The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-31 00:00:00

LONDON, MAY 31, lSoz.

WE yesterday received Paris Paters of the 27th.
Scwitzerlalid. still remains in a state of disorder, as
appears by a Proclamation of the Commissary-General
of the Helvetic Republic; in the Canton of Leman2.
by which the ComMunes of that Canton'are rendered
responsible for. excesses • committed' withii tteir ju-
risdidion unless they employ every me.a7roT
'! •
re-
sistance in. their, power.against the insurgents, who,
when taken; are direo,ed--to be brought •to the
Head-Quarters at Lausanve, to be-tried.as Rebels,
by a Council ofWar,-,.

The Answer of the Court of Petersburg-7a to
the projet of the Coumof Vienna respeaing the In-
demnities of . the Secular Princes in Germany, has
been received by the latter,' and is stated tddiffet
little from the projet of the French Government
and of Prussia.

Tilts morning- a Dutch and a liamhztth Mail
arrived. The former contains nothing new. By
the latter we find that the Emigrant Clergy are
flocking to the Netherlands again.
An article from liome states, that by as asi,,-
ment entered into between Spain and France, the
HEREDITARY PRINCE Of NAPLES is to be made
KING, and the present King is only to retain the
Sicifies. The succession ,is to be so arranged,
that Sicily and Nap/e$ shall for ever remain separate
Kingdoms. •
The EMPEROR and EMPREsS of GRRMANY ar-
rived on :he 14th at Prishurg, where they were
received with the greatest pomp.

Their MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES attended
Divine Service yesterday "at St. George's Cathe.
dral, 'Windsor.
. . _

The Isis, of so guns, Capt. HARDY, anchored on
Saturday at Spithead, in seven dayS from Gibraltar.
'She carried out the DUKE of KENT to his Govern_
ment of that Garrison, and has been only thirty_
three days from England.
Lord K.vrEt, with the greater part of his Fleet,
is on his passage to England, and may-be daily ex-
peEted.
• This morning arrilred a Mail from New-York
and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Lady
Artzbella Packet in 3o days; and a ,Mail from Lis-
bon, brought by the Duke of York Placket in 7 days.

..- • -
The Dispatches for Bengal by th'e Sir William
Benshy, extra-ship, were finally closed at the East
India House on Saturday last, and delivered to the
Purser. The only passengers are,- Mi. WILI,TAM
DOUGLAS CREIGHTON and JAMES NORMAN
CREIGHTON) natives or India.

Dispatches were, on Saturday receives froM the
Cape of Good Hope, of the date of the toth of
March. When the letters came away, nothing of
much importance had transpired. The troops were•
preparing to embark, but it was not expected they
would be' able to leave the Cape before the end of
September ; even if the Dutch troops should arrive
before that period. It was not supposed" to be pos_
sible, that shipping
,to convey Soo° men, the pre,
sent force of the gatrison, could arrive before the
season' for leaving Table Bay would get in.
The Britannia, which arrived at the Cape in the
beginning of March, left Calcutta on the 4th of
January. Before she wailed from the latter- place,
the Expedition, under Sir HOME Por HAM, consist,
ing of 2000 men, had sailed. Its destination was
supposed to be Bataglia ; which was expelled' to be
taken' by a coup.de-main. If the plan should have
succeeded before the toth of March, the capture will
stand good ; the-time allowed for captures, in the
Eastern Seas, not expiring till that day. The
treasury of the above-mentioned Settlement is un-
derstood to be extremely rich in specie. •
On the t3th of February the penguin arrived at
the Cape from the Mauritius. The inhabitants of
Isle de France were overjoyed at the news of Peace;
hut were not ailittle piqued that it should have be'en
first communicated by their late enemy. *,
On Tuesday last at Hinton, in Hampshire, the
Lady of THOMAS, KING COTE, Esq. was safely
delivered of a Son.