The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

PARIS, juti t.

THE Tribunate have eleded Luc tr-ig 13614A_
PASTE as their Member of the Grand Council of
Administration of the Legion of Honour.

Admiral VII, LAR ET set off on the sth for. Brest,
from whence he will proceed to Martinife, of
Which Island he. is appointed Captain General—
. will hoist his Flag oh board le ;enfants. The
Division which is to accompany him, consists of
two Ships of the 'Line, some Frigates, and light
vessels, in which the Troops destined to take POs_
s'ession of Martinique will embark.
The Registers of the Distria of Chalons 'sir Saone,
in the Department of Saone and :Loire, present a re-
sult of iz,886 Affirmative Votes, on the question
for perpetuating the Consulship of BOI4APARTE, of
which 86oz have voted for granting to the First
Consul the power of naming his Successor.

Sixty-two thousand Affirmative Votes have been
given in the Department of Bal. Rhin, on the ques-
tion for perpetuating the Consulship of Bo NAPAti'rE.
The Municipal Council of Montpellier, in which
town the Father of BONAPARTE is buried; having
„lied there in 1785, have decreed that a Monument
should be erdted to hi:n, in the centre of the town.
It is proposed that, by the side of the Monument,
there shall be a figure of Religion, raising up the
top of it, with this inscription Quit thy tomb,
thy Son NAPOLEON has raised thee to Immortality."

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BERLIN, JUNE 12.—Ids asserted that the Court
of. Vienna is' not satisfied with 'the greater part of
the arrangements made between France, Russia;
and Prussia. A new declaration is expeaed, 4n the
part of the EMPEROR. It does not appear that these
affairs are so near to their conclusion as is at pre-
sent thought.
COPENHAGEN, JUNE 22.---PRINCE WILLIAM
of GLOUCESTER embarked this morning for, Stock.
holm, on board the. English Frigate Lalona.
FRANKFORT, JUNE 30.—The following is be:.
lieved to be authentic, respe4ing the Indemnities.
" The Project of Secularization is prepared, de_,
cr(ed, and approved. In. the course of July, a French,
Minister will repair to Ratisbon, to carry it into
execution, according to the desire of the principal
Courts interested. The ELECTOR of MAYENCE
alone will pres(!rige the dignity of Ecclesiastical
Elector, and will remain Arch-Chancellor of the
Empire ; but he will lose a part of his States.—
Those who are in the service of Princes whose pos-
sessions are to serve as Indemnities; will keep their
places and appointments. The Chapters will be
preserved for the present, and until their Members
are extinct.

A Hamburgh Journal of the zsth.states, that a
private Con, ention has been concluded between
Russia and France, respeetiog the affairs of Ger_
many, and at the KING of SARDINIA.

STUTTGARD, JUNE tB.—The duel bet Ween Prince
Sunow a,:d M. de GI Et.Gwr, has taken place-at
Carlsbad, although. it was publicly said, that the,
two parties' were reconciled. One of them,' it is
said, remains on the field of battle.
VIENNA, JUNE 25.—A Courier from Palermo
has brought inteWgence within these few days, that
the KING of NAPLES had q_uittedSicily, to return to
Naples.
BASLE, JUNE 20.—The new Constitution was
to have been solemnly proclaimedat Berne. The
Installation of the Constitutional Senate has been
delayed for some days, because the Senators were
not all arrived.

DIJON, JULY 4.—ln consequence of. an Order
of the Minister of the Police, the Curate of
Uncg and., Marccilois has been arrested : the
cause of . his arrest was, his having declared puh_
licly from the pulpit, that three individuals, in-
habitants of these two villages, should not be admit-
ted into the Church during their lives, and that at
their decease, their bodies should be deprived of
the rights of sepulture,—He is to remain in prison
until the law-shall have decided upon his fate.