The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-02 00:00:00

LONDON, FEBRU4RY 2, !Sot.

IN addition to the Paris Papers that arrived on
Saturday, we received others tllis morning to the
30th ulr. The latter bring us the terms of the
Armistice in Italy, which are.,to be found in our
subsequent Cohimos. It will be- seen that these:
terms, though sufficiently favourable to the French,
putting diem possession of Peschiera, Scr_
Ferana, Legnaga, Ferrara and Ancona,
were yet nbt'deemed so by the French Go-
vernment; and Maistua was, by 'a Treaty con..
eluded at Luneville, surrendered to the Republic.
• The terms of the Armistice concluded in Ger -
)naaj, continue every day to be carried into ex-
edition. The French have taken possession of
kuilite;ll, of &char llitg,-; of Frensierrat inster, and
of the other different posts which have been ceded
to them on the Frontiers of the Tyrol, They
have on the other side retreated as far as Linz.
The Austrians have discontinued all their prepa.:
rations for defenceotnd appear to entertain very
little uneasiness as to the, resumption of !Justin-
ties.—There is room, therefore, to believe that
they will nor be resumed on the Bth instant, the
period when the forty-five days for which
the Armistice was concluded, will expire. It is
said, however, that Mots was to have given.
notice on the 24. th ult. of the termination of it,
and that the War was to re-commence fifteen days
afterwirds, if the Preliminaries of Peace were
nut signed. According to a number of Letters,
these Preliminaries have already been signed; but
the intelligence is, we believe, premature. It is,
however, probable that it will not be long before
it happens. 'The two Negotiators at Lulleville
are employed with aftivity, if we may judge
from the number of Couriers which they send
and receive. The report had for some days
been circulated at Luneville, and had ob-
tained credit there, that Deputies from the
Germanic Empire would soon arrive a t
The Negotiations would then assume the charac-
ter .of a real Congress, in which file destiny of
Europe will ultimately be decided. The high
point at which the French Funds maintain them» •
selves, shews that the hopes of the Public at Paris
have acquired some solidity.
If we may give credit to several letters from
Nignich, of different dates, the CHIEF CONSUL
has already disarmed one of the principal ene-
mies left him on the Continent, and Bavaria has
concluded a peace. Official intelligence of this
had, it is said, reached lifunich, and the departure
of all the Bavarian troops for the Upper Palati-
nate ; thus separating them from , the Austrian
army, renders the conclusion of such a treaty
probable.

The punishment which awaits the Conspira.
tors of the Opera is still delayed. Condemned
to death by the Criminal Tribunal, they have
appealed to that of Cassation, where their !nisi_
nos will in a few days be decided. One of the
most infamous among them, METGE) has already
been shot.

Two Ilamburih Atai4 remain due.

Saturday morning Tito MAJESTIES and the
PRINCESSES, with their usual escort, took an
airing round Putney and Clapham, and returned
home over Westminster Bridge.
Yesterday morning the Rev. Dr. VinceNr,
read Prayers to the Ro-s-AL FAMILY at Bucking-
ham House.

Her Roy al 1-Tighness the PR I prc t ss Crt ARL OTT E
of W4LEs, yesterday, • Q,ccompanied by the
Countess Of Et.G N;visiteti THE MAJ.ESTIE4
at Buckingham Hoube.

Viscount SIDNEY is appointed one of. the
Lords Q 1 his Majesty's Bedchamber, iu. the :coin
of the late Earl DENs