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

Too hasty it Puce, would not be Peace: that y
will deserve the name in which not only the aired
but the impliated interest of the two Countiies
shall have been maturely and leisurily co-malted.

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• The -Hamburg!) Aid due citi Sunday arrived last
night, It has brought us from the North the Of-
licial Cortespondene/ which passed between Lord.
NE Lso N and the Swedish Admiral previously to the'
Embargo being taken off. Respeaing the more
Southern parts of Europe we learn by private Letters,
that the French had evacuated Dusseldorf', of which
they had taken possession, and thatlhe Troops- of
the Palatimtte had returned to it. The Republicans
did not take possession of Deutz, as was' reported;
on the zd instant. The other iatelligence brought
by the Mail is not so recent as that contained. in
the Paris Papers. •
The Mail which became due tl,is morning bad
not arrived when this Paper was put to Press.

Yesterday noon the I'o;4m, QUEEN, and Prin.
ceases AUGUSTA ancifatzisent came from Kcw

to Buckingham House.
His • MAJESTY, held a Privy, Council, at which
were
.present His (:;race the Archbishop of-CAN-
TEitEuR,v, the LoRD CHANCELLOR, the Dukes
of RoxatutGit, .and PoRTLAND, the Marquis of
SALIsUtIRY, Earls CHATHAM, Sr. VINCENT, and
ROSLYN,. Viscount WENTWoitTIi, and, Lord AL-
YANLEY, when His MAJESTY was pleased, to con-
fer the dignity of Earldoms on Lord CRAVEN,
Lord. PELHAM, _Laid ROMNEY,* Lord GREY DE
WivroN, Lord ONsLow-, and the Right Hon..
TuomAs PEc.HAm, a Baron, - who were seve.'
rally introduced by Sir STEPHEN COTTRE,L, Mas-
ter of the Ceremonies, and. Mr. FAwxENER, anti
had the honour to kiss His- Nu; Evryib hand, on
their respeaive dignities being conferred-._
Lord LEw sti PreSilien(Of the Board, of Con.
trout for the Affairs of. India, had an interview
with His MAJESTY ; and Mr.'AuliOT, appOinlcsi
Secretary to" Earl HARnw.ICKEoIie newly appoint-
ed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, was also introduced
to the KING.

The Duke of ROXIIiIRGEZ atteriddd as Lord of
His Majesty's Bed-chamber, and- :Vlr;lit.RßEltTi
Groom in Waitiiig.
_ _

After the Meeting broke up, Mem ES
returned to Kew.

His Excellency Count BE RNSTb Ftrr, Ambassador
and Minister Pleilipotentiiry -from the Court of
Denmark, was
,yesterday' introduced to His MA.
J ESTY, at Buckinghatn-House. '
On. Wednesday morning arrived at Southampton
the Dutc of CUMB Vti,Al4l), commanding the cth
Regiment of. Light Dragoons (late Elliott's). One
troop was previously . there to receive Ilia Royal
Highness. Orariday he on the Mayor at
the Aulit,House, when- His Royal .Ilighness 're-
ceived the Freedom ox that Borough. A Camp will
speedily be formed at. Southampton. '

The party of Scotch Greys, lately at Portsmouth,
marched on Monday- for Weymouth. They were
replaced by a• troop of the 16th Light Dragoors.
•
• The Captains of Volunteer Corps, in the County
of-Sussex, received last .week, from His Grace tilt:
Duke of R; c 'lst o No, a circular letter, suggesting the
propriety of their having two field-days a week, and
'which His Grace strongly recommended as a regula-
tion necessary to 'render the men more. expert in
their discipline, and consequently • more useful' in
cases of emergency,. Their arms are shortly-to be
inspeEted by a proper person appointed for that pur-
,pose, and such as are adjudged unfit for service, ;ire
to be returned ,to the Tower to be exchanged.
Yesterday, the Master and Wardens. of the ILl-
kers' Company waited upon the Right Honourable '
the'Loto NIAVOit, at the Mansion House, respec-
ting the setting of the Assize of Bread. The
Mealweighers' Reports Ving minutely ezca.nined, it
appeared, that , r 9,859 quarters and two 'bushels,
were sold between the ;st and 6th instant, from
Sat. to 1535. 6d. per quarter; and that 11,676
socks of flour sold 'between the 6th and 1201 in-
stant from-775. rod. to t t rs. sd. per, sack, forming
averages' upon the whole of togs. gd. per quarter,
and top. 64,(1.*per sack, which is 75.. aid. per
'quarter, and s'd. per sack dearer than the last
Reports. His Lordship, in consideration of the
small advance on flour, ordered the Bread to be
reduced half ail Assize, or One Penny in theveck
loaf, to commence and take place to-morrow. The
Quarterre Loaf will then be sold for is. sd.
The 'candour with which Mr. Ts E E"V discussed
the Ways ant l Means on Monday in the House of
Commons, was very creditable to him. He seemed
merely to wish to understand, and to be understood,
on a subjest to which he has paid attention. - We
should rejoice to find: public 'discussions always car-
ried on with the same temper and fairness. What-
over popularity the Gentlemen of Opposition may
enjoy in the Country, it .could noesutfer t-rom it.
Ivlr;Ricifivaps, of Lincoln's Inn, is. appointed'
to-succced Mr. NM:EV AL, as Her 'Majesty's Soli-
citor General.
On Saturday the first instalment of the Subsidy to
Portugal, amounting to too,oool. was sent off from
the Bank 'in gold and silver: It is forwarded to
Lisbon by the ,4,739 n Frigate at Portsmouth, which
was to sail as yesterday for the Tagus, and was to
take home the late Portuguese' Ambassador, the
D'Awd
Last week- the hay-harvest commenced in the
neighbturhood of Lewes.
Fo abundant is the growth of grass in the rich
levels aPevensey, that, the Graziers complain they
cannot procure stock suffi--i4nt to COOSIMIC it.
During the present reign, 2,837,000 acres of
land have been reclaimed, being one-fourth part of
the entire waste•land of the kingdom. '
The balaui_e of Austrian prisoners in
.the hands of
the French; and now sent bac::_..vithout ransom, is
estimated ar 20,1000. :I bike v.,:re 0,000 the
conclusion Of the ;Treaty ref Campo Furinio•