The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-14 00:00:00

GREENOCK, APRIL 8.

SEAMEN are entering here very freely. On
Thursday a number of tine fellows were sent round
in the Prince Augustus Frederick revenue cutter,
Capt. Dow' r, in high spirits. They gave three
cheers as they got under weigh, which were re.
turned frntn the qu4ys, with three times three.
The Officers and boats from the three Revenue
Cruizers lying here, are just now making a corn.
plete sweep of the hands from all the ships lying in
the River.

The following Captains are appointed to aft
in the Royal Sovereign, of too guns, Captain Cult.
KY ; in the Britannia, of too guns, Captain KIT:
TOE ; and the Windsor Cattle, of 98 guns, Captain
DURHAM, fitting out at Portsmouth.
The Hon. Captain ELPHINSTONII FLE4ING is
gone to take on him the command of the Egyptienne,
of so guns, fitting"out at Sheerness.
The Seine Frigate and Zebra Bomb-vessel, are
ordered to be prepared for service as fast as possible.
Two thousand tons of Transport 'Vessels were
taken up for the service of Government on Monday.
The out-pensioners of Greenwich Hospital conti-
'nue to come forward very fast, and in order to give
every encouragement,. the time allowed is to be ex..
tended for some days longer.
A letter from an Officer just returned from the
Dutch Coast says, " We have been cruizing off
Goree for some time, w here there are several Dutch
Men of Wat, accompanied by three French/Frigates,
and supposed to be about 26,030 Troops. Vie left
Goree on Tuesday, when we were relieved by ano-
ther Frigate, and afterwards met the his, Minerva,
and Hydra, untTer way, it is supposed for the same
station."

Lieut. HArriNcs was the Officer employed under
CAN. WOLFE, Of L' Aisle, in the unfortunate affair
at Portland Roads, and-has been committed to,Dop.
chester gaol for trial.

THE HAMBURG/I MA :L.

VIENNA, MARCK 33.

TH-11 Imperial Ambassador in London, Count
srAirktNia ERG, has sent a courierto Vienna, with
advice of the misunderstanding between Enslave(
and France.; and we have since been 'assured.that'
our Court is determined, in case a war by sea should
commence, to preserve the strilest neutrality with .
respea to the Austrian Ports and Territory on the
Adriatic.

The Ittissian Ambassador, Count RASUMOWAY,
and the English Envoy, Mr. ARTHUR ?AGIT, bad
obtained leave of absence during the six summer
months, but in consequence of the change in politi:c.
cal circumstances, they have resolved not to. make
vie of it till-they receive further instruaions front'
,
their respective Courts.
Field-Marshal Lieutenant MACK is gone from
ttis City to his estate in Bohemia. His pension
his been augmented to 8000 florins.

HANAU, Mau 2.

NOTWITHSTANDING the reports of Wart
greateit preparations are making for theloutney of

the First Consul to the Left Bank of the Rhine.
His route will be from Bruuds, by Aix, la Cba••
pelle, to Mentz. In the latter town the Bnorge°l6.
Cavalry is embodied ; and the Horse-chassetirs hOe
received a grand new uniform. The General
Division lavAssruat has oflcially notified to 01

Garrison the approaching arrival of Bormritaxt.
There is a report, that when the First Conseil
is at Strashrg, he will be met there by the Egisc.
TOILS of BAVAZZA, BADEN, and WURTEMS

MANHEINI, Arm& I.
THE Landamman D'AFFILY has written a Letter
to the MARORAVE of &DIN, notifying his en•
trance on the Government of the Helvetic Republic.
He has likewise written similar Letters to the
Courts of Peterdurgb, Vienna, Berlim, and to oilier
Governments.

AMSTERDAM. Aiiw. y.

Px I VA.T E Letters from Paris contain the follow.
ing intelligence :
After the First Consul had received, on the 29th
of March, a Coutier from General ANDREOSSit art i
Extraordinary Council of State was held, and the
important question of Peace or War again debated'
It is understood that the votols were not Elven*,
the mainternmee of Peace, artilittosteier was Ant di,
4taGeneral ANDAE'OSST at Gonda.: with the laws.
tuns of the French Government. Ang/and, it
said, is to evacuate Malta, and a Treaty of Corn•
merce to be negotiated between the rwoNations.....
Should War, however, ensue, it will not be de.;.
Oared by the Chief Consul' but a Senatur Consul-
turn will be 'passed, which will render it a National
transaition. This document, it is said, is alma/
prepared and printed.

BRUSSELS, MlkillaK 10.

A request was made to the Batavian Government
to lend zoo horses from the Batavian Cavalry, for
,the use of the Guard of Honour which is to attend
the First Consul in this City ; but this not being
complied with, General BtLL/ARD has given per'
mission to :cleft zoo horses of the requisite colout
and size from the French Cavalry of the 24th Mili-
tary Division.

HAGUE, Arai!, 5.

YES? ERDAT morning the French Ambassador,
Citizen SEMONV 11. LE, again received a Courier
from Paris, which is the fourth in one week. lie'
immediately went and had a conference with our
Minister, Citizen VANT.D ER-GO ES, who yesterday,
evening sent off a Courier to our Ambassador',
Citizen VOS-V AN-STE NW YK.
The report that all differences between Ful44-'
and France were adjusted, appears to have been
premature. French Troops have already arrive
at Breda and Flushing ; and the latter Tow 9 i 1 50
full of Soldiers, that all kinds of provisions bays
greatly risen in price.

The proposed law relative to the Bank of France
has been withdrawn, and another proposed in its '
stead. It differs from the original one in t"
points. The original one had proposed,
anions of the Bank should be 45,000 at the least.
The new law limits them positively to 45,00'
The fixing of the dividend at 6 per cent. was ro'
posed to take place from the rst of next.Ventle•' •
miaire (aid_ September). The Regents of the Ban*
having declared, that the shales would experience(
too great a depression by so suchlcn a redo4tion
the interest, which has been to per cent. ; the Go• .
vernznent now suggest chat the redation shall hol
take place till the tat Vendemiaire, year 13, (23
September, 1804.)
A Gentleman of Rotherhithe, we are inforinct I
and who is now doing business for Governmen%
has just completed perpetual wheel ; the 01)..rile
of this mast valuable invention is to do awaY
necessity of fire and water, in the working of Mi
that the
and engines.