The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-15 00:00:00

HANOVER, Nov. 5.

Nts
Excellency the Cabinet-Minister Attics_
Qc,'LDT, will set out on the 7th, accompanied by
q"sellor BERG, and the Private Secretaries of the
ncerY, REH 13 ERG and RUDLOY, for Ossaburg,
are possession : the Hanoverian Troops who
the.'inder orders for the same purpose will begin
larch the following day.

FLORENCE, OCT. 24.
I'4
(lett French General MURAT is soon expefted
of ,:reb Milan. His appearance here in the absence
t-r Sovereign, and immediately after the death
Ilea! e I)uke of PA.RNIA, gives rise to various poli.
Teeoojeftures.
illurn•lieui7 has been performed here, and the city
the I""ted three nights successively, on account of
Safe delivery of our Oueen.

ST. PLTERSBURGH, Ocr. 22.

th
e sth Article of the Treaty of Peace conj.
0,4.15" I,`' with the French Republic, on the Bth o
QQlller, Igo I, it is stipulated that all the former
ahall,
Connections between Russia and France
ene',ved between the two Powers, and re-
W4r- t° the state in which they were before the
bI7BG. As, therefore, on the 31st of December,
4.r4ri, 4 Treaty of Commerce was concluded with
:_llecl-e:for 12 years, which was only tarried into
r'll the Bth of February, 1793, His Imperial
ht -oe,stYll33 given orders that the said Treaty shall
"Qnti-'ideed as revived from the present time, and
nut in force for five years.

lIANIBURGII, Nov. 9.
S~rthe 3oth 08ober a Courier passed through
I,:9loqs4''eh, on his way from Path to Ratilbon,
for
learries to the French Legation the materials
, ne.'7 S,:pplement to the Plan of Indemnities;
tlqemt
'u the same time :inn:l-lite,' full Powers to con-
tltay anal arrangements with the Imperial Court as
ly terminate the whole business.

! The D ,
clan-
tinue ~Aussian Grand Dilke CONSTANT! NE
cs-
!inoi,, t° be treated with every possible mark of li
°e!..t- -11 "t Vienna. The Troops in that City have
' ,:refil'l'edca gat
Our to manoeuvre in the presence of His
N-nurt ' Highness. A grand EA was given at
,Of the%tbe z6th ult. in honour of the Birth-day
the `-(art- Empress Dowager of Russia, when
r.
der
of Mourninv was s-Uspended by the express o
ir' Or„th,c Emre'aoa, that all Persons might appears
„Ls4id, ,- '",,..,_ Gala. 1-113 Imperial Highness is,ittil.
'44 ,I -(1 ''' appoltlted • by the Eat?! KOK, a Hem' .
it,:s'a"rasl: and. Colonel of the :Regiment of Vechat

ARIA', io.

. •
A
~.,,, ~. si
, PAR IL; OCT• jO.--i 'lie ronoii/ini C., has been
published here : , .
In the name of the French'Republic.
MEDERIC-LolliS-ELTE IVlcqtEAu SAINT MERY,
Counsellor of State; Administrator General of the
States of i'll-n, Piact,'Wia, Guastalla, B.:c.
_.

A COnveyidon concluded between France and
Spain; the i Ist March, I floe, places at the disposal
of France the States of the Infant Duke of Parma,
and death having carried off that Prineetipon the
gth of alober, tBoz, the First Consul has decided,
that from this moment the exercise of .the Sove-
reignty. is transferred by just right to the French
Republic; and he has in consequence cast hiS",eyes
upon us, and declared
,us Administrator-Genet•al of
these States, it e have in consequence decreed as
follows :

1. Reckoning from the gth Odober all the rights anti
powers attached to the Sovereignty in the said States of
Parma, Piacenza, Guastalla, &c. belong and remain to the
Fredcii Republic.
11. The Provisional Regeriey established the same day.
that His Royal Hi;, ness the Infaht Duke df Parma had
ceased to live, is suppressed. . ••
111. All the fundionaries of the old Government shall
continue provisionally, and until a hew Order express their
fundions: _ .

—IV. The Public Ads, whatever their nature; shall be
made out in the name of the French Republic, ,ind shall bear
a double date, viz. that of the Calendar of this Republic and
that of the old Calendar.
V. No Act of Public Administration or Legislation shall
have any validity, unless it emanates directly from us, or is
,10athed with our approbation.
VI. We enjoin all the Public Funaionaries, without ex-
ception, under their responsibility to encrease their zeal and
activity, to labour conjointly with us to maintain good order
awl public tranquillity, to secure the triumph of Justice,
without which there is no Society; and to preserve among a
people, worthy of all our cares, the resped which it owes
to its Magistrates, as also the sentiment of happiness to be
governed by France.
VII. The present decree shall,be,printed, published, and
posted up in the usual places, and enreg4ftered in the (title-
rent Offices through the whole extent of the States of Patina,
Piacenza, Guastalla, &c. in order that,. it may be known
by every body, and that all may conform to' it in eirery
respect, &c. &c.
Parma, OS. 23.
(Signed) MOREAU SAINT MERY.

BEttNE, Nov. r.—The Schaffhausen Gazette
announces the entrance of the French troops at Stanz
:ind the Grisvis, to the number of 6000 men—those
who were destined for Stanz, passed the Furka—
the others came from the Cisa/pine.
The Helvetic Deputies set out next Tuesday
for Paris.

The French, who marched from the /I.le/torzurm,
passed the mountains during the night to the amount
of between 3 and 4000 Men. Each had a flambeau,
which alarMed the enemy so much, that the city of
Zurich sent the keys of the place ; but the French
General replied : " I do not accept the keys on
" your part ; if the gates be shut when I arrive
beidte Zurich, my soldiers have keys to open
" them."

Not•. 3.—General NEI- has returned from Zu-
rich. The French troops occupied that city in the
greatest order, at day-break, and after having.
made a forted. March from Basic: The Magistrates
of Zurich hal sent Deptitis to the French Com-
mandant to propose a capitulation, but he refined
every kind of negotiation, and advanced with his
force irmwdiately, w!-.ich met with no resistance.
The town guard, which Was under arms, instpntly
d•.sband,d itself. The French also entered SCLavitz
on the 31st of Otiober. The Diet was disgolved.
REDING and AuF-DER-Mitua have retired, no
one knows where ; all the Confederate Troops have
been disbanded.

The French had not occupied the Grisous four
days ago. The National Prefect experienced the
greatest resistance on re-establishing the Constitu.
tional Authorities ; but it is to be presumed, that
things will have changed appearances in that Can_
ton. In the Canton of Glarus insurrection was at
its height at the end of OCtober. At Glarus, even
the patriots (so the French papers call the French
party) were insulted and ill-treated by the people.
Revolt was fomented by the most absurd rumours.
It was said, that the Minister had quitted Helve_
tia ; that there would be immediately a Congress
of Russian, Prussian, Austrian, and English Mi-
nisters, at Schnvitz or Neufchatel,— to regulate
the affairs of Switzlerland. In fine, .-that the Hel_
vetic Government had returned to Berne only to
give an account of its proceedings to the Diet of
Schqx;tz ; and that it was afterwards to dissolve
itself. Woe to him who believed the proclamation
of the First Consul to be authentic ; and that Basle
and Berne were occupied by French troops. It is
probable that the Canton has now been pacified by
the French troops.
In the Canton ofThurgovia, the Federal Govern-
meat is dissolved ; but they protested against force,
as all the Insurredional Authorities have done in
the other Cantons. It is to be remarked, that all
these protests- are similar, which induces a supposi-
tion that the Diet, before it separated, prescribed the
forms to all the Authozities under their power.
There has been a disturbance at Fribourg, a detach-
ment of troops was sent to restore order.
The Senate has named the Senator Mot. E kt, Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs ; Wrx LAND, Minister of
Finance ; and Sr c-rEit, Minister of Justice. The
Deputies from the Senate set off fur Paris this morn.