The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-09 00:00:00

LONDON, APRIL 9, ISo2

WE this morning received Paris journals Of the
sth instant, the contents of which we have given
in our subsequent Columns. The French Funds
were rather higher or the 4th, the Tiers C°"°l'
being at 56. 25.

TH rs morning arrived the Hamburg) "0
on Wednesday. We learn by an Article from
/7elina, March 24, that the ARCHDUKE CHAld'"
has again had &severe return of his indisposition'
The Qu'ErN of NAPLES is in a fair way of recover}':
The Foreign Papers are entirely tilled with accounts
of the universal joy which the Signature of the Pe°
finitive Treaty diffuses every where.
The new Constitution of Switzerland iS abot4
, for
to be presented to the Cantonal AssertilNle- .
their acceptance ; but the distra6iion of the Puc•ltic
mind in that Country is so great, that 10131);ri
t
or calm discussion is not expeaed, and, the e'ec'
is extremely uncertain.

This. morning a Dutch Mail arrived.. -An
,
tiele from lifilan states, that Be;NAI. ART has re-
duced the Contribution which the Italian Repulbllc
was obliged to pay to the French Government, from
460,600 livres. to 1,600,00 a. •-•
of
The Bridges broken down in the territories .•
the Italian Republic during the-War, ilre to be re-
placed by Plying-bridges.

'Sir EDWARD I.Aw has- been- nominated
j
to Lord KENyoN, as. Lord Chief
Court King's Bench ;n appointment that we ore
COnfi4e9t. universal satislation, as
best legai.talents, united with the highest honoll
-and integrity, mark the charaeter of Sir EE,WAO
LAW.
As we haVe already stated, the 1-1011._Sfr;'CEE.
PERCIVAL iS to be Attorney_Generai His SticCeS‘
sor, as Solicitor General, is pot yet named.
It is said Mr. DIPNDAS is shortly to be created
Peer, by, the title, we believe, of Lord M'siMl'L
ester"
Among the Presentations in our Paper of Yestr,io
clay, we forgot to mention the name of has
vitic coc; s 1°1:
JAMES LILL/CRAP, of the Royal Navy, 'Nll°, by
the honour of being presented to His MAJEsT"
Capt. S. Hooti. efo
The PRINCE of WALES'S Claims are n°c't b
the LORD CHANCELLOR.
On Wednesday Sir St ONEY SMITH was Presentea.
with the Freedom of the. Turkey Compaq•
r
The Messenger' charged with dispatches -or, the
Court of Madrid, passed through Boutdeaux,_°r-i.cati
29th of last month. The- Ratification of the ;each
by tile Spanish Government will probahlY
Paris early in the ensuing week.
r Ex'
The reply which the CHANCELLLoIt of I%deß
CHEQUER last night made to Mr. TisitN“?
neor
mand for explanations about the Tax Bill, asn,ja-
proof of the candour of the Minister. rl'hei
nation which Mr. TIERNEY demanded+ t`,4lcou;e
nister was himself about to make to the .1",\4:51-
and every calculation which could assist the
f his
bers and the Public in forming a clear ide3
plans, he was eager to lay before their. g, e ;the
notice that he should on 'Tuesday move to 113vortu,
Bill printed, and in order to afford every °l)Po,,der
nity of examining it, he should then leave,oir,. AP-
consideration during the Holidays.. If i'`;
biNcTotr's opponents were lately compelle" tios.ll
his dexterity in settling the Loan, they c3r)ez" criti
withhold their tribute of applause to his iot
and candour. Isla°

Accounts' were received by the Leeward
y
oMfail, arrived esterda, of the ,;erf 11°43 f
pleoottlirfllfislcarnodps., y
and of the favoutrableeet piosrect °
1 (i
/e
The Inhabitants of Falmouth, in the 51i,11.:/ a)r
Antigua, were greatly alarmed 1)y the sh"'",,-d ot
'earthquake,F which took place there on (he L. the
.ebruary last. Some damlge was occasion ea by the
circunstance, but not to any consider.kble aulacale.;
The gallant 42d Regiment is to visit in
idonia :—they will garrison Edinbu Castle
May. ,
irieusW
Ir.
The 45th Regiment embarked .on J 016
morning at Portsmouth, for Ireland, .00 13(,):naDe'
Revolutionnaire and Resistance Frigates ; 1,3`s" apost?
for
tachment of the 67th Regirnenl4
of receiving Volunteers from the Iris M' e eP
icani
The remaining part of the 3oth gegioe,nti a De'
to Sithead, late on Tuesday nii)ii*':gri in the:
tachment of the Queen's German I.:...°,'n'enivicd/g.ter—,
St. Mary's Planter Transport, from t'l° lY.lO'
ranean, they were put under quarantin. t
therbank.

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, APLiL 7.

THE Malta and Juste, of 84. glint each, are come
into Harbour to be stripped and paid off, which it
is expelled Will take place in a few days:
The Lapwing, of 28 guns, went out of Harbour
yesterday, having had a thorough refitment, and
will sail for Chatham as soon as the wind is fair.
The Indefatigable and Triton Frigates will be
'Paid off to-morrow ; and on the following day the
Malta, of 8o guns, will be paid off, and laid up.