The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-30 00:00:00

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The First Consul returned from IVlghaisoyes'e
terday, and gave audience to the Amliastiadorser—
The Envoy of the United States,' empowered to
transmit the ratification of the Treaty of Peace
with -France, was presented. The First Consul set
off in the evening, for Malmaison, whence he will
return on the zsth to the Great Parade. •
l'he Mayor of Isle, Dieu gives an Account to
Gen. TRAVOT, that in a conference Which lie had
had with the English Adm. PELL EW, he had learned
that the Division under his command was instrated
to watch the French ships now in the Road of Ais.
It has for some days been whispered, that General
LMNES has been killed in a duel, and this news had
become the ,subject of universal conversation. 'The
fatt is, that Gen. LXiNES has not fought any• duel,
and that the man who is spoken of as his adversary is
not even at Paris.

One of our, journals announces, that• the Arsenal
at:Cad4 has been burnt.

NA ri.'Es, ApR I. 29. The Court has' officially
published, that the Peace between His Mkjesty our
King and the French Republic had• been ratified.---
1 s joyou-s intelligence Avas celebrated by Public
Festiali, which lasted three successive days, and
by;the illamination'of the City. We learn that the
French troops, 'ts,ooo in pumber, have concentrat-
ed themselves tetv,',2t.n a 'rant° and Tarentum.

Ay 25.
An English Flag of Truce which sailed from
Egypt 96 the 3 ast . March, having on .board,.the
Garrison of the Fort of Aboukir, arrived at Mar-
seilles on. the 1. sth inst.' qt sailed from illa/to;a0
reports that it had leftsat Engtish.Shiys
of the Line; several Frigates, asp Turkish and,
English Transports, and Three 'i'urktrh~`lips of
the Line, besides some:' Frigates.. Tpehtidy: 'of
General ABEILCROMIIy had been remo
where it had been buried, We learn iliac the Fort
of Aboukir, invested by the. whole British Army,
and consistiric, only of 16S- ;held. out eleven
days. Ir catpatuiated with. all .the honours'of war
on the /Bth March. The death of General .A a
CR.Olvt
.was•coneealed.from the French Prisoners',
as well as every circumstance subsequent to• the
battle of tEe 2ast March. '-The sending of this.
Flag of Truce is merely a hois.ting effiart- of the
Enemy. They have joined is' Spaniards to the'
small Garrison of Aboakir in order to make the
number of it greater,
, N
General Moaanu arrived here yesterday.
It was reported at Se,dia, On the al of May,
that the GRAND SIdNOR was dead.
Yesterday, four carriages belonging to the'Couut
of LEciroxist arrived- at the Spanish Ambassador's:
The Prince himself is.expeded to.day at Paris.
Git-von, MAY r a.—The letters fforn Lrgbora
which have this moment reached us state; that the
French Squadron' which had appeared. bir that port,
•.had sailed 'again to.pursue its route. . Two Frigatei
of that. Squadron were cruizing before the Canal of
the;lslc of Parr o _fi 'errajo, in order to favour the
Expec,lition. When the letters came' away, tlte.`
place .had nor surrendered, and the Forts defenckd
themselves with obstinacy, We expect, farther de.:.
tail's. 7
14,i'Cut,'IVI.‘y 18. The Asiembly of the First.
Chamber Of'the Pgislati ve'Bodyll.,,ls 'thin niojning
• decreed, thar•th Report of the COmmittee'i'egAidt.
ing:the revision and the new Plan of the Cb7tstitu-
tion which it 'has drawn up, shall be rirkki
distributed among the Members. The •It4Pett'arid
the Plan are.ro,be-submirted to the ,deliberStidni4OF
the Assembly_ three days after. the .dis tribu t ion. All
. slit absent -Members are invited, by circular letters,
to be present the*delibetations.—Our-Funds fall
rlailsr more and more.