The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-13 00:00:00

PAM, Avc. 9.

Tat Merchants of Havre have presented a Me.
menial to the Flare CONSUL, praying that the
benefits of an Entrepot may be granted to that Port.
VIENNA, JULY 26.—The Decree of the Imperial
Commission, relative to the Indemnities, is to the
following cfrea:
" On the part of His Majesty FRANCIS It. EtePeaort of
the ROMA Ns, our most gracious Sovereign, to the illustrious
CounselCors. Envoys, and Ministers of the Ele&ors, Princes,
and States of the Holy Roman Empire at the General Diet.
" The essential objeil of the Cow/firm most humbly
submitted on the sd of 06tober to His I aiP Ea int-MA' ter y,
and ratified by him on the 7th of November last, was to fix
and determine in a precise manner the mode of co-opera-
tion of the States of the Empire to the fulfilment of the
Peace. The moment is arrived, when the extraordinary
Deputation of the Empire, appointed Constitutionally, and
according to theaccustomed Forms of the Deliberations of
the Diet, and agreed to by His ImpialAL MAJESTY, ought
to assemble to attain this important end, and to answer by
the scrupulous accomplishment of the important Duties
imposed upon it, the particular confidence which the EM-
PEROR and the Empire have placed in its enlightened Wis-
dom and its Patriotism. In order to this, His IMPS-
MAL MAJESTY, in virtue of the authority vested in
him, as Supreme Chief of the Empire, orders that the
States which are to foim a part of the said Deputation,
do send, as soon as possible, their Sub-Delegates to the
Imperial City of Ratisbon, which has been considered in
concert with the French Government, the most suitable
place for holding the Congress, and that the full Powers
furnished by the Empire to the said Deputation, for the
purpose of definitively regulating and terminating the work
of Peace, be expedited conformably to the Conchaurn ratified
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by Hi s MAJESTY, and submitted according to custom to the
I rnperial sandlion. In consequence of these dispositions, Fit s
IMPERIAL AJESTY has already given the most precise orders
to the Counsellor SCHRAUT, appointed by him, in his quality
of a State of the Empire, Eledoral Sub-Delegate of Bohemia,
to proceed without delay from Paris to Ratisbon ; and he has
appointed as his Minister Plenipotentiary, in his quality of
Supreme Chief of the Empire, the Baron de Huct:t,, Privy
Councillor and Imperial Commissary at the General Diet."

This Decree was expedited on the z3d to Ratis.
bon. The Baron DE HUGEL received his instruc-
tions immediately. M. Da ScntAur, wha is at
Pari3, will find his at Ratisbon on his arrival' in
that City.
A.NEFOXT, JULY 31. The Bavarian Troops
assembled at Amberg, and in the environs, have
marched to Franconia ; a part of them were to
enter Bamberg yesterday.
The Court of Prussia has declared to that of Vi-
enna, its desire that the occupation of the Countries
devolving to Prussia as Indemnities, shall only ,be
considered as a provisory measure ; and that, under
that consideration, it will not regard the Countries
provisorily occupied by the Prussian Troops as
belonging to Prussia, until the Deputation of the
Empire shall have formally concluded the affair of
the Indemnities. A similar Declaration has been
made to the Imperial Minister at Berlin. The Count
de STAotort, in answer to the desire which he had
again manifested on the part of his Court to the
Prussian Ministry, that the occupation of the Coun-
tries devolving as Indemnities to Prussia, should
not be effetled until after it had been sanctioned by
the Deputation of the Empire, it was stated at the
same time in the Prussian Declaration, that under
existing circumstances, the at of taking possession
could not be delayed.
FRANKFORT, AUG. 2..—They write from Nano.
ver, that the KING of PRUSSIA has demanded of the
Regency of that Eleetorate a passage for a Body of
Troops, and that orders have been given in con.
sequence.

STOCKHOLM, JULY 20.—PRINCE WILLIAM OF
GLOUCESTER stayed six days at Carlscrone, during
which he examined the Town aad all the Public
Establishments, He afterwards took a short jour.
ney incognito into the Province of Bleckingen. The
first of next month His Highness will embark on
hoard the English Frigate the .Latona, for Dantzick,
from whence he will proceed to Peterslorgh.

BERLIN, JULY z 7.—His Majesty the KING of
PRUSSIA, on the occasion of the conclusion of the
Treaty of indemnity between His Majesty and the
French Republic, presented to Citizen BtctioN,
Charge d'Affaires of the French Republic, a magni_
ficent Snuff Box, ornamented with Diamonds and
the Royal Cypher, The Present is of considerable
value.

BitEsr, Avc. 2.—This day about three in the
afternoon, the Division under the orders of Admiral
ViLLARET-JoyEtrst set sail for Martinique. It
consists of the Ships of the Line Le Berwick and
Le jemmappei, of the Frigate L'lncorruptible, of
the Corvette La Tighe, the Brigs Le Fettin, and
Le SoVet#7., and the Galleys La Fine and La Col,-
reuse.,,

FIAGVE, JULY 30.•!---It appears that General
VicTOrt will not return to this Country. Cur Go-
vernment wrote a Letter to him previous to his de.
parture for Vatis, in which it expresses the utmost
gratitude for the order and g(Kl4.4iscipiine which
he has maintained amongst the French Troops under
his orders. It is thought that he will be replace 4
here by General ILIAC DONALD?

It is asserted, that the first measure of the Legis-
lative Bo4y will be a Decree of Amnesty in favo4F

of the Batavian Emigrants. The greatest number
of those individuals expel the publication of the
AEI with impatience. Several Officers have already
offered their services to Government for the Colo-
nies, which it is highly probable will be accepted.
AUGU)T is now thought that General
VICTOR Will not be replaced, and that the French
Troops will quit our Republic in the month of Sep-
tember or oElober.
Our Government has sent Citizen MAsst. to
Paris, charged to present to General AUCZREAU
a magnificent Sword, an has also made a present
of 4000 Florins to General VICTOR. as a recorn.
pense for the services rendered by him to this Coun-
try during his Command.

CortsTANTizioz.:.E, JUNE 25. —Troops arrive
daily in this Capital from Asia and the European
Provinces. After being allowed some repose, they'
are sent off to join the Army of the Capitan
which by successive reinforcements will be tender-
ed one of the most numerous that the Ottoman
Empire has yet had in the Field. The march of
this Army appears to have intimidated PASSWArr
Ociou, who has proposed to the Porte at:
amicable arrangement ; but the Porte will not deign
to answer his proposals. It is known besides, that
he has not derived from his excursion to Wallachia
all the advantages which he expelled, whilst Elio
provisions which he obtained are far from being
sufficient for.the support of his. Troops. Some time
since he sent out a Detachment with a considerable
sum to make a purchase of salt, but the Detachment
fell into the hands of the NASIR of IBRAIL, wh°
seized the cash, and put the men to the sword.
It was through the means of the Son of the
Hospodar of Wallachia, that the Porte was inform
ed of the Infidelity and the Treason of that Prince.
This young man residing at Constantinople, 11i5
Father discovered to him the projeft which he had

formed, of abandoning his post, and placing him..
self under the protelion of Russia,• and desiring his
Son to join him immediately. Indignant at the
condua of his Father, young Strzzo delivered the
Letter to the Ittti EFFENDI. The PRINCE Of
WALLACHIA,. for the purpose of executing hig
projea, had amassed, inimense sums by means of
every kind of exaCtion, and by retaining in his
hands the r pay of the Troops. When PA:SWAIC
OCLou entered Irgllach; a,. the Troops refused to
March until they were paid. The troubles which
tenul:ed, and the progress of the PACIIA of WID'
DIN, furnished the Hospodar with a pretence for
abandoning hie Government, and flying with hi.
treasure.

FRENCH AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
HELD JUNE 4, AT THE NATIONAL ;AkM, AT RA24I
BOLTILETT, 35 ENGLISH MILES FROM PARIS.

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A Gentleman who was there, lies favoured US
with the following particulars of this Natioria'
Fate :

A concourse of strangers, ,Gentlemen Breeder`►
Farmers, Merchants, Bre. &c. assembled. A quart•
City of wool was disposed of to the highest bidder,
at good prices. The wool of the breed of 517311131'
sheep is excellent in quality, and so well preserved;
that there is no distinguishable differeflce hetweer;
the wool of the sheep of Rambouillett and ;he woo'
of the sheep lately imported to that place frog

A multitude of the different kinds of stock Wel
shewri, viz. cattle imported from different parts 0(
the world, and stock bred from them, several 49‘;
which were very capital, particularly cows
ploughing oxen, but the real French bred beasts °'
the Norman- kind was decidedly 'far superior
shape and quality to all others. Many of the rat°
of Spanish breed were large and well shaped ; the'
ewes were very neat, and lambs in high perfatio^'
Amongst the visitors were several Ladies, one °.
which (a beautiful young woman) inspeaed closel,
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into the stock and staple, and with great precist°4
and judgment distinguished the first qualities. 'a
being admitted the French Ladies are accomplisheo
in taste and dress, it is but justice that they 1115
excel in domestic management, and are veiy the r'
ful and hospitable in their
,houses, to tl;eir fries
and strangers.
'Many Gentlemen of the suite rf the Minister °,.
'genteel
Interior' were there, dressed in a beeoiin4;
genteel uniform, made from the staple t f the 033
tional sheep.—The cloth was supersue of the brc)",
kind,
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An excellent Artist produced Drawings oi the
Spanish Sheep, the Shepherd, and his Dogs. The".
figures were executed in a masterly style.
The Manager of this well-condußed Institutifi
(a Mr. BusitwArt, a farner) is a hospitable, g`l.
kind of man, and gives his visitors a hearty we

poalg, with plenty of beef and claret, &c•

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An elegant travelling carriage is preparetl :,i
Paris for the rt.., whielrcontains
library, writing-table, and a small service of
the carriage is Lined with thin copper, or comp
tign metal,, so that a ball cannot penetrate it.
A Aor;
We hear much of TALMA, the new French
but what is become of LA Rte a, who a few ,ear
ago was, considered as the chief ornament °lin
French St;ige, and who, if alive, must be 3'er,,35
the prime of life ? It is well-known that
he
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involved in some difficulties on account of Ili" the
tical Opinions ; hut we never heard, to adopt
humane pleasantry of the 7acobin Wits, that be
ever OaTed by the National Razar.

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Aftlk WED His Majesty's Ships jartsaiea from
North Yarmmith, and Resistance from Weymotith•

Arrived the Rangeri GOUGE, from rymcruth ;
Friendship, READ, from Bridgewater;
HODGE, froth Bideford ;
:Friendship, WICIINEII3
from Guernsey, and Havant, JACKSON, from Tentiy.

Passed by for the Downs, BPidgewater, GOOD.
0,7 N, from Barbadoes ; and Dispatch, STREET,
from Martinique.

AR LvE D His Majesty's Ships Rosario, or io guns,
Capt. MotnlcEY, and Peterell, of 16 guns ; Hind
and Acriive Excise Cutters, from a Cruize. The
former Cutter has captured and sent into Looe, a
Smuggling Vessel, having on board 400 ankers of
Spirits. The latter Cutter has taken two Boats,
having on board 300 ankers of smuggled Spirits.

Also arrived yesterday, and sailed again this
day, the Ship Severn, Capt. WASON, from London
for Antigua, and, the American Brig John, APPLE.
2oN, from Cowes, and sailed again for Charlestown ;
also sailed this day the American Ship Fabius, Capt.
FARRELL, for Charlestown.
Sailed the English Ships Weymouth, Welldon, Diana,
Ethical, and Brig Flora, Owens, for Smyrna; William,
Smyth. for Madeira and Martinique; Zephyr, Foreman,
for Leghorn; and Duke of York, Croggon, for Bristol.

Sailed the following Packets, viz. Prince of Wales,
TODD, with the Mail of the 3d inst. for Lisbon ;
Queen Charlotte, MUDGE, with the Mail of the 4th
instant, for Jamaica ; and Lord Charles Spencer,
'clitalswoittH, with the Mail of the 4th inst. for
14". York and Halifax.

Arrived last evening, the French Brig Les deux
41, Capt. Imrairr, from Bourgneuf, laden with
salt, for a market.

The ilatiland Packet, from Jamaica; the Duke
of Cumberland Packet, for America ; and the Duke
ef York Packet, from Lisbon, are daily expefted.
The Xing George Packet will take out the Lisbon
2%141 of the roth inst.
Passengers by the ewe" Charlotte—General
IRAESFORD and •Suite, and ALEXANDER AIRMAN,
tsq: and Sons
Passengers by the Prinee of Valet ...The Lady
and the Family of the Ambassador from the Dutch
republic to the Court of Portugal.