The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-05 00:00:00

JANUARY 31.

fhe Tribunal of Cassation, considering among
other things that the President of the Jury, was
competent ; that HAIM) the Prosecutor, was
not in the description of those whose testimony
the Law rejects ; that there was no complication
in the questions, nor any insufficiency, as the
distribution of arms had been established; that
this distribution of arms was one of the charac
ten fixed by Law,,as indicative of a Conspiracy ;
and that consequently the penalties -of the Law
were applicable—have rejcaed the appeal of
DEMBIIVILLE, CERACCHI, ARENA, and 'tor'.
NO LtsRUN, after seven hours deliberation.

The following is the Letter addressed by the
EMPEROR to His Royal Highness the ARCH.
DUKE on his new appointment.

" DEAR RROTHER,

" YOUR tender attachment to me,, your zeal
and your efforts for the welfare of the State, your
known wisdom, and the abilities which you have
shewn on so many differeAt occasions, and of
which you have given a fresh proof at a most
decisive moment, even by the sacrifice •of your
health, have excited in me the most lively grati,
tude, and entitled you to the most unlimited
confidence. As a mark of this, I appoint you
Field Marshal and President of the Aulic, Coon,
cil of War. This Place is eritrusted to you,
with all the branches connected with it : you
will be dependant only on me, and every thing
will be treated between us. I have the must
agreeable conviaion that you. will as soon as
possible, take upon you the burthen of every
thing relative to the place, and that you will,
see carefully to the proper management of affairs,
and to their being concluded in the manner best
calculated to answer their end. I expect that you I
will also soon transmit me a plan for the regula.
tion ,of the Military system of the Monarchy.

Plenna, 0 Tan. ISot.

" FAANC IS.''

Peace here is generally considered as concluded.
A person in the suite of Count Con ern sr., lately
arrived here, with instruftions to bring to Lune.
aid& the large establishment of Servants belong_
ing to his Excellency. The preparations for
War, arc, however, pursued with the same all-
vity. A great quantity of Artillery has' been
taken from the Arsenal of this City to send to
Simmering.
The Courier, LEFEVRE, has arrived from Lune-
sville, hut nothing has transpired of the contents
of his Dispatches.

Baron General SPANOCCHI, the tutor of the
ARCHDUKE CHARLES, having been made Pri-
soner in one of the adions in Bavaria, the AR,CII.
UCER applied to General MORPAU for his en-
largement, with which the French General very
readily complied.
General Count BELLtGARDE is, it is said, to
take the place of Minister Extraordinary of His
Imperial Majesty,. at the French Republic, after
the conclusion of the Peace.

The French Papers contain a marvellous ac.
count of a child of tweixe years old having been
the cause of the death of a 'furious Wolf with a
pruning-hook. This Wolf, like the Dragon of
Wantley, had already destroyed a number of
children " that could not with him grapple;"
when he had the misfortune to meet with Matter
ETiewrie TaouvA. The Wolf-was e►►gaged
with a young man of eighteen, for whom he was
more. than a match, when this hoy came up,
thrust his hand, Lysimachus like, into the throat
of the Wolf, cut his nose, knocked out his teeth,
anti forced him to take to his heels. He was pur.
sued and shot.

The Friends, Doyle, 'from Newfoundland to
Portugal, has been taken, re.taken, and h arrived
at jersey.

ARTIENT MUSIC.

Great Rcorn, rhes's Theatre.

This celebrated. Concert opened itir
_the season
last night, and was honoured with the ptesenee
of THEIR MAI ESTI ES, four of the Pion rim,
the Pk INCE of WALES, the DUKE of KENT, the
Prince of ORANGE, and a numerous assemblage. of
the Nobility and Gentry. The Earl of CHESTER_
FIELD was Director of the night.
This adthirable Sele(tion contained the Over.
tures to Esther, the Second Oboe Concerto of
Handel, and the Fourth Concerto of Martini. In
the latter Mr. CRAMER, the Leader, displayed
all the energy and elegance of his late father, and
his exertions were crowned with general plaudits.

The favourite Chorusses "Immortal Lord,"
(from Deborah)i " Avert these Oniens,"
mele) " 0 Father, whose Almighty Power,"
(Judas Macc.) and " Hallelujah," (from the
Messiah) were in this Seleftion. To those who
are acquainted with the talents of
.the Perform.:
ers, and .the "discipline observed in .:this Orches-
tra, it is scarcely necessary to add, that they
were given with the utmost correctness and ap-
propriate expression.—The last is the list was
encored.

Mr. and Mrs. HARR tsCos and BA.RTLEMAN
were in excellent voice. The first sang " 0
Sleep, why dost.,thou leave me ?" in his usual
elegant. and. impressive manner, and was delight-
fully accompanied on the organ by Mr. GREAT°.
REX, the Condußor.

Mrs. HARRISON gave " Pious Orgies, pious
Airs," with great purity of style and devotional
expression ; and BARTLEMAN'S fine manly tonei
were, happily displayed in " Pour forth no more
unheeded Prayers," from the Oratorio of 7erhtba.
Madame BANTI sung " Ombre ! larve I" froth
the Opera of Alceste, in a very sweet and ince.:
resting manner,- and alsp joined in a beautiful
Sestetto, from Handel's Opera of Justin, will
the HARRISONS, W. KNYVETT, ELLIOTT, and
BARTLEMAN, which met a general entort. NIELD
also contributed to the entertainment of the even.. •
ing, in an air, by De Map, Indeed, the per.;
formers generally received every token of ap.:,
probation. The Subscription; we imderstatid;
has been closed some time. -

PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET.

LIGHT BREAD.

SEVERAL complaints having been Made igaihst
a baker in the neighbourhood of Bloomsbury, for
selling bread short of weight, he was yesterday
summoned on two informations, the one for selling
a quartern loaf deficient of its proper weight eight
ounces, and the other for a quartern loaf wanting
four ounces. A warrant was also issued to weigh
all the bread in his,shop, when 29 quartern loavel
were seized, which wanted, together, 58 ounces
of their proper weight ; the light bread was
brought to the Office, and the Defendant appear..
ing to answer the charges, the parties were
sworn as to the purchase at the two first loaves,
which being proved, and the loaves being weighed
in the presence of the Magistrate, the Defendant
was convicted in the full penalty of ss. per ounce
for t a ounces they were deficient ; and, Mr.
FORD olterving that, as the:parties complaining
were entitled to Rue
,moiety of the penalty, he
could not with justice remit any part of it; Re_
speding the 29 other loaves, as it was the report
of- the Officers who executed the. warrant that
there were a considerable number more found in
his shop that were fitll weight, it was the opinion
of hint and the other Magistrates then present,
namely, Mr. RouttisoN, Mr. KINNAIRD; and.
'Mr. READ, that the fine should be mitigated to
as. per ounce, amounting to 51. -16 s. which the
Defendant accordingly was obliged to pay, and
the 29 loaves, which of course were forfeited,'
Mr. FORD ordered to be distributed to the poor.
A search-warrant was also expeded at rite
Shop, of a Baker near Drury-Lane, against whom
an information had been also laid for selling light
Bread, but it beitig near three o'clock in the 0f..,
ternoon when the Officers went to the shop, very
little Bread remained; out of 'labia, however,
they found eight quartern, three half.quartern,
and four twopenny loaves, short of weight ati
ounces, and on which the,Baker was adjudged to
forfeit as. per ounce, and the Bread disposed of
in the same manner as the other.

This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon,
brought to falmouth by the Prince Adolphus
Packet, in eight days.

We are extremely happy to be able to contra.
dia Paragraph inserted in the earlier part of
our impression of this day, and which wasin.
advertently copied from The Times of this morn.
ing, stating the Death of the Earl of Ltv rt.
POOL.—His Lorchihip's health we learn is better
than it has been for some time past.
Mr. PITT', 'we are happy to.learn, is better
than he has been since Monday of his gout. He
is not well enough however 'to go down to the
House of Commons ; . and Mr. SHERIDAN'S NIO.
tion which sto&l 'for this evening, will probably
in consequence be postponed.
A Ball is talked of at the Union Club Hott*
in•Pall.Mall, which of course will draw thither
all the Beauty and Fashion in the Metropolis.
One would imagine that almost the whole of
the female sex in 'England were spinsters or wi.
down, for there is hardly such a thing to be seen'
as a femme cou,vert.

BR E CHY'S fine Mute of Lord Ns Omer, is in.
tended for the Guildhall, Norwkh ; but there is
reason to believe, that the ingenious Artist will
be permitted to gratify the Public, by previously
sheaving it in the annual display at the Royal
Academy.

Among a most splendid change of Amusements,
presinted for the third time last night, at th
Royalty Theatre, the inimitable Pantomime of
Quixote and Sancho was received with thunder.
ing peals of applause, and is to he repeated To-
morrow and Saturday, with the other perform.
ances, for the kat time.