The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-20 00:00:00

PARIS, SEir.

TFir Ft avr CONSUL, by virtue of the eSch Arti-
cle of the Organic Senatus Consulte of the4.th of
August, has appointed
,Senator. Ai3R JAL, Minister
of Justice; Fovcat, Minister of Police; Dos g
LoY, Archbishop, of P.Jris ; RCEDERER, Pre,ident
of the Sedion of Interior of the Council of State ;
and ABOVILLE, First Irtspetiur General Of Artil-
lery.

He has also appointed Citizen REGNIER, Coun-
cillor of State, Chief Judge,
.and Minister of Justice.
Citizen .Bou LAY, Councillor of State and presi-
dent of the S(..dion ofLegislat ion, is charged vOth,the
Suits respelling National Domains, in• The room
of Citizen REGNIER.

Citizen FoußcitOY, Councillor ofState, replaces
,Citizen Rc:Eor ex in the Direaion and Supefin,
dance of Public Instruction.
Citizen BIGYr, de PreameNeu, Councillor of
State; is appointed President of the Sedion of Le.
gislation, in the room of Citizen.BouLAY.
Citizen REGNAuD, de St. jean-cl'Angeley, Coun-
cillor of State, is appointed President of the Seftion
of the Interim', in the room of Citizen RaanitEß.

Citizen LACUEF, Councillor of State, is ap-
Pointo President f the Se Lion of War, in -the
room of general BRUNE, appointed Ambassador to
Crinstantinle. '

Citizn ;CR PiimAtto, President of the__Tribunal
of Appeal of Paris ; CoLLIN, Direaor General of
Customs_; Lit Aumorr, Prefea of the Lowe Rhine ;
kETIT, Prefed of the Department of Vauches,; and
DAUCFi Y, Prefea of the Department of .L'Aisne,
are appointed Councillors of Spit.
STUTTGARD,'SEPT. 6.--We learn from Ratis4w _
That. the Sub delegate of Bohemia has demanded; in
the name.of the-Court of Vienna, and according to
the dispositidns of the vh,Artiele of the Treaty of
Limavelle, that the GRAND DUKE of t*LTSCA'NY
should be fully indemnified for the losses which he
has sustained in Italy. It is known that the In:
kiemnity allotted to that I'.rince by the Convention
of the loth Of June, amounts to only a third pat; of
what" he has lost. The EMPEROR, therefore, de.
tnands, in: the name of the GRAND DUKE, 'his bra.
*her,. all the,Ecelesicistical States and Imperial Cities
of Swabia, in addition tcy those already destined.
'for him. He invites the Members of the Deputa.
lion, and the Ministers of France and Russia to take
into theii most, serious consideration this important
subjeet.

The count de GOERTZ has presented to the
beputation of the 'Empire a Declaration,, the ob_
jea of Which is to refute that of the Court of
Pieqna on the su'ojea of the. occupation of Pasiau
In this new Declaration it is, stated, that Prussia
was fully aUthorised to rake possession of the In-
demnities allotted to it; and that the occupation of
Paisau by the Austrians was diametrically oppoSite
to the steps 'taken by the two Mediating Powers,
and unsuitable. to the state of uncertainty in which
the German Empire was involved. His Prussian
IVlaiesty expeas in consequence that the DAP E /OR
Will renounce his enterprise, and no-Lmger delay,
by similar obstacles, the constitutional progress of.
the business of the CrermAnic indemnities.

BERATE, Sire-. 4.—The Senate deliberating on
the question' which wzls submitted to it on the 2,.1
Instant by the ExteUtive Council, has issued the
following decree
" The Senate having received a Report from its
Extraordinary Committee, appointed on .the Seth
:respeaing the present state of the Constitution,
accepted by the Majority 'of the Helvetic People,
and proclaimed on the zd of July last, • ,
" Considering that. after four years of intestine
dissention's, the principal' benefit of a Constitution
Thust he ttanquillity and repose,
" Considering,,that from these dissentionS results
that state of weakness and exhaustion in which the
Country is ar present placed,
"Considering, that being. charged with the pre.
tervation of the safety of the State, the Senate
ought, in the prevent circumstances of the Country,
Lc.) take the most efficacious means to
,prev.ent the
tielvetic Liiion from being broken ; an Union -
UithOut Which the Country can possess neither
strength nor real independence,
"Considering; laitly, that already the good offices
11c1 benevolent interposition. of France, has sue_
needed in restoring Peace and Concord—Decrees,
Art. t. The Executive Cduncil is invited to so-
'telt, without delay, the good offices and mediation
,of the French Government, with respect to the
trou.
isles which have arisen in sever-4 Canton;, Yeiative
bo4= Establishment of. the Constitution, aecepted
Y the great Majority of the Helvetic People, and
Proclaimed on the zd of July last.
Art. 2. The Helvetic Troops, at present corn.
mantled by Genetal ANDERMATT, shall confine
themselves until they receive new orders, to a sYs.
tem simply defensive.
The Executive Council immediately sent this
44drflie to the Secretaries of the Department of War
dPoreonign Rfraiis, to be carried promptly into ex.
eiti.

,INits OF THE MEIN, 901 SEPT..--The Diet of.
i."6urs, has not been dissolved as was stated in
:•,,,°4'e of th,! Public Papers. It is true that it was
it Contemplation, at one time, at Gerzna,io dissolve
siyn account of the opposition made to the propo.
thttons of the EMP EROlt ; but the Court of FieNn4
/..Ic3ught such a Measure would render the People of
ngary discontented. The last Sittings of the Diet
• zNiere!,extrenielv stormy. Several Members made
:-,Q°tions, the ohjea of which was to retraft all the
~(;Inc.;:ssions,which had been made up to that time.
etolltra proposed, that the 'privileges granted to the
So 1111 respeaing the Military, should be modifiedi
borne of the Deputies were afraid to return to their
ilall)es for fear of being ill-treated by the People for
"
ing conceded too much. Others were repri..
to44bded by their Constituents for having consented
hvorthen the People with new charges, wi'tbout
ttl HI applied for further instruetions. At
to the 24th August the Diet of Prtsburg agreed
Itthia, very important Address to therEmmtoß,
j, co, after referring to all that passed under
ail to 11. and to the Capitulations-signed by:
Ph "rent Kings of Hungary, including the preseno '-)Pero
rs contains a very strong' remonstrance
13t the augmentation of the Forced Levy,

Ti 2.
le .14.1 arc .istr„4aussTA, the ELECTOX 01134VARIA,
the .LANDottAve of HESSE DARMSTADT, and the
I .
GRAND DUKE of TUSCANV, having takeh nos-ties.
lion of the Indemnities _which have been allotted. to
them, the DintE of WIRTEMUCTIZG' has
.thought
proper follow their example. On-the :5111 Sep.
teraber he addressed a Rescript ,to the :Military
Regency of Ellwangan, to the Abbey of Zweifal-
' ten, and to the Burgomasters and Magistrates of
.the Imperial Cities of Hall in Swabia, Heilbron,
Naalen, Ground, Giengen, Spingen,„ Reutlingen,
Rothweil, and Weil, in which ,he announces to
them -that he is under the nedesiity; in Order to
secure his rights, to occupy ,thb4e States .proVision_
ally, which had been adjudged to shim by the gene.
ral consent of the Great -Powers of Europri in
order to indemnify him for, his losses on the Left
Bank of ;he Rhine. He at the same tinie assures
them, that it is merely a IVlilitafy Occupation, that
no change will be made in the Civil Government.
The sequestrations which have been for some years
put upt:n the property of several Nobles, Princes,
and 'Princesses, who had had apanages on stile Left
Bank of the Rhine, bave,beeri taken,off older of
the French Government. This measure has been
carried into effeet, among others, with 'regard to
the DUCHESS DOWAGER Of DEUX PONTS, PRINCE.
W/LL TANI of BAVARIA, the DUCHESS of 'BRUNS-
WICK BEV RN, the. MARCHIONESS of SOYECOURT)
'and several Other persons of distintlion. -