The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-27 00:00:00

LO NDO .V , R CI! , ISoI.

AT a Lite hour last night we received, n Y
EX? AFss, Paris Papers to the 234 inst. They da
not add much to the knowledge of which. we are
already in possession. The Peace concluded at
Luneville was roclaimed at Paris on the z tst inst.
--From the Hague we receive the two following
articles :

HAGUE)MARCH s.—towarcis
,the end of last
week there passed through this place a Courier from
Berlin, charged with important Dispatches, from the
Court of Pettssia for our overnment: AcCording
to what we learn, the KING of PRUSSIA has invited
the Ilatavian Government to send a Commissioner
to lierl:i7, authorized to settle with a Piussian Mi-
nister and a Commissioner of the PRINCE of
ORANGE, the indemnities with respe6l to the Do-
mains which that PRINCE held before the Revo-
lution in Holland. This done, hits MAJESTY will
appoint a Minister at our Court. •

HAGUE, MARCH 16.---"1 his day 'the Tfibunes
of the Upper Chamber were filled with spelators.
An immense number of people from the neighbour.
ing towns crowded here; but the public curiosity
was disappointed, as the Report of the Committee
was postponed to to-morrow.

Accounts reached Town last right from Sir
RALPH ABERCROMBY.

The Hamburgh Mail due on Sunday last ar-
rived yesterday evening. It confirms the ac-
counts already received by the French Papers, of
an Armistice for thirty days having •been con.
• eluded between the French and Neapolitan
Troops.' An article from Naples, 'dated Feb. 19,
contains an Amnesty published by the Kim; of
NA r i.ts on the 16th of the same month at Pa.
lermo, by which all persons imprisoned for of.
fences against the State, previous to the month of
May last, are to be set trt liberty, -and such as
have left their country on the same aceounij are
permitted.to return,

- Arm- stare, that that the English nett had sailed for Egypt,
add that the Turkish Fleet would sail in twelve
days. It it asserted that Sir It.'ArtiltcvosiOT
had offered General MEN() V an honourable Capi-
tulatidni if he would evacuate Egypt ~i•ith phis
Trodps and return tci France/but had received a
positive refusal. The English, it is said, expert
the co-operation of 6000 men from the East
Indies, width will give • employment to the
French in the Eastern part, of Egypt, while
General ABERCROMBY attacks the Country on
the Northern and Western sides.

Accounts from Stockholm of dig 6th of March
mention, that the most a&ive fneparations arc
making for-War, anti the defence of the Country
::gainst any attack by the English.
Letters from the Hague of ,the 14th of March
mention the proposals fin the revision of the Con-
stitution. On the .1 zth a Courier .arrived at the
//ague from Berlin, who, these accounts say, brought
agreeable intelligence to the Batavia!) Government.
Prussia, it is said,' waits only the answer of the
British Ministry to the Note transmitted to Lord
CARYSFORT, to take further measures.

Two Hambergh Madi still remain due.

HER MAJESTY held a Drawing-room yesterday
at St. James's Palace, it being the first Court Day
since His MAJESTY'S happy recovery from his late
indiSposition. A more-numerous company of Nobi-
lity of both sexes were scarcely ever assembled, who
came to congratulate the Ou EE N on the joyful occa-
sion.---The Court-room was graced with the fol-
lowing Noble Personages of di3tinetion :
Their R6yal Flighnesses the • PRINCESSES AU-
GUSTAi ELIZABETH, SOPHIA, and MARI, their
Royal Highnesses the PR INC E of . WALES, tile
DUKES of YORK, CLAR ENCE, KENT, and CUM-
BERLAND ; their, Royal ',Highnesses the DUKE of
GLOUCESTE R, and PR I NC''ESS SOf II zA; their Serene
Highnesses the PRI,NCE and PRINCESS of ORANGE ;
the Archbishop of CANTERBURY ; the Bishops of
LONDON, .GLOUCESTER, OXFORD; NORWICH,
LITCHF I E LD, and COVENTRY, ST. DAVID'S, EX-
ETER, KILDARE; ROCHESTER, and MEATH; the
LORD CHANCELLOR ; the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER ; the MASTER 'of the ROLLS ; the
ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR GENERAL ; the Im-
perial, Neapolitan, Wirtemberg, Hessian, Ha-
noverian, Bavarian, American and Algerine En-
voys, and the Turkish Chargé des Afraires.