The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-04 00:00:00

PETERSBURGH, DEC.

THE Citizen of, MOSCOW, :NICOLA' KALUGIN,
WllO 'has presented to the EMPEROR an account of a
method of giving a dark green colour to cloth by
means of -burnt nettles,. has.'received Soo rubles ;.
and the-EMPEROR has ordered that he may be ap-
pointed to a situationsuitable JON'S:knowledge and
abilities in a Royal Manufaaniy,
Tile EMPEROR, whose reign is each day distin-
guished by ads Of benevolence and. justice, has . for
ever abolished the 'practice. di. putting criminals to
the ack'fOr the purpose of extorting confession.

VIENNA, Dr.t. i 6.

The Regiment of Cavalry of Savoy is not to be
dissolved; because the celebrated Prince'Euc ENE,
of SaVoy, was. its first Colonel. The Regiment of
-Hohenzollern will be disbanded in its stead. The
Imperial Cavalry will consist in ftiture of six Regi.
mcnts of Dragoons, six Regiments of Light-horse,
and eight of Cuirassiers, making altogether twenty
Regiments. The men are,all to be newly mounted,
and their green regimentals are again to changed
to white..

.• The devout Archdutche-ss, MARIAN of Austria,
will return soon to Fienna, and so.icit the. Rm..
rEitoJes leave, to spend her life in a Convent here.

HUNGARY, lls.c. 10.

now known for certain, that in the begin-
ning of next May the Dict will be opened al'Pres.
burgh, as the Grandees and. the States are invited
to it. The -principal.popositions of our Mobarch
are, that the' Kingdom shall"adopta-ceitain portion

of the debt of Austria, occasioned by tile last War,
and be more 'assimilated -to the Austrian Provinces
in relatiorr -to the Contributions : in 'return, the
Monarch will never hereafter .require any general
levy of the Hungarian Nation, and will confer other
benefits- upon it. From the great attachtne.kt of
the Nation to their King, -no opposition is expea-
ed ; yet the States will propose other conditions in
favour oft-he Nation. It is strongly asserted that
the Jesuits will be again introduced into Hungary.

DILLENBUR,Gepc. u.

03 ,the 9th instant we. had,tke happiness to see
our.belovedPrince, his uigtth,:ss STADTHOLDER,
Prince of ORANGFif arrive here, amidst the thun-
der,of cannon and the ringing of the bellS. Thou-
sands of people, who had. never stn the exalted
Author of their .welfare, were assembled for -that
purpose. The corps. of HUssars marched to the
frontiers to eseort.him. Here his Highness, with
the Hereditary ,Prince, was received by a Peputa
tion of the.q.overnment, waiking in proce3sion.,—
Baron LASSDARG and' Count ScriutExttitto- were
the conduetors of ;the Forest Es-tabliShment.. Im.
mediately :before: the carriage of his ilighness rode
two Equeries, and behind it the,corps of Hussars,;
then foilbwedllieSuite, and a Detachment' of Hussars
brought. up: the rear.---At the triumphal arch, built
near .this city, the Magistrate handedto his High_
ness the City keys, and received.them back with
the most gracious expressions. Besides the Mili-
tary who were marched our, the Citizens, accom-
panied by all the young meat and women, children,
journeymen,&c. paraded. on this occasion. • When
his Highness. alighted at the Tesidence of the Com.
mon Council of Passenberg„ where all_ the Corn.
panics had assembled, the people colleaed in great
numbers, shouted-Out---" Long live.our
At night the city was illuminated ; . and there -wits
a Ball,. at Which were present. the 'first Nobility of
the country, the reigning Prince, and Prince
CHARLES Of WEIBURG.