The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-07 00:00:00

yuLy 7, tBol.

As this Paper was on the point of being.put.tO
Press we received, BY EXPRESS, Paris Papers to
the rth inst. We find no one article in them of
importance, except the followipg :
Egg L JUNE 2,2.-=-:-Frorn I's to i 6,000 Troops
which had reached our Peighbourhood, and which
have been exercised with the Eerlin and Pqts(l,am
Troops, remain antoned five or six leagiles
from the town, in the villages.--They remain on
the war establishment, and are in readiness to
march.

The destination of this Corps is a 3ecret?,bqt. all
agree in thinking that it isintended to rake posses.
sion of the Indemnities destined for Prussia. Affstach•
and Bairevb are to be given as Indemnities ; but
our Sovereign will receive a coMpensation in the
several Ecclesiastical Territories in Westphalia.

.We are assured that the J( will send,' on the
recal of the Marquis de LuccßEsq.jr, an Arnhaisi.
dor of the first rang to Paris.
Our connexion with France was never on a better
footing than at present, nod' our 'intimacy with Rds-
sia more stria.

The Hamburgh. Mail due on ~Sunday, had no
arrived when this Paper was put to Press.
le P iNcE of WA.i..ts -gave, a grand•Dirmer A'
Caile'{On :lousc, on Saturday, to. the 'lrish Npbility,
Forty Irish Gentlemen, mostly Meinbers o Parlia•
neat, were present.

His Royal: Highness the PttrWC E of Wis E-s
dined vesterday with tOrd and Lady Mr.
at their residence at Whitehall.
On Stlrlday the CH ANC E Ortile E

left Wimbledon for 'leis seat 4t Woodley,. in. erk.
shire, where the Volunteers of that Pistria,. v
which Mr. ADDINGT(44 is. Commandant, Were yes:
terday revievved. •

The First Regiment of Life Guards, centrilapded
by tieutenint.General the Earl of fI'ARRI.gGTort.,
will be reviewed 'by Their Royal Highnesses the
PRINCE Of WALES and DUKE of YoKK)
row, on Wimbledon Common, at tea io'clock pre:
cisely. •

When His MAJESTY and Suite, passed through
Southampton,' the Mayor, ind Corporation, and
Count WOIiONZOW, the Russian Ambassador, were
assembled to receive them ;- they remained in the
Council Chamber near an hour and a half, during
which time His Royal Highness PRINCE ADOLIIBTS
was presented with the Freedom of the Town, and
took the usual oaths of allegiance, supremacy, and
abjuration, 'His QUEEN to
be presentat the reining of the oaths.; she smiled
at the thought of. a son's swearing fidelity "to this,
father. HER NINJESTY, on looking over the list
of Burgesses, 'observed oil her Sons' .natnes, were
there except that of the —ntrxE of CLAIMCE.
The Prince Di CoNDE is arrived at Hamburgh,.
on his way to England. He is waiting there for a
frigate, which is to bring him:over. Mr:WicicT
HAM is also returning to London. The Prince dined
on the 25th ult. at SirjAmisCRAUFURD'S at Ham_
burgh, in company with DvmovlklEß, Who' still
resides at Ai tons.

-The Thilse.of BR u NCW I CF. is at Berlin) .on a visit
to the Hereditary Prince of BADEN, Ivhose.daug,hter
is about to be married to the Duke's son,

The Dutche-ss of DEVONSHIRE gave a • Public
Breakfast on Saturday at Chiswick. At four o'clock,
the company sat down to a very sumptuous break
fast, and at five o'clock the country-dances corn_
inenced upon the lawn, At ten company had
entirely separated.

The four Prizes, annually given by, the. Repre-
sentatives of Cambridge University, are this year
judged as follows : For Senior Bachelors, to Messrs.
T. Brown and N. C. Tindal, both, of Trinity Col.
lege. The subjea :—Ex coalescentibus
et liihernia- Imperiis, quid potissimiux boil; sit.spe.
randum ?For the middle ~Bachelors, to ',Views.
H. V;Bayley, of Trinity College ; and Mr. G.
D'Oyley, of Benedict College. The bubjea Quid
est Causa, cur jam per
..plura Secuia, Scientier et Li.
berates Aries, 71012 nisi in Christiania Populis :11?rue-
.
rint

Sir W. Browne's Medals for the Greek Ode, to
M. R. Walpole, of Trinity College; and Tor the
Latin Ode, to the Hon. F. Robinson, of St. John's.
The subjel :—Melita Britaini .11.t3aaa and. to
Mr, G. Pryme, of Trinity College,, r the Epi-
grams.—The subjea Canora..
The last iveek's importation of ',Wheat was
7523 quarters; .of Oats there, were 20,204 (Far._
ters ; about iOOO quarters of 1,3,c, ,4000'cwi. of
Rice, and spa of• Wheat Flonr.--The price of•
Wheat has advanced during the week "aboutlss.
per quarter,; Oats Ss. ; and Barley and Malt 2s. or
3s. Flour is likewise ios. per sack dearer.
The quantity ,of wine brought by_ the Fleet,
which on Thursday and Friday arrived in the seve-
ral ports-of. the Channel, has, from the unfortunate
situation of Portupl, greatly exceeded the irripar..
talion of any Tourer year:

Ina violent storm which took place an 11;
25th ul.t,". at .Paris, the hail -s.torres which icil Wcre
in
some Of them-two oiinces. weight: -