The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-20 00:00:00

LONDO OCTOBER ;0, i3Ol.

Wj this finennon received, 72. y EXpREsS, Pnr;s
papers to the i 7th inst. They contain the Treaty of
Peace concluded betwen France and Rii;slr. The
Preamble recites the disposition to amity between
the two Powers. The, first Article stipulates to that
efie4, The. second Article provides for the Cc.s,
'sation of Hostilities, and that neither party shall
furnish the other with any contingent or assistance.
The third Article declares that the Contraaing
Parties, being desirOus As' much as possible, Of con..
tributing to the repose .of the respeaive Govern-
ments, promise that none of their Subjeas shall
hold any intercourse, dire or indirea, with the
ir)ternal enemies of the respeetive States, in order
to: the propagation of principles contrary to their
respeCtive Constitutions, or 'to the fomenting of
tronbles, The fourth 'ArtiCle places the respective
Embassies on the same footing as before the War.
The fifth does the same with respect to the comMer_
vial intercourse. The sixth deciares the Treaty
common to the Batavian Republic. And -by the
seventh, the Ratifications are to be e;tehanged in
fifty days. •
An Order of Government appoints Jost pH BONA-
PARTE PlenipOtentiary Minister of the Republic at
the Congress of 4biriens.
A long Letter from TotissAlNT LOOTER‘Tu. RE,
On-the subject of St. Domingo, occupies--too much
apace to be admitted, at the late hour at whichthese
Papers reached us, ip.our jounial of tO-44—y.

THE report that Marquis CORN NV ALLIS was to
'cave Town to-day for Amiens, originated altoge-
ther' in the impatience which the Public, feel for the
confirmation of the Preliminaries of Peace by a De-
foitive Treaty. A very short time will, however,
elapse before his Lordship leaves ngland, but we
o not believe that .he goes to Aezi,./is in the first
instance, but to Pari.;. The few poiots that remain,
to be adjusted will probably be decided in the
Capital, and it is from thence that he will pr9ceed
to the scat of Congress, pro forma. He will take
with him from Paris Mr.'N'Tzta.Y, as Secretary of
Legation : Mr. Moore, of the Foreign QtEce,
accompanies him as Under Secretary, but we have
;not heard, nor do we believe that Col. Li TT!, EH AL ES
is to accompany Via Lordship in any capacity.

The Hambgrgh Mail which became due on Sun-
day, is not yet arrivew.'
His MAjEiTy. yesterday took his morning ride
on horseback in incisor Great Park, accompanied
by the Dukes Of,kE NT and CUMBERLAND, PR I NC E
ADOLPHUS, PR INC ESSFS SOPH IA and ANSEL! A,
T.ord WALSI NGH AM, Ccl. NNI NCH AM, and Mn_jor DESBROW ; and at twelve o'clock, took the
diversion of hunting with the Han iers,
The QUEEN, and PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, ELI-
-15 ZAa IN aiz.l MA h , took .airiwt; to Frogmore.
The Earl and Countcs'i of C ARO IC,A:\T, and Lady.
CAROLINE WALDE RAVE, left WincL()r on SLID-
4ay for London.

PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER is appointed
by the DUKE of YORK to the command of the
Northern, Distrid. We believe His Highness will
make Lancaster Head-quarters.
We never credited the kport of the French
princes returning to Edinburgh, which we now find
to he totally void of foundation.
The report that the ci.devant Duke De LIAN-
COURT to be sent on a diplomatic errand
to this Country, is not likely to have the least
foundation. This member of the old noblesse is
not esteemed by either side. The Nobility con_
cider him as too. much of a
.7ac4i4 to he entitled
to their ‘cc4dence ; and the jacabilr.rthink he 11,:s
too duel of the pride of Aristocracy, The fad is,
that the Duke Unites the qualities of both orders,
but not those.qualities which are calculped to iessen
the prejudices against either.

A Morning Piper Ofyestrday asserts that TAL-
IsGA; the li7rentli .4,1t0r, waz `porn in this country.
It seems that yranee is to.be deprived of all crediti
fOr producing eminent characiet-.s ; for Scotland a few_
years ago claimed .13.21`;APARTE, and general LAU-
ISTON was 4c:tura d upQn Isis ar-
ivral, •

NAVAL
NEWS.

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PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 19.

Tars day AdmiraFLOrd RADSTOCIC hoisted his
Flag on board the Theseus at Spithead.

Sailed His Majesty's Gun-brig Escort, with a
Convoy for the Downs ; H►.s Majesty's Ship Are.
thusa, Captain \VOLLEY, for Madeira ; His Ma-
jt!sv's Ships Glenmore and Wasp, to the Westward.
Arrived the American Ship Toppin, from Lon-
don ; and John, WA LZER, from London to Gib-
raltar.

Sailed the Cygn,q, ME,Qtr: it, for France, a Cartel ;
Moralighe Maria, FjDGE, for Hambro' ;
and ilannah,WzLLi nuts, for London ; and Elooncra,
Rlrr.kr., for Plymouth.