The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-12 00:00:00

LONDON, NOVEMBER zz, 18oz.

Tins morning we received the Moniteur of the
9,:h inst. but it brings no intelligence. There are
no farther accounts of the Journey of the FIRST
CONSUL.
The Funds are 53. 90.

- HER MAJESTY, we are happy to hear, is so much
recovered from her indisposition, that she has been
out airing; and we understand, should HER MAJES.
Ty's health permit, it is the intention of THE It MA-
JESTIES and PRINCESSES to come to Buckingham
Houseon Monday next, for the greatest part of the
weeks

It is understood that His MAJESTY will go in
state to the House of Peers, to open the Session of
Parliament with a most gracious Speech from the,
Throne, on. Tuesday se'nnight, the ;3d instant,—
In the mean time the Members will be sworn in,
and a Speaker chosen.
The Earl of DARTMOUTH, Lord Steward, will
go to the House of Commons on Tuesday night,
to swear in a certain number of the MeMbers. •

There are now two quarters, up to Midsummer
last, of the Civil List, in a course of payment; con_
sequently there remains but one quarter due.
Lord HAWK ESB R Y yesterday. lave a grand din..
ner to General AN DR EOM :and all the Foreign Mi-
nisters.

Colonel WHITWORTH accompanied his brother,
the Ambassador, as far as Dover.

The Court of Direetors having appointed GEORGE
HILARO BARLOW to succeed to the Go‘;ernment or.
Bengal upon the retirement of Marquis WE L L ESLLY,
1111/Si he understood to mean only an appointment
pro tempre.

On Wednesday next, the D4reAors of ale East
India Company will appoint a Successor to Lord
CLIvE at Fort St. George.
The Government of Madras, it is said, has been
offered to the Hon. C.Yo EKE, the Secretary at 'War,
with the succession to the Chief Government of
India, upon the return of Marquis WEL4,ES!,EY to
Europe.
The Right Hon. TrsoMAs STEELS, with his fa.
roily, is at present at faris. He returns in a few
days, to be present at the [meting of Patiiament.
The Due de Botrtr..LoN is arrived in Town froth'
Jersey. We have no doubt but that this spirited
Officer will make a proper Statement of the treat.
ment which he received so unworthily at Paris.
By Letters which we have received from jersey,
we learn, that the CHIEF CONSUL has appointed a
French Commercial Consul for the Islands of Guern.
sey, Jersey, Alderney, and Sark, and he has al-
ready taken up his residence in the Island of Jersey.
This is the first time, we understand, that a Consul
was ever appointed for these Islands. His appoint_
ment, he reports, is a good one, equal to, at least,
5001. per annum ; and that if his residence as Con.
sul is not recognized by the British Government,
he will reside there in a private capacity. Out
Letters add, that the People of Jersey do not much
like, or approve of this appointment, or of the
promised residence among them of this French Gen-
tleman. '

Orders were on Tuesday received at Plymouth from
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, by Ma-
jor-General BOWATER., Colonel Commandant of the
Plymouth Division of Royal Marines, to embark for
Chatham, to do Dock-yard duty, 3 Lieutenant_-
Colonels and Captains, 6 Subalterns, 12 Se, eants,
and 300 rank and file. The following Officers are
selected for this duty, viz. Lieutenant_Colonel and
Captain TENCH, Lieutenant_Colonel and Captain
MEREDITH, Lieutenant_Colonel and Captain Wt L-
-1,1 AMs, Lieutenant MEREDITH, Lieutenant BIG-
N ELL, Lieutenant TUCKER, Lieutenant A. CAMP-
BELL, Lieutenant J. A. GRAHAM, and Lieutenant
FANE.

On Monday a detachment of Royal
.Marines,
consisting of 130 men arrived at Woolwich to do
the duty of the Dock-yard there.
Mr. BORRADAILE'S new Ship of Izoo tons,
destined to Coast and China, was launched yester-
d,l from Dudman's Yard, Deptford, and christened
the Cumberland. The spectacle was extremely,
grand ; and the numerous assemblage of Ladies, for
whom a seventy-four gun ship was provided with a
comfortable awning, added greatly to the brilliiincy
of a scene, which, though momentary, is yet aw-
fully interesting. A cold collation was provided,
and the ceremony concluded with a Ball and Supper
at the London TA veto.

The RUssian.Grand Duke, CONSTANT IN 4, was
very carefully educated, and made thoroughly con-
versant with the Greek Language, being destined
for the Throne of Constantinople, had the Empress
CATHERINE, whose favourite he was, succeeded in
her views she always entertained'Of its conquest ;
that was alSo fhe reason of his receiving the name of
CONSTANTI*E. The young Prince was present,
and received the compliments of the Deputies of the
Greek Islands, sent with an offer to second the
Empress with 200,000 men, in the projeaed in-
vasion of the Turkish Empire in Europe, on con-
dition of being geed from Ottoman despotism. The
plan was drawn up in Greek, and was in agitation,
when Great Britain was engaged in the American
War, and embarrassed by,the Armed Neutrality of
the North, but it was abandoned at the termination
Of that Contest.

NEWS,

PLYMOUTH, Nov. zo.

ARRIVED the Nemesis Frigate, of 28 guns, Capt.
P. SOMERVILLE, from Milford ; also the Brig
Patience, Capt. MURPHY, from London, bound to
Lisbon, put in by contrary winds.