The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-17 00:00:00

PARIS,. JuNi r 3.

On the loth instant, the Count and Countess 'of
LFCHOR Went to visit the 410.7/ des Monnoies, ac,
companied by the Minister of the Interior. They
were condkied through the ditTerent apartments .by
the Ditedor and Administwors of that_Establish_
ment, and a medal was struck in theit presence, in.
seribed.to the KING Of ETRURIA, and bearing vari.,
aus appropri,lie emblems,. The Count and Countess
proceeded then to the Cabinet of Mineralogy, and
spent a whole hour in examining• the productions
which it contninS.`
A Letter from Havre, dated the. 9th, states as
follows At seven in -the evening of the 7th,
two frigates and a -Corvette, belonging- to the
enemy,.came in sight. One of the Frigates and
the Cork istte kept a good offing ; the other ap.
proached, the battery of La. Neve, and tired two
guns ; the ball from one of them fell near the sen-tincl. They were answered with one gun ; and
°then a shell was thrown, the splinters of which
seemed to fall about the Frigate, and probably
On board, fur she immediatery tacked and stood

to sea."

In the night of the-Stiff, ail English Frigate sent
in-her Boats to the Harbour of Ancona, and sue,.
ceeded in cutting out.the Bull-Peg Corvette,' which
lay at ancho.r..within the light-house battery. The
French :ViTors at Ancona, however, being
' prised of the business, by an aviso stationed at a
diStance from the Corvette, retook her about an
hour. after, though already under sail, and out of,
reach of the batteries.
Dispatche'S have been received from Citizen.
ALQUIER, Ambassidor at Naples, who, in the ab.:
sence of his Majesty at Palenno, has been presented
to the Prince Royal. The troubles at Naples are
nearly appeased; hatred is ceasing ; this unfortunate
people begin N.) hail the dawn of happier times. A.
great number' of, state PriSoners have been set at.
liberty, and there are not more 'persons detained in.
the differ:.it Sicilian prisons at present than in those
of other European States. All the French Vessels
which have entered the different ports of Sicily and
N;pies, have been received with great propriety,
and eveey thing leads to the belief that the Cabinet
of Naples perceives at' last her real iderest in at-
taching itself to the influeitee , and proteetiOn
France, wllicir alone can .e“,are ;he interior and
exterior tranquillity, and the connuercial,prosperity
of NaPles.
W Austria ausking
for the maintenance of Continental Peace ; whilst
she executes the Eth, 9th, loth, and x Id) Artid6
of the Tteaty of Lunerilile, evif dis Posed persons,
or dupes, seem 'to:: delight in spreading the most
sinister -rumours. 'They fortify these rumour; by
the cireutnynance that the Krs'o 'Of PRUSsik has
ordered 40,000 men to be' assembled between 'Bo,.
li,, and Pol,sdatir and they deeluee. extraordinary
'consequences from the steps between 'these two,
Powers : but thek do not observe the following
or they disguise them from their partisans :
. ' The Treaty of Peace is eoncladed between
the French Republic and the EMPEROR. ' The Er.i-
eE Fi o R therefore is himself interested in the (=cu..
don of the opeii and secret Articles. ' • •
2'.• It is 'known that the "French Government com-
municated to the Government of Berlin the bases of
Peace before it was'eoneinded.
3, The Prussian Troops, now their manteuvres
are-over, are' retnining to their cantonments. •
q. UntiftheSeculanzations are entirelye xecuted,
there, remain in.-the Belgic and Rhine Departments
60,00ri men on the War establishenent,'
5 Sane 'Posts on the other side of the Rhine are
re-occupied by the French, but merely to prevent
the return of the. Emigrants and smaggling.
ALQUIR, the Atribassador Nap/e.tr )0%4. 3'.•,
very favourable account of the situation of that
Kingdom, and 'the manner in which the Treaty with
France is exeinted,'
French Funds, jutie f. 65. c;
65. so. francs.
52--49.45 i..
STItASBUit6H, JUNE 1.--The rumours of War,
circulated anew 'throughout Germany, art unfbunded.'
It appears. that they have been invented by those
who -have a great interest in the.rerieWal of hosti-
titles.