The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-16 00:00:00

PARIS, o

'rue Coirmi.LE n h?nq art ivel lure orft.lic.. 7.01.
Madame M u AT lin been gime 1)1 1/117i.• ddy
front Paris.

It apprai4 that tile. C,,ttosellor of S`tate
PETIET Wilt IT with tit,: Chief
tiott of the .attirc Annie+, with the title of Supe-
lior Commissary-General; It is tikewi,e
that the Tribust Dnitti will fi I itipostatit functions
in the same.

. HAMBURCH, jut.% 36.---on the propOsition of
the French Minister to the CirOe of Lower Saxe lly;
the Senate of our City has formally consented, that
during the present W.ir the French G werninTnt
shoat keep a Garrison at Cuxhaven. Jr is like.
wise believed, that there will be a French G trrison
at the Poit of T ravemundes in the' Baltic, with the
consent of the Senate of the Imperial City_of
beck, to which that small Port belongs. The
English Envoy with the Ansratic Toww, ma le
strong representations on this subject, but they have
been attended with no effect.

The States of Hanover have paid the first Con.
tribution imposed on them by the French General.
The money wag furnished chiefly by the Merchants
of Bremen and Hamhurgh, at one half per cen►. per
month; on a general mortgage of the Country of
Hanover.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 25.---Mr.DzummlND,
the English Minister, had his first audience of:the
GRAND V lit gi on the 13th, and on the 21st that
of the GRAND SIGNIOR. He displayed upon this
occasion an extraordinary pomp, which astonished
the speetators. The Suite of this Minister receivep
the usual Presents. S. H. m 'de a. present to S. E.
of an Arabiati horse, superbly caparisoned.
GENOA, JUI.4I' 31.—Within these few days an
Officer of the French Marine arrived here from Nu.
lon, charged with the direCtion of the Works which
are to be carried on in this Port, for the cons!roc.
tion of several Vessels of War. There are at Tou.
lon ten Ships of the Line fit fur service, besides
Frigates and other inferior vessel::. On the t4th a
Ship of 80 guns was launched : two others are
building. A Frigate and two Brigs corning from
Smyrna, have entered Toulon. These vessels ap-
peared before the Port at the same instant when the
Squadron of Rear-Admiral BICKERTON, which
truizes in these seas, was forced by the weather to
stand our.

The French Troops have not let taken possession
of our Pprts, but it is still thought that they will.
The English have, it is said, detained two 11,1!r.
chant vessels under the Imperial Flag, the one
bound from this Port to Lisbon, and the other from
Lisbon hence, and sent them to Gibraltar.
Auc. 4...—Our Government having
been informed that the English projeded an attack
upon the Isles of Zealand, it has taken in curse.
quence measures to disconcert the views of she
Enemy.. Lieutenant-General VICTOR has given
orders to the 2 lit and 98 It Demi.brigades, to two
Squadrons of 11 irse Chasseurs, and a Squadron of
Dragoons, to put themselves in march, in order
to be embarked at Rotterdam, Williaeuiadt, and
Bergen.op.Zoo.m. A attachment of Artillery, and
several Officers of Engineers, have also passed into.
the Isle of 11slcbere,. Middel6urg has received
orders to prepare accommodations tor 2000 !nen,
with which the Garrison of that place is to be
augmented.
AUG.6,---CifiZerl SCHIMMEL? INNINCK-will
side at Paris, in quality of Ambits tadur and Com.
missary.Genetal of the Batavian Republic, Me.
Government will give him in his instructions a very
extensive power, which will, douhtleks, acceleTate
the progress of business. lie will depart at the end
of next week for lite CaAtal of France.
Admiral DE WINTER. holds frequent conferences
with the Council of Marine aril the G .vernment
of State. It is probable that hi: will be placed at
the head of the Batavian Marine.

We expql in our Republic a Carrs of .7000 men
froM the Upper Rhine, which will mike part of the
Grand Army destined for the Expedi ion apinst
England. Thesv 7000 men will pass by Nimeguen.
BR USSE LS, AUG. 6.—About two hundred Gun.
vessels, Mat-bottomed Boats of the first and second
classes, are already on the' stocks in our Ports, aod
on our Rivets and Canals, and a great number of
others will be put on successively. The materials
for them not being very abundant here, have been
purchased in great quantities in Holland, with
,the
authority of the Batavian GAvernment.
Auosuulto, Acre. 3.—lt is reported that in
consequence of Negotiations between Austria and
the Court of llavaria, the former will take posse..
sion of the 1 nn. Vertd, anti that His EleAloral
Highness will receive in exchange the territories
of Suahia, belonging to Austria, with an indemnity
of 16,000,000 of fl

• - •
Mr. PRAIGtAti, the Parisian Banker, is arrived
in London. fle is said to be the bearer of a Mes.
sage to our Government from the FlttsT CONSUL,
and to the following effeel :—That case au) Of.
liar, bearing a Freud) Commitsiou, shall be used
harshly, or put to death by the usual process of Eng.
lush law, retaliation will immediately take place on.
those British subjekts now under arrestatiOn in
France I This threat, it is supposed, arises from
our having arrested several French Officers in Dub.,
tin, engaged in fornenting the late Rebellion : hut
as such men must be considered as Spii.f, and are
not proteand by the laws of any civilized State,
we cannot imagine this to be: the objeet of Mr.•
PERIGEMI's visit to London ; but rather to settle
116 accounts with certain reuniting hoists in this
Metropolis, previous to the Invasion,. which it is
now supposed will very shortly be attempted.
Another ace,unt states, 1114 t PERIGSAU's chief
business in London is to procure stone pecuniary
supply from the British Guyer riment for tin' English
‘now tinder arrestation in Ftafiet`, Boni are
:in a deplorable State ; while 4,thers, ss hose means
are great, live in the most luxuti,-us style.
• The French have Eight Sail of the Line and Five
Frigates ready tor Sea at Timlon, hot they are so
closely block,ded by our Fleet slut they dare nut
Move. The .Freneh Squadron is commanded by
DAc ttES, the Captain of, the Guillaume. Tell an the
battle of the Nile.