The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

LONDON, LY z, 1802.

WE this morning received rhe Paris Papers of
the 27th ult. the contents of which are not very
important. The EMPEROR of GERMANY has or-
dered his Ambassador, Count COBENZEL, to feli-
citate BONAPARTE on his approaching eleaion as
Chief Consul .for life. His IMPERIAL MAJESTY
states, that he is persuaded that such an event will
have a great influence in preserving the continua-
tion of the general Peace.
It is with sincere pleasure we find that the reports
of the Death .of the ARCHALTRE CHARLES are un-
founded; a Letter from rienna, dated the 12th
ult. states, that great hopes are entertained of His
Highness's complete recovery,
Switzerland appears still to be destined to be the
theatre of anarchy and civil war. In some of the
smaller Cantons, the new Constitution has been
unanimously rejeaed ; in others, by a very large
majority.

The French,Funds are at 54-75.

At the moment that our Paper was about to be
put to Press, we received further Faris journah of
the 28th ult.—An article from Berlin, under date
of June Is, states the death, in- the ni&htbetween
the .13tit and r4th, in consequence of an apoplectic
stroke, of Baron KRUD ENE it, Envoy Extraordinary
from the Court of R,ussia -to that of Prussia.

These Papers, like the former, contain nothing
of much interest.

THE following important_faas we have
_learnt
from a Gentleman of high authority-; just arrived
from Paris.

It is not.true, that the FIRST CONSUL will be
proclaimed Emperor of the Gauls or of the Franks
on the 14th inst. nor has there been any intention
of proposing such a measure on the part of the
Executive Government. The idea originated solely
in the brains of a few violent Democrats at Paris,
who wished thereby to render the charader of the
Government unpopular.
The GoVernment have been reduced to the ne-
cessity of forestalling\ the revenues of the next
year, in order to defray the expences of the present.

An immense quantity of navak articles bad been
ordered from Riga, but the Merchants refused to
transmit t,hem,, until they• had, at least; been })id

in part.

Considerable apprehensions are entertained in
America, in consequence of the powerful additional
ar-maments which the French are preparing for St.
Domingo.

We feel ourselves justified in contradiaing a
paragraph which appeared yesterday in a Morning
Paper, that it is the.general opinion in Paris, there
will be no
.liberal Commercial Treaty with s this"
Country. The very contrary of this, we believe
to be the fa I. We can avow, positively, that it
is not only the wish, but the sincere objea.of the
French Government, to cultivate every measure
which may secure a friendly and an enlarged Coln-
merce between the two Countries. If the appoint-
ment of M. COQUEBERT MoNru R E-es who was
so. much esteemed during his residence in Ireland,
were not of itself a sufficient,proof of the favourable.
dispoSition of the French Government in this respet,
the general anxiety and the wants of all France,
would be decisive of the fart.

The PRINCESSES left Windsor for Weymouth
this morning. THEM MAJEb7tIES follow_ to-rnor,
row evening.

Yesterday morning the DUKE of Yoßic reviewed
the third Battalion of the First Regiment of Guards,
consisting of twelve hundred men, ,and the second
'Battalion of the Coldstream. His'Royal. Highness
commanded in person, and was attended by Lord
CATHCART,. General DUNDAS, and several other
Field-Officers. They had a sham fight, and went
through their evolutions with wonderful precision
and steadiness ; the whole had a grand effeei.
,We may .venture to 'state positively that Mr,
SMYTH succeeds Lord ARDEN as Master °ldle
Mint, and that Mr. H. ADDI'MGTON resumes the
situation of Lord of the Treasury., which appoint.'
ment he held
,under Mr. Pm's Administration.

Mr. SARGENT.WiII be the new Secretary to the
Treabury, and the Hon: Mr. POLE, brother of
Marquis WELLESLEY, goes to the Oidnance.
-Lord HAWKESBURY gave a grand Dinner on
Tuesday, at Addiscowbe Place, in Surrey; at which
M. Orro, M.. COQUEBERT, Mr. ADDINGTON,
Mr. H. AbDINGTON, Mr. VANSITTART, .Ind a
n =bet of other persons, were preJent.

NAVAL NEWS. -

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 30.

ARRIVED last evening, His Majesty's Ship
Saturn, from the West Indies, with the corpse pf
_Admiral TOTTY, ,who died op the voyage.
Arrived the Ardent, Tti our so N, from Cork; ,and
Eggar, SILVER, from Plymouth.