The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-06 00:00:00

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WE this morning received Faril Paler: to the
3d inst. Like th3se which 'lave' lately . preceded
them, they contain little that is entitled to notice.
In the interim between War ,ard Peace, which the
ignorance of the result of the ilegotiation produces
at Paris, the -Moniteur, and the other Papers following
its example, fill their columns with the Asts of Go-
vernment, whicharewholly of local interest.
By an Official Note of the isth of August (says
the Moniteur),, the Sublime Porte informed Baron
B SC H , the Cha rsi-iles-Afailes of the KING of
DENMARK, that. he had consented to 'all, the French.:
Prisoners being. sent to Fiance, with the 'excep-
tion of the French Legation, which is to re-
main% in Turkey .during the continuance of the:
Turkish Legation ..in France. By a subsequent
decision, Citizen RUFFIN, the Plenipoterg-iary of
the RePublic, and pitizens Kr E riga and DANTAN,
attached to the. Legation, . have been removed to
Pera, where.they enjoy their liberty. A Guard of
Honour has been appointed4or them,. in the house
which they inhabit.' The former mansion, known
by the name of the'French Palace, is now occupied
by Lord ELGIN.
It had at first been deteimined that the French
Prisoners should be sent back in classes of fay, in
succession. ' The Porte has since desisted fran that
rigorous measure, and the Prisoners are to ;ail as
soon as Ships are prepared for them. A Slip, at
the date of the last letters, zsth August, vas to
set out immediately, and to carry i r s'for Mareilles.
Citizen RUFFIN, being sufficiently authorized for
that purpose, had formed a Committee to asist in
this work.

SEML IN, SEPT. s.—,Thd. Imperial Corsul at
Belgrade writes; •thathe is still guarded by. 6 or 7
Janissaries. The Council which they have, estab-
lished,. having deliberated on the propositirn made
by the Paella, of abandoning'all his property if they
would release him, has been definitively. :ejcaed.
'Flit number of Janissaries' continues to intrease at
Belgrade, as well as the number of l'AssuAN 0G-
Loy's Troops, who is himself on his_marclt to take
possession of that Fortress.
Revolt is spreading in Bosnia and Romefia. The
Commander of N izza having Intel! taken a walk,
out of that City, was much suipriaed,to'lin'cl the
gates shut against him at his return, and. to'be told
that he must not enter. He was, however, per,
mitted; upon giving up his property, todeliart, glad
to be rid of the danger even at that price,
HAGUE, SEPT. Dire tors Van Sw N-
DEN and ERME kiNs; have hitherto refused to take
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any part .in.the Sittings of the Diree.tOry;.- although
.invited by their Colleagues.— The Majority have ..
called upon them to declare eiiiegoricidlyi. whether
they will or will not talce.part. in public business :
if not, they will proceed without them,

It is now determined that the Sittings of the Le-
gislative Body shall be suspended until the Batavian
People shall have expressed their intentions as to a
New Constitution.

The French Tiers ConsolidE have risen to 54.

The Harsburgb Mai/ clue on Si nday is not yet
arrived.

His MAJESTY held a Council this day at Buck,
inghanl-Hobse f the Ministers are summonedto at_
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tend the meeting.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, accompanied'
by His Royal Highness the Dolt?. of KENT, Pit INCt
ADOLPHUS, PRINCESS SOPHIA, Lady M. Wy;;', •
YARD, 'Lord WALSINGIIAM, General DE BUDE,
COT.ODCIS CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY, the Hon.
Mr. Cilt EVIL I. F., and Mr. VILLIERS, rode out on
horseback in Windsor Park.

The QUEEN and PRINCESS' AUGUSTA; ELIZA.
eTti, and NI Altl, took an airing to Frogmore.

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Her Royal Highness PRINCESS AmELIA, attend-
ed by Lady AL E NA CLTICT E R LAND, took an airing
in a phaeton as far as Hay Grove.

Mr.7FITT has been passing
.two or three days at
Ho;wood. Ve goes irnmetliately, we believe, to
,Walrner Castle.

HAVILAND LE MESURIER, Esq. imm-diately
goes to the Mediterranean, to succeed the hue Mr.
MoTz, as Commissary-General to the British Forces
in that quarter of the globe.
In consequence of the signing of the Prelitninarics
of Peace, we are informed that the Convoy' Puty
ceased on Friday bat.

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TORBAY, OCT. 4,

A Ititl VII:, this morning the Nimrod hired Armed
Cutter, W. MARSH Commander, from the Channel
Fleet„ and :titer being supplied with some fresh pro-
visions, sailed 'again immediately for Plymouth;:
also arrived, from a Cruize, and remains, the Xtimi.
ralill;tchell and Alert Cutters. •