The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-08 00:00:00

PARIS, Aprsti 4.

THEY write from Calais, under date of the 3

March, that the Peace was announced there on, the
27th, at half-past nine in the evening, when imme-
diately all the houses were illuminated, and the most
lively and enthusiastic joy was displayed by the
Inhabitants.
Lord CORNWALL IS arrived at Calais on the
3oth, at two in the afternoon, on his return from
Amiens. Civil and Military Honours were rendered
to him, with that effusion of the heart which cha-
raaerizes the French. He dined with the Mayor
at the Hotel d'Angleterre, and in the evening went
to the Theatre, where he received the most
flattering and well-merited applause. L'Anglais
d Bordeaux, a Piece analogous to adual circum-
stances, furnished allusions which gave rise to re-
peated and long-continued applause. A Song, relative
to the happy event of Peace, in which was a passage
alluding to the pacific Minister, written by an inha-
bitant of Calais, was sung and listened to with the
greatest pleasure. His Lordship embarked on the
31st, at eight in the morning, apparently highly
pleased with the result of his mission, and his re-
ception by the Calaisians.
We expeet very shortly the publication of the
Concordat, which, it is confidently asserted, will
be the first aft presented to the Legislative Body.
We are informed from Vienna, that a journey
will shortly be made to Paris by PRINCE FER D r
NAND of TUSCANY. It is said that, following the
example of the PRINCE Of ORANGE, he comes to
treat with the French Government relative to his
Indemnities. It is believed in that Capital, that
the French Ambassador CHAMPAGNY, will go to
Constantinople, and that he will be replaced at
Vienna by JOSEPH BONAPARTE.
BRUSSELS, MARCH 31.--Tile DUKE of SAXE
TESCHEN, formerly Governor of the ci-devant Au-
strian Low Countries conjointly with the Archdu_
chess MARIA CHRISTINA, has sent here a con&
dential Agent, charged with the liquidation of the
Debts of his Court, which circumstances prevented
him from paying until this moment.

VIENNA, MARCH 20.-Our Court claims the
right exercised by the late Republic of Venice, of

presenting to the POPE two Cardinals: His Holi-
ness will nor, however, recognize this right.
The Baron de HucEL, Ex-Imperial Commissary
to the Diet, has set off for Baden.
BERNE, MARCH 29.—The meeting of the Pri-
mary Assemblies has not been attended with the
success that was expeEled. In the' Canton of
Zurich, a number of Communes refused to assemble ;
others assembled to protest against the Constitution ;
others have at-length appointed tlieir Elthors, and
charged them to protest. In the Canton of Basle,
the assemblies which have met have been composed
of a very small part of the adive Citizens. One, in
a village which contained 88, was only attended
by three, which prevented any election from taking
plac-e. The Town of Basle, which contains more
than 3003 adive Citizens, had not more than 184
voters in its different Assemblies. At Beithoud, in
the Canton of Berne, the Electoral Assembly, which
ought to have been composed of twenty-four Mem-
bers, was attended by only three. The greater
part of the others protested against the Constiru_

tion, nevertheless the three Voters proceeded to
,make the prescribed Eleaions, which the Senate
have declared valid. Many Communes in like
manner protested, but the Senate passed to the
Order of the Day, with disapprobation. A Protest
has likewise been made by the ci-deVant Cantonal
Diet of Berne, couched in very violent language.

It contains a recapitulation of the events which
have happened since the 2,Bth of Onober, and the
incompetence of the Senate (such are the expressions
of the Diet) to give to the Swiss a Constitution
different from that of the 29th of May, which is
now to furnish the motive for the dissolution of the
General Diet.

In a Commune of the Canton of Leman, the
EleClions were made in a singular manner. Some
thirty, out of five. hundred Citizens who ought to
have composed the' Assembly, having assembled
without the concurrence of the Public FunetionarY,
whose duty it was to assist by virtue of the Law,
one amongst them drew from his pocket a list,
and thus addressed them, " Citizens, here are six
Citizens who have been proposed as Eleetors for
this Commune (He read their names). Those who
are of opinion they shall be eleited, will stand up
(<►ll stood). I see, Citizens, you are unanimous—
the Assembly is therefore dissolved." He then re-
turned to the Hall of the. Commune to deliver the
Proces Verbal of the Meeting.

A match between two post-chises and four is
to be run on Haidown, near Exeter, on the 21st
instant, for wagers to the amount. of rive hundred
guineas. The post.boys on the occasion are, on
the one side; Mr. CHICHESTER ,q1,.1 Captain STiItiC-
POI. E, and on the others Mr. U.Lovut and Mr'.
BR6wN.