The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-24 00:00:00

PARIS, DEC. 20.

CONSTANCE, DEC. IS.-Mr. MOORE is here'
and has frequent conferences with General
MANN. Some Troops have been enrolled, which
have been put on half-ray. Mr. MooRE has sel't
a man of the name of ROCHAT to London. The
LalldVOSt WAGNER is at Constance, and 1131
frequent Conferences with Mr. MooRE. Dic
latter lives very retired. Captain VERnmEILLBt
is enlisting 'men for England. Some difficultieslave
arisen between him and those who recruit for-Austria.
Mr. I\3looREis President of the Committet:at Con'
stance ; it is composed of General BAC FIMAN; CaPt.
WAGNER, of Berne, Capt. VERomEILLER, 01
Zurich, Lieutenant BRAvo-R, General RAIIREsOf
and two Englishmen, besides some Emigrants of
the Army of Conde, who reside near Constance'
Madame DIESBACH, the wife of DiEssACa
who was sent away from Paris, also belongs I°
the Committee. It meets at Mr. FINGERI,II4'9'
Mr. MooRE, wishing to repair to Vienna with
Special Commission from the Government, that
Court signified to him, that it did not intend tore'
engage in a Contest which would embroil the
whole World, and would be attended with thettlost
momentous consequences ; and that it was therefore
useless in Mr. Moo:1E to wish to repair thither.
He is in consequence gone to Constance, where he
awaits fresh orders from his Government.

CONSTANTI NOP L E, Nov. 9.—The Epam;itandaft
a French vessel, which lately arrived at Constar'',
tinople, has sailed for Sebastopolis, in the Crimea'
to take in a cargo of corn.

The RE IS Err L ND I took the earliest opportunity
of dispatching Firmans to the diWerent Ports of the
Black Sea, that the Epam;nondas, and all other
French vessels entering them, should be received as
t►hose of a friendly Power, and conformably to the
last Treaty.

The CAPTAIN I'AcHA gave a gratuity of zS°
piastres to the Captain of the Port, on hi 4 present.
ing t 3 him the Firman granted to the fitit French
Ship which appeared in the Black Sea.
The REIS EFFENDI has sent models of the
French Flag to the different Ports in the BlaekSe3;.
and every measure is taken to ensure to the Fhig c't
the French Republic the enjoyment of all the Ili"
vileges secured to it by the conditions of the
Peace.

News has been received at New-York, Of an
alarming insurredion of the People of Colour, ir/
the Island of St. Lucia.

A Special Commission has been issued for the
trial of offenders in the Counties of Waterford and
Tipperary, to commence on the 6th January.----
Justice DOWNES and Baron GEORGE are the judges'
On Sunday the ich instant a Whale, measur;
ing in length upwards of twenty-five feet, sr!,
supposed to exceed a ton weight, being left ti. 7
the sea in a low part of a beach in St. lye's
was observed by some people to make great 0
forts to extricate himself, and to blow up the
Water to an immense height. They soon after aP
proached the fish, and with swords, and atiler
weapons, decided its fate, pnd next day, disseetel
it in small pieces, conveyed them with carts and
horses to manure their estates.

The Catholic Inhabitants of the Bit-avian Rerll;l`
lie have presented an Address to the Government'
praying for the same privileges to be granted t 0
them, with respefi to the erection of Churches fat:
the exercise of their Worship, as are possessed bY
the Members of the Reformed Religion, a requesC
which it is not doubted the Government will 30",-,
,
cede to.

The Court of Vienna intends to
,impose
tax, which will be a heavy one, on coffee,. and 501
other articles of luxury, procured in the
dominions, by importation from abroad.

Amongst the cures performed by means of the
finence of Galvanism at Paris, it is stated, in g
French Journal, that a Gutta Serena, a Sciatic!, and
a Palsy, have been entirely removed by Calv3nll;
applications.
Letters from the Hague value the Dutch East 1r"
diaman, lately lost upon the Englist Coast, at oil°
Millions of Florins. The Captain's Lady was for'
tunately left at Amsterdam.

On Monday se'nnight Mr. Moses T. GAB rrifs'
a considerable farmer at Bruisyard, near Saxrano"i,"'
ham, left his. house and went to the Haleswglith3
Bank, fiorn which he drew the sum of 4501. since
which he has never been heard of.—His• horse Wa",
tpund not far from home late on the Tuesday
; this gave alarm, and servants were sent in a
ll
dire Lions to seek him. On the Wednesday 113°'°'
ing his hat and pocket-book were found on the ell'
trance into the Bruisyard wood, which has given
suspicion of his being murdered. The wood bao
been searched, and all the ponds dragged, but tor'
purpose.
Last week a vessel from London to Bristol, the
Captain's name Gorden, struck on a rock near Dun'
raven Castle, Glamorgan,hire, and sunk. .1
he
crew, consisting of five persons were unhappilY abc
ter
mast, except one man, who clung to the top of ter
mast, and was saved by the exertion of a carperl
in the nei4hbourhood ; at the risk of his oi4'nlife,
he twice ventured in a boat, and the secondele
succeeded in bringing the sailor on shore.
ship's mate, fortunately for
.himself, was left I?Cutn
at Swansea, where they lay a fcw days.
A person of Halifax lately received for 3 pence.
piece, one that appeared much injured and deface_.(.s
He offered it several times in payment, hut itwaa
always refused. At length suspeCting it tO t'e it
counterfeit, he applied to a silversmith to lviv,cva9
examined ; when, to his no small surprise, it c„,
found to consist of rea/go/d; he immediatelY a
changed his pemny-piece, which is supposed t° he o
Portugal coin, for ti, los. 6d.