The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-15 00:00:00

DEAL, A?R!L 14.

SAILED for the Nore, the Glory, Hound and
Gannet Sloops of War. The Crash Gun-brig
came down, and, proceeded on to the Westward.
he Sir Ede and Hughes and Lord Mornington
Indiamen, came down this afternoon, and remain in
the Downs, with His Majesty's Ships St. Albans,
Amazon, and Eugenie Sloop.

The Prcimotion of, Flag Officers, it is still con-
fidently said, will include Sir THomAs Titotr-
BRIDGE, who wjll pe appointed to the Command
in India.
_ _

The Lap wiig, 01'38 guns, Captain ROTWE-R AM,
-is ordered to take all the Scotch seamen paid off at
Plymouth, to Leith, the Orkneys, and round to
Greenock. The Firgard, of 48 guns, Captain
WALL IS, takes the Irish seamen to Cork, Dublin,
Waterford, and Londonderry ; and the Imogene, of
18 guns, takes all the Welch seamen to Swansea,
Milford, and to proceed to Liverpool with the men
belonging to that port.—This refleds great credit
on th Board of Admiralty.

The following Letter was yesterday communi-
cated to the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange :
SIR, Duke-street, iyb April, 120 z.

I request you will take measures for communieving, that
an Irish Loan for i,625,0c01. Irish, will be negotiated in
I reland, on or about the 6th of May, and that I have ap-.
pointed Thursday next, the rsth instant, for meeting any of
those who may wish to bid for the Loan, and who may be
desirous of knowing the particulars thereof, at three o'clock,
in Duke-street, _ _

I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
John Puget, EN. ISAAC CORRY.

Mr. PITT is, making a new Road to his seat at'
Holwood—He has himself been lately superintend-
ing some improvements there.
There seems a general disposition rising in the
House of Commons to address' His MAJESTY, that
he would be pleased to bestow-some mark 'of his
Royal Approbation on the men who have so success-
fully directed the helm of State during the last nine
years of such 'unexaMpled perils And difficulties. It
would be worthy the Parliament that has witnessed,
applauded, and supported such distinguished virtue
and abilities., to leave, before its dissolution, some
solid and lasting mark of its approbation and esteem
for some of those who composed His Majesty'i late
'Government.

The Ball to he given, on the r+th of May, by the
Noblemen and Gentlepien of the Club in Bo4d-
street, is finally arranged ; the numbers are. limited
to six hundred, and the subscription is closed.—We
shall give a particular account of the splendid Fete
hereafter.

It is supposed that the Union Club will follow
with a Masquerade.
The gallant 4td, or Royal Highlanders, at pre-
sent at Winchester barracks, are under preparation
to march to the North. On their way from Win-
chester to London, they are to be inspeEted by His
MAJESTY on Wimbledon Common. :The Regi-
ment, notwithstanding their heavy loss, came home,
near 700 strong a - they have ,discharged as invalids,
who have passed Chelsea Board for the out-pension,
t6o,' and will now march northward, to recruit, a
find body of goo men, which are to be filled up, in
Scotland, 'to tloo rank and Ale.

ing.

PAR)-,; APRIL li.

TE EPEUNii ON THE OCCAsION OF THE HAPPY
EVENTS' OF THE I'EACE OF AN:Ir N;, AND C:i

THE PUBLICATION OE THE LAW ftrLATIVE

RELIGIOUS WORSHIP.
Tr Deum shall be 'chanted at .:14ettopolitan
Church of Paris, in presence of the Government;
oh the s Bth instant.—{Sunday.)
At tix in the morning there will be a discharge
of thirty, Tieces of Cannon, And a discharge of ter
pieces every honr until noon.
At eight the First Consul will promulgate the
Law of the 6th inst.
At hint the Local Authorities wiil proalaidi
dde form, and with the accustomed ceremonies, the
Treaty of Peace.
At eleverp, the Government Will proceed from
the Palace tif the Thailleries to the Metropolit,ln
Church-.
The :departure of the Gorernment froth the Palace
will be announced by a discharge of thirty pieces \
of cannony and its return by an equal number.
There Will be a General Illumination in the even:.

The First Consul hits appointed JEAN BAPTISTS
DUB Et.,LoY Archbishop of-Paris.
The following are the 'circumstances attending
the public presentation of 'cardinal CAPR ARA to the
Chief Consul. The Government Carriages %%ere
sent 'for his Eminence to his Palace ; at one o'cloCk
he repaired tb the Thiilleries ; he .was preceded by
a Detachment of Grenadiers and of 'Gendarmerie)
with trumpets, &c'. There were in his Traiit ten
carriages full of Ecelesiattics, and the Procession
was closed by a body of 200 Cavalry. The Legate
and his suite descended at the principal entrance of
the Palace,; the Cross was, as is usual, carried he_
fore his Etninence, and during 'the ceremony was
placed at the door 'of the Council Chamber.
To-day the 'Cardinal Legate
,consecrated in the
Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, three Arch-
bishops; 'one of whoin was Abbe BE R Ni ER ; another
the former Curate of Panthemont ; and the third,
the Abbe CANtsAc'Eßts, appointed to the' Arch.

bishopric of Rou,en.
Mr. SPENCER Smint-, who has filled for so
many ye•irs the funaions of LnvOy to the Sublime
Porte, is arrived at 6.tutgard, where he'has met
with a very gracious reception at the Court.
They write from Alexandria, under date of the
roth February, that the merchaudizes of Italy
abound there, but the sale is trot 4reat. Cairo Is
not yet tranquil.

Th 9 Manleincs have withdrawn into the Higher
Egypt-. The GRAND Vlzi vonld not suffer them "
to enter Cairo, and he has sent a, detachment of