The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-31 00:00:00

LONDON, DECEA4 I, 3 S R 37, 16oz,

WE this morning received the Path Faper4 to the
t sill inst. from which we have extraaed the mist
important articles, The Deputation at .Katisban has
not yet .terminated its labours, and some difference
.seems to have arisen between the Imperial and
Prussia Ministers, but' as all the great points are
arranged, the discnssions cannot probably be
protra6ted much longer, The dispute which
had arisen between the Et.EcToa of BAy4atA
;and the IeIRGRAVE of BADEN, respening the
Public Library and Museum at Afartbeim, has
been terminated by an amicable arrangement.—
The 'new. Government in Switzerland is taking
every means tc,, preserve the !rat/pi/no) of that
Zountry., anti to guard again-sr the possibility of pay
;Desistance on the part of its oppressed Inhabitants:
flotilla of Gun.boats is to be cgabli:dted on the Lake
of Cenirance, and this measure is represented as no.
cessary to compel the inhabitants of the Smaller.
Cantons to submit to the Blessings of the New Con.

stitution.
Another ENredition has sailed from r4reit for
St. Dvg;ngo ; it consists of Four Sail of the Line
:Ind Two Frigates ; but the number of Land Forces
is not mentioned. They are cotmnanded by General

Pt ontr.
Letters ftum Caima..ll;nop,:e, dated the loth of
November, give very different accounts of the state
(k Egypt from those lately received. The l'ActiA
of CA IRO states, that he has defeated the Beys in
teveral encounters ; that he has blocked them up in
Upper Egypt, and that from their wan; of provi-
-sions, and the ravages which the plague is making
,among their Troops, he exrei,s4 that they will boon
but render.

Several of the Paris Papers contain an extrad
from tie Argns, respeding the Po it ish Navy;
it is one of the most false anti atrocious Libels
we ever read, anti such as we should naturally have
vxpeacti from the Charalers and Principles of those
by whom that Paper is concluded.
The French Funds have risen to £6.

A Dut,b Mail arrived this morning, but it
4ities not bring any Intelliz,enee of importance,
rivsswmi 0,;t,0r is conduaing himself with the
greaqkt 4deliry to the Government; hut a new ad.
venturer has started lir, who has assumed the title
of Sultan ; be is the sort of a l'ucha, but his forces
are not very ntlinetOUS.

The Troops belonging to His Majesty, which
are to be embarked on the Company'b ships of
this scasnn, for the purpose of completing some of
the King's Regiments serving in the East Indies,
prno4nt. to one thousand men. hey will shortly be
ernba tired .
. Clta Tuesday forenoon. the 2,L1 Korai Garrison
Battalion Wits, by order of Major.general Et/G-
-t./km), formed front the serviceable Royal Invalids
of Plymouth Citadel on ;he Grand Parade.
Lord -flott.lta."l", WC are luppy to learn, is con.
irit.rdhly reenvered Troia his Lite severe indisposi.

tint),
Sir t.r.tANt Cvicr;s, we were glad to hear,
was yc;;:erday much better. The inquiries after
the worthy Baronet's health, :ire numerous and
4,incere; and his friends, we arc sure, will rejoice
In die information which we now give from the best,
uuthoritY.
count Rumitoito, since his return to Munich,
hrts procurer) the irtritittaion of a Society for Con.
versatioo end Reading, somewhat on the plan of the
Royal Institute or' Great Britain. It is denorninat.
ed the thwas!. Its tirstpublit meeting was on the
oh of November. Cotlnt RuMPa.R D, Barons
.7'15 WKS and Zsurtatt, with Messrs. WAR E N,
JDALL ot2. rSCII M 1, 'and STICIIAN Zit, compose
the Coymnittee of Management..
tfiia loyal Ilitiliness the. Duke of YORK visited
the Agrkultutal bociety'S' P,onms,
'ath, on Monday, to see the bust of its late
Noble President, raArrais Duke of. BEDFORD.
Ilia Itoyal Oighness expressed his opinion that
it w s a very good likeness; and after inspeefing
the various implements of hu,bandry, 84c. in which;
from his minute attention, and inqUiries into the
4eversil merits of the machinery, ploughs, 4‘.c.' he
lippeated £6 take much interest, lie took his leave.
gener„l :'icrriit, the newly appointed Captain.
0
ecteral of Loui'siana, is a soldier of fortune, who
t'r,hi slit in al Bp N Alt T 1; s Campaigns in Italy, and
..ki;is raised hirn to the
~rank of General of
Divitdon. Flis r,!plitation
.was very, Mel ,amongst
military men, and for promptitude, tskiti and,enter.
prize was scarcely deetned inferior to his Patron, of
whose contidenee acidopinion he pus:iessefi as great
a sliare..-ta any, k
one. I-Je is a youo, man, but of so
decisive a •charaCter as cannot be supposed to
yield to the phlegmatic retuiance manifested by
the
Clutch in fitting, tut his trani.,atletatic expedition.