The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-21 00:00:00

:CONDON, OCTOBER 21, 1802.

V!2 this morning received the Mcnikur of the
17th inst. It contains no intelligence foreign or do-
mestic, but there is a long Decree, regulating the
Dresses which the grand Judge, Commissaries of
Government, and Registers, are to wear upin cer-
lain occasions. There is also a Decree for the
Establishment of a School of Artillery at Metz.

The French Journals are wholly silent with 're_
weft to any movement of BONAPARTE, and we have
'ourselves received no further information respdling
his reported visit to the Sea Coast ; but we hear that
Letters have been received in Town this morning,
which state that he aaually was at Boulogne on
Saurday last. The circumstance, however, alto-
gether, seems to require some further confirmation,
before it is entitled to implicit belief.

THE Plan cf a Constittition for Switzerland,
fit; :lei, by the Diet of Sch,wit;, appears to have
'been roUli.)lied for the purpose of sheaving to the
World, that they are not to be intimidated or
ov,et-aWed by the Consular Mandate. It may- be
consifiertdi as an implied Answer to the insulting
declaration of France, an Answer which was to be
eXpeded from the Bravery and Independent Spirit
.the Swiss. The Constitution thus projeCted, ,is
founded upon the model of ;he Antient Canstitu.
tion of that Country, and is sandioned by the
will of a large Majority of the People, whilst
the Gallic Helvetic Government is rapported by
only a few mercenary adheren'ts. The interference
of France, therefore, if persisted in, will appear
in ,till more odious colours. Although. the Diet
of ScLvz,e;tz has not, according to the latest intelli.

gence, returned'any positive answer to the tyran-
nical deminds of the French Government, yet the
publication of tl►e Plan of a Constitution agreed
upon by the Representatives of Switzerland, is a
sufficient indication of the will and the sentiments
of that People. All pretext even for Mediation,
striefly so called, much less for hostile interference,
is; therefore, now taken away, since the will of an
Inclependellt People has been declared, through the
medium.of its Representatives ; and if the Powers

of Europe do not interfere to support it
.against the
tyrannical diElation of France, they tacitly acknow.
ledge that the Independence of Nations is only a
name, aild that it may be violated with impunity,
whenever a favourable opportunity tempts the am-
bition of an unprincipled and powerful State.

The ROYAL FAMILY left Windsor yesterday
morning- for Kew, where they reside till Saturday.
Fits MAJESTY came, to town and held a Levee
at St. James's Palace, at which were present, their
Ekcellencies the French, Sardinian, Russian, Hes-
sian-, Neapolitan, Hanoverian; Swedish,-and Portu-
guese EnVoys;
.the Minister froni the Court of Wir-
tetriberg, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
the SeeI:ETA-II I F.s, for the WAR and HOME DETART.
Mt 11T, and tic ,follo.wing Nobility :

His Grace the Duke of Portland..
E.41..i —Sandwich, Moira, Beshorotigh, Dartmouth, Castlo-
reagh, Winchilsea, and Shaftesbury.
Viscouitt Stopford.
'Lords —Duncatinon, Scn. and Tim. Hawkeshury, Hobart,
' Polham, St: Helens, Radstock, Glenbervie, and Heath-
' Ifichl.

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'ultency, G. Osborne, and W. Wynne.
• _ Doitis, Fisher, Ectinonstone, and St. John Barry.
"1.• —'jalvert, Barry, Long, Gordon, and,Cumm,ings.
• 4 (.;artlishore, Wynne - Fremantle,
(Chamberlain to His Majesty's

Dr. 6,
Th Hen. _Ai- Legge, and the Rev. Mr, Chapman.
13..w...0uth, (sworn in-Loud Steward of His Majesty's
11,-,11;e!,,,, ), 'NL,L the... Levee or the tirt tinie, since his

appolntmenr., •
Lorc}s Dup.:armpit, Sen. and Jun. were morally introduced
by thOr F.triler, Earl Besborough. •
The Itor. john Barton, late (7 baplain to the House of Corn-
mon4- appotnted•Canon and Prebend of Canterbury, went
• to. Court, bit was too lane Co be introduced. . •
Thrf Non. and Revbrend Mr:. Legge, 'Canon 'and Prebend of
WindsUr, from the Prebendary or Canterbury.
His Lxzellency. Charles Cameron, late Governor of the

of Milta.
M:. rrance, accompanied the Earl of Winchilsco.
-Count Schack, Captain of the Royal Danish Life Guards
P-forse), 11-id the honour, to be pres,;iited, by Mr. De
Givdeu the Danish Charge des ,Atraires ; and' Cap?
taih*,ther;i:i of His iilajcsty's Royal Navy.
After the Levee Hp DrilArEs-ry livid a Council of
the Minister,, and tl4tt left Town for Kew.
The Earl and Cotintes-s of BESSOROLYgI, Lord
xid Lady MoR.PETH, Lora DuNGANNor;; Mks
j. and L. GOWER.; an4lLord L. GO;PE.Ii, partook
?;) elegant dinner yesterday at Lord and Lady'
114 r,aOkIKNE'S, at their residence at Whitehall.
•••
. • .
• i7.e3lei-dily a Court of Dircaors was held at the
1-louse, when the Cleslination of the new
pl)i1;7O1":80n tons, building by the. representatives
cf the late Mr, H.A.mr.t.Tbat, was :dieted. from St.
ilelena and Bengal, to Bengal direei. The'Couft
adjourned at a lgte I,m4r 411 Wednesday next.

E IV S.

Di',./11,, OCT. 20.

ARRIVED, and SP ile3 for the River, the .8 r:ll),eri,
, from Demerara; and Lien-hall, LEwixag.
Tux-, -frOm-Dublin.