The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-30 00:00:00

LOND C.) N, NO YE Ili B,E R 30; tBox.

WE'yesterday received Par:, Papers to the zsth
instant, which contain a very importznt Article, to
be found in our subsequent ColumnS, being an Of-
tidal View, of the Situation of the Republic, signed
by the CHIEr CONSUL. The system of policy
pursued by' France. towards the • different States of
Europe, is.here set. forth with a great appearance of
candour. • The History of the Negotiations with
this Counttlt concludo the view, and this part
will, .doubtless, - be,:.read with inore tba4 common

interest.

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The affairs 9f;St. Doinit4o, iAlfti to occupy a large
share of the attention of the 6titEr CO NSU L , The
&est Fleet was preparing to set sail.

Colonel SINGLETON arrived in Town on Satur-
day night from Pails.---It does not appear that he
brings any particular news,. It was
snever Iris in-
tention to remain in France more than a fortnight
or three weeks.

In. the vessel. that brought Colonel SINGLE:T.ON,
came a 'French Messenger, and a French Mail, ',the
_ .
first that- ha's • beerf*receival. in this Country since
the War. .• -

A :fifth Hirshargh , became due yesterday,
and none of them had arrived when our Paper was
pur:teress.- • • -

*The ROYAL FAMILY yesterday attended Dirine
Service, at Sc. George's Chapel, Windsor.
A 'Council of His MAJF.STY's Ministers 'la
,which the Right Hon. the LORD CHA;WELLOR,
the CHANCELLOR' of the E;:cnEQUEit, and the
Membet-s of the Cabinet were pmert, was yester-
day arteincion held at Lord HAWEESBURY'S dfice.
The meeting commenced at two- o'clotk, and con-
tinued near three hours. •

The Right Hon. the Earl of CHATIIAM gave a
grand 'dinner yesterday, at his house in St. James's-
square
_; of the companyjkv_ited were Ms- Royale
Highness the D uAz .gf;l.rp 4rd PEL A.Fl,•Lorti
PAGET, GeIIeraIst,PUNPASATAiSIIAMES PULTENE.Y,
COl.•CALvEß.T„*.c.liptjci% •and Mr. GREEN-
woon• • • •'',4,4

Lieutenant-Colonel Q Do,'4 LE, - Dept ty_ Adjutant
General to the Forces in Canada, is arrived'in town
from Quebec, after a passage of rwenty:seven diys.
He brings dispatches to Government containing
an account of a dangerous conspiracy having been
discovered at Montreal, the objeet of which wa;
to have produced a. complete insurrection and re:
volution in that colony.
It appears that the French Agent at New York
had found means to 'introduce about seven oreight
hundred desperadoes into Upper Canada, .under
pretence of settling there, who were chiefly French
or from the State of Ver4nont,, and who on a fixed
day were to have 'assembled near Montrealy and
to have attached 'and plundered that -place,, and
:afterwards to have induced the Canadians to join
them. . _

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The assemblage of such an excessive numb r of
•
FOreigners exciting sorn,p 'suspicions in' Govern-
ment, orders were given to apprehend same,. of
them, when the rest, thinking themselv_es
vered, fled in all direaions, but not before six" of
the ring-leaders were apprehended, who made a full
confession of the whole plot.
This is the second instance of the kind that has
thus been 'happily frustrated during the War: A
person of the name of llPLean was the chief Agent
in the first, and was executed about three years ago
for the crime.'

It is a curious, instance of thecaprices of Fortune,
that while PASSNW,AN 0Q1.0,1,1,, is •spreading con-
stermition over the Southem pg,t of the Turkish
Empire, his two ilrothrs, byrlfienity not we be-
lieve common in the Turkish government, are suf-
fered quietly to keep a Coffee-house at Pera.

•
.Vrivate Letters fkom Paris state, tint the sum to
be allotted for Atting,up the Palace of St. Chard, for
the residency; •pf- the pi' fa CONSUL, amount
ra 450,000 francs, ;nearly 40,0001. It was:under-
stood at Paris.shat BORArARTE would present Ge-
norpl:llgß:rtitElt with. hi& villa and demesne of
- •
The Overage Price .of Sugar, computes' from the
Reptrits made for the Week endink the 25th day of
- • •
November iBox, is Forty.two Shill;us
_and.rfwe.
pert 77.7. w-re Farthinzs per hundred Weight.

NAVAL•NEWS:

RTS MOUTH, Nov. 29.

5 A.:I, L E Majesti's,'Ship_Pi,sAni, for Tot-
bay.;--alto the Irresistible, for the Channel Fleet.
Yesterd4 Sailed thC-_Careirtia and 'De • Rigre*,
with sealed orders; itiPposed to. he for' Madeira, to
bring- home the British Troops who are,,now in
possession of that
SCII-.ooner; the • Charlotte,
fro4plar#Y4sterdav released froM
fr.)l ot
tine,i9a.AsS- .) . •

tliVarbedermizny VICK, for Gotienburghl
Mount: RO.oj):FE'i cy , for Surinam ; .Grenada, ---,
for Detherary ; and several :ooieroutward..hoUnd
West-India Ships•
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DEAL, Nov. 29. '

'DIE Cargoes of the Duke of Claierice, PrAte,
for St. Kitt's, and So.p‘ bia Magdalena, frolll China,
are landing : not more than 200 chests of tea from
the hater will escape damage.
The Canada, HERBEkT, for St. Vincent's, Was
spoke with yesterday morning. between Folkstone
and the Ness, with loss of fore-mast and bowsprit;
but had no doubt of her getting into Dungeness,
the wcathes being modeiate.