The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-09 00:00:00

four or five thousand still on board the Fleet.

• Yesterday the Lord Mayor, Lord Mayor Elea,
Sheriffs, and Aldermen, attended by the City Offi-
cers, went to Guildhall, when the Lord Mayor
Elea was sworn into Office ; after which they pro..
ceeded to the Mansion-House, where an elegant en-
tertainment was, provided on that occasion, being
the farewell dinner. •
Saturday the first Division of the North Lincoln-
shire Militia marched through Town on their- route
from PortsmOuth for Lincoln ; they halted at Hamp-
stead and Highgate, and continued their march, this
day. . .

The first division of the Worcester Militia, and
the last division of the North Lincoln, marched
from Portsmouth on Thursday, for their respetaive

Counties.
The first Somerset Militia have-received a route
from Portsmouth for Taun.ton, and are to begin their
march on the 13tir instant, and to reads Taunton on
the 23d.
The Cambridgeshire Militia are under orders to
march from Ipswich for their own county.
The Dorset Militia on. Friday left Fort MonktOn
for Portsea Barracks. '
Tire 45th Regiment, from Horsham, has replaced
the Dorset at Portsmauor.
On Friday and Saturday, the first. and second Di-
visions of the 'North Gloucester Militia matelied
from Dover ; she third Division is to follow this
day : their route lies'through Maidstone,-Croyclon,
Staines, &c. for Cheltenham and Cirencester;. where
elt-!),, are to a_rrive.on arrive on the 23d inst. twb.folloW-
'Jig days..
. >
l lie
zit Surry Isegunent.of Militia. is or its route
from- Plymouth for Winchester, to replace the
forth DeVon, ordered home, The 2d Lancaster
g.yes from
.Plymouth'. to INewcastle-undcr-line; and
el.:: Bedford and the'Radrior Regiments‘ into their
respedive counties, _ -
The Derby-shire and Northamptonshire Militia
are oil" their routelrOni Deal and Dover, for their
own counties. The latter, on Wednesday, halted
at Canterbury, forsome days.
The Artillery; Grenadier, and' Light Infantry
Companies of the_ Shropshire Militia, are on their
march from Winchester for Wolvarhampton ; the
remainder of the Regiment goes to Birmingham.
Lists are making, by order of the Codrt of Lieu_
tenancy of H.crefordshire, of all persons within the
County liable to serve in the Militia. The Re-
turns arc to be made at Ross and Wigmorelor these
Divisions on the 26th instant ; Leominster, on the.
27th ; Herefor'd, -28th ; Broomyard, 30th ; and Rad_
low, on the Ist December..

Similar measures are in .execution" throughout
Worcestershire. The Magistrates are to.assemble
at-Perihore on the 17th instant; at Broomsgrove,
on the loth Claenes, on the loth ; Witleyi_on the
Li.th ; .and.,WOrLester, on the—LBth, for the .purpose
•ofreeeiving the Returns... -
•_•
• Thq.:average Price of Sugar; computed from the
returns made for the week ending the-4th ,day of
November ri So 1, is Fogy-five Shillings Five
,Pence per hundred, weight.
Those French Bishops-who have subscribed to.
the POPE'S Brief, are generally' considered as More-
enlightened and erudite charaders than those who
have refused their assent. No Impeachment, how-
ever, ought to be made against-the motives of ei7
then Party,, as it is admitted that they have all ad
ed fromzthe•purest influence of conscientious duty.
VAN SWINDEN; one of the late Batavian .Di-
redory, has; it .eems, renounced . all his political
ambition, and resumed his formq callinb as Physi-
cian, at Amsterdam. The new form cif Govern-•
meat was probably too strong ri dose- foK him, or he,
has perhaps found ;that it is safer to.be a Regular
in, Physic, 'than a Nark in State Affairs. - -
IThe,Cisalpine :Republic have thought proper to
make some changes in their. Government, rand•have
dlqatehed a Courier to ,Pajis;', to announce- these
changes. At .was rather to be sup-posed that• the
changes would, in the first instance, have Seen made
at ,Paris, andhave beensent to the Cisalpine Repab-
lic,, not for-their cdnsent, but their implicit.atiop-
,,
tion.

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 7. •

THE Mars, of 74 guns, Rear. Admiral THORN.
BROUGH, which drove out of Cawsand Bay in the
gale of wind on Monday last, returned again last
evening, without having sustained any damage.
Arrived the justei of 8o guns, from the East-
ward.

Eight sail of Three-deck Ships and five Two--
deckers, now at Torbay, are said to be destined
for Bantry Bay, and to take on board five months
provisions, &c. previous to sailing.
A Line-of-Battle Ship, with her main and mizen
top-masts gone, is just arrived in Cawsand Bay.

Sailed the Amelia Frigate, for Torbay.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 8.

THE Texel, which lay Guarclship at St. Helen's,
is remoired up toSpithead.
Arrived from the Channel Fleet, His Majesty's
Shiips Saturn, Excellent, Canada, and Doris.

Admirals GR2EME and LUTWIDGE have hoisted
their'Flags at this Port.
A Court-Martial will be held on Tuesday next
on Admiral Sir Wm. PARKER, late Commander in
Chief on the Halifax station. Sir WILLIAM is ar-
rived here, as are several other Flag Officers, who
are to be a part of the Court.
Arrived the Endymion Frigate, from the Downs.
Sailed the Star Brig, Capt. GARDNER, for the

Downs.
TM Maidstone Frigate has a Signal for a Convoy
to the West Indies.