The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-12 00:00:00

PARIS, MARCH g.

• Mit; jArlc.,ol,T,' Minister PlenipotentiarY of His
tit t.rmirri C. MAJESTY, presented to the First Con-
ail the Earl of MOUNT CASHEL, Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Baron de HOMPESOH, Sir WILL lA;dWOLsELEir,
PI ERRE PO COI. GRAHAM, COI. RAMSA,Y,
Lieutenant-Col. NE, Messrs. CaA.wro
IrAIICHAN, ABDY, CODSES, WOMBWELL, and
TALBOT. •
General BeuttNoNvILLE, AmbaSsador from
Prance to Prussia, is arrived at-Paris, and has as-
tisted at the Parade, and had an audience of the
r!'irst Consul.
We have had -the
BouRDEAux. :MARCH
Ost violent storms here during• the last three weeks.
All the land on the banks of the river is inundated,
and the communication with this City is entirely
interrupted. The Courier from Paris, whO should
'have arrived on the zzd ult. has not yet appeared.
Three beams of the great bridge of l'Adour, near
St. Severew, and One of the end arches of the little
bridge,
. have been .carried away by the prodigious
force of the waters, which menaces the whole with
destruaion.
`rl
Z.'NNAi FEB. 20. tier i‘../.laiesty the QUEEN
.
61. NAP"S will certainly rejoin her Husband this
spring ;• many of her Suite have already made
Preparations for their departure, and nothing exists
Avg impede her journey, as the Kingdoii of Na-
plea aftually enjoys Peace both within and without.
Tlis Princess has very recently received letters frOtn
adrid; from the K tttc and Qtrt N Of SPAIN, the
"le E of ASTUIti AS, and the Infanta MAP. tA, lAA;.
*LL". , All these letters relate to the Marriage of
the PRINCE IN.OYAL Of NAPLES with the INFANTA.
. This Alliar.Lis iudirealY approximating in a
greater.
degree-:the *Courts of Vienna and Madrid,
and will draw still Closer the ties between the lat-
ersZ46:l: °t:rttt!f.: the TWo Sicilies. •
thatl-1-.1 I'M 26. We learn froth the banube has Overflowed im banks as well
the
Wernitt and other rivirs'. A T'ost-boy
lkitshed at C?iitzbrerg, with two horses. Many
Villages are' in a state cif the greatest, alarm.—A
great number of cattle have been destioyed, and
•'We
e3cPea to. hear of many other misfortunes. •
..;.I.L°kEtwE, FEB: Courier arrived here
..7rne tithe ago from Paris : in consequence of his
4j•isfrattlhes, -a
council of State has been held. We
n`kistand 'that Y.rift:7g must receive
.4000 French
411148 and.that the Isle of Elba-must be ceded to
tra`
neez• Our,Sovereiguis health it in a very -n-
-• •urttt state.
TiEkNE, 27.—it is a Mistakei that our City
Car tw
millions in the Rank of„Vienna : its .
rn., •
.--,45-there amount only to two Millions:
It is thought drat
Li:COURSE comes here with
the intention of going to Srbrazi and the lesser
Cantons,
• There
is a certain Consternation apparent here.
411 Switzerland has been thrown into the most
1'5°!117 dtspoticienev by the events which have
atelY taken place in the Faiait, and by' Tttuß-
' "An's extending his trodps even as far as Aigh'.
The Executhe Potter does its utmost to put an end
to these al
that the arming •itio4ethents, and it is thoughtrtenth government will be induced to pay
• attention td
of ore disturber
in justice. Zurich is not
into faetion • the its -tranquillity but it is split
si consequences of which it is easy.
to foresee*
IVlAkcir 2.-=The Senate has at length terminated
its labours relative to the C
Published; onstitution, which is
How
• The prinCipal Articles of it ,are as
fu "
The Het Republic.
ilttte is On
I2,erne 4 the Capital,
molhe Christian ReligioN according to the Ca-
hel .and Reformed Communion, is the Established
•
ecclesiastical Property is only to be employed in
teligious_instrutlion, or charity.
A:rhe cermal Government, and the Ecclesiastical
noriti6s, are to act
Reli in concert, with resped to
gious regulations.
There is to be exercise a Central Administration, for the
of the
Ministration National Sovereignty, and an Ad.
in each Canton.
The Central
a Diet arid a SenAatderi.linistration is to be composed of
t. The Diet is to
each be formed of Representatives from
rh of the twenty-one Cantons, and is to assemble
egularly on the Ist of March every year. The Se-
naie is to be convoked only when the majority of
.thE
• Cantons require it.
The Landamann out of funaion to preside in ,the
. Diet, with a casting vote.
} our Members of the Senate to assist at the
Diet, but to have no vote.
The Diet accepts or rejeas a law, when the Se.
nate has nut been able to procure the assent of two-
thirds of the Cantons to a projet which it persists
in carrying through. •

, .
At the proposition of the Senate, the Diet can
declare War or Peace, and ratify Treaties ; and
also regulate the yearly Lumber of tioops.
The Senate is composed of the two Landamarins,
Stadtholdebs, anti twenty-six Counsellors. It
proposes Laws, and watches over the tranquillity
and preservation of the Constitutionj.

The Senate chuses the.LandamantA and Lietiten-
ints from among its own Members; •

It also appoints a Little Council of its own Mem-
bers, to execute the Laws proposes such regula-
tions as shall afterwards be submitted to the Se-
nate ; watches over the internal Administration of
Justice, Finance, and War.
The Senate names' and alters the Diplomatic De-
partment, and all the Funaionaries of the internal
Administration. The Landamann in office receives
a salary of 16,c00 Swiss livres.
The Senate may adjourn for three months, during
which the Little Council exercises the Executive
Power in all its plenitude ; and afterwards renders
an account of its proceedings to the Senate.

BRUNN, FEB. t6.—The last Letters ftom
grade state, that anarchy and slaughter continue to
desolate that unhappy City. The Garrison,' which
consists of 5000 men, is divided into several par-
ties, every one of which has its own Chief. If un-
der these circumstances the 8000 Turkish Troops
which were said to be marching against Belgrade,
were to appeal before its gates, there is no doubt
but that the Insurgents would surrender.
HAGUE, MARCH k.—Admiral de WINTER is
returned on board his Ship : he has received from
Government all the necessary instrualons relative
to his mission, and it, is highly probable that the
Squadron under his orders will immediately set sail.
BREST, FEB. 27...--The Tourville, of 74 guns,
eortunanded by HENRY, set sail this day for St.
bentingo. It has on board several Passengers and
Troops; and also General DESBURE AUX.

THE THEATRE.---THEIR MAJESTIES command-
ed the representation of Love in a*Village, and the
Farce of e-a-la-Illode, last night, at Covent
Garden Theatre. The five PRINCESSEf', accom-
panied their •Augtist parents. The Royal Family,
as they respedively entered, received froth an au-
dience that entirely filled the Theatre, the custom-
ary tribute of loyal gratulation. Mrs. BILLING-
TON'S voice was in exquisite order, and she played
Rosetta with spirit. HILL again appeared iri Young
,Meadows, as InctED. or: is still too much indis-

posed for professional exertions.
The House was crowded with fashionable corn'.
parry. In one of the side-boxes sat the DUKES of
KENT and CUMBERLAND, and between then Sir
ALUR ED CLARKE, lately returned from India, who
Was much noticed; on account of the distinguished
situation in which he was placed;
,Towards the end of the second aa, a violent
disturbance took place in the Pit, which interrupte:l
Mrs. BILLINGTON in her song. It was occasioned
by the severe pressure on some persons clo§e under
the side-boxes. Several were obliged to climb over
them from the pit, to the great annoyance of the
Ladies, to avoid suffocation; and one Lady was lift.
ed up quite senseless.
The Proprietors of Drury-Lane Theatre paid a
handsome tribute of respet to the memory of the
late Duke of BEpf pito, in closing it last night, be.
cause it was the time appointed for the interment of
His Grace.

We are sorty to hear, that Mrs. PowELL, of
Drury-Lane•Theaire, is so seriously indisposed, as
to require the attendance of two Physiciansc
The Comedy of the Fashionable Friends,. which
is soon to be brought forward at Drury-Lane The-
atre; is the manuscript drama that was found among
the papers of the late Lord ORFoito, and which has
been represented by dilletanti performers at Straw_
berry Hill.
Mr. H. JoßtsTsto:t and his wife having renounced
their summer quarters in the Hay-Market, join the
standard of STEPHEN KENIELE at Newcastle, after
the close of the Winter Theatres. They are both
so much improved in their profession, that STEPHEN
KEMBLE will probably engage them with advantange
to himself.

It was very proper in the Picnic Proprietors to
commence their operations in the 'house of a Ply_
titian, for with such a scheme of dissipation as they
seem to have had in view, it was very probable
that they would need the aid of their medical host,
and in due time-furnish employment for the Ministers
of Lucina.

Two sun's of a Woble Earl, one of %horn was
breeding to be a bricklayer, and the other a tanner,
haVe been lately seduced. from these very proper
employments by their sister, who is one of the most
spirited, clever, lrandsome, and virtuous of the
young Ladies of the present day. The young
Gentlemen are placed out for education in a manner
suited to their. rank and to their own feelings, while
the Earl, their father, is in the utmost rage that he
should be disappointed in his favourite scheme.

The Concorde and Aurora Frigates art.ordered to
be repaired and fired for.sea immediately s, the lat-
ter has been lying in Portsmouth Harbour, ready to
be paid off, these three months.
The Ruby and Standard, which arrived on Sa-
turday at Portsmouth from Yarmouth, took "round
a great number of Seamen lately turned over from
the Ships paid off at Deptford, some of whom have
been drafted -on board of several Ships lying at
Spithead that are fitting for sea. The Ruby is or-
dered to join the Channel Fleet.
Friday last, the Magistrates of Edinburgh, sen-
tenced Henry Moody, a sailor, to two months lin-
prisonment in bridewell, for throwing a bottle on
the .rage of that, Theatre, turn the upper gallery.

NAVAL iv :E .4/ §,

4 • :
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 11.

Aitßim" the Cbi/Weri Sloop of War from

Cruize, after being on shore near .the ITT edles.
.Arriveci the Eagle, PURCHASE, frOin Barnstaple ;
Brother.t, GILLINGHAM, .from London; and
FI. .
Nep-
tune, sHER., from Chepstow.
Railed. the CGIICOrd, PRI VETT, fOi Cork,