR of RussiA) °l-5i
for which he given rewards to their Auth°,,,
that of Doctor OR EUS is 'distinguished, who uri.`, h;#
takes to make a- kind of Bread, with the
ishmdicum, which' offers a resource to the Dba
tants of the North, in a season of Scarcity'. , At
The Nephew of the celebrated GAr.vAro
is
Paris, and has communicated to the French F/idt
cians the resultbf those interesting researches vii,'his
he has made upon Galvanism since the death
Lrnelts, • •

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AltitIVED the Lord Hood Transport, froth die
StrAits ; and America, --, from New Brunswick,
With masts.

SAILED the Last India Company's Ship trai./ey,
to the River ; and' His Majesty's, Ships Phoebe,
tifyises, Ansphion, and Vixen, to the Westward.

.L_Yesterday advice was received at the East India
House of the safe arrival in the Downs of the Sarah
Christiana, from Bengal ; and the China Ships
Earl of Abergavenny and /Park)).

The Sarah Christiana sailed from St. Helena the
13th of July, with the Elizabeth ; and parted the
Bth of Aug. in lat. zB. 3t. N. long. 38. 46. W.
The Betsey left St. Helena the mill of July.
The Triton, from Bengal, had also sailed from Sr.
Pelena for England.
The Coldstream (Whaler) arrived at St. Helena
the t9th of July ; spoke with the Cirencester; Per.
several/4e, and Alnuiek Castle, in lat. 34.. S. and
long. zs. E.
His Majesty's Ship Lion, and China Ships
Ganges, Alfred, Albion, Wooalord, Taunton Castle,
and Belvidere, were to leave St. Helena the z3d of
July.
The Coldstream and Adventure Danish Ships,
last from Bombay ; and Brig Anna Josepha, from
the Cape, were left at St. Helena.
The At (Whaler)- sailed from St. Helena for
England the th of July.