The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-06 00:00:00

PA R IS', OCT.

The Americans closely-blockade 7'1•11.5/i. This
Mist atalievement- of the Marine of the, United
Stites will form an eprxli in their history.
Letters from the North positively state, that
,Citizen ntntoc had recently received dispatches
from the FIRST CoNserL, desiring him to follow the
Court of Petersburgb to Moscow.

The last accounts froth Naples state; that dis-
turbances had been apprehended there. for some time
Past. Several of the principal families of that ca-
pita! had removed to 'Pone and Palermo. The
Lazzaroni threw stones at the carriage of a Duke,
suspeded of being of a party adverse to their in--
terests. It is `supposed that these popular commo_
tions were excited by the English.
It is reported that the eldest son of the
neraI'FoISSAC LkfOUR, fought with pistols, jester_
daY, in the wood. of Boulogne, a superior Officer,
brother to the Commisary at War, who was act:'
ing Ordonnateur at Mantua"while the General com_
rnanded there, and. whose writings, in reply to the
Glneral, are known. to the Public. The young
man,. who ha,s received a slight wound,' demanded.
this reparation for a very gross insult offered to his
father in public by his adversary.
The Duke of MODENA still continues at Treviso.
He persists in demanding that he shall be again
. put in possession 'of the Duchy of Modena. As
the Court of Vienna and the Freneh Government
have not hitherto listened to his remonstrances' he
applied to•the Courts 'of Berlin and Petersburgl4;
questing them to intercede in his behalf at Paris...
and Vienna. But the Prussian Cabinet has - refused
to interfere in this affair, and' that of Petersbuigh
will probably follow its example. As this Prince
is not disposed to accept the Brisgatt, it is suppos-
.ed that it will be added 'to the stock intended to
-indemnifY the Hereditary Princes, and thug that it
fall to the share of the Margrave of. Baden
fn the mean time the French demi-brigade, dis-
,persed throughout the different Bailliwicks of the.
Brisgau, will. remain there daring the approach-
ing Winter ; and a.Commissary General is expected
front. Vienna to, t;lce upon himself :the,administra.
tion:of the Country, until it. be decided: to whom
it shill. belong,

It certain that the Hereditary Prince and
Princess of BAD EN, are returning from Russia with-
out having assisted at the Coronation.. The King
of SWEDE:I, it is said, will go to Abo to meet
them.

11.4Ceneral AUGEREAU in his general orders at the
pry -, of the t4th of September, enjoins the
rtc,nfell and Dutch Soldiers not to interfere, di-
Y or indiredly, with the operations of Govern.
Thera.

•
11-'2 Archduke JOHN, accompanied by MANci..
NI,
Colonel of Engineers* and Lieut. General DE.
'lovlcH, left Inspruck on the 16th ult. to:proceed
itt,Schargitz, and thence by the Voralberg riutsgau
to the Italian Tyrolese.
The Eletor of TREVES, with the Princess his
sister, arrived. at Augsburg on the i9th„ on their
return from Oberndorf in ingTvia. _
His Imperial Majesty has appointed —MAIL7
little), Colonel of. Engineers, a Major-General in
that Corps.- • .
!The KING of PRITS6IA was ex tied at Berlin
on
on his return from Potidam,
,in
the issth,mit. coder
to be present at the Review, which was :to
of rimence on the day following. 'The Lalidgrave
tla esse Cassel, the ‘Dakt of Weymar, and the
ke of Brunswick, whose arrival was also ex-
Peaed there, have postponed their visit to Novem-
ber.

The Direaors of the ranks of Denmark and
Norway have given public notice, that from the
lst of July 1 Eloo, to the 3oth June igot, there
sre Withdrawn from circulation, and publicly
,rnt, banknotes no the amount of 6c0,000, rix-
mollars.

HAGUE, SEPT. 26thi—No movement has taken
place since the closing of the Sittings of the Le-
gislative Body-, owing to the, wise precaution
(I°Pred by the Ctimmindant, of placing persons
lin.tu i them.
lear the place of the Sittings, to prevent entrance
Some Members of the Second Chamber
fe'e" e
to nlpted to meet there, but they were not suf.
nter.

.diter*rhe Atalanta, Turner, from Bristol to the Me..
O
anean, is cantured and tarried into Algezir4s.
n Wednesday. morning,- the 3oth of September,
:tlnicrib,l,cesonnu: 'hackney, the property of Mr. DENNY,
Of St. Iye's, was matched to walk one
mile and to trot one mile. in fifteen minutes, and to
tarry her owner, who rode r 3 stone, which Ole' per-
formed
.with ease, having thirty_two seconds to
spare. She trotted the mile in three minutes arid
.ficen'seeonds, and willked the mile in eleven
Minutes and thirteen seconcb.
A man died on-.ThUrsday se'nnight at Boxford,xn .
Suffolk, of the hydrophobia, He was bit by a
road dog about four years ago, and, in each spring
?!nce,.:evinced symptoms of derangement for a short
wt:initieh. About a fortnight ago he was attacked.
violent pains, cold chilly fits, vomiting of
and thing near hia disposition to, bite every Verson or
m.

On Friday night a Watchman •belonging to the
iTtrd,OfCripolegate-Within, whilst going his round,
4,4
'e 3hot in the, arm by the wadding from a gun, by
a,`, Person unknown; He was taken for surgical
st;e4tatlce to a Gentleman of the Faculty in Wood.
the eat, Chealmide, who extraaed the wadding from
zec-v
NI), part of his arm.
.1-le is ia a fair way of
y.,
ttlotiat on Friday night, or early on Saturday
rning, the house of Mr. Leach, in Holles_street,
4,geverrdish-square, was broke open and robbed of
to,, apparel,_ money, plate, gold rings, Sic. to a
44'slderable amount, with which the villains escap_
the house was entered by forcing the kitchen
11,40 w shatters. From the number of boxes and
wers that were ransacked, they must have remain.
ln" Ille•htfuse a length of time, although the family
}ttlver
I'c3t disturbed. The robbery was nct disco-
-4 qlock, ih the mornin;, •