The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-23 00:00:00

LONDON, SEPTEMBER 23, iBoi.

THE Hamburg/' Mail which became due this
morning, arrived in course. Ir brings an account
of the reported Change of Ministry in the Imperial
Cabinet baying at Icngth taken place. The number
of the Members of the Privy Council, and the form
of it, have been changed. It now consists of four
Members, at the head of which is tlx ARCHDUKE
CHARLES.

As no communication is all Owed to the mutinous
Janissaries of Belgrade, on the side of Austria, and
as they have not yet received the aid they expelled
from Wadi's, it is myeEled they will be compelled
to come to an accommodation.

An article from the Upper Rhine, affeas to give
the terms which have formed the subjea of discus-
sion in the Negotiation between this Country and
France. It is hardly necessary to observe, that the
German Journalists are not more in the confidence
of either Government than the English and French
papers.

A measure of considerable importance to the
Emigrants, is spoken of in a Letter from the
Banks. of the Maine. It consists in a general era-
sure, with exceptions, which it is supposed will
not amount to ro,ooo, instead of partial erasures.

The entry of the French. Troops into Switzer_
land is confirmed.

Irr our subsequent columns we have given a
translation of the PorE's Brief on the interesting
subjeft which now agitates the French Church.
_ln presenting our Readers with a translation, we
, shall, we trust-, be excused for omitting to present

tLem with the Latin original. The respalable
Ecclesiastics v, ho are interested in the question,
held their adjourned meeting on Monday, to take
into consideration the Report -of the Committee of
two Archbishops and two Bishops, upon 'the Letter
pf the Por E, requiring the abdication of their

Sees. It is understood that the Report, which
recommends in the strongest language to the As-
sembly the rejetlion of his Holiness's proposal,
was_pronounced in every rcqeCt conformable to the
general sentiments of the Meeting. The only Pre-
late who acknov..lc.dgcd. the authority of the So-
.
vere;gn Pontiff, and maintained the necessity of

the ease; was the Archbishop of Aix. The Arch-
bishop,of BouaDEAUY, and the Bishop of CoiviNEs,
expressed thcrnstive.s in favour of milder laitua,ge
than that in which the Report is drawn, but it is
,supposed that they will finally agree to the recom_
rnendatic,n of the Committee, An adjournment
took place till ppf.t Thursday, when the Answer to
the fo2E's Letter will be thmally discussed and
. .

:\
NEWS.
rmperium pelagi, savumque tridentem,
Sed mibi sane daitm.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 22.

PASSED by this Port for the Downs, His Majes-
ty's Ships Acasto and Losvestefe, from Jamaica,
with a Convoy.
Arrived the Raikes, NEWTON, from Jamaica :
parted with the Convoy some days since; Hum-
phreys, SMITH, and William and Elizabeth, WAIT,
from the West Indies.

Arrived His Majesty's Ship Latana, from the
North Sea.

Sailed a Cutter, with a Convoy for the Downs.

DEAL, SEPT. 22?

Hrs Majesty's hired Cutter King Georit, sailed
yesterday for Portsmouth, with thq following ves.
sels under Convoy :

Lucia, Arnold, for Madeira; Apollo, Row/es; Specula-
tor, Mathews; and Ocean, Mertho, for the Mediterranean;
and Samuel and Jane, Schofield, for the West Indies.

Arrived the Savage Sloop of War, from Sheer-
ness ; Enr.ydice Frigate, -from the Westward ; and
Dispatch Navy Transport, from the River.
The Amazon, with the Flag of Admiral Lord
NE i..soN, and the Fleet under his command, remain,