The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-02 00:00:00

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}E the ist of Sep ember, when the Baron
Intendant of the; Treasory, opened the sit-
ti► the following Address:—

GENTLEMEN,

he uutorturrale Crafitois of-the Pontifical Go-
ant were the first to occupy the thoughts of
jetty, after the union of the Roman States to

he Emperor neither calculated the magnitude
iebt, nor its disproportion to the revenues of
,vernment, to which be had succeeded : 'pub-
) alone fixed his attention; he only felt for
sfortuues which a total cessation.of payment
interest for more than two years had pro-

know,-Gertlemen, all the Romans know
in, whether his Majesty has been faithful to
ust promises. Since the commencement of
/eminent, thu interest has been regularly paid,
it any exception, and withotit delay.
his diy his Majesty' has resolved to confer
greater advantages; with a single glance*,
'cerved the source of all the misfortunes of.
untry, and by one of those profound thoughts
prepare for the furore a change of manners
hole• veople, his MAjesty has made to arise
►e very causes which produced and perpe-
your wants, a new source of riches. The
debt wilt serve to renovate property in the
States ; and in dividing the domains of the
lining all the (creditor, of the raid-Govern-
his Nlajety wilt at once iestore their ancient
to land,, at this day so negletied, which
titivate:l by the. triumphant hands of your
rs. , ,

his great operation is entrus'ed to you; and
your cares, It is co you,. Gentlemen, who,
exient of your property, have' 'be greatest
in its success, that.his Majesty confides the
of so many farbiliei, and "lie pledge of a
ent, w bleb must have so happy an influence.
'tient will interfere, in no other way, but by
luperintendance; and in leaving to you the
)f the administrators of the property which
le3 to you, it carries, to the highest point, its
ee of the public faith, and its resped. for

~I)ts."

rzzc, SEPT. a.t.They are restoring' the for
its of this place, which were very much da-
v the last siege, in 1807. These works are
on under the inspeEtion'of French engineers.
iew works are added to the old.

CERDAM, SEPT. 17.7—Very great activity pre-
ia paying the duty of 50 per cent. on co--
roduce. The declarations already given in
to duty amount to 8-9 millions, without -in-
the value of the English manufaclures
have been confiscated; The English will
a very considerable loss; fora great part of
finial produce belonged to English commerce,
been sent here on commission.

ATOAT, SErr. lB.7,—Madame Blanchard on
made her ascent in a balloon, which will
remembered. Having been delayed in the
by the want of the necessary quantity of
acid, it was already about seven in the even-
en the balloon would not rise. Alarmed
e should disappoint the public, Madame
trd ordered the cords of her boat to be cut,'
spite, of the representations of alt who sur-
I her,. she threw het self • into the frail ma-
m'cl universal :.cclamations : her ascent was
e, and impelled by a brisk wind from the
ast, the balloon was quickly carried out of
but till her return, there was reason to fear
should be the victim of her courage, or ra-.
temerity. Happily, however, she returned
city yesterday about four in the afternoon.
icended at nine in the evening in a wood
einfisEbach, ten leagues from this place.

INA, SEPT. B.—ln pursuance •of the new or-
lon, it is said that the infantry regiments
isist of 12 companies of Insileers, and two of
ers, the former of 120 men each, and the
no. To each regiment will be attached two
us of landweltr, int which will be placed the
unerary officers. All the officers will le-
He-third of their pay in money, and the two
)irds in bank-notes, at their current valve.
veterans will receive their discharge, and all
soldiers will be set at liberty, whether they
ached the close of their engagement or- not.
signers of the rank of subalterns, who wish
scharge, will receive it immediately. In the
one fourth of the men will be discharged. It
lated that these new arrangements will save
e ten millions of florins.