The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-20 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY

YirriRDAY was celebrated, the Anniversary of
the 14. th of July: An immense crowd assembled in
the Champ Alisies. On one side of them were,
ereEled seats ; they were construf'ted with the
utmost elegance. On the other side there was
a transparent Greek. Temple, of the 'finest propor-
tion, and splendidly decorated. In the centre was
a triumphal Arch, and several Orchestras.
In -the c.rer of the Temple, on a pedestal of
rnarble and ,gold; was displayed a . group of three
figures.; Viclory presenting- Peace to France, who
}vas supported by the God of War. On the outside
bE the Temple was a catalogue of the names of the
'dicers and Soldiers who Ir.ve received brevets- of
nononr, and .Ibolve these heroic inscriptions, the
lowing motto, formed of the branches of palmtrees,
was traced in colossal charaaers—" .1-ohour to the
"Loarlike virtu S!" On the front and sides of the
base of the ,Temple was written-7--".77,7e Legislative
Body to the Armies !"

The Theatres were opened, and every body ad-
mitted gratis, and notwithstanding the innnense
crowd which was assembled, the, greatest order
Prevailed. All Paris was in the .Champs sles ;
there were Balls, Orchestras, Pantomimes, Theatres,
Concerts ; and Balloons were let off : there. were
also Artificial Fireworks, and general Illmpinations,
&c. The First Consul .had in the morning re-
viewed the Troops ; he was received with univer_
sal applause, acclamations, and repeated cries of
Long.live BONAPARTP. !" fle.took that opportu.
bity_of giving_A Standard to the First Battalion of
Chasseurs, and also to the -Cavalry. After the
Parade, hegaVe audience to a Deputation from the
Tribunate, who ,carne to wish hunjoy of I)is re-
tover-y. Soon after V,e gave audience to the Am-
bassadors, and several Austrian Officers were Pre-
tented to him by Count CO.B ENZ M. DE
LUCITIESi NI presented two Prussian Officers to him,
and the Ambassador from the Cisalpine Republic in-
troduced General Lt con a. Afterwards the First
ConSul gave a Dinner of 250 covers : all the Foreign
AmbaSsadors, M. DE GONSALVI., the Senators,
the‘Ministers, t! - Counsellors of State, the General
,
Officers, and. tne .Aembers of the Legislative Body,
&c. who Were in Paris, were present.
Citizen .I3r AuvAts, Chief of Battalion, who
after the Naval Atlion at Aboukir, offered to carry
Dispatches in a Balloon, aseended:in the evening
With GARNE R IN. If the wind is N. or E. he means
to go as far as possible. •

We learn from Seal is tharconsiderahle acivllees
ire already made fur giving no the Brispu to the
vuitE of ,MontNA. Three Commissaries are trn-
l'ioyed at Guntzhurg in separating the Biblie Papers
and Records belonging to that Country from those
bf the Austrian Government. M. DE•SOMEILEAU
IS' President of the Imperial Coniinission. The
Archives which had been sent to Vienna during the
War have been brought back.

Among the Articles agreed to by the National
Council representing the Gallivan Church, in-its
Sitting of the i ith, are the following:
4r 4x/cry Government. has a right to exam from
the Ministers of Religion a pledge of their fidelity.
To pretend that the latter cannot give that
ledge without an authority to, that effea from the
-Vol.!, is an error in opposition to the Word of God,
to the traditiOnt of the Pothers, and to the exd-m.
Ales of the Saints;' dangerous; to the public tran.
quillity, and prejudicial to the the interests of the
Sovereign Pontiff himself.
" To aa in consequence of that error) consti,
mutes insurreetion

" The promise of fsdelity to the Constitution of
tne Republic, comprehends at once aaive and pas_
Live fidelity, namely; not only the engagement to
submit to the established order of things, but also to
concur in the maintenance of that order."

ItXTILACT OF A LETTER FRO?i CANDiA, (147t111-

out DATE.)
" Almost every fortnight we see gnglisli Frigates
brriVC in the Ports.of Sicily, in order to take in Pro-
te
t the inhabitants_ shew- them every polite-
ss,
and make then many. Presents. We hope this
Vill not last, long. 7 You know) that in the great
ba'ttle in which the General was killed, they lost
°OO men, and since then they dared not make any
attack
upon Ale.x:atidria. The English are cum-
Paelledi
acknowledge the bravery of the
•French,
fanr„d they no longer hope for success from their
lish
Expedition. Twenty-seven sail of Eng_
Tran s sports have been seen. from the W e tern
part of 'this island.sailing towards Europe; they are
Conveying
home their wounded:"
CAo/z, JULY do not know the Con-
d;tions of the Treaty of Pea.ce with Portugal ; it is
supposed that the Siege of Gibraltar 1011 }I.: under-
taken, in order that the expence of the Campaign
may not be lost.

Al GSBOURG, JULY 3.—A report has for several'
days prevailed,' that all the Ecclesiastical'Ptinces
are to be deprived of their .temporal powers, with
the exception of the Eleaor of Mayence, who will
take the title of Primate of'Gerrnany.
STUTGARD). YuLY 9.--They speak of a new
rxench Army' of Observation to be shortly assembled
upon the left bank of the Rhine.

We have intelligence that there has lately appear-
ed near Corfu, an English Squadron, commanded by
Admiral BiCRERToN, which has been dispatched
from the Fleet of Lord KEITH, to observe the
movements of GA4THEAUME7S Squadron.
BoRbERS OF THE MEIN, Jtit.Y 7.--Sonle of
the German Gazettes say, that as soon as the Ne,
gotiations relative to the indemnities to be granted
to the PRINCE of GRANGE are terminated, His Serene
Highness will make a formal publication of his re-
nunciation of the Stadtholdership, and all the digni-
ties with which he was invested in Holland. The
cession of Brisgau to the House of Modena is upon
the point of being carried into effett. The Cheva-
ilier de BRAY is going to:Berlin as Minister from
the Eleaor of Bavaria. •

VIENNA, JULY I.—The General of Cavalry,
MELAS, is arrived at Prague, where he has taken
the, command of the BoherniaD Troops. Major-
General Count PEJACSEVICH is promoted to the
VIII of Field. Marshal Lieutenant.

LAW
REF WP.

Eouitt OF KING's BENCH, GMLDIJALL, Jury

SITTINGS BEFORE LORD KENYON AND A SPECIAL JURY