The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-19 00:00:00

HANAU, OcT. 3.

• IT is remarked that-Troops are still drawing from
Bavaria into the Palatinate.

Some ne.vi, differences have arisen between the
Duke and the States of kiiirtember.
The inhabitants of Cleves and Meurs :hae re_
fused to submit to the jurisdiClion of the' Supreme
Court of Justice at Ca/ove, -orders to
that purpose shall have been received from Berlin.
At Appenbeim, on the ist instant,' a ship, laden*
with various commodities,. was again stopped.; and
immediately confiscated, by tithe French Officers of
the Customs. It was coming from the Frankfort
Fairs and going to the Bi-isgaiii and hq4 already
paid the toll at Mentz. The navigation -ef the
Rhine is now lentirely at A static'.

Mr. Fox has, it seems, given great diignst to
many of his political friends by his speech 'at the
Shakespeare. They say it is impossible to make
head ar tail of it; 'that it is a clumsy effort at
trimming ; for the peace and againit it; for the new
Ministry and against them. But consistency never
was a striking feature in Mr. Fox's political cha-
rafter or condul, and' his habits are too inveterate
to promise much hope of change for the better.
There is some proof of good management in M‘r.
SHEittiAN's absence from town on a certain Anni-
'veriary, as he ardidcd the necessity of delivering
his sentiments on ithe Peace. Though to do Mr.
SHERIDAN justice,- it must be acknowledged, that
on all subjects which essentially relate to the honour
abd interest or this Country, 'he has always_ been
inure open and manly than-any of his Party.
An Extraordinary Crazette has been published at
Madrid, to announce the recovery of the KING of
SPAIN from the. indisposition with which he had
been afflitted. Considefing -the quanritv of blood
that he lost, and the , other remedies that Were
advted, .the busineis certainly deserved an extraoi..
dinar), Gazette.

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The Spanish Ainbassad'or- at Vienna hap had his
solemn audience of leave of the Emperor,, and will
return to Spain by way of Italy. The non-acknow-
ledgenaent of the new King of Etruria is said to have
given offence to the Court of Madrid, and to have
• occasioned the recall of the Ambassador.

Many failures are expeaed in Hamburgll,7-in-
consequence of the unexpeeted conelusion .of Peace
between England and France. The greatest de-
spondendy was exhibited on every countenance on
Change after the arrival of the intelligence, mer-
chants having speculated in the prodalions of
both the Indies to an extent greatly beyond 'their
capital.

Mr. DE GEilst,Eti, Minister at Hiidblirghausen,
in Saxony, has entered into a very minute evunina.:
tion of certain Historical
,faEts, and has discovered
that the'Royal House of Brandenburgh is the most
ancient in Europe, at least of any reigning family.
He is descended from the Go ELPHS, from wheric,e
spring the Princes of nrunswick. The present
King of Prussia is descended in the 4.9t1r degree;
from AG', chief of the AGILOLFINGS ; in the
44th from ME ROU EE, King of France ; and in the
.4.zd from WALDESTRADE, mother of the whole
family of the Gu E I:PHS.
On Tuesday Lord ELDON received the Diploma,
of Doctor of Civil Law, in full Convocation at Ox-
fore, in consequence of his recent appointment as
High Steward of that University.
A. thousand Prisoners' of War have been sent
from Yaxley Barracks within this fortnight, on
their way to France.

_ .
. On. Wednesday, while• a young Lady, forming
part of Colonel SLADF.'S family, was walking on the
Cliffe at' Ratrigate, she by some, accident slipped
over, and was dashed to pieces.
The most brilliant illumination in the. County of
Suffolk, was at E. Dmry's, Esq. theprove,,,Yox--
ford ; a number of grand transparencies were dis-
played ; the most particular and worthy of notice
were, His Majesty's crown 'encircled with laurel
"leaves, and may the Xing live with us to enjoy the
.blessing of Peace and Plenty. The.Villagc of Yox_
ford,. near Mr. DA.VY'S Park, was beautifully illu-
Minated. 'The bells *ringing, balls, ~&c. &c. con-
cluded the evening.
On Friday eight, or Saturday morning, the count-
ing-houses of THOS. A7DERsort, of -Upper. Thames.
street, were broken open, and considerable property
carried off.