The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-10 00:00:00

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tkt Counsellor of State, Prefea of Police, has
issued an Ordonnance; dated the 3ist of July, by
which the Ordonnance issued by the Prefeet of Po-
lice on the 21st. of Februa.ry last, prohibiting the
exercise of the chase on uninclOsed and fallovi, lands
in the Dephrtment of the Seine, between die 22ti
or March and the 23(1 of September, i Boi, is order-
ed to .be re-printed, published, and posted up ; and
the Sub-Prefeas, Mayors, Commissaries of the Po-
lice, Pea9spfficers, &c.arestrialy charged with its
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PETERSBURGIt, PINE CZAR/11A of
IRTINsKAYA will depart immediately, highly satis_.
fled with the reception she has met with froin the
EMPEROR, and the succour which he has granted
her for the purpose of ye-conquering her Throne.
This woman, who governed during the minority
of. her Son,, a boy of- twelve years old, became
the vietim of a conspiracy formed against her by
.the principal Boyards of the Country. Her son
Was made prisoner,. and she escaped the pursuit of
the Rebels only by stratagem. She came in con-
sequence to Petersburgh, to request the aid of
Troops. She travelled hither the distance of 3060-
wersts (about 1300 leagues) lialf the way on horse-
back, and the other half in .a kibitch.
The EMPEROR has ordered 16,000 men of the
division of Caucasus, to march ander the orders of
the CZARiNAJ'and to apsist her in re.conquering her
States, -

The Kingdom of /rtinsiaya is situated near eau,
eatus, and contains about 1,500,000 inhabitants

• it acknowledges the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, who
takes. the title of 'Czar. The Czarina is a fine
woman, about 36, full of dignity ; and the con-
,:
duet she has pursued,. proves that,hercourage,
tenderness for her Son, set at defranCe all fa.
'lrjeties and'd ngers.

HAGUE, juLy BlNet, appointed
Governonof the Island of St. Martin, and Citizen,.
11.411 HE INtIgOEN, of Sr. Eustatius, will embark in
a few days for their respeaire placss of destination.
By an Arre et of Covernment, the Chiefs of Corps
Of Troops in the Republic are enjoined to obey no
orders but those under the signature and seal of
government. The. Departmental DircEtinns pre.
serve, however, the power of ordering the Troops
to march within the iimiti.of their- respeCeve De-.
Parrments, if 'it is necessary for the imeintenance
public tranquillity..
Ettusszts, AVG. report having been
IPread by certain Dutch Newspapers, that a conta-
gions disease• preveils in this City, the Mayor "of
trussels demanded of the Committee of-Health and
dfery, ,a Report relative to the situation of the
in that respefl. The Committee have amwered
• as.,follows

" Citizen Mayor, tile Committee of Health re.
!lived your dispatch, by which you request us to
hake a Report as to. what has been stated in certai:i
bpteh Newspapers, and particularly one at Rot..
trdarn , that a pestilential disease prevails in the
City of Brussels.
44 We hasten, Citizen Mayor, toContradiel these
alarming reports, which can only serve to throw'our
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`.l 1°w-Citizens into consternation, and to prevent'
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'reigners from corning hither; and to assure you,
dt there tiCis not exist at present in the City of
11.der,415i45. ilri")% Contagious or epidemic disorder ; that
even 'the number sick is less than it has, been for
sorne
years past, and' that in consequence, those
-171R)rts ave absolutely false, and destitute of all
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Thii authentic and legal statement is signed by
the President of the committee, the Secretary, and
all the' Merribers,mine in number.

The 2d, 17th, 23(1, '3sth, and 82d Regirtiebts,on
Tuesday and Wednesday sennight arrived at Cork
,
9tn the Medi crranean.
A. division of the Bays, on Wednesday, marched
thrOught'WorceSter, on their route from Bristol for
' the North.
sh~cTnesday the sth Light. Dragoons arrived at
effield, -on their route for NeWcastle. _ •
f'‘ The—iSth DragoOns, on their route for York,
:ceived a counter order at.DoneaSter, a few dAys,
..g°3 consequence of which' they marched to
ai- Wakefield,' and Barnsley. •
htll the 1 Dragoon Guards are to .replace at Piers.
3(Britain,D
Barracks, North the .nth Dragoon
Gu'irds,. orderd to Ireland. . •
fit]he 3d Light Dragoon's, now quartered at 1.4.,
611., etc% are under Orders for Ireland.
fqtr Party of the Royal Artillery recently Te-
i -`1 r'-nin Egypt, on Friday and Saturday ar.
ved at Canterbury froni Portsmouthi
" DragOons halve arrived at Won.
•-tter,.Gl6ne-es,er, and tiereford, wherethey are to
rZ.-.1111.--Four.. troops of this-regiment have' been
'iced, and a' further reduaion is expetted.
(:)" Sunday last was married at St.-DunStan's in
theD
eat, the ~..ev.ltjciiArto BURROW TURBUTT,
es Let of Morton, in the county of Derby, to Miss
s4Rq. „,,?Et.,Only daughter of BENJAMIN SHARPS,
'milker, Fleet-street, London; and at the sathe
th. JOHN Ron rRT SHARPE, Esci of Tibshelf, in
bte,..!°"nlY,n_f Derby, to Miss MAR-EEL:Iz.. TuR-
E,,,311:'5"c"(1 daughzer of WI Lt. rArst Tuit BUTT,
4. 4)1 QB'top the county of Derby.

TVEYAIOUTII, AUGUST 8.

This morning His MAJESTY and PRINCESS Atr
tivsTA bathed. - •

THEIR•MAJEg'J'IES and the PRA NC EtSES attended
Divine Service, when they heard a Sernidn preach:
eel, by the Rev. Mr. NEALE,,brother .to Sir Hi,
NEALE, from thr xiv. chap. of Genesis; and the lat-
ter part of the 2+th verse. The. Marquis of-SAL IS-
BURY handed THEIR MAJESTIES ,from their car-

rages.

THE RoVAL FAMILY, after Church, walked
upon the Espladadi,.accompanierd by the, Marquis
of SALISBURY, and Lords CiviiltcAtt:r.-aue) Ran_
NOR.

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The Earl and Co.nntess of Ritrixott,airived here
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last night, and attended THErßlM.Als4rdis to the
Theatre.' Her Royal Highness PitlNCEss CHAR-
LoTTE of WALES visited the Theatre, for the first
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