The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-06 00:00:00

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RJ TISIII) X, FEB. r6.—We now know pasi;';
!-ies
that the Conferences relative to the Indetnnitay
will take place in this City. We expert ever}' d
~
M. de Hue EL, Imperial Co-Commissary, and ix."_
'
Count de GOETLZ, Ambassador from the ELEcToi
of BRANDENBURG. The EMPEROR has appoin,e.fe
M. SCHRAUL, Counsellor of the Empire, Sub-v
legate for Bohemia.
Amongst the number of conjeaures
which arse
upon this subjeft, there is one which is general*:
agreed in, that the KING of PRUSSIA will eXCllang
the Principalities of 4nspach and Baretith.
BASLE, FEB. 23.-Letters from Zar4cZ', gie,
satisfactory account of the interior situation of °as.
Canton. When To B ER, BLEUL ER, WUEll'tdillec
and BELLSTAL returned, the agitation of the pu"`ii.,
mind was very great, and an explosion was feareu
it
They, however, went round to the different Corti;
munes, and represented that any armed resistance
to the order of Government could have no salutary
.effect, and they intimated at the same dale,
they had found the Chief Landamman, the Ftelic
Minister, and many Members of the Senate, to
the
terrain the most favourable sentiments towards t
People, whose grievances, there was every real"„a
to believe, would be remedied..
These efforts had the desired effea ; tranquilliZ
was restored, and the payment of the Taxes W 35 "
longer resisted.
MILAN, FEB. iB.—Our new Government has
commenced its operations. The Legislative C°,'111,1:1
cil, which yet wants several Members, has divw-
itself into as many Sections as there are Ministers.
VIENNA, FEB. r 5 .—Requisitions of GraiP IWreo
been ordered in Bohemia, Moravia, and the Pvf
Gallicias, for the purpose of storing the Milicar‘f
Magazines. This would appear extraordinary) t,
it was not known that it had been resolved not
have recourse again to Contraaors, but to take I,llie
1
necessary provisions immediately from the profrie#

tors, at the market prices. ,-
STRASBURG, FEB. 24.—The Baron de Su--of
DQRFF, attached to the Legation of the Duke 4
WIRTEMBURGH at Paris, has passed throtigfe
this City, on his return to Stuttgard. We a
assured that he is the bearer of a Treaty eons
eluded between the Minister of Foreign Affdat
and M. de NORMANN, the Dutch Plenipotential
bo
Paris. It is added, that M. ABEL, Deputy of t
States of Wirtemburgh at Paris, assisted at the Orli:
ferences, the end of which was definitively to re,gite,
late the affairs of Wirtemburgh, and put on e'
the numerous contests which have existed between
the Prince and his States.

•
BERLIN, FEB. 17.—The definitive plan of iris;
demnities has arrived, as was expeded, in the COur
of this month. It was brought by a French :C°a
tier who arrived here two days ago. Gen. BElTegi
vv
NONVILLE immediately upon receiving it, ii.l
upon Count HAUGW I rz, our Minister of Forogo
Affairs, to whom he communicated it. The 105.eg
was also informed of it the s:-tme day. That Pr°,
will be very advantageous for Prussia and her Allies
sg
STRASBOURG, FEB. z6.—According to thejoar,,
Letters from Mentz, the building of the ne'v
tresses along the Left Bank of the Rhine is to
es of
mence in March. It is affirmed that the CiQ
'ec rnc
Bonn, sa;nt Goar, and Frankenthal, Wit c,ons
Fortresses of the second rank. Several Batt3"thc
of Miners and Pioneers have already arrived °° icsf
banks of the Rhine, to be employed an these w°l.

THE ORATORIO.—This sublime entertaimfi meriC
to
commenced, for the season, last night, at C°vel'ap
Garden Theatre, under the diredion of the ,rerierfor
ASHLEY, by whom it has been ably condale“
many years. To heighten the merit, and the es
traaion, of this musical treat, Mrs. 811,1,1101. of
and BRAHAM are engaged, in addition to the lisriche
vocal performers who supported it last year. by
Band, according to the agreement first planned
the chief Proprietor of Drury-lane Theatre, vv3sod
by Mr. WEICHSELL. The Orchestra Was
r it, •
by instrumental performers of distinguished gleitsr.
and a numerous train of Chorus Singers. The 'se•
monk repast last night consisted of a Grand
00,
lettion of Sacred Music, principally extracted .11001
the Works of HANDEL. Mrs. BILL INGTON
proved that she is as capable of expressing the s of
nified grandeur of FIANDEL's compositions ;-eet,
those which are chiefly designed for theatrical
Her " Pious Orgies," and " Angels ever bright -10
fair," were her most striking efforts. Ba.AlVa4 -bug
exerted himself with great effect in all he sung' irt,
particularly in " Deeper and deeper still." tee
cLEDON continues to be too much indisposed t-nott)
some his professional labours. We have not iss
to notice the several merits of DENMAN,
TYRER, and Miss STEPHENS.

BIRTH.
At Southampton, Mrs. John Elouis, of a Son

MARRIED. .
mile'
On the 27th ult. at Lisnegar, Ireland, Lientenant-C_°4o;
Baist, (thaw Ist Battalion of the 6zd Regiment, to tlwltigli`
Esther Charlotte 'fonson, eldest daughter of the late
Hon. Lord Rivcrsdale.
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