The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-16 00:00:00

PARIS, FEN. 12.

Tut Coinmissary of the Marine at Dokrdeaus)
has received a Letter from the Colonial PrefeEt of St.
Domingo, expressing his apprehensions that the
death of General LEct,s,ktF...may_produce efreas_
injurious to the Commerce of that Colony. The
Latter concludes with the following. paragraph
" I beg of you, Citizen Commissary, not to
lose a moment in relieving us from that state of
anxiety in which we are placed by the know IL:dge
of our own wants, and by the interruption of our
Commerce with you, as Bourdeaux is the Port upon
which we rely for the most important assistance,
particularly in the article of provibions."
Letters from, Madrid state, that the Inqukition
in Spain is expeded to be in a short time entirely
abolished.

,His Majesty the EMPEROR of RUSSIA has-sen
to the Minister for Foreign Affairs,, a superb collee
Lion of Gold Medals, which have,been struck in
Russia. They contain •the succession of Czars,
Emperors and Empresses, from Jo t§i WAst L't ow ETZ
to the preient. Emperor. There are 160 Medals,
HAGUE,. FEB. 4..—The day before yesterday,
the LegiSlativeßody published an account of the
Public Expenditure for the ensuing year, which is •
contiderabiy.lcss than those of former years. The
Expenditure:for the Chbrges Of 'Government, of tbe:
Legislativc.gody, and of the Tribunals of Justic.p„amounts,.'.
„amounts to 1,685,888 •floilns; for the maintelotet
of the• Army, Magazines, Fortresses, &c. 8,170,823,,
florins; for Foreign Ministeri, eec."502,4.10..f10r0,;.'
for the Marine 4, zgs, i72' .TheCouns4 for
the West.,l.ndies will receive for the expeeces of.the•'
•
iColoeies this year 1,565.,788 florins, and_the sum
.of isoo,oco will be advanced to the EaSt
India. Company:.
MAjESTit the KING
of SWEDEN has' Made a present of a Gold Snuffbox,
enriched with diamonds, to Colonel .SEBASTIANI,'
in consequence of .the part he Rook in the Treaty
between'Sweden and the Regency of Tripoli.
LYONS, FEB.- s.—Madame 'LE CLERC arrived
here the day before yesterdak, accompanied by
GeneraI.LAURISTUN, who was sent to meet her.—
She is at present. %06 Ter; Uncle, the Cardinal Arch.
bishop of
.tbis diocese, and she is attended by a
Guard of Honour. She is at present too trmeh
weakened by the fatigues of her voyage, and by the
she has undergone, to receive visits. The
Prefeti, however, and stene of the Public Func.
tionaries,, have been admitted to pay their tributes
of homage and condolence to this' honourable victim
of love and conjugal piety;
RATISBON, Fs E. 4.7-It is confirmed, that the
Regiment •of 13ender, stationed in the,Tyrol, has
:been placed at the disposition of the ARCHDUKE
FeRl) !NAN D Of Austria, rOresenting his Faiher.in.
Law',' the Dint gof Moo' in order to take pos.
.session of the Brisgau and the 0 rte mut, which have
been ceded to that Prince by the !louse of Austria.
The ARCHPUKIIIRRDINARD has addressed aLetter
'ID the Sovereigns of the different StiteS of Swabia, in
order to require a passage flr' that Regiment,'Which
is tO be immediately marched to Fiibourg;
learn on the -other. side, that the Battalion of the
16th French Demi-brigade, ...w11ie11...44141,,,i11.44
klrisgau,,w ill quit that Country in the beginning of
February, and that the principal Moderns Commis,
ParY was expetled there in a few days

GENOA, JAN. 26.—The French Ship Pifigh ap_
peared in 'tight of our Port on the 23d, and set pail
for Leghorn, after taking on board t Battalion,
of French Troopi. The. Satile.day the Minister
Plenipotentiary, M: SA 1. terrri, ihe Commandant
of the Polish i);Ani-Brigade, anti several Officers,
proceeded on board the Squadron, whiCh is still

stationed here. On,the next day the greater, part
of the Denti-Brigade were embarked. Those who

remain will be embarked on board the Frigate
La,Pereis, and <i Corvette which is 'expened from
Toulon,,,with >the exception of 70 sick, who are
incapable of supporting the fatigues of 'the sea, The
Squadron is now on the point of setting sail,
The- most recent Letters from CstisranthroAir,
give the most melancholy accounts of the situation
of the Turkish Armies in Egypt. The Mamelukes

increase in numbers and confidence every day .it is

certain' that the Porte leas applied to PASSWAN
Oc Lou, to take the Command of the Turkish Army
in Ezypt.

Bnat, Fru. 4..—The Ad of Mediation pro.
posed by, the First Consul to the Helvetic People,

is not yet known. ,Citizens BARTHEL:EMI', Ra.

nyltga, DESMEUN Ift RI and Vollctut, have trans-

mitted to the two Committees appointed by the
tWoSedioni of the:Deputies of the Swiss Cantons at
Paris, and have given ,to the Members of the two

Cbrnmittees, ail• the information which they can
desire ; but it is agreed that the dispmitionsi of
the Ad shall not be published until it has been

communicated to the Gcneral Assembly of the
Devq*,,A of tiOvctia, 14'11; Reputilli44.p Commit cc

presented on the 27th tilt. observations on the.
dispositions of the Ad of Mediation ; and some
hours after, the Aristocratic Committee did the
same. On the 28th, Citizen BARTI/ELEMY Fre.
sented a Report to the First Consul, on the
conference of the French Commissaries with 'the
'Members of the twoCorarnittees, and on the obser.
vations of the latter. The First COnsul having Aesit.
~...._ .. _. _
ed' to sec the "Meta-ers-Eilirteret wo Committees; they
were presented io'him or; the 29th by Citizen 134 e!
TIIELr my. We are assured that the Ad of Mediation --
has been dis".:ussed; and than it will be transmitted
in a few days to the Cousulta.
FRANI:Pi:JiII', FM I.—WC: are assured that the
EMPERkII, in delivering up Passau to Bavariai
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has imposed the express condition, that the Fort
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crtl led Oberaxs, shillibc, saiedi: that the .All3trian
Slibic 41S Shall haie-ilie fie*-ilafigat ion of the Danube .
419 tos- the Bavarian Possessions, and that all the
-Fief; .whicb the' ' Ei:iir,Oit' posses's ii" in Bobegia,
shall be ceded to His Imperial Majesty. On tbc
other side, the ,EliOaiov. his erg `3'g f-d to recognize
`
t4e Inc Statii4liiehl bate been formed in Italy.,,
oihe llfs above mentioned belonged to the I-lou,c. of
EUX Ports,' and prOtfuee an atmual revenue
soo,ooo `"finritiO. .Some `Auitrian - Troops
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remaining at Sq/z4,aurg are. destined to take pos..
tr
1 . ". i
s ssion of the Bisl44c: of Eicbstaili, nlhe name.
0 th9f3.L.wtio- Duilti43f7t/scANy, as 5 660 94 4.t4
. t (4,e. 4 ;4 •
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vtria shall havp.W6ed to let them pass.: • .
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: di8R447:44. JA.KIARy 2c•
Jf
lteins.the annjversaryofgßa MA'
srvs Bi ,
ith-dar, the whole eirricton were as.
sernl*479n .the—Graf4.-Pa rade, under arms when,
at'rer marching" Royals flightieS4 the G -
vernor,,and.saltittog)tim,.tlit4eValliei siqre fi red by
each regimen; i ; boprour of the day.
•
; The 'troops, c.v.ate'ill 'dressed in their nelr cloath.
ing, which, added', to. their regularity and discipliner'
rendered it one of the finest military exhibitions we
ever beheld.
The Spanish Commandant. was pre.ent 01 the
occasion, and aftitiwarld 'dined with His Royal
Highness, Oong. with all the principal Offic:rs 0f
the Navy and 4rmy.
We have: heard nothing froth the Fleet, or from
Malta these three weeks. The wind is still westerlY•
and prevents aily vessels sailing tor England.

Nlot,withstandinz the report in circulation re•
vetting the La! of Sr. VINCENT'S retiring from
the Admiralty, it is stated in one of the Nlorniog,
Pdpers, thist oonsegtv,nce of the improved • ate 01
hits Lordship's health, there will be no necessity far
his.quitting his situation.

. .
The report that has been *some time circulated
respeaing Sir SIDNEY Smt.rit's being abOut to cm"
bark. for Egypt, is now generally contradWted.
Con Monday. the MAST IR of the Ro c L$
presented
a Petition from the Duke of Gokplx, the hart .
Ftr e, Alai pther PrOprietors of Estates in the County
of'Banir, to th 4; House of Commons, praying for
leave to bring in a Bill'for making and keeping in
repair' Turnpike' Itolktr•and fol. commuting the
Stature Labours in the said. County, •
We understand ..that there are'no lest than a
ltandTed and severity. carriages' on the road from
cOVentry, loaded with.' Witnesses, who 'are sum-
moiled, to give evidenCe before thee Committee
which is to be. ballotteclloito.:mOrrow, for the put.
perie octrying. the merits of the Eltaion folr that
Fity. ,The labs urs of the Committee.aretzpefteu
to be of:considerable duration,
.Yesterday, came on at the. West India Dock.
IfouSe renchurch.street, the elation of-.Ditio;
tot to be taken from the Corporation of the City 01
London, when Me: Staple wasideclared duly &ea:
ecl, he having.a nia4oritY on the' ballof,"which it"°'
as lollowik viz. kor Mr. SLADE 115—For Mrs
BI.AXLAND 76.
A most animated marble bust of FRANCIS, the
late,,puke of BEDFORD, by NOi.LEKENs, has 1.15eq
presented to the Board of Agriculture by the pm'
sent-Doke, accompanied by .an elegant letter .from
His Grace to the President,'requesting their accelje",
ante of it, as a memorial of the liigh regard enter•
tained for that Board by his. deceased Brother;

On Friday last two written papers: of a seditioos
nature were dropped down the Pepper W;:rehouso
belonging to thin East India Company, under th°
Royal .4Xellange. One of them was siguvi
• Philip::: There-was also some writing in ch3h
a-cintilar tendency on the wall of Leadenhall MA/14"
diwovered on that morning.
In consequence of the more titan inuendo, ul/t/n.,
late Trial, that above half the Men in the Cornpani s•
Warehouses were disaffe;ted, a„meering of the Nun'
commissioned Officers,of the flrigadv of Royal E'6.111
India Volunteer convened by Serj..'lll/ajor .131tovi`;:i
of the =tl Regitnent,..took place on Friday last•
paper, Drawn up in strong and most reepeCtful,tertg'
addressed to the Colonel rn Chef, by the Scrjeank`'
Major, was unanimously signed. It states thcir am"
horrenceg the obloquy . can upon a body of men
hitherto distinguished for their loyalty ; and I°
peals, in the most. energetic manner, to their Owt
cers, as to their activity and zeal when celled Ojt
fur the suppression of riots. It concludes with;
fresh offer of service t9.1-its•MAjEsxv, and a" °-4.,
.of fifty pounds reward for the discovery of on/
person if! the Warehouses concerned in seditious
pratlices.
We understand, that it is nor necessary
MAIIfsTY ro sign the Death:Warrants of the Coll.:
spirarors, they having been tried and convielec.l
another County, and,by a Special Commission.
tha
The. account in the Public Prints, stating.
Col. DasPARD and the other six Convi&s, ar°
chained torthrr in a string, the chain strongly
fastened to the Cell in %hie!) they are confine
4 JtrittP cf fahrbocb. for ICI!

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