The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

LONDON, SEPTEMBER 18, 180.1

-Ws -have- reason to -think-,that-- some accounts
were received frorn'-'ffrizi-it,i 'yeiter3ay forenoon at
I,6rd BAgKES putyir's Office. Whrthers of a fa-.
, vourable, or. an -unfavourable natute, we know...not,
aid-Filial not prey the to :give any o;linion. That.
the Negotiation speedily come to 'an issue,
-
se4ms,to he generallyexpelled, and, indeed, to be
generally-wished.." -Should the result be favourable, ,
MI-the -War be terinitiate&-on adequate and honour-
able terms, much gratitude will be due 'froth. the
People ofi this:- Country, to. -q Government which,
by exertion, unrivalled assiduity, temper and wis-
dom, shall have accomplished so
.desirable an ob-
jea.—lf, on the other hand, the Negotiation should
be broken off, we know that our Countrymen will
applaud the efforts that have been made to put a
termination to the miseries of War, and will, with
.
the exception of the Editor of one Paper, by the
most vigorous and unanimous exertions, second the
energy of a vigorous and unanimous Cabinet, and
demonstrate to the Enemy the futility, andimprac-
ticability, of any attempt which they may think
proper to make against this Country.

THE Hamburgh Mail due on Wednesday, arrived
this morning. It brings us intelligence from Con-
stantivaple ofthe loth ult. It confirms the accounts
brought by • the way of Malta, of an unsuccessful
sally having been attempted, by the Garrison of
Abrandrill, in which they had lost a great number
of men. This is the substance of private accounts.
'I hose of an of nature, only mention that the
Troops of the GRAND VIZIR and the CAPITAN
PACHA had advanced against Alexandria, that the
Turkish Generals were expeCted there, and that
MENOU had refu.sed-to surrender,
—l-he article from Munster of the 9th inst. states,
that the Chapter and . the Imperial Commissary of
rte-itn,---the—C-ount Of WESTPHALIA, were as.
ie-inbkd, and that a Yroclamation, a„lnouncing the
choice to have fallen on the ARCHDUKE ANTHONY,

was soon expeßed.
Lord MINTO has taken leave of the EMPEROR
and FAIPItESS, previously to his departure from

renna.

THE Pans Papers which arrived.- yesterday,
contain little that is interesting ; and all they
cam' contain that deserves to be considered as such,
relates .to the Affairs of. Germany. It seems
that we had been led into an error, in sup-
posin, •
that the general question of Indemnities
and Secularization,s had not been agitated in the
Sitting of the 31st ult. in the Diet of Ratisbott.—
Of twelve Vacs that: were given, eight were for
requesting, His IMPERIAL MAJESTY to take
upon him the arrangements which• are to effed the
completion of •the Peace, and for conferring on
in Order the better to effect that purpose,
unlimited powers.
•It seems, that the Majority
of the Votes given in the college of Princes, where
!he deliberation was. terminated, was to the 'same
glen. , What has-prob'ably not a little contributed
to •it is, the Journey, Of Count LEHR.BACH to
Ratidoil. Although he 'remained but a day in
that place; he paid a visit to ,Baron LEuricAm,
the 'Envoy of Cologne,. and ,this circumstance has
nut failed to be ,:marked. The latter Minister
had, in conseqn,ence of his counter-Protest, had
some very high words witn'the'Count de GOERTZ.
The Hanoverian Minister has, on his side, also
inade a Protest against the Complaint of -Citizen
ACHEA, respeaing the ReCruiting, which, it is
pretended, "the -Prince of LAV.,ENTSTkEIN has .shade,
but which he 'declares never did take place..

A Council of His, M4jesty's Ministt.rs is sum-
moned to be held this clay at Lord HAWKESBURY'S
Office in Doi,vning:street.
The PR NC ESS of WALES, on Tuesday paid a
yisit to General and the Hon. Mrs. HmtooußT, at
their Seat at St.' Leonard's' Hill, where her Royal
Highness staid all- night, The Pittricyss, with
.her accustomed affability, made every one happy
who were honoured with her company. Mrs. H-Ait-
COUR r paid every attention to her Royal Guest.
The Roy Ai: FAMILY are expeEted to leave Wey-
mouth the first of next month,
PRINCE ?iDOLPHUS is to have his Establishment
fixed during the. ensuing Session of Parliament; and
-the range of 'apartments now repairing near the Ger-
Man Chapel" at St larnes'i; are for His Royal High-
riss's use.

The first leginient of Artillery of the French
-Army has been broken, after having been forced to
listen to a rro'clamation of the Chief Consul.--,
-Their crime was the Insurredion which took:place
at Turin some tiTe ago, and which -appears to have
rriore serious ti i th:.! -French Papers .have dared
to sn form us, This Regiment, as ix bore. lhegreatest
j.n ir, ha al'4o ben frigst pcverelygotlnished,

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NAVAL ;;r, NEWS.
Nan illi imperium telagi, sa-vumque tridentem.
Sed mihi sonte datum.