The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-31 00:00:00

LONDON, AUGUST 31, ISoz.

A r twelve o'clock this day we received Paris

Paptis to the 29th instant.
An article from Genoa, speaks of a Treaty about
to be entered into bet Ween that State and the French
Republic, by which the former is to renounce the
islands of Corsica and Capraja, and to receive in
exchange Oreille and its Dependencies.
The approaching departure of General ANDR E-
OSSI from Pais for Lander, is announced to take
place within fifteen days from the 28th inst.
A Se;:at":4 Coasult: is, it is stated; about to be

'l,!.tied, for the purpose of regulating the order of
distribution of possessions in St. Domingo, in
such a manner as to conciliate the rights and inte-
rests of the Proprietors and the Negroes,.
It appears by an Article from Rati!bsn, that the
dispute between Austria and Bavaria, relative to the

Bishopric of Passau, is by no means adjusted, the
Troops of the former having taken possession of it,
whilst the EL E CI:CM of B4vAR t A has given positive
orders to the General commanding his Troops, to

occupy the Bishopric along with the other Indernni-

ties allotted to the Electoral House. A strong re.
presentation has in consequence been made upon the
t,ubjeet by the French, Russian, and Piussian Mi.

ms:ers.

A. dispute is stal-ecl, in an article from ✓irnna,

to have arisen between the EN:Frßort and the

Ifang-17;:iair Diet. The ARCI.11);)1:E I)4IATIE has
proceeded ,from Presburg- to Vienna, to make repre.,
sentations against several Propositions made to the
Diet by the Government. •
General ANDET:m.yrr, thl Commander in Chief
of the IP:retie Troops charged with an expeekition
against the stri,ller Cantons, has established his
Head-quarters at Luter-ze. He is instrukaed to use
every means of persuasion and cOnciliatinn. and only
to employ force in the last resort,.
The taking effeCtive possession by Prussi4 of ti.e
Countries assigned to that rower as Indemnities,

has indueel several other States to address them-
selves to the EmpEROl. of Rtisst4 and the CFIiF
CON6U 4, that they may be permitted to take similar
steps. it is positively said, that the French Go,

~..rilment and the Russia). Ambassador at Paris are
fivourable to this measures althoughCountCoßE4T-'
zc r. has a! ready made strong representations against

By an article from Berne of the zist Aug. we
learn that the Senate. had on the preceding day
publiShed the Amnesty which. had been decreed,
relative to thy; political events' in the Pays de
Vaud. All the procOses relative to these af-
fairs are annulled., The , punishment of death
Pronounced against I.A.T.morro and MARC LL, is
cornmuted into perpetual banishment, and against
the others into banishment for ten .years. The
sentences of those who had been condemned to
irons, or itnprjs:irpent, are likewite softened.
The Fxicktbal is finally ceded to the Helvetic

Republic.
The French ,Ft nds continue to decline.
the z7th, the five pct Cents. were at o. 80.

LAST night a Dutch Mail ,arrived, and a second
tills morning. Accounts fr6in 1-lagi4. state,'
thzt a French Army is to he assembled on the
Thine, fo: the ostensible purpose of Military pa-
rade when the Cir r El.' CONSUL shall visit Belgium,
'Jut more probably for the more. important object
of influencing and accelerating the deliberations of
the Diet of Rafisbon.

On the 3oth ult. the KING of Swrp-iN was
vited by PRINCE ,WILL lADI of GLOUCESTER, to,
dinner on board. the Latedm. On his arrival and
departure he *as saluted with 21 guns. As the
Royal chaloope approached the frigate, the English
flag Was taken down, and the French flag hoisted.
When the PRINce gave the KING'S health, as also
when the health of His BRITANNIC MAJESTY was
drank, a salute was flied. The. KING then pro-
posed as a, toast, " The prosperity of the KIN.; of
GE EAT BRITAIN and IRELAND," on which the
fortress Sveahorg, saluted with 128 guns; and on
drinking the health of the PRI NC E 'of GLptic ESTER,
with 96 guns. On August I, the KING atid PRINCE
attended divine service in the chief chtirch of the
(0
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The 24th tight Dragoons were disbanded last
week in Ireland. Most of the Privates entered into
oihcr Regiments.

Arii VA L NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Auc.- 30.

Aap,.'iv ED the Hazard Sloop, and the Canswzrce
Frigate, from Lymingtori.
Arrived the Er,.elvds.l.7;i, PBARSON, from lon-
pion ; Elizabe;l a7:d Mau, HoDGSoN•; and Banc,
10 KABY; from Sunderland.
ilea the Jane, DOVE, for Sunderland, and Pe.
tr,;nelle, fak .1'...;.c0y. ay .

.1L MOU ill, Ai c. 28.

SAILED the D:de of York Packet, Capt. DEAKE,
with Mail of the z4th inst. for Lisbon ; the Arne-
rican Ship Figi/ant, Capt. THOMAS BoYLt,- for
Riltimore ; the American Ship Martha, Capt. MAR-
TIN, for Lisbon ; Les Deux Anis, French Sloop,
IMBERT, with salr, for Penzance ; the Portuguese
Brig San Antonio y Alma!, with cheese, &c. for
Oporto ; the Eliza, HAcRER, for Bury ; the Wheat.
sheaf, P. SILVER, with flour, for Liverpool ; the
Dolphin, RICHARDS, and the Friends; HUXSTABLE,
for Wales.

The Pr'imce Adolpber, with Mail from Lisbon, is
hourly expeled; and the IVaisingham Packet, Ro.
BARTS, with Mail of the 3 tst inst. wild sail for
thlnce on Saturday next.