The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-14 00:00:00

have already tik en }lace in Paris ; among
the following are the most distinguished

General ANDR PISS! is appointed Ambassador
fir'in the French Republic,' to His BRITANNIC
MAJESTY ; this decree is dated May z9tll.

Ms OTTO is appointed Minister Plenipotentiary
to the President of the United States of Arne-

tica.

General VIAL is appointed Minister Plenipo_
ttotiary to the Order and Island of Malta.
M. REI^:AVD is appointed Consul at Zante.
The Public Agents at Martinique, St. Lucia, and
1.044g0, have been also nominated.
The Official Paper is also filled with intelligence
from different Departments of France, stating the
general joy which the restoration of public wor-
ship has excited among the Protestant commu.

The Moniteur of the uth contains a be.cree of
the Consulate, laying a Tax upon Coals.

THE Public, and especially the Commercial Part
°fit, must have felt very great satisfa6lion on find..
Ing that the French Government had spontaneously
made to ours a Proposition for a Commercial Treaty,
for omitting to take any notice of which, in the
13efinitive Treaty of Peace, Ministers have been by
some individuals si loudly and so absurdly condemn-
ed
.al • onsieur CoYNE ERT MoXTaRET, a most re-
4Peaable and intelligent man, has accordingly ar.
lived) deputed by the First Consul to enter imme.
(liately on this very important subjea. He had his
first interview with Lord HAWKESBTJRY on Satur-
tiaY ; the result of which, we understand, proved
'uglily sat is fa Eto ry.

The first step is thus-happily taken towards ce-
tknting more closely the reconciliation which has
taken place between the two Countries, and which
Promises to be lasting in proportion as jealousies of
v`rY description shall subside, and as the Commer-
ial interests of both shall be mutually considered
and osxsulted.

General satisfaEtion seems to prevail at the ap.
Pointment of General ANDREOSSt, as the Minister
tt) this Country ; and all opinions agree in the judg-
tnent of the seleftion. We can only wish, for the
Sake of both Countries, that the same moderation,
tclad sense, frankness, and plain dealing, which
have,marked ever part of M. Ohio's condua, both
I'l public and private, may be closely imitated by
his successor, whofe charafter leaves us no room
to entertain the least doubt of it.—To the flit.,
kailly, and conciliating condua of the one, we are
got a little indebted for the attainment of the
greatest of blessings, as we are not without well.
!rounded hope for expeaing that any interruption to
Its permanence will be precluded by the similar qua.
'ties and similar condua of the latter.
Our Readers must have read with no small degree
r Pleasure, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE.
14:311t'S Speech on the subjea of the Imperial Loan.
Ivten as we have been told, that it was so much
°llty absolutely thrown away, and the late Go.
ernment severely condemned for the whole of the
transaaion, we have now peculiar satisfaaion in find.
11g) that the Austrian Government is disposed in the
Est honourable manner to aft up to its engagements,
4NI is aaually taking measures, as its circum.
scribed means will gradually admit of it, faithfully
t 0 discharge the debt which it contraled with this
c
°untry.
It We sincerely rejoice that the consideration of
:e Residence Clergy Bill has been deferred to
:Other Session. It is a subjea of the very first
ntPortance, and that requires the mokt mature
Zasideration. We cannot too earnestly ,mom_
end it to the attention of every individual of
etcher House of Parliament ; and cannot dismiss the
a~bJvct without noticing the gross indecorum (to
tise mild terms) of a measure in one House being
11°Ixtraented upon by a Member of the other, while
ergoing discussion in the former. We remem-
ber no such circumstance occurring : should it
recur, it ought to be properly noticed.

Last night arrived a Hamburgh Mail. 'Accounts
,rem
Rome state that the Russian Count TommAst
nas been chosen, by the Pope, Grand Master of
the Order of Malta. The Russian corps of 2,500
4") which was stationed in Naples, has sailed to
c °Ve't• His Britannia: Majesty's assent to the con_
„,"ti°ll of Si. retrysimrs has been received at
`t°eßholm with the utmost jay, and has been con-
as a proof of the friendly and pacific utspo-
:46l of Great Britain. The Queen of Naples in-
"ed to leave Vienna the latter end of last month,
'1 her return to Nap/es. The most splendid pre.
Potations are making for the royal interview abou
IQ take place at Memel

a a Pe.7elope, P "AKER , is arrived from Dom;tlj-
w) which she left on the
2.2,d of April, when all
a quiet, there, and Martial Law was taken off.
is
tope Pilte de Par;s, of tto guns, at Plymouth,
he fitted up for the reception of the Lords of
-e Adiniralty, Zre going to that, port,

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 12.

ARR I vED the Doris, of 36 guns, from a Cruizc
n the Channel.
Sailed the Imogene, of i 6 guns, for Ireland.