The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-10 00:00:00

LONDON, ULy io, iBoz.

WE this morning received Raris journals of the
6th inst. Such Articles as they contain will be
found under the Paris Head. The French Five
per Cents, were on the sth, 53. 63.

Tilts morning arrived a Hamhzergh and a, Dutch
Mail. On the loth ult. Porto Ferrajo was given
up to the French, the English Garrison under Co..
lonel MONTRESO' It, and the Tuscan Troops under
Colonel FossoN, embarking on board an English
Ship of the Line and a Fiigate; the latter were
soon after landed at Barotto, and disbanded.
The Palatine Troops have received orders to be
in readiness to march, for the purpose of taking
possession of the Indemnities.
For the acceptance of the new Helvetic Consti-
tution, there are in all 240,000 voices, and for its
fejeetion 70,000. The Cantons of Uri, Schitz,
. we
and Unterw
aiden,have unanimously rejeeted it. .

According to some accounts, the Government
of Hanover has ogered to exchange the Bishopric of
Osnalurgh for the Bishopric of Hildesheini, which
has been allotted as an Indemnity to Prussia.
This proposition, however, is attended with great
difficulties. It is likewise asserted, that Piussia
will receive the Abbeys of Werden and Her.
vorden. A line will be drawn from Olohen, through
He; kesbeck, to Scheenfell on the Ems, and follow the
course of that river to the mouth of the Aa, which
runs from the County of Lingen. All the Terri-
tory to the East of this Line will be given to Prus-
sia.

Mr. STRETTLE is, we understand, appointed by
the Marquis WE L L ESL EY, Advocate General to the
Company in Calcutta.
Mr. MAC NAGHTE N, brother to the Member for
the County of Antrim, has been appointed senior
Counsel in the room of Sir JOHN SHAW, Bart. who
has resigned ; and Mr. J. StmPsoN'the Company's
junior Counsel, has the pleasure to remain junior
Counsel.— The Marquis is said not to be fond of
succession.

The Earl of EGRENIONT, with sixty-three Ladies
and Gentlemen, and four carriages, left Brighton on
Wednesday for Shoreham, where they embarked in
the Lark Schooner, Captain HILL, for France.
The Students' Ball,. given at the Town Hall,
Cambridge,'" this week, was a very splendid one,
and the most numerously attended Assembly ever
seen in thitt place. Above five hundred persons were
present, many of whom were ,of the first
lion. Amon them were the Duke and Dutchess
of Rtrihk'igcl; andthe Dowager Duchess of RUT_
LAND, Lord' CHARLES S. MANNERS, Lord Roy.
STON, Mts. CALLCOTT, the Hon. Mr. BRAND,
the Hon. Mr. YoixE, General MANNERS, Major
MAWB EY.- The Ball opened With' the countess
of Sutherland,' by the Honourable Mr. YORKE, and
Lady C. MANNERS ; about twenty UOUplC.loll9Wcti.
The young Dutchess went doivn one dance. The
company danced in two-sets. At half after" twelve
slipper was announced. Before' half after one the
dances recommenced; and continued till four, when
the festive --scene concluded. Mr. PITT \kras
have been- at 'the ball, but owing to 'the eleaion
dinner which he gave on that day; he could not at..
tend..

The CoOntess of Cous gave a grand route on
Wednesday evening, which was attended by all
the people of fashion in 'Town.
'The Duke of BEDFORD is going to the Continent
for three or fotir-years, for the purpose-of Cleaiing
the inetimbran&.s left behind by the late Duke,
whose hospitality—whose'kindness to his. own fa.;
and enconragement of agricultuial science;
rendered even his fortune inadequate to the calls
that were made.upon To judge of His Grace's
exPences, 'pool.' a week was 'paid to the labotirers
about' Woburn; - "

. .
It is not yet, we believe, determined whether or
• in , •
not the vacancy the Regiments of Diagooni,
occasioned by the reduftion of the Fifth,'.wili bc
filled up or no. "That number has stood so Inng
vacant by the express command of HIS MAJ EST'Y,
to perpetuate the infamy of a Regiment beivg broken
for disaffediorr.

The numbers at the clove of the Ballot on Med_
nesdai, for two new Dir&*)ri of the London Dock
Company, were as follow : '

For John P. Apderson, Esq. 58c, For P. Lawrie, Esq. 145
• B. ,Waters, Esq. - 328 Rich. Lewin, Esq:
James Potts, Esq. - - aro
Of which the two former were added to the twenty.
tvio old Members. •

The i+th instant will exhibit a very grand mi-
linty- display at 'Paris, and a number of English
areflocking over to see it. • ' •
We are concerned to state, that Genetal SPRYE,
Commandant of the Engineers, is darig,erotisly ill
of a fever; the consequence of getting wet on Mora
day last in Woking at:the ascension of .the Balloon.