The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-11 00:00:00

PARIS, Fes. 7.

AT the Diplomatic Audience of yesterday, Lord
WH TWO ItTH4 Ambassador from His Britannic
Majesty, presented to the FIRST CONSUL :
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Lieutenant_Colonel Tyndall of the Horse Guards..
Colonel Forster, of the Infantry.
Lieutenant_Colonel Ferrier, of the Infantry.
Majoi. Murray, of the Infantry.
Colonel Unwin, of the Infantry.
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Mr. Lovelace, an Officer of Dragoons.
Captain Weddington, of the Infantry.
Mr. Wickham.
Mr, Barham.
Mr. Lee.
The Government have passed a Decree for regu-
lating the affairs of the isles of France and Reunion,
by means of a Captain General, a Colonial Prefeel,
and a' Commissary of Justice : the Captain General
is to have the command of the Forces by Land la
Sea ; the Colonial Prefed is charged with the Can.
of the Finances, and the general administration nt
the Islands ; and the Commissary of Justice, with
the Judicial Department.
A letter from Errst, under date of the 3 zst nit.
says, " The day before yesterday were passed I*
review the deported Negroes who were at Pantant-
zem. Aim of them are destined to be embarked,
the remainder will form a Military Corps, to be
placed at the disposition of General Dcca.eN, Cap.
tain General of Pondicherry.
M. LA FAYETTE broke his thigh on the 4th, by
a fall on the ice, as he was retiring from the how.
of the Minister of Marine.

VIENNA, JAN. 24.....-According to letters from
Peter:burgh, His Imperial Majesty does not oat
to interest himself in the amelioration of the lot, ow
the XING Of SIVRDINtA. The union of Piedmont
to' France will not present any obstable to the sOn'►
cess of his measures. Another obje in which 111
EmrEitott of RUSSIA. takes much interest, as W
as our Court, is respedingthe Indemnities of 02;
varia, in return for the cession of the BishoptiC
Eicbstett.

We learn, that the Port of Fmke will be imme-
diately declared free, as well as that of Tricot ;
commerce of Vatic', as is will known; has rcquira
it for a long time..

BERNE, JAN. 30.-A great fermentation rm'
vails in the Upper Country, We suspeE some 6C,
cret plots. General NET, after the explatlati4)"
which have been given to him, sent yesterday t°
Mum one of his Aids-de-Camp.
RATzsaorr, JAN. 27.--rTbe Imperial city of
relate' will, it is said, be ceded to Bavaria, up?"'
condition of re-ceding it to the king of Prussillit
who will give in exchangg some portions of ter 4'
tory; suitable to that Prince.

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RATISLICiIf, JAN. 28.—0 f HiS
A Reclamat,on'
Serene,Highness the Arcktike FERDINA3D 01
stria, Son-in.:law and presumptive Heir of the Du.‘
of.lVoDerrit, has been 'submitted to the considers?*
tion of the Diet, in which that Prince grounds hio
pretensions to the Chapters, Convents, and Abbeil
included in the Brirgrai, as being annexed rO.thc
antic:it right of Soveteigilty with which tin; 100"'r
Government was invested. His Highness i".•
winces claims iluqn the Imperial Cities of o.'-`7'"
bburst,gelirenhach, anti :Zell, devolved IP' ,
House of Baden, and which he considers 56 c°"'"
prised in the, Imperial Bailiwick of LiOrrenol
which is ceded to the Duke of MODENA, 53
in the Plan of Indemnities, as by the Conventiort
of the 26th of December. It is not
supposed th°
this Reclamation, so important in itself, and so t
viouslk prejudicial to the Margraie of 134 DEN) "
to the Order of Malta, Will be admitted,
At the conclusion of the Votes which had be,es/
declared of the 38th sitting, it was resolved-r.",.°
request the Imperial Plenipotentiary to make
pressing representations to the different Ministerl
of the Mediating Powers, to induce them TreelY
provide their cotnpleMent of the grants to the Elec•
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tor Arch-chancelior, either by the reservation of
the tolls of the fthine, or by some other means'
FRANKFORT, JAN. 28.--• A rather curious spec/
tack, for Germans has lately been exhibited at this
place ; namely., a numerous company of Cometlianst
Dancers, Singers, Musicians, &c. who in this riga;
worthy of the place whence theame,--the metro'
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runs season have acquitted themselves. with "
polls of France. They are on their route* througll,
the north of Germany to St. Petersburg, Many. ,
them'take.their families, in the hope of establishing
themselves in the capital of Itussiai
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