The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-16 00:00:00

PARIS, MAY t 3.

Tut;
_Official Communication of the last Official
Dispatches from the British Cabinet, was only made
by Lord WHITWORTH to our Government on Wed.
nesday, so that his departure, if it takes place at
all, is at least delayed for twenty.four hours. We
are disposed to hope, that that spirit of conciliation
which has caused so many successive delays, will
succeed in consolidating the honourable work of a
Peace acquired by so many vidories, and crowned
with moderation.—(Clef du Cabinet.)
Several Papers have announced that General
ROCHAMnRAU had been recalled from St. Domingo,
but we believe that there is no foundation for this
report. We are also assured, that the administration
of the Colony► had undergone a great change, though
we are yet unable to state the particulars.
We announced some time ago, that 13,000,000
of piastres were expelled at Cadiz from the In.
dies : we now learn from Bourdeaux, that a great
part of it arrived about the end of April.
It was generally believed yesterday evening, and
every thing seemed to announce, that the English
Ambassador would depart in the I;ight.
PETEASISURCH, APRIL I6.—The hopes of Peace
are all on a sudden vanished. Our Troops march
on the 18th. The EIAPRIOR has advanced Money
to the Officers, in . order that they may not he
embarrassed by preparations for the march and the
Campaign. General MICHELSON will command
the Army in Chief. General Van SUCHLELEN re.
mains with the EMPEROR, who it is still asserted
will take the field in person. Admiral Tsc Inc it.A.
cm commands the Fleet.

The French Colonel CoLatter is preparing to
return in haste to Paris.

STOCKHOLM) APRIL 22.—A frequent inter.
dange of Couriers takes place between this Court
and that of Petersburgh, but we arc in general hero
without the least inquietude with respeet to the
cliErences between the two Countries, and we al.
already regard the business as amicably terminated.

ZURICH. MAY 4.—Evil disposed persons are
atill endeavouring to excite agitations. Reports
have been circulated, that So,ooo are to be enrolled
by force in the French Service.
General RAP? arrived at Schrtv;tz on the 24.6
April, and had a conference with M. ALOYS Rao.
stio, to whom, it appeared, he had a particular
Mission.

NI. RUDING Las given an account of their con.
fetence to the Grand Council of Schwitz. He stated,

that General RAre, assured of the constant be-
nevolence of the First Consul for the small
Cantons, and that in case the other Cantons
should by a violation of the COnstitutional
compel the French to take measures against
them, the independence of the smaller Cantons
should never be exposed to any danger. It is said
that Generals La Comm; and KLE tsf will soon
strive in Switzerland, and that a large body of
French troops will pass through this Country.
VIENNA, APRIL 39.---The last accounts from
Constantinoph state, that the Rebel ABDUL Ws-
citA u, (which signifies in Arabic, the Propagator of
Light) has candled a force of nearly one hundred
abd fifty thousand men, chiefly Arabs, and that
all the country between Medina, Mecca, and
Bawra, has submitted to him. The Rebels have
not yet, however, got possession of any strong
places, and the Porte is collecting; numerous bodies
of Troops to march against them.
A Courier has arrived here with dispatches from
Dc JeII.ACHICII, Commander of the Troops
stationed on the Frontiers in the environs of
Semlin, by which we learn, that some ads of
violence have been exercised by the Turks
against the Imperial Subjeds near Rasta. It ap-
pears that the scarcity of provisions which is expe-
rienced in. Bosnia and Servia, has given rise to
these disorders. An Arabian Vessel transporting
wheat on the Danube, was stopped by a body of
Turks ; those who guarded it opposed the unjust
pretensions of the Ottoman subjects, and a skir-
mish ensued, in which several persons were kill-
ed and wounded. The Austrians, although
supported by some Troops, were obliged to
yield to numbers" and after they were repulsed the
Turks seized the cargo. Our Court has demanded
satisfadion of the Porte for this insult.

We learn that an Envoy from the Porte has ar.
lived at Widdin, to summon PASWAN 00Lour to
ICSIOre to the Prince Of WALLACHIA the 300 purses
of 500 piastres, extorted during the stay of his
Troops in Wallachia, PAM AN Oci.uu lU said to
shave given an'unsatisfaanry answer.

SMILES, MAY 4.—For several days troops of
.all descriptions have arrived here : the artillery,
and a part of the infantry pass to the lilt Dieu,
in order to fortify it, and prevent it from being
taken by a Crap de Main by the English, in the
event of a rapture. The rest of the infantry will
remain here to form the Garrison or this place anti
its forts.