The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

ARMY OF THE WEST.

HEADQUARTERS AT ANGERS, AUGUST 25TH, 9TH
YEAR OF THE REPUBLIC, ONE AND INDIVI.

SIBLE.
From the,reports which have reached me, it
appears that some evil designing persocv, in order
to impede the execution of the laws, are enclea-
vouring.to mislead the inhabitants, by insinuating
that, in consequence of the Pacification, this Dis-
trift had acquired. certain privileges and exemptions,
ant' that it was nct to- be governed by laws com-
113Pn to all Frenchmen.

Those wi:o disseminate such false opinions. are
the enemies of order and public tranquillity:, The
.Amnesty granted by the Government in-Nivok of
the year B„restored to the misled inhabitants the
right of Citizenship.. They have the same claim,
with all the rest, to the. protedion of laws, and
theY have experienced its. good effeas; but they
are not dispensed from any of the obligations corn-
°tl to all the Citizens. The Amnesty was not to
nY man a warrant of impunity for'the future.
" j request the Public Fundionaries, and all Ci-
tizens who are the friends of 'tranquillity,. to be
vigilant, and to inform me of those who make use
oflatignage tending to prevent The execution of the
laws,
and to destrOy the unity and indivisibility of
the
Republic.
er•GritAttbow, Gen. of Brigade."

VIENNA, AUG. 14...—.--Inimediately after the de-
'cease of his Royal-Highi)esS the Elector of COLOGNE,
a courier was dispatched to -Paris, with orders to:
reach that 'city in—seven days if possible.
This circumstance it is imagined, that the death of
his Highness will accelerate the. execution of the
Article o
ctof the Treaty of Laneville;- and enable
/mem ub
Judge to what extent the system of
nineation will be' carried.
haspSt •
nCe Sunday, been generally reported
"ere that a Courier &Om Constantinople has brought
ccoOnts, to the ltiglish Ambassador, that, on -learn_
ing the fate of Cairo, the rest of the French arniy
Egypt had also capitulated : this ,intelligene!.:.
however, reqiiires confirmation.
About fifty pers-ons in 'Stampfen, in the.
.county
of Pre,brirg, were lately takenill, in consequence
of eating an ox that, had 'been bitten' by ,a mad dogt
FRANKFORT, AUG. 2.3.--We learn from Rath.
60n, that it is certainly true that the Minister_ of the
French 'Republic, Citizen MACH ER, has Made repre-
sentations to the Diet, forthe purpOse of accelerat
the. execution of the Treaty .of Luneville. Prussia"
has voted against. the ercaion of a monument to the
AtCHDUKE CHARLES. In doing justice to the
(=oilduCt of the ARCHDUKE, particularly as to the
lhare which he had in bringing about a Peace,. the-
teussian Minister, at the same time, observed, that.
. 7i.ntencled monume.nt.would be a melancholy me-
-1.14 to the German. Nation, as it would call the
an
don clii of Posterity to a War the most dislstrods,
-ea'st necessary, that ever W.; engaged 4.
BEItLIN, week .an expepitterit
Was
Perf9tmed in the presence of the King at Char.
`?""4,-g., which completely'succeeded. It con..
siste4 ill conveying signals in the clay-time by
'neans of sky-rockets. This is said. to be a disco-
-1 :..sery of M. NEANDER, a Lieutenant in the Royal
korps of Artillery, to-whoza we already owe sever
ral useful discoveries. .
OFF'tN, Aud.: letter from Baicar; in
Austrian Croatia; in the Adriatic 'states, « Theie'
arrived a few weeks ago, an' English Ship at Porto--
ree, and aiecond at Fiume, to,purchase a great .quan.„
‘ti. r
ety o
I heM
t p and flax that 'll4d been colleaeti at
took ' Ports : different ShiiiS; among others 'a Swede;
befo'rthis Cargo on board. to carry it to England
e
jesiy sail, a Courier from his Imperlai,,Ma_
order'Jtirt°tl?,:fli,ett tt(h)etsleie Government of Friphe, the
hort Vessels there. arrived
1 after at Porioree, a Commissary,- who
placed,iiiban: Embargo on, the Ships in that Port ; but
bi.e-nglis4 Merchant Ship. of 4..O'GurtS, reinforced
Corsair,. loaded her Guns, and declared, 'that
tryaspre was not revoked, and if the least
f IntarY- preparations Were Made on-shore to en-
'ree it,_she, would reduce the Town to ashes : this
;e nace, supported by two English Frigates, pq at
f and
.the other at Porroree, produced its el-
juct.: the Embargo Was taken off,
and the Ship was,.
p..sail immediately, under convoy of two English'

ti Wednesday eveninga Pentleniab's servant riding
is.4°4g Piccadilly, the horse stumbled and fell upon
1113 an eider, by which, unfortunate accident the young
Wit 4 kiiied upon the spot.