The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-20 00:00:00

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TO ItONATIARTE ,THR OREAT4 TIIP UNDER SUB.
CLIBING SOLDIERS, Mf*,:tit Ells Oi TILE avriATF.,
THE LEGISLATIVE OVDYiAND TH T;tiltG rtTE.`
14 Generall w Are 'ciltie to ask a favour, which
you will not 'refuse to our zeal and our affe,itiorn,
s. 'Without desiring to pry itittl the secrets of
your wisdoni,. in which we shall have always a full
and entire t'onfidenCe;' and only, if such be the
older of your desiitns; and 'hi case that you shall
nottiave disposed ofth otherwise, we entreat you
to admit us onbrnrd the vessel'4.hich is to carry
you to England ; and with' yvu, ;he vengeance and.
the destiny of the people of France. (Signed)
Kellerman, Perignon, Scrwrict,
Latuartinieee, Espenasse, RampOn,
Vautlais, Cazahlatlca, Dubats-Dttbakt
DeLlct.ty d'Agicr,„ Bequinnt, jacepin,
'Letr;nlc 1.-atout-Maubonrg,
Awkers,- Nattcs, Anid,
Duranteau, .Toulongeon, Regnant.
•Lasconrss 'llatdenct, Traveml,
TetassonPalcstne.'l)eiltaiirres, Sap ey.
Duhatnel, Saline, - Angnste inbe, •
Dam VeJix-Readjnis, Le to' de I,ll4lrne,
• C I tabautl- I. atnu r, C rtion- N isas. l ttule ii audit's,
lec. 4cc ."

NOTE ' •
?RESENTED DY MA. LISTQN TO CITIZEN VANDEI
001 s, SECRETARY 9 STATE.EOIL TOILEICN AF.

SI R,
Bit Order of my Court, I beg you to submit to the Bata-
vian Government the following considerations :
The KLNQ is
,animated With the most Cattiest desire that
Ww the new War which has just broken out, shall not extend
to the_Countries conneetcd with France t • and that it shall
not involve it its calamities Nations which have had no part
in the events that have given rise to it. • Ilts Mao tivry,
however, cannot adopt towards the Batavian Republic the
conduit which Such sentiments would dictate to him, Unless
the French Government is disposed to adopt an analogous'
system.
If France will consent to withdraw immediately her
Troops from the territory of the Republic ; it she will re-
lease the Batavian Government front the obligation, of fur-
nishing any Succours whatever by land or sea ; if in short she
will permit the Republic to observe a sincere and perfed Neu-
trality during the continuance of the War ; tits &IA J Est v
will engage on his side to adhere with scrupulous exactoess in
a reciprocal Neutrality, and in that case the Vessels which
may have been provisionally detained, shall be imme-
diately released. But if unhappily the First ConsUl persists
in determining to occupy the hatavian Territory, and to con.
vert the Resources of the Country into means of Hostility
and Attack upon Great Britain, His N fijs67.- v wilt feel him-
self forced, by what he owes to the Safety of his Territories,
and the dearest Interests of his People, to. recur to those
Measures which Providence has placed in his Hands to trus-
trate the Designs of his V numies.
It will, however, be with a sentiment of the deepest regret
that the Kt we will see the Batavian Government involved
in a War, which must be as littlecontormable to their inten-
tions as to those of His &I A) t ;Tv himself. . •

Receive, Sir, the assurances of tuy'dibttneuisheA considera-
tion. k, I.iSTON

Itteur, ilky 24.

CORN EXCHANCE, Jim. 20.

THER E is to-day considerable arrivals or Grain ;
Wheat carrl in the forenoon appeared at a small ad-
vance, particularly on fine'samples ; Barley and.M,ilt
are both at less prices ; Pease and Beans go off
heavily ; good Oats are still in full demand, and !nay
be noted at an increase in price of full is. per quay.-
ter ; Flour remains as last week.

Wheat sos aOs a 64s od 'Pick Beans -26 s a 30s ad
Fine ditto .- 6si a Eris 6d Oats :-' - los 4 23s ;.1 26s
Rye - -32 s a. 3ss od Poland ditto -27 a a .26s 0:1
Batley . US a 24s 6d 1 Rape seed ~, - 351 4 jki
Malt - . 4os a 4ss od l-ine Flour .. sos a 645. (.1
White Pease 42s a 4lls od 1 Seconds .Sos
Means , . jos a 3.4 s 6d 1