The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-12 00:00:00

France.

We perfeCtly agree with the Writer in the Moni-
tear that the language of concilia"tion is most
becoming to both Nations, and it has been our

study to use it upon every occasion on which
we Kaye found it necessary to make mention
of the French Government. The blessings of
Peace can _Oily be preserved by a mutual spirit
- of conciliation and sincerity, That spirit, we are
concerned to observe, does not regulate the con,
duet of the ,Writer in the Ilioniteur—He brings
charges • not only against the former, but the
prelent, G,vernment of this Country, which we are
certain neither of them deserve. The Government of
tOreat Britdin, we are sati,ficd, would at all times
repr,..bate assassination and out rage ; and we cannot
for a moment believe, that the circumstances stated
respeailig jersey., and the Emigrants here, can
the smailf!st foundation in fol.

The Observations in the amiteur, set out upon a
principle totally groundless, viz, that the Paper al.
haled to is under Ministerial and conse-
quentiy, that Ministers approve .of every thing
that that Paper cl►uses to advance. Nothing can
be more absurd-,--Under this presumption, Ministers
must approve all the Libels which that Paper has
thought proper to heap upon their Predecessors, and
which it still almost daily,vents against the greatest

Man that this or any ocher Country or Age has ever

produced—the transcendent powers of whose mind
, are only to be equalled by the unparalleled disin-
ter:Aciness and refined honour of his conduct.

Tests morning a liambuqh Mai/ arrived ; the
Luelligence by which ;611 be found under the pro-
per Head.

The CHANCELLnR of the EXCHEQUER and his
Famq have been for some time at Eastbourne.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. ROSE are going on a Tour
to the Continent. They propose being absent about
three months.
II;s MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint the
Earl 0; DoNot: GHMORP, the Right Hon. RICHARD
NN ESL EY, the Right Hon. Baron CA..iTLE CUOTE,
t;ie Right Hon. Jour ORmsay VANDAL EUR, JOHN
TowNsEND,WintitAm Row L EY,RO ERT WyNNE,
THOMAS BURGH, at7d RICHARD LONCFIELD,
Ricir,. to be chief Commissioners of FIIs MA-
JESTY'S Revenues and Customs in Ireland.

The Judges, tcgether With the High Sheriff of
S.Affolk, and his ...Aidplain, dined with IVhrquis
Cot:SWALLis, at.Culford, on Sunday, and the same
ev--ing set off lor Thaford, on their route for Nor..
with.

A Duel was fought lately at Elsineur, between
two Swedish Officers, Count WRANQEL, and Count
BECKFRYS, in which the former was mortally
wounded, and immediately conveyed to the Military
Hospital at Elsineur. Ills adversary returned to
S;Neden.

It is asserted that 'PASSIVAN OGLOU was for-
merly a Prussian Officer; and was Cashiered for
having embezzled Money destined to pay the Troops,
in consequenceof which he took refuge amongst the
Turks, and emb►aced their Religion. His daughter
is, it is said, at present at Stettin, and the wire
of M. de ScHuTz, a Privy Councillor ; it is also said,
that she LIR iy received a letter from him, accom.

6D',";O Crowns, with ;in i ta-

tion to j.•ii-; It is added, that PAIMANT has
• lA', Hien to tilc• K tre of I)tT.tsS;Ai•requesting a Pass-
Ørt :or his
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