The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-29 00:00:00

PAI?IS, APRIL 25.

DUBOIS THAINVILLE, Charge-de-AA:tires and,.
Commissary General for Commercial Relation; ot
the French Republic at Algien, writes under date
of the sth instant, that the Treaty between the
French Republic and the Regency of Algiers, rib.
liShed in the MGniteur of the 6th, and ratified by
the First Consul, has been ratified by the DEY 11)

the most solemn manner. •
official
BASLE, APRIL IB.—We have received
intelligence, that the Valais will be separated from
Helvetia, and will form a Democratic Republic'
free and independent, of which the Town °f
Sion will be the Capital. The French RePublic
guarantees its independence. It will be governed by
a Legislative Committee, eleaed by the people,
and by an Executive Committee, ele6ted by the
Members of the Legislature. France reserves
to itself the right of sending Troops through 111 c
Valais, for the purpose of communicating Withthe Italian Republic. This news has produced
• the most lively pleasure in the Valais."'l-1°
greater part of the French Troops at present ,1
the ra/ais, will be withdrawn; one Battalion 01)1Y
Will remain until the definitive organization of the
Falaisanßepublic.
New troubles have arisen in the Distria ofill4f;
mcnstetien, in the Canton of Zurich, which refqsc
to recognize the authority of the National PO°
REINHARD. A Detachment of Troops was
dis-
patched from Zurich, at whose approach the chic fa
of the revolt fled.

CHERBOURG, APRIL I s.—The day before Yes;
terday the Corvette la Alediw, from the Care ill 2
days, anchored in the Road. She bears dispatches
which are highly satisfae-tory : ToussAiNT's force
was reduced to 800 men, and he had requested t°
Lic
capitulate at the departure of the Corvette. 11'e
was answered, that the time had elapsed. 1.1
dispatches have been forwarded to their destil'ati°ll.

Yesterday American Papers were received slate
as the 3d April. They contain intelligence Ir-,
St. Domingo a fortnight later than the French D's;
ry
patches, but it must be admitted that it ,e
confused and contradictory. Two New-York
„Prajegl4
pers of the zd April, state the accounts diame
le
cally opposite, though both alledged to be on
I'llo
authority of the same peron, the Master of
Schooner Recovery.
„jot
The New-York Daily Advertiser of the '
April says,
chi
„.,
Sc
iiech
tingan
11
y
wounded French from the Army of Lac LER C WeretiP',WC
W
05rt.
lio:eiloimrlouYitlcoillearevs.nrietc)Rerßoeraerdr,ptit.aogiti:rßtee.p:aeeo.:l,tcliuelncrnfooprortinislu, arrived
eito
aln-
t: tl
of LECLERC'S had ::Aenerals vtst
II
tarEtndt,
4.6%cbcsioalautopitcwi
tgih.
iehaleptai
klasadbo:i
before
,resrfelo;iivere2;?:_j
2-43
was
been shot away by a ;ball
st.
Tou •
SSAINT was in his strong hold about ao'nnies
pates, where LECLERC had resolved to attack hint, etters
rPurpose bombs were sent from Port Republicain. `le:
eceived by the Recovery, dated the 17th of March, il'aieia-
mention of any Engagement, or of any wounCied
brought into Port Rcpublicain." rill
The Commercial Advertiser of the zd of AP

gives a different account, as follows :
" Captain PEAR CE, who arrived here fter:
yesteru'' that
the day
i 4 days from Port kepublicain, sick
day previous to his sailing a la,e number n'„ilied
and wounded troops from the aunt, titjsl.,Eci.Eßc,,re,l,;rals•
.n toA that
Place, among whom were ihree FFench
engagement was said to have taken place, in ralsf,
the Blacks. were victorious, having two Gcll-„,„-•r"
and wounded LECLERC; but the latter was proaong
new the attack, with the expetiatien of forcing lour 'icor
at
to surrender in a few days. A Transport had arrtvc~l
at
bweirnocih
Aplualceern.elsß, latkosn
Itepublicain with wounded soldiers tro;n St. Marc7o"
gwewtehosiatildwtoashL
Schooner Honer, of this Port, whose vessel was burut.
•
• The Mercantile Advertiser of the 2d Aril says,
on the authority of Philadelphia Papers :
Cae
" It is reported that advices have been received from ,iries
Francais as tate as theSth March, which state that TotisS7
Camp had been attacked and routed. I mmeitse s'!lubl"
was made, and the discomfited party retired in confusion'
c e%'
The following miscellaneous articles eve hay -
tra&ed :
boas
The New-York Commercial Advertiser ro,", t
1 ha
ptain ltr:tn,
a thing we have not heard of before, , for a
ao, tIIQ
the Portuguese Goverumen:: had contraac", -.tad -
Loan with the House of HOPE and Co. and e 5
F. BARING, of London, for r-. 1 Million. This'
1„ heir
to France. The Government gave, besi"
own security, that of several of the wealthiest,
victuals of Lisbon."—
eader9
It may be interesting to our Commercial
()duce
to know, that in consequence of American l'r-their
being low at Antigua, and no cash to be had.fbr 1,33
the
cargoes, the Americans at Sr. John's,
determined not to receive rum in payment at
ters
id
current price there. A meeting of the Planth
American Masters had been convened, co fi

•
price of rum.
w An important Motion was made by Mr. GgLEisie-
or, in the House of Representatives,
,0:',1"1„c
ils proper to make provision by law
.its! March, in the shape of a Resolution• j 0,.!
for
damnifying the Merchants of the United States,
the losses sustained by them from French spoliaw!'.
the claims for whiCh losses have been renouncedn'cieY,
the final ratification of the Convention with Frac the
as published by Proclamation of the Ptesident oi a
United States."—The Motion was set wide
by
considerable majority. bold
The Booksellers of Philadelphia propose CO
ot jinx
a Book Fair at New-York, on the ist
New-York will thus become another Leipst"
It is stated in a Boston Paper, under date
the son, oLa.
York, March 23, that DUPoNT,
deavouring to negociate a Loan for tlle
towards
f'ie
sul, of three millions of dollars, one halt ,ons.
vanced in specie, the other in stores and provist
The whole destined fOr St. Duillit'gu*

NA VA L NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 27.

LATE last evening arrived here a Transport, hav-
ing a detachment of the josh Regiment on board,
bound to Cork, put in by contrary winds.
Arrived also, the Alexander, Capt. HAt.Y, from
London bound to Gibraltar and Leghorn; the Friend-
Stmictx, from London for Nevis ; and the
Cy 6el e, GRAY, from London for the West Indies,
;11l wind-bound.
Sailed the Clyde Frigate, for Chatham, to be paid
oft

The Ville de Paris, of zoo guns, came into Har.
bout yesterday, and is nearly stripped. She will be
Paid off in a few days, and laid up in ordinary.
Sailed the Unicorn Frigate, with discharged Sea.
fief for Ireland.