The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

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ithAtt 6tst Demi-brigade of the tine atriveti.i.
few days since at Brussels, from Beraaran.
Corps, which was in Egypt during the whole le the
Campaigns of BONNPPRTe in that Country* is to
form part of the Force to be encamped under the
walls of Brussels.

Several English Officers who were at Brussels,
have just set off abruptly bn their return home,
in consequence of Letters they received from Lon.
don, and by which they were required to join- their
respeEtive Corps without delay. , • •-;
They write from Ostend, that two French veg_
sels, which were laden at London for that 'Port;
being informed of the press for sailors, and other
warlike preparations, immediately sailed, and ar-
rived at Ostend in 36 hours.

-The Dutch Government has been officially in.
formed, that War was declared by the Deg of
ALGIERS against the lerench Republic, on the 16111
,of January.
The Hanseatic Towns are preparing to renew the
.communication they had with the Port of Anywerp
in the isth and t6tbcentarieS, and which were in.
terrupted at the peiiod of the shutting of the Scheldt,
in virtue of the Treaties concluded with the United
Provinces. The arms of those towns have already
;been replaced at the Hotel they possessed at Ant-
'quern ; and this building is to be magnificently re..
}mired, for the residence of the Commissary, who
is to be charged with their commercial interests.
BASLE, MARCH 141. L- .-The execution of the AA
of Mediation has now taken place in all the Can-
tons of Helvetia, by the installation of the Can-
tonal Commissions, and the dissolution of the Hel.
vetic Authorities. ) .

RATISDON, MAR CH 13.—The Austrian Mini.
ster has made a new proposition--to the Diet, in
which he confines himself to the prhposing that the
demands before made by the Este ER.Olt, for adding
if number of new Votes to the College of Princes,
and making a new arrangement amongst the Votes
"of that College, should be reserved for a particular
deliberation, independent of the general,Conclusum.

AtTGSI3,URGH) MARCH 12:---We have received
from Megentheirn the news that the Minister of the
Teutonic Order at Ratidon, M. ULRICH), has
transmitted, in the name of the Grand Master, to
the General Diet, a very circuanstanrial memoir, in
which, he, insists on the insertion, in the General
ItEc ssstts, of a conservatory clause in favour of
the Order. It would result, from the adoption of
this clause, that all the possessions of the Teutonic
Order, situated in Germany, must be'recognised,
and formally guaranteed, by all the Members of the
Empire; and it will be particularly enjoined to the
new possessors of the countries given as Indemnities,
not to make any attempt on thc,rights.and preroga-
tives of that Ordei.

VI PUNA, MARCH 9.—The Archduke Palatine
of FititioAtty: set off yesterday for Poersburgb,
accompanied by Count.DE SZAYAiY.

Our Court has again entered upon' negotiations
with that of Bavaria, respeaing an exchange of
territory. It is supposed that one of the results of
this negotiation will be the Cession of the 1/istria4
of the Bishopric of iefutiburgh ,to. Austria ; our on the other hand, will' cede to the EL IC-
TOR of BAVARIA the Margraviate of Barran. His
Majesty has resolved:to increase and repair the
Port of Trieste.

GENcIAt MARCH 5.—Conscripts are daily ac.
riving I rom France for• completing the demi-brigades
in Italy : 4.00 are now quartered here. The Go-
vernment provides for the subsistence,of the troops
of that nation which are in Liguria, by arrange-
ments with contraaors, but with whom the contract
is only made for one year. For some days consider-
able bodies of French troops have been marching
()wards the Levant.