The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-24 00:00:00

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We are assiired.that the Leg [la A A Body
convoked by the Gower/11=ot oh the th 9f Ap ;
that Extraordinary Session is to continue till tire
loth of May. i ,
There have been publiAlea at Paris, from the
month of February 1801,.. to March tSoz, 1185
works, among which we remark 12z romances, and
65 theatrical pieces. •
;According to the new regulation of the. Court of
Petersburgh, the. persons,etnployed about it amount
,to 3979. Tile yearly ,expence is calculated 'at ,
3,300,000 rubles. The number of horses:in the
imperial menage is 591.
The KING of SWEDEN having permitted the let-
ters and works of GUSTAVUS 111. to be published;
all who have received any of the letters are invited
to communicate then to the Public, through the
medium of the Editors,. the Ministers of State, or
rather to the Grand Mareschal of Sweden:, ,
Tll6 ELECTOR of BAVARIA has ordered all the
Foreign Mendicant Monks, found in the MOrlaStc..
ries of, his States, to be sent to their own Coun-
tries, with fifteen florins to bear their charges.
The Imperial Chamber of( Wetzlaar, has again
addressed the' Diet for the payment of the. Arrearsdue to its Members. • Fur the last ten years, they
have only received a small, supportfrom the, bOURty:
of die ELECTOR of MENTZ.. There is due., to
them 34,000 Crowns ; and they will loseio;Bot:?'
florins annually, by the cession of the Left Bank of
the Rhine.

The Equestrian
.Order of the Empire has informed
the. Piet of its intention to contribute a consider--
able sum towards erOling. a Monument in honoUr
of the Archduke. CHARLES;
•
The cession of a part of the Upper Palatpate
is again in agitation, in lien of other indemnities
promised by. Austria to the Court of Munich.
HAMBIJAGH, MARCH 9.--The movements of the
banish Troops in Holstein give rise to various con-
je6tures. •Somi imagine they intend again to
'possess themselves of this city ; while others think
they are only designed to free Holstein from the
bands of robbers with which it is infested. Some
well-informed persons say they only intend to
occupy
,the little village ,of Edit: in Ho/win, a re-
. sidence of the Bishop of Lubec.
A profound silence is obserVed here on the sub_
jet of the Indemnities. The interposition of tl.e
Court of Peter:burgh is earnestly desired to con.,
ciliate the differences of opinion. about them.

BASLE) MARCK h.—The New COnititirtion,
and above all, the Division into 2i CantonS; and
the important powers of the Cantonal Authorities,
are the universal topic of conversation in Switzer-
land. The. territorial diviiion 'ilnds apologists
in iirgyt,::e., Baden, Sr. (nll, and such whet places as
are atraid either to lose their independence or, to
be united with ,the other Cantons. At Claris and
Berne it is not relished. Several articles, changed
from the projet of May 29, 18oz, are generally
disapproved. Upon the wholes the 'New Constitu-
tion finds more opponents than adherents, and it is
still a question, whether it can be carried into
vtecution,

Our Government has addressed another Note to
the Fretich Minister, VERNINAC, concerning the
Valais. It has been transmitted to the Minister of
Etter il Relations. •

: BERNZ, 9.=—The Deputies of Valais
are returning, one after the other, to-their ecitrirt*.
Nothing has been decicted, concerning . The
new. Chamber• of Administration established- by
.THURI:EMT,: has ordered a :Decree to- be_iphb-
lished, by ,virtue of which, all the "Arrears.of.Con
tributions of the year i Soli 'must be paid in eight
says ; .and those of r 802., Fitz fifteen. days. The
Receivers are personally-responsible; for the exectt,
tion of this Decree.

We are happy to state that the Lbßt)
CELLOR was not worse yesterday. His Lordship
is confined with, gn attack of the gout.

Yesterday a Court of Direftort *as held at the
East India House, which adjourned, at six o'clock
till this daY.
A Court of Aldermen *as held yesterday at
Guildhall, at which were present the LORD MAYOII,
twelve Atdertnen, the two Sheriffs, and the Law,'
Otlicer, The Conrt did no other business than or..
deriag thi bead to continue at the same price as
list week. •

New.,Y.ork.tapers to the -13th of Febrtiar)i
'elusive, ,are received. At that thrie, 'no account
had been received of the arrival of the French Fleet
hi the West Indies; m,t' do these Papas contain any
new aecotints Ofthe insurreaicin and disturbances in
that titiarter. 2
The Bill to fepeat the judiciary Code has been
carried; after a long contest in the Senate of the
United States; by a rhnicirity of 16 to ts, and is
novt, before the House of Representatives.

The 55th Inf?:,try has marched to 1-Torsharn, on
its route to Portsmouth; in order to embark for
foreign service:
The following 6 ;he statement of the amount of
the French• Army, as it will be from the beginning
of this month. .

Consular Guard ; .:. . - .6•.N.0.)
Cavalry and Dn!goons - - -2,220 c,,),
Chassenrs a cheval and 1-liitsirs' .. - 3,3,0ce)
Artillery (horse and foot;~ Miners and P.. onteneers I 9,0.00
Infantry of the Line . - - - 250, ow)
Light. Infantry - - - - 60,000
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Total 387;000

In the above .statement are not comprised the,
nnmerous Corps of Gens d'Attnes, nor the three
Demi Brigades of Swiss Auxiliaries, nor the Polish
Troops.

According;to calculations, said to be exal, there
is annually consumed in Germany, z millions,
37,.828 gallon of aqUallitae,, on which' are ex-
pended to,ol6,oodhushels of malt, and more than
z 0,000,000 faggots.. With these materials bread
might be made to the amount of two milliards of
pounds, fir to feed 4,000,000.

On:Saturday sennight several shop-keepers and
butchers in Mandiester, were conviaed at the New
Bailey, and paid the penalty, for exercising their
wordly calling on the Lord's Day,