The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-18 00:00:00

LONDON, NOVEMBER iB, ISoz.

SOON after our Paper had been put to Press, we
received Paris Journals of the Idrth and Isth inst.
On the evening of the 14th, Sunday last, the
CH I El' CoNsuL arrived at Sr. Cloud, at half past
seven, which was announced at Paris by a discharge
of Artillery.
Three Thousand French Troops have entered
Schwifz, where they found thirty pieces of Cannon,
and considerable Magazines.

No mention is made of the arrival of Lord \VH t r.
WORTH at Paris.

THEIR MAJESTIES came to town yesterday to
the Queen's House, where they and the PR IN-
C ESsES, were visited by His Royal Highness the
PRINCE Of WALES, the DUKES OfCUNIBERLAND and
GLOUCESTER, and a numberpf Nubility, who came
to congratulate HEK MAJESTY on the recovery of
her he.dth, previous to their appearing this day at
the Drawing-room, which is expeded to be attend.
ed by most of the Nobility in town.

Of the company at the Levee were the following :
His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The sight Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
His Grace the Duke of Portland.

Earl. St. Vincent, First Lord of the Admiralty.
Lords Hawkesbury, Hobart, and Pelham, Secretaries of

State.
The Right Hon. the Lora Mayor, on coming to his magiste-
rial capacity.

His Excellency General ANDREWS!, Minister
Plenipotentiary from the Republic of France. The
Minister was accompanied by M. OTT°, and intro-
duced by Sir STEPHEN COTTREL, Master of the
Ceremonies. The Minister came to Court in a
new carriage, the body japan black, with silver
head plates and mouldings, and his initials in sil-
ver, encircled with a wreath of silver laurel ; the
liveries green and gold, and the hammer-cloths of
the carriage richly embroidered in silver, and the
initial A. for his name. His Excellency- appeared
in the French uniform.

The Ambassador had a private audience with
the KING, when he delivered his Letters of Cre-
dence : he was well received by His Majesty, and
conduced himself with polite courtesy to the
strangers, who, on returning from the Palace, gave
him three huzzas.

As it was the first appearance of this Minister,
of course a great number of others were pre-
sent ; the Swedish, Portuguese, American, Hes-
sian, Prussian and' Neapolitan Envoys; and Mr.
PAPHLIN (Minister from the Court of Wirteru-
berg ;) with the following Noblemen :

The Dukes of Roxburgh and Portland.
Earls-1-Chatham, St. Vincent, Dartmouth, Moira, Stanhope,

and Macartnev.
Viscounts—Sidney, and Wentworth.
Lords. --Pelham, G. Thynne, Gwydir, C. Somerset, St.
Helens, Hobart, Morpeth, Egremont, Grenville, Car-
lisle, and Ormond.
Baron Niculai.
4dmin-4.l—Dalrymple.
Generals—Doyley, Drummond, I.ister, and Doyle.
Colonels—Baird, ,Brownrig, Macleod, Addington, , Ramsey,
Calvert, Greville, and Witham.
Major—Brown.
Captains—Sir E. Pellew, Barton, Henniker and Sir S. Smith.
Sirs—R. Ainsley, R. Ford, J. Nicol, 1. Collingtun, 1.
Earner (late Lord Mayor) F. Mollyneux. W. Hamilton,
W. Fawcett, and R. Barclay.
Messrs.—Nlontague, Penn, Legge, H. Addington, C. Long,
Adams, Tierney, Anstruther, Ryder, S. Smith, C. Wind.
ham, Rose, York, Penn, Manners, King, Trevor, Windsor,
sen. and jun. Cameron, Portalis (Secretary to the French
Minister) Wincius, Dawkins, Keate, &c.

The following persons were introduced :
The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, accompanied by Sir

j. Eamer.
Major-General Doyley, who had the honour to kiss the
King's Hand, on his Promotion to command the Staff in
the Island of Cuernscy.
Mr. Consul Illancklcy, from Denmark.
Captain Henniker of the Navy,- and Mr. Alexander.
The Levee was not over till:past Three, when
the KING held a Council-;rat the breaking up of
which His MA J ESTI,. returned to Buckingham House.
THEIR MAJESTIES ,and the PRINCESSES, we
understand leave.-town on Friday, and return again
to Buckingham HOuse on Monday next.

It is now settled, that on Tuesday next, I-hs
MAJESTY will go to the House of Peers, and in a
Srecch from the Throne, state his reasons for as-
sembling his Parliament.

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 16.

SAILED the Centaur, of 74 guns, Capt. B. R.
LITTLEHALES, for Gibraltar, and Revolutionaire
Frigate, to the Westward.