The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-31 00:00:00

JANUARY 28.

This day the Consular Guard, Horse and Foot,
executed some grand manoeuvres in the champ-

de-Mars.

STUTTC AR n, JAN. I 7.---There yesterday ar-
rived in this City three Companies of Grenadiers,
and about ico Cavalry, forming part of the Di-
vision of General SOUHAM. DiffercYa Corps of
the same Division are continually arriving in the
Dutchy of Wirtemberg, to take up their winter.
quarters.

FR ANi FOR r, JAN. r7.—The French have
abandoned the. Country of Fulda, and are returned
to our environs ; two Battalions have entered

our City.

.Several bands of robbers, a luitilired, and two
hundred strong, commit the most dreadful ravages
in the Werhrwaid, and the Country of Fulda ;
they attack the villages by open force, and en.
tirely pillage them. One of these bands lately
entered Neu/vied; and on the t Ith it pillaged
If/Urge/4 and assassinated several p,:rsons. The
French have formed several small Column; for
the purpose of destroying these bands.

Orders for the Court going iritn Mourning
to-morrow, the Ist 01 February, for the LILL'
Hereditary Princess LpuISA CHAELO vir of
SAXE GoTtIA, viz.

The Ladies to wear black Silk, fringed or plain lincn,
white gloves, necklaces, and
.ear-rings, black. or white
stints, tans, and tippets.
Unclrcis—rijiite or grey lutestring, tabbies, or damask
•
The Gentlemen to wear black full trinaried, fringed,
or plitin Wad: swords, and buckles.
Undress—Grey frocks.
•The.Coiirt r change tile Moutoing on Sanday
the Bth of February,
'•

The X.adieS.to wear black silk or *civet coloured ribbon,
and fans and tippos, a plitin white, or white and silVer
studs, with I)l.o.;,:sribbnini..

The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain
white,. or white and gold, or white and silver suit' waist:
coats, full trimmed, CO.ouretl, and biwkles.

And on Thursday the, r zth Of February TTCX
the Court go out of Mourning..

The Danish Minister at Petersburgh, seems to
have incurred some censure, for having treated
the EM P R R PAUL'S Cril'a/rOttf /Ohl AS a serious
proposition. Eut the late conduit of the Ern.
peror, justifies the expidation of Znr such aet ;
and every rational man in this Country, as soon
as the information arrived, gave credit to it, to
its'full extent of extravagance and absurdity. It
is probable, howe% Cr, that Denmark might be
Made to smart for the dulines? of her Minister, in
nor taking a. joke, if 'it were not, on the other
t:and, still tnole probable; iluit in Russia there
will soon he an end to the &nix:roe:it/Wit.

Mr. WA.ontNaToN fully displayed his moral
pr;n4-iplei, and his regard for the Public, by his
Dealings in an Article of general Consumption.
lle also• manifested his temper, as a Man, by
tearing the 'Act of Parliament, in open Court,
before the, Tribunal of Justice. In both points
of view, his Character appears in such a light,
that he is certainly well qualified to hold himself
forth as a modern Politician, Patriot, and ,Re.
farmer.. -

Yeiterday se'nnight sailed the Eliza Cartel fOr
Nantz from Plymouth,: she carried away a
Mons. CARNON, who came 'passenger in her
from Nantz to Plymouth ; and, extraordinary to
relate, eicaped the vigilanCe of The guard-boats, got
ashore, went to Falmouth, received 3701. returned
to Plymouth, where a hue and cry being raised, he
contrived to get on board the 4bOVc Carrel, and
was o concealed, that -she carried him clear off.
Mons. CAO;orr was in such a 'hurry to get off,
that be left behind all his money anti a box of
trinkets. P. LANG E APJ Esq. the: Mayor of
Plymotiih, immediately' circulated an handbill,
to prevent pilots in future froM unwarily running
Cartels into'Catwater:

The Endeavour, Scott, from Ross to 'Liver-
pool, is stranded in Holy4eAd.Bay,'

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PORTSMOITTif, JAN. 30.

ARRIVED this day, two French oyster smacks,
captured by the Boats belonging to the Isles of
MaCCOU, and sent to. this Port.

Sailed the Secgo Cher Sloop of War to the West-

ward.

The Be/hide and. Brilliant. this day moved
from St. Helen's to Spiihead.
The greatest exertions are using in the Dock-
Yard, to fit every vessel capable of going to seu,
with the utmost dispatch.

A LIST OF
DANISH AND SWEDISH VESSELS DETAINED

AT rtYMOUTH.

DANES.—Aldenburgh, of St. 'Thomas's, Alex.
Adams, in ballast ; Amity, of Norolay, Johan
Ohlsen, do. ;' Concordia, of Flensberg,, Peter
Henderson, do.'; Four Brothers, of Fleggiford,
Neils Berenson, do. ; Phccnix,` of St. Thomas's,
Peter Susinea, with coffee, &c.; Dc lioffnung,
of Altona, Neils Brunske, with winei Stack
Copenhagen, of Altona, •Mattin Ryer, with
sugar, &c. ; Loaland, of yranquebar, J. H.
Durichson, with sugar, &c. ; Twelling Regis, of
Altona, with B. D. Mitz, with sugar, &c.
Dores, of Flensberg, P. Horek, with hides ; Carl
Walter, of Flensberg, Jurgen Smith, with hides,
&c. ; Huckamsnibe, of Altona, D. W. Dirkson,
with wine, &c. ; Fortune, of Husum, M. ,Peter-
son, with gum ; Chris twin, of Altona, M. Fddidg,
with wine, &c. ; HofFming, of Copenhagen, P.
Muller, &e.

SWEDES.—Fortuna, of Wolgast, S. Muller,
with linen, &c. ; Neptunus, of Gothenburg, 0.
kesterstroni, raisins, &c. ; Abo, of Finlanit, E.
'fackerstrorn, naval stores ; Amphion, of Stock.
holm, H. Seviland, ditto ; Assistanzer, of Fin.
land, A. Stark, ballast ; Hazard, of Stockholm,
Linclfelt, ditto ; Vigilantu, of Golfe, P. Swcci_
man, ditto ; Constuntina, of Malmo, J. Ost-
man, ditto; Jehu, of Stockholm, J. Segertiretch,
ditto.