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

BOUATY FOR FISH.

TH E Right Hon. the Lords of the Treasury have
established, under the late Ack. of Parliament, the
following Bounties in the Port of London, for the
Encouragement of the Fisheries on the Coasts of
Great Britain, viz.

For the ist Greatest Quantity of Fresh Cod, Haddock,
Tusk, and Ling Fish, exposed and sold in Billingsgate
Market, from the tat Sept. ISor. to the tat April, aoa,
by Individuals or Partnership CoMpany, k. Tons.
a Bounty of - - 300
Provided the aggregate quantity sold within
the above period shall not be less than 3OO
zd greatest quantity - - - - zso
Provided the aggregate as above, shall not
be less than - - - - - zso
3d greatest quantity ' - - ' - 175 ditto I,s
4th greatest quantity • ‘-• - - . las ditto vas
sth greatest quantity. - - • - -. too ditto too
6th greatest quantity - - - - so ditto so
For the ist Greatest Quantity of Cod, Haddock, Ling, or
Tusk Fish, corned, or slightly salted, exposed to sale
by Individuals' or Partnership Company, in Billingsgate.
Market, tram the ist Sept. iSot, to the Ist of April,
aoz, a Bounty of , - ' k • iso •
Provided the aggregate quantity sold within the
above period shall not be less than ' 300 Tons.
zd greatest quantity, k • 12.5, provided as before, zso Tons.
3d ditto - too - ditto zoo Tons.
4th ditto - 75 - ditto xso Tons.
sth ditto - . so - ditto too Tons.
6th ditto - zs - ditto 5o Tons.
For the Ist Greatest Quantity of Fresh Skate, Thornback,
Maids, and Plaice, exposed to sale in Billingsgate
Market, from Est day of Odlohcr tBOl, to Ist May,
aoa, by Individuals or Partnership Company, a Premium
of - -, - - - ,C. 200
Provided the aggregate quantity actually sold
shall not be less than - - - 300 Tons.
ad largest quantity, 4. 150 ditto 250 TO:!6.
3d ditto - too ditto 150 Tons.
4th ditto - 5o • ditto 75 Tons.
For the ist Greatest Quantity of Skate, Thornback, Maids,
and Plaice, corned. or slightly salted,. exresed to Sale in
the said Marker from tie tat October, aer, to the tat
May, iSoz, a Premium of - - A:. too
Provided the aggr.2.gate quantity sold as above,
shill not be less than ~. - - - zoo Tons.
ad greatest quantity 4 . 75, provided, &c. rso "rons.
3d ditto - so ditto - - 100 Too,.
4th ditto - '25 ditto - - 5o Tons.
Similar Bounties arc also allowed on fresh Mack-
arel, salted Mackarel, fresh Herrings, and salted
Herrings,' fresh Pilchards, and salted Pilchards, and
fresh Sprats, 'under'the like regulations and restric-
tions,

Yesterday being the Anniversary of the KING'S
Coronation, the Park and Tower Guns were fired at
one o'clock, and the. Belli of the different Churches
were rung; to commemorate the happy event.
The Earl of CHATHAM, and other Members of
the Cabinet, yesterday attended at Lord HAWKEs-
BURY'S Office, in Downing-street.
The Honourable Mis-s!ToWNSHEND is appointed
Housekeeper at Windsor Castle, in the room of
Lady MARY CHURCH4L, deceased.
The Marquis of BUTE has retired to Cardiff Cas-
tle, in consequence of the Sea air and bathing hav-
ing, been fOund prejudicial to the health of the Mar-
clnoness, which has rather been delicate since her
accowhement.

- We learn with red concern that Capt. FAR K E R'S
life I.!.'s on 3unday dctpaivd of. His leg and thio
had been :Aaiptitatcd, one of the arteries had burst,
and such was the e'ff'usion of blood, that he \-vasot;
Sunday evening f‘..,4;;;;ed to a low and almost hope_
less state.

THE HAMBURG?! MALL.

VIENNA, SEPT. 9.

AN approaching change in the. Ministry was
talked of several weeks since. This has now taken
place; but it proves to be of a different kind from
what was expeaed, as it only relates to the Privy
Council, which hitherto consisted of siX Ministers
of State and four Councillors, whose employments
were separate, and who never conferred together
on affairs. This Council =l in been abolished, or
rather it has received, another form, and will now
discuss all affairs in the presence of His IMPERIAL
MAJESTY. The number of Members is limited to
four, at the head of whom is the ARCHDUKE
CHARLES, as President of the Aulic Council of
war: next to him is Count COL I, OW RATH, as
Minister for the Affairs of the interior. The third
MeriTher is COBOL TRAUTMANSDORFF, and the
fourth Count Louis DE CO BENZE L.

The Son of the chief Physician of the GRAND
SIGNIOR, 1S arrived here from Constantirople, to
stpay Medicine ; he must here first learn Latin.

Cardinal CAPRARA, who goes as Papal Legate to
Paris, was formerly Nuncio ar Vienna.

The mutinous Janissaries of Belgrade, wl,o still
keep the Paella of that City in confinement, begin
to want provisions. No communication is per-
mitted with them on the side ofAustria. A number
of Austrian Troops net' assembled in the vicinity of
Belgrade, as a Corps of Observation; and General
JELLACHICH is arrived at Semlin.—As the rebel-
lious Janissaries have not received the aid they ex_
petted from Widethr, and Turkish Troops are on
their match for Belgrade, it is expeded that they
will be compelled to come to an accommodatiOn.
Mr. DeummoNo, the• new English Envoy to
the Neapolitan Court, haS already passed through
Prague, on his way to the place of his destination.

In the Convention concluded between France and
the Por E 2 it is stipulated, that the. Town 'and For_
tress of Pisaro +tll, be guaranteed anew by the
French Government to the Papal See, and immedi-
ately after the exchange of the Ratifications, shall
be evacuated by the French Troops, which are like-
wise to be withdrawn from the other places in the
Ecclesiastical States, except Ancona, where a French
Garrison is to remain till the War in Egypt shall be
terminated,

UPPER RHINE, SEpT. 12,

ACCOaDING to a new Ordinance published in
Belgium, all Contributions are to be paid up with-
out fail.by.the end of the month. As these were
before Riid at indeterminate times, and commonly
only every half year, many persons are inclined to
that Country. infer that a change is approaching in

According to a private letter from Paris, the
Preliminaries of Peace proposed by England, consist
of Twentypone Articles, which were considered on
the sth inst. in the Council of State, at which
BONAPARTE himself presided. The sth Article
(according to this letter) is in substance, that " the
Prussian Troops shall evacuate the Hanoverian
Territory within six weeks, and the French Troops
Belgium."
It is, however, much doubted, whether France
will consent in any manner to give up Belgium.

The entrance of French Troops into Sqvitzir-
laud appears to be certain. Several Corps of Swiss
Troops have received orders to hold themselves in -
readiness toemarch out of their respeaive Garrisons,
probably to make room for the French. On the sth
inst. all the French Troops in Zurich marched out
of that City.