The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-20 00:00:00

DIV:IDENDS.

j Odober rz. Ebenezer Gild Wist and oSeph Barry, 3f Liver-
pool, merchants, at outi;'at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
October tz. john Rideing, of LiverNol, and. William Le-
ver, of Manchester, merchants, at one, at the Globe L.,-
vem, Liverpool.
061. 22. Thomas Parkinson, of Gaipsbrough, Lincolnshire,
brandy-merchant, at eleven, at the Blackmoor's Head,
G ainsbrough.
Oa_ at. William Hitchen, of Hatherton, Cheshire, corn-
dealer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nantwich.
Ocl. tz. John Taylor and John Hudson, of Bordesley, War-
' wickshire, factors, at eleven; at the Swan Tavern, Bir-
mingham.
Oct. Richard Mee, of Kingswinford, Staffordshire, nail
ironmonger, at eleven, at the Talbct Inn, Stourbridge.

CERTIFICATES.
Oa. 9. Lancelot Graham, William Graham, aad Thomas
Grahame, of Liverpool, merchants.
Thomas Towle and Joshua , ackson, of Newgate.street,
Loudon, warehousemen.
Samuel Trash, of,9x.ford, - grocer.
Philip Seward and Thomas Pipon, late of Southampton,
merchants.
Richard Panter and George Panter, of Heyrod, Lancashire,
dealers.
Richard Wood, of Liverpool, merchant.

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THIS DAY -A r 'TWELVE O'CLOCK.
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THE SUN:

lOLLM QUIS DIME FALSUM AUDZAi ?

LONDON, SEPTEMBER 20, 1802,

As we anticipated on Saturday, the Gazette of
that night contained,a Proclamation for conYening
Parliament for the diipatch of business on the
of November next. . .

YESTERDAY we received Paris Papers of the isth
inst.- It appears by the Moniteur of the isth, that
some changes have taken place in the French Mi-
nistry. ABRIAL, the Minister ofJustice; FoucuE,
the Minister of Police, and RCEDLRER are, amongst
others, appointed Senators by the FIRST CONSUL,
REGUIER is the new Minister of Justice, and the
Superintendance of Public Instruaion is given to
FOURtROT, in the room of RCEDERER. No Mi-
nister is appointed to supersede Fouctic, and it
may therefore be presumed that he is to hold his
Office, together with a Seat in the Senate, as a
Member of that Body, it being provided by the
Senatus Consulte of the '4.th of August, that the
Members of the Senate may be likewise Ministers.

The Sub delegate of Bohemia, in the name of the
Court of renna, has demanded of the Deputa-
tion of the Empire, that, in pursuance of the
dispositions of the Fifth Article of the Treaty
of laineuille, the GRAND DITISE of TUSCANY
should he fully indemnified •for the losses sustain-
ed by that Prince in_italy. The EmrEttott de-
mands, in :he natne,.apf-the,GRAND DUKE, all
the Ecclesiastical States 'and Imperial Cities of
Suabia, in addition to those which are already des-
tint'd for him,' and calls upon the Members of the
Deputation, and the Ministers of. France and R'as-'
sia, to. take 0115 subjeJ into •.their most serious
consideration. This, it is thought,_
the final arrangetnent.pf the Indemnities, whilst
the Memb,.rs of the Deputation themselves do net
spew any gteat alacrity to- conclude the: business,
bt.ioie, them. Only Wrirtmberg, Buixdabirgh,"

Bavaria, and Hate, have yet voted for the ac.
ceptance of the plan en masse.; and Saxony, Bohe.
mia, the Teutonic Order, and Mentz, for further
delay. The Count de GOER,TZ, in the name of the
Court of Berlin, :has presented a Declaration to
the Deputation, in opposition to that trans.
mitted by the Court of rienna on the sub_
jet 9f the occupation of Passau. The oc-
cupation of Passau by Austria, is stated in this
Declaration to be diametrically opposite to the
steps taken by the two Mediating Powers, and un-
suitable to the uncertain state of affairs in Get..
many. His Imperial Majesty is therefore called
upon to. renounce his enterprize, and no. longer to
impede the constitutional progress of the business
of the Indemnities. It does not appear very pro-
bable, however, that the EMPEROR will conform to
this request, unless he finds it absolutely necessary.
Upon the whole, the Interests of the different Par.,
ties concerned appear, in many instances, to be so
opposite and contradidory, that they can only be
reconciled by some Controling Power. France
and Russia have taken this task upon themselves,
and perhaps it was the only 'mode of preserving the
Peace of the Empire.

The Affairs of Switzerlandappeat to be approach.
ing fast to a crisis. The Senate of the Helvetic
Republic, perceiving the great strength of theNsty"
of the Smaller Cantons, has passed a Decree, pal-
ling uyon the Executive Council t solicit, without
delay, the good offices and mediation of the French
Government, while the Helvetic Troops, corn.
manded by General AND ERMATT, are- enjoined to
pursue merely a defensive system, until they re-
ceive further, orders. If France determines to sup.
port the Helvetic Republic, there, can be no doubt
as to the iise'of the contest, otherwise the success
. •
of the Helvetic' Arms against the Smaller Cantons
would be very problematical, as the opposing Con.
federacy consists, at present, of the' Fiye Cantons
of Uri, Schwitz, Unterwalden, Glarus, and Ap-
penzel, aided by a strong disposition amongst the
inhabitants of the Canton of Zurich, to support the