The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

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Dl';'/ISTPY 0 liE INTERIOR.
IitTE4‘OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE N.TH jtritY.
IT is the desire of the Government, that Morals
and Virtue shall be particularly honoured at the
Fete, and receive public recompense.
At Paris, in each of the tw,•lve Municipalities,
there shall be celebrated on the day of the t4th of
July, the Marriage of a young Maiden with a young
chnsen from amongst those who are
guish'ed fur traits of courage.
The same ceremony shall take place at the chief
place of every Disrrid, on the 23d of September
next.

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The Prefe4 and Suh-Prefeds shall concert with
the respective Municipalities, respeding the Dower
of the 3,
clung Women, and shall draw up the form of
the cererminies_ which shall take place on the occi*D,n
of these Marriages,
At Path, 'oil the evening of the r4.th of July,
there will be a grand Concert on the Tertace of the
Thuilleries. The Palace of Government will be
illuminated, as well as the Gardens of the Thuille-
ries) and the Place la Concorde.

The Minister of the Interior,

CHAFTAL.

tER,LM, TuNE q.---Four Couriers have passed
through this City
within a tew days, two going
from Paris'to Petersburgh, and two from Petersburgh
to London.
Many
persons believe that His MAJESTY Will
teturn here on the sth or 6th of July, and that the
43ecuPation of 'the Countries awarded to Prussia as
itldenThitiesa will not take place until after that
epoch,
Siii4e it is known that the PRINCE of ORANGE is
re to London frotri Paris, it is said that the
7" of NASSAU will receive for its Indemnity
C°ritiv's Dortmund, and four Bailiwicks in
the Country of Treves, arid also 4.,000,000 of fib.
tins frOm the Batavian Republic, and also tts,ooo
florins a-year, for ten years, for the Hereditary
rrinee.
VIE NA, JUNE 9.—On its being notified to our
%;otirt by the }Tench 'Ambas.,:leqr CHAMPICI4Ir,
that the First Consul BONAPA.RTE would be imme-
diately &Lc-4.M Consul for life, His IMPERIAL MA-
IrSTY instrUded It Ambassador to the'French Re-
Public, the Count de Co BENZEL, to congratulate be
forehand the First Consul, and to declare to him, that
this important event would be so much the more
agreeable tb His Majesty, as he was persuaded it
would have a' great infiuence over the duration of
the General Pearce,
;The Diet Of Hungary will terminate its Sittings
about the end of this month. The Imperial Family
Will then return to this metropolis.
.lakE 12.—Wt have the pleasure to announce
that His Royal Highness the ARCHDUKE CHARLES
13,13ttterl and that there is ground for hoping that
his health will be re-established in a short time.
G"ciA, JtrisE 9.—We learn from good authori-
ty) that the First Consul has appointed Citizen
CA•rraismo, the present Minister of our Republic
6r Milan, the First Magistrate of our future Defi-
nitive Government, with the title of Dc)ge. This
C,,itizeu is generally' esteemed, and was one of the
"'embers of the Provisory Government appointed
bv B
• y, -NAtiattt in 1797.
PETEltsselnlt, JUNE 2.—During the absence of-
tis IMPERIAL MAJESTY, his august Spouse will
?esidt
butat Paltdowsky) with the Empress Mother;
t
he Grand Duke CONSTANTINE remains here.
This P
"rtnee and Count NICHOLAS SOLTIKOW have
the diredion of the Council during the absence of
Our M,)narch.
,It is thought His Majesty will re
turn ii.
n six weeks.
HAGUE,
JUNE I9.—Th, Government has placed
its Seal upon those Presses from whence issued nu-
tueruus
the .Libels against many eminent Funaionaries of
ZRe ePahlie, and against' different Foreign Powers.
Which have induced it to refuse its acquiescence
tle Amnesty respeaing political opinions, which
Government
demanded to be established as a
Law.
• • The following is their Answer:
" Having deliberated, Citizens, upon your pro_ I on, with all the attention which its importance
inemanrh
setti, .
in • g aside- all observation on the terms
which the
General projea of the Law respeding the
the
•
that - • Y Is conceived, we are of opinion,
't will be nece
indispensably necessary to omit nothing that is
ssary, to avoid misunderstanding,
and prevent don
whom the bts. respeCting the persons to
Amnesty tela
observed respeain teq or that ought to be
dual claims. g others, touching their indivi-
It aPPPears to us, however, that this
measure, , of which the i• '
accorrrhisnment is without
• doubt infinitely desirabl I
e itself,,must be-regarded
at the present epoch as premature. Although the
mar h •1 •
W appi y terminated, all the results of Peace to
the Batavian Republic are not yet effeauated, and it .

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'reit potsibie tbat e naive arrangement
wilt have an influence on the Amnesty in question.
These are the reasons which induced us not to adopt
your pfoposition, and we have thought it necessary
to comtpUnicate them to you."

BERNE JUNE 19.-Although the Constitution
has not been accepted throughout the whole of Hel-
vetia, the Little Council have already proceeded to
take measures as if they were sure of its being
adopted. 'lt has decreed,. that the new Senate
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shall 'speedily assemble ; the Members are to
assemble at Berne on the. 29th of this month.
Notwithstanding this, there exists an opposition,
which, although it. certainly forms the minority of
Helvetia, yet has sufficient energy to throw consi-
derable obstacles in 'the way of the new Constitu-
tion: The small Cantons, which are the cradle of
Helvetian Liberty, still preserve that spirit of In-
dependence which distinguished the charaeter of the
companions of WILLIAM TELL. They have re-
jeCted the new, Constitution. The Cantons of
Schwiz, Uri, and Unterwahlen, have unanitnously
voted against it. In Glaris and Appenzel, there
was a great majority against the Constitution,
and there is some reason to apprehend that this spi-
rit of opposition will extend itself to the other Can-
tons of Swisserland.

JUNE 21.--The results of the Votes of eight
Cantons, on the subject of the Cons:itution is,
that 138,4.65 have accepted it, 40,236 having in-
scribed their acceptance, and 98,249 having tacitly
accepted it, and x 8,903 have rejetted it. 'ln the
Canton of Argau, there were 6336 written accepta-
tions, 64.t2 tacit acceptations, and 1793 have re_
jetted it.