The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

LONDON, FEBRUARY ,5, igoz.

WE this morning received the Paris Papers of the
loth and s ith inst. from which we have extraeled
the most interesting articles. They are entirely
silent with regard to the proceedings at Amiens-.
We also received the two Ltamburgh Mails which
were due, but their contents have been nearly anti,
cipated by -the French Papers. We learn by private
letters brought by the Mail, that Austria and Prus-
sia have at length come to an agreement.upon the
subjeCt of Indemnities. The length of time which.
has been occupied in discussing this complicated
question, will not excite astonishment, when it is
known that there are no less than Sixty-five Secular
Princes who claim indemnification far their losses,
besides the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY ail,' illc
PRINCE Of ORANGE. The latter Prince i~ doing
to &end a Minister to rari4,
)r r.

Saturday morning His MAJESTY, attended by
General MANNERS, rode out in Winds(.4 Great
Park, and viewed the improvements. '
HER MAJESTY and PRINCESSES took an airing
tp Frogmore.
Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMILY heard
Divine Service at St. George's Cathedral, attended
by Lady CRANtEY, entint_ess of WESTMORLAND,
Major DESBoROUGH, and Colonel CARTWRIGHT
they were met by.the Bishop of Nom cli, *niaors
Lo c KM
- ---,AN and GOODENCILIGH. An excellent Ser-
mon was preached by Dr. FISHER, Canon in Re-
sidence, frorn the 6th Chapter of Sr. Paul's Epistle
to the Hebrews, ver. i 2.

The Ro A.ll FAmt t,x. return to Town to-porrow.

On Wednesday part of the equipage of the
DuTcHEss of YORK arrived at Bath, 'rwo houses
were taken in Pultney_street for Her Royal 'High.
ness, who was expected there PO Saturday..

On Saturday se'unight the Great Seal of Ireland
was vested in a Commission, consisting of Lords
KILWARDEN, AVONNTORE, and NO&BURY. .

Sir JOHN WARREN and Nir.'PARKER COKE will
certainly be returned, and, it is believed, without
opposition, for Nottingham : the latter Gentleman
has represented that BoroUgh for upwards of twenty_
five years,
Letters from Paris state, that most of the. Mem-
bers of the Tribunate who- opposed the Government,
have been voted out of the-Conervative Senate in
the renewal of one-fifth of the Members of, the Tri-
bunate and Legislative Body, which is to take place
annually. The following 'are the principal Mem-
bers of the Tribunate who have been voted out.

COURTOIS, a Member of the Convention, a bosom
friend of DANTON, "but nevertheless a great sup:
porter of the Bth Brumaire.—CHAzAL, a Member
of the Convention, and President of the Council of
Five Hundred at St. Cloud, after LUCIF.N BONA-
PARTE was carried off by the Soldiers.----.BENJAMI N
CONSTANT, a native of Geneva.--,DEs RENAuDEs,
a ci-devant Priest, and Grand Vicar•of Au tun, when
'FAL L EICRAN D was Bishop.—MAlLH
nephew of the Senator.—CHENl F
ST. AI.I B IN.—THIEss and A.NDRI EUX (WllO iS re-
eleded)—in all 20.

It has been _remarked, that such of the Legislatave.
Body and Tribunate whO voted for the death of
Lours XVI. have been expelled.
It has been said, but we cannot give any credit
to the story, that when General LANNEs was lately
committed to the Temple, the Consular Guard sent
a message to the CHIEF CONSUL, importing that
they gave him an hour to determine whether. the
General should be released, and that in consequence
of this message lie was soon set at liberty.—Such a
compliance on the part of the CHIEF CONSUL isso
inconsistent with all that has hitherto been known
Of his charaaer, . that it is impossible to give any
faith to it. It is rather to be supposel- that, in-
stead of quietly submitting to such a requisition,
he would at once have broken the Guard with in-
famy, and consigned it to. the utmost severity of
Military punishment-
Mr. J. KIRBY is appointed by'Lieutenant Gover-
nor NUGENT, Chief-Justice of Jamaica,. in the room
of the late Hon. J. HEN'CKELL.
The average Price Of Sugar, computed from the
returns made for the week_ ending zoth day-of
February 1802, Is Thirty-nine Shillings and Light
Pence per hur.d,;d w,

NAJ'AL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 12.

ARE/VED on Wednesday eveninglast, the Flora,
. -
Capt. LE CHEMINANT, and Chatham, Capt. WEL-
LER ITransports), with Troops from Egypt, bound
to Cork : j..ord CRAVEN, and Lieut. Colonel HOPE,
of the 26th Regiment, are on board. the former.—
The ships are gone into Qu.arantine.
Sailed the Friendship, Capt. it/CHARDS, with
fruit, fpr London ; and this day, His Majesty's
'Ships Imnzortaliti,'bf 36 guns, Capt. HOTHAM, and
..???,i-iicWe, of 32 guns, on a Cruize ; also the'Spitfre
Sloop of War, of :6 guns, Capt. KEEN, with Dis-
patches for the West Indies; and the American
ship Clarissa, Capt. FIELD, for Cadiz.
The Walsingham Packet sails to-morrow, with
Mail of 4th inst. for Lisbon.

Arrived this evening the ship Suffolk, Captain
ROBI NSON, ''with rice and pepper, from Bengal for
London. She left St. Helena the 28th December
last, on which day the Princess Mary East India
Ship sailed for Bengal, and the Ship Sir John Bar_
lase. Warren for England.