The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-19 00:00:00

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the Bishop*. of Fuhla for the PRINCE of ORANGE.
The Troops (let:tined for this enterprize have been
long in readiness, and are to march under the
orders of Count SC HUL ENRURG, who is to organize
that Country conformably to the wishes of the Pros.
Sian Court. Bs' the last Courier from Paris,
BoNAPARTE has notified his acquiescence with
these measures. The sentiments of the other
European Courts on the plan of Indemnities, are
not yet officially made known.
The French Emigrants at Bamberg have been
ordered to quit that Country by July next, as they
are now at liberty to return-to their native country.

OUR Readers will perceive in the Letter which
We have this day inserted from a Gentleman
at Paris, that the Pacification of Europe has led to
an event, which was foreseen by all enlightened
men, namely, a change in the forms of the Govern.
ment of France. This event has not yet been ful-
filled, but it is in preparation, and we._ hope that
'hen completed it will prove stable and permanent.
The chief excellence of the present Constitution,
Consists in its investing the Executive Authority of
the State with a degree of consistency and power,
which renders it fully .competent to negotiate with
Foreign Powers. -In this tespea it varied essen-
tially from all the preceding Forms of Government,
Inasmuch 23 the popular part was too strong and ambi-
tious, and the Executive too weak and defenceless.
How far this system was calculated to diffuse a spi-
rit of order and security in the internal administra-
tion of their affairs, and whether the projthed
Change be expedient at this time, are subjetts which
those who are immediately interested are better able
to ascertaio, than we can possibly presume to be.—
The intelligence is, however, very important, And
leads to most serious refiedions.

Yesterday the PRINCE of Wili.rs paid a visit to
,the Duke of IcoicrtiomzEitLAND, at Northumber-
land House.
The Petition of Right of His Royal Highness
the PRINCE GI WALES has been indorsed by His
rIAiEsTy into the Court of Chancery, and a speedy
earing upon it will take place.
Thursday the Earl of GALLOWAY attended at
it'3t. James's as Lord in Waiting, in consequence of
'us MAJESTY having most graciously declined ac..
cepting his Lordship's resignation.
It has been customary formerly, we believe, for
the Merchants and Traders of London to address
IS MAJESTY on the restoration of Peace.—We
rather wonder that wealthy and respeaable body of
People should have been so backward upon the
present occasion.

Vice Admiral GAmßi ER, with the Squadron
Under his command, is likely to be detained some
time longer from the want of men. They re-
enter in the Navy very slowly.
Amongst the additions made to the comforts of
our brave Defenders, we have reason to believe that
a small increase to the Widows'' pensions would
not he the least gratefully received.
The 29th Regiment of Foot, under orders for
Halifax, was reviewed on Tuesday last on the
'lces at Dock by Major General ENGLAND.
The Chid:ester, Capt. STEPHENS, is fitting at
Sheerness, for the reception of General GRINFIELD
4d suite, in which ship they will take their passage
to Earbadoes.

Yesterday a Meeting of the Subscribers to last.the-
Irish Loan, was held at Tom's Coffee-house, to
„.take_ into' consideration the propriety of. addressing
"lessrs. BURROWES and Co. the Contractors, with
resPeCt to the chares made for Commission and
Course
of Exchange, which the Subscribers con.
Zaived to be much over-rated ;as well as for notS
ving- delivered the receipts in due time. It was
dreed that -a Committee, consisting of M. A.
c'Lnsmin, Mr. ROBARTS and Mr. EVERITT,
Should wait this day upon the ContraCtorsi. fol. the
purpose of obtaining some explanations.
Yesterday was pay-day at the Stock Exchange :
Nye did not hear that there were any Defaulters.
th. Yesterday; being the first day of Trinity Term,
O 0! Judges, King's Counsel, and principal Law
fficers assembled at the. LORD CHANCELLOR'S in
the morning, whence they proceeded in state to
°Pen the Courts at Westminster Hall.
, We are happy to perceive that Mr. DUNDAS has
`aken up the pen to remove the impression which
laY have been made,on the unwary, by the bold and
hilazardous assertions of the Special Committee of the
Court
of Directors, a task which we
.think he has
_most ably accomplished in his letter, just published,
addressed to the Proprietors of East India Stock.
'The Committee who have the management of the
gnat West India Docks, in the Isle of Dogs, have
given notice that they will be opened by the loth
qnext month.
1,133, the West India Dock Bill, which passed the
O;louse of Commons, and is now before the House of
°rds, the Officers of the Revenue are allowed no
',°lidays, except Sunday, Christmas day, anti Good-
-2 American Papers were yesterday received to the
of America,
of May.' A Treaty between the United States
America, and the Chickasaga Nations of Indians
both
concluded and signed by the Commissioners of
°t}l Nations on the z4th of last October. It was
ratified by
_ the President of the United States on the
4-st day of May last.
By Letters from New-York, dated the I9th ult.
(7re tre informed that the Batavian Fleet, consisting
Three Ships of the Line and a Brig, viz. the
Brutus, Neptune and jean de Witt, and Brig Ajax,
1111der co
ticommand of Admiral HAtt-rsuccis, arrived in
Vasapton Road the loth, from Cape Francois. It
44ti.d part of the Squadron will go to Baltimore to

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 16.

ARRIVED yesterday, the Leicester Packet, Stpt
't,toND, in forty-three days from Jamaica, with Mail
from thence, which was fumigated, and forwarded
to London. The Packet is gone into quarantine,
in consequence of the death of the SurgeOn, of the
yellow fever. The. English Seamen belonging to
the Ships of War at Jamaica, were particularly
healthy. His Majesty's Ship Brunswick, of 74
guns, sailed for England a few days before the
Packet. No news whatever was publicly known at
Jamaica respeCting St. Domingo, as every thing re-
speaing that Island was kept as secret as possible ;
but reports were in circulation, that the French have
suffered very considerably, and were not likely to
be successful.

Passenger by the Packet, is Aitx.

Esq.
Also arrived the Ship Riga Merchant, KNIGHT,
from Norfolk, in three months and a half passage ;
last from Newfoundland, where she discharged part
of her cargo.
Sailed the Ship Pelican, Captain Wm. BROAD,
with bale goods, tin, &c. for Smyrna; the American
Ship Dolphin, TYLER, with flour, for Rotterdam;
and the Two Sisters, WEBB, for Limerick.

The Duke of York Packet, for Lisbon, and the
Chesterfield Packet, for the Leeward Islands, will
sail on Saturday, and the latter on Sunday next.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 18.

• ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Liberty, Lieut.
Coox, from a Cruize ; and His Majesty's Ship
Leander, from the Eastward.

Arrived the Neptune, MARSHALL, from Cork;
BUNTIN, from Newcastle ; Junius, MIT,
CHELL, Mary, CONNER, Robert, THompsoN,
Science, ScotT, from Sunderland; Rover, BAGC3,
from Plymouth ; Adventure, ADAMSON, from Riga
for Barcelona.
Sailed the Pitt, OSMOND, for London.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 18.

Yesterday after post, arrived the Mallard Gun_
brig, from Leith.
An attempt was this day made to unlock the
Phoebe, but the tide failing, it proved impiac:.
ticable.