The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-10 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, SW?. 24.

THRlmperial Charge d'4fEtires, M. SCHIEL-
L,six, lias officially notifie I to our Senate the De_
claraiion by Patent, of Hri ...44PERIAL MA)esrV,
that he will observe a midi Neutrality in the War
between Fr ince and England ; for which communi.
catinn he received the thanks of the Senate.

Yesterday the Austrian and Imperial accredited
Milliner, resident Baron. W1532141111R01 waived
here from Vienna.

HANOVER, SatT. 37.

Taut French Regiments of Dragoons, vit. the
rith, 13,11, and igth, have received orders to leave
thiq Territory, and will tomorrow break up from
their Quarters in the District of Neustadt, Stoke.
nau, &c. and march for Kiltr;cht, where they will
wait for further orders. The Arrears of their Pay
will be paid ar the same time.

The French ate throwing up Intrenchmenti at
Trwilemfictb.

MILAN, SEPT. 12.

VAItIOUS MOVerlientb still continue to be made by
the French and Italian Troops : we shall, no doubt,
soon know their object. A great quantity of Ar.
tillery has been taken from the Fortress at Mantua,
for the use of the Vessels of War which are building
in the Adriatic Sea.

On the loth inst. War was solemnly declared
against England by sound of trumpet, at the Town.
house at Milan.

Letters from Rome state, that about the middle of
last month, four persons of distinttion were arrested
there in the night, and carried to the Castle of St.
Angelo. These arrests, it is said, took place at tht
demand of Cardinal Fsscll, the French Minister.

ITAI.Y, SIErT. 12.

BY, 3 decree of TIONAPARTR, dated the !Itch of
August, the Legislative Body of the Italian Re.
public will meet on the zoth of Oaober. Advises
from Leghorn of the sth inst. state, that the French
General of Division, Fit,/ANT, has arrived there
from Naples, where he had reviewed the French
Troops stationed them•. The next day he dined
with the French General whO com►nands► at Leghorn,
and on the 7th reviewed the French Garrison at that
place.

According to the last accounts from Naples,
dated the 30th of August, the state of things is
still the same in that Kingdom and in Sicily.--
There are only a few English Ships attizing off' the
Coasts of Napier, to proted the Navigation of their
Merchant Ships, and intercept the Vessels of the
Enemy. It is not known where Admiral NELSON
is : according to , some accounts he is at Malta,
where a great Expedition is preparing. The French
Government has sent considerable auras of money to
Naples, for the maintenance of the French Troops
there,

The French Army in Lower Italy will be re.
inforce►! to 60,000 men, by Troops which
tvil
hasten their march from Piedmont and the South
o.
France.

The present Grand Master of -Mahe, TOMAH,

has been offered by the French Governmen
ly pension of so,ooo Livres, till he shall
in the full possession of his Offices and Rev
This °lrv, however, he has gratefully dec;!

ST. VALERY, Sirr. 17.

AN English division, consisting of six
peared before St. Paltry on the 14th
They approached to within half.cannon.'
kept up a continued fire with bombs and b
veral of their bombs tell within the town.
on the to;) of a hou,e, and burst with a to
plosion; another entered a house, and bro!
furniture and windows ; the owner fortun
absent on his duty in the sea service : o
beat down chimnies. The enemy continue_
ble fire during the space of an hour. The numbi;.,
of bombs and balls which they discharged is estt-
mated at zoo : the balls were many of them 32'
pounders : our apprehensions were the greaier as
the calm weather permitted them to take good aim.
Suddenly, however, we perceived them make a sig."
nal to stand out to sea. Fortunately they
set fire to
no part of the town, nor was any person wounded.

THE LEYDEN GAZETTE, OF THE 27111 SEPTEMBER,
CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE
de We have been requested by a
the Hague, to insert the following article:—
" it is certain that the French Government has
learned with much astonishment, that certain pout..
sons,
articles capable of have
public person at
sons, whose intentions it is easy to conceive,
taken upon them continually to insert in the Jour'
misleadin
relative to the wise prohibition of the Batavitinai.
vernment, with respeti to the exportation of
clieesa
to any country except France and Spain, at the d...
mand of the Mini,ters of those' two Powers. This
measure, imperiously dimacti by circumstance., is,
the public opinion,
irrevocable, and the union between she French and
llaravian Governments ii toa intiniate for the outlio..
rifles and united forces of, the tw° nafirm"' not to
unish every .
Tides of
concur with an equal zeal to p
fraud, and any sub.etfues that in. Y.
emPloYed I°
evade the law. .As respettable et:nitn reitl houses
, the
may be misled by the artiles which:4,, t-kr in
Journals, was
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