The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-16 00:00:00

MINISTRY OF MARINE.

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He did not. conceal that His imperial Majesty
had set on foot with the. Mediating Powers, on
tome points interesting to the House of Austria,,
0 Negotiation, from whence have resulted some ul.
tenor di,positions. He gave at the same time the
fOrmal assurance, that his Govern Merit would ne.
gle6t nu =ails proper to consolidate what had been
hitherto done,—and would occupy itself without
ceasing in. regulating Cie objetis which remained to
be settled.

" 'A Convention. With His Imperial' Majesty was
concluded on the z6ili of Deeember., and has since
received 'the respeOive ratifications. Some ex-
planations which were the consequence of it have
been completed. , In the interval, all that the ael
of the z3d of December left still to be regulated,
hi:S been happily eonduaed to a perfed issue, be-
tween the Mediating Powers and the Deputation.
" ile would not have given these derails, which
are
.sr.: well known, if he had nor considered,, that
there is an urgent necessity for putting an end
,to
all uncertainty,. by placing the last hand to alabOur
oh which, depends the tranquillity of the Germanic
Body..

fi The Deputation, in unison with the Imperial
Plenipotentiary, present "nriw this labour to the
ceneral.Diet. Ail the objects included in it were
known before ; opinions are formed, anti the pa-
triotistn of/the Elettors; PrinCes, and States of, the
Empire, waits, without doubt, for this moment,
in order that they may give to the Mediating
Powers the only 'mark of gratitude which can an.
ewer their amicable intentions, that is, to say, a
prompt ratification of the result of so much careind
labour.

(Signed) " L IFOR tr."
" Patisbert, 2.7tk February."

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BRI/stEts, MARCH 13. General BELLIARD,
who serVed with so much distinelion Under BONA-
PARTE in the Campaigns of Italy and Egypt, will
have the command of the Troops which are to form
a Camp in our environs, at the epoch,of the journey
of the IrtitsT CONSUL into the Departments of the
ci-divanr Belgium.- It also appears, that the. de..
neral Commandant of the 26th Mititary Division
will have the command of the Camp which is to be
sul?,tistuut on the Left Bank of the Rhine_ at oi
same time. • r
A great number of Recruits have already been
raised on the left Bank of the Rhine for the set-
v,ive pf •tile Colonies. They are condueteil to the
1741,6 t established at Dunkinf, from Whence they
viii bcembarked for their respalive destinations.

'Che following instance of remorse of conscience
occurred a few ddys since., at Croscomb, near Wells:
A young man in the service of a farme-r, had been
prevailed on, by his father, to rob Lis master °linty,
.and wal de,teaed by his mistress in the ad of putting
it in) 1)14 flutter's shoulders ; he' received some re.
•nroaches from the matron, but %I/JS promised fur.'
jovenest on the hay being monad. The unha
youth, however, in• State of despondency, bung himself the 3ame evening in ,an out-house. The
Coroner's Jury returned a verdialeto de se;. but
hat part of the sentence which .directs .the body to
~tied in the highway, was dispensed with.

The Frigate La "Fraternize sailed from St. Do-
mingo on the 7th of August lasts No news.hss been
since received of her arrival in any Port of, Europe.
It is therefore much feared that this Frigate may
have perished at sea. Other Ships_ in the Public
Service, which saileel frinn Si. Domingo at the same
time, have arrived, without accident, at the places
Of their destination

BgittiE, MAkcti 4.. —The news of the State
.semers REDING., 'litiv-DEI:.-MAUR, Brc. being set
at liberty, appears to be confirmed.
Letters from rijaccio, dated the 4th of. February,
announce that the first Battalion of the third Helve-
-tic Demi-Brigade, consisting of 600 men, has been
embarked. ,' All the Grenadiers requested to go,
and it was decided by lot which of them shoald re..
Main with the second and third Battalions. The
Yusileerit 'testified the same ardour to see the New
World'. One Officer alone gave in his resignation.
BASLE, MARCH' 4.—We learn that the French
Government has sent considerable sums to Geneva,
for the purpose of commencing the conitruEtion of a
new grand road to communicate between Satv and
The labour will Commence immediately;
Riazaßopr, Ft e. 27.—Note trammitted to the
Diet of the Empire by Cirizcn LAVORET and the
Baron de : , • •
" The -undersigned Minister Extraordinary of
the French Republic to the. Diet of the Germanic
Empire, had the .honour to present to its ratifica.
threemonths since, thegeneral Plan concluded
in the course'of the then. preceding month, with the
Extraordinary Deputation. in vested with full powers
by the Empire.