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

NOVEMBER.

2. Marquis Cornwallis and his Suite left Town, on his
route to Paris.
3. This day His Excellency embarked at Dover, and landed
at Calais in the evening,- where he was received with
every mark of respect and -distinCtion becoming his high
character.
A discussion took.place,in both Houses of Parliament
upon the Prelirninanes of Peace. Upon a Motion in the.
House of Peers for an Address 10 His Majesty, expressive.
of their Lordships' full approbation thereof, which was
opposed by Lords Spancer, Grenville, &c. a division took.
place, when there apptared for the Motion r r 4, and only
do against it, leaving a majority of -I
-04,4 n the House of
Commons, upon a similar Motion, .no Division. took
place.
7.
.Iklarquis Cornwallis reached . Paris, where he was re-
ceived with the most unbounded joy, and every possible
mark_of respect.
'9. Sir Sidney Smith and Colonel AbercroMby landed at
PorisMouth from Egypt, with the official dispatches of
the Surrender.of.Alexandria, -and the final Conquest of
that Country by the British Forces, duplicates of which
had before been received.
The Marquis Cornwallis had his first audience of the
Chief Consul.
A.grand Fite took place at Paris air celebration of the
reace. •- ,
Intelligence was received that the Prussian Troops had
cominenced their evacuation of the Flanoverian domi-
nions.- • _ _ •

AccOunts were also received of a new Revolution hav-
ing taken place in the Government of Swit7.erland.
12. The Thanks of both Houses of Parliament were voted .0
Lord Keith, Sir J. Hutchinson, and the other Officersol
the Army and Navy serving in Egypt.
The' French Papers conta,..,-ied.a long account of the
very 'splendid Fete which took place at Paris on the-9th
November, • in honour of the Peace between G reat Bri-

tain and France. They also contained an account of the
French having evacuated the kingdom of Naples.
13. The Treaty between Great Britain and Russia was dis
cussed in the house of Commons, and approved of
without a division.
14. The Gazette of thisday contained an account of the Sur-
renderof •Arexandria,-and consequently of the complete
subjugation of the French in Egypt.
The Gazette also contained an account of the Squ-
adron of French-Frigates cruizing ollthe Isle of Elba,
•being attacked by iheeho,•niii-, • the Pomona, and.'the
Minerva, the result of •whict, was, ' t4at two French
Frigates of 4o guns were taken, and one of equal force
destroyed. • -
23. A very long and important argument took Olacein the
Court of King's Bench, on a Motionfor a New Trial. in
the case of Hayeraft and Cfeasy. The Action was
brought against the latter for having given a charader to
the faniorls Mass Roabertson of Biackheith.—A New

Trial was granted
- .• : ,
24. Prince• Augustus Frederick created Duke Of Sussex, and
Prince Adolphus Frederick created Duke of Cambridge.
25. Croat preparations making at Brest for an Expedition to
St. Domingo. •
ag. Mrs. Crawford the celebrated Actress, died in .Westrnin-
steivin the oath year of her age. - tier remains were de-
posited in the 'North Cloister of- Westminster Abbey,
near those of ha late husband, Mr. Barry.. '

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