The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-27 00:00:00

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'Nov illi iMperium telagi, sa.vumyue tridents m,
Sed mihi „torte datum.

DOVER, OcT. 26.

A Passage vessel sailed this morning for Calais,
with several Passengers ; but there has not been any
arrival from France to-day.

PORTSMOUTH, OcT. 26.

SAI LED the Thalia Frigate, with Transports for
.eland.

DEAL, OCT. 26.

ARRIIiED the Helder Frigate, from a Cruize.

We are sorry to state the loss of the Melarnpus
Frigate, of 36 guns, commanded by Capt. G. MdoRE,
a brave and aaive Officer. The Melampus had lately
been stationed in the West Indies, and was cast
away off Sisal in Yucatan. The First Lieutenant,
and forty of the crew, are arrived at Vera Cruz.
Capt. MOORE himself has returned to England.

-The question of the Eleetion of the Arch-
duke AtcrtioNy, though put to rest by the decision
of the Court. of Vienna, continues to-furnish matter
for speculation to the Newsmongers of the Conti,
nent; and it was reported that the Prussiati General,
BI,UKER, had taken possession of the ToWn and
Bishopric of Muir:ter. For this report, however,
titre appears to be, no good foundation. The
questiOn of the, Secularizations and Indemnities, it is
again repeated, is not to he affected by this Elec..
tion ; and the' AuStrian Cabinet are stated to have
declared this to the Prussian Government, who, on
their part, have assured the former Court, that
each Prince shall be indemnified in proportion to
the loss he may have sustained by the occupation of
the-Left Bank of the Rhine by the Fteneh.
A Hamburgh Paper gives the following as a
sketch of the Concordatum between, ,BONAPARTE
and the PoPe

i. The Catholic, Apostolical,, and Romish
gion shall.be declared the religion of the State.-7
2. This religion shall be proteted in its exterior
worship and its ceremonies, with the exception of
the processions, which . shall not take place but
when the Prefeds.shall judge -that they not`be
attended with inconvenience. 3. The- CHIEF
CONSUL is declared Head of the Gailican Church.
the Bishopricks of France shall be vacated,
but the 'former titular Bishops shall receive new
Bulls on' the presentation of the CHIEF CONSUL.
5. The Bishops, Priests, and Curate-shall make the
promise of 'fidelity.----6. Three Bishops shalt never
have leave to return to. France, viz. theCardinais
-*of Rolian and Montmorency; and the Bishop of
Arras.-7. Upon the publication of the Concordatum
there, shall be established .in each arrondissement an
office where the Catholics shall inscribe theirmames,
and where they shall pay to defray the expence of
the public worship a-tenth of their taxes.-8.. Ail
the Parochial Churches shall be' restored to. the
Communes.-79. In the approaching nomination of
Cardinals,, three Hats shall be given to
the presentation of the CHIEF CONSUL.
-We daily see Plans of Finance in the Opposition
Newspapers, such as those of selling the Land-
Tax by Audio:, and the Crown' .Lands by Lottery,
&c. These schemes are invented by their
authors }or the:purpose of attributing Them to Mr:
PITT, 'that they may afterwards condemn them as
absurd and 'ridiculous, and as the .ground-wOrk of
the constant abuse with which they honour him—
Such is the foundation, and such the motive of these'
statements.

It has been customary to divide the lower classes 1
of society into the dishonest and idle, and the-honest
and industrious. It does not appear, however, that
th#e is sufficient distin6tion in this definition, for
we find a ' thief convifted at the Westminster 'Ses-
sions for pocketing a number of ;reit bars.
The French Papers state that the Savage of
Aveyron has already began to shew some symptoms
of reason, as a proof of which they say that he 'is
very fond of -his Physician. If this unfortunate
being does not spew' rome stronger marks of intellea,
we shall despair of his recovery. • ,
A.curious Chroogram.—A singular effort of la-
bour in these days was exhibited over the fountain
of Ahrensberg on the occasion of the EleEiion of the
ARCHDUKE ANTHONY, in order to mark the year
Sot. The following Inscription was placed there:
" DICIte poster's- Vestrls Arnlsbergm In VVest_
phaLla eLeCtus est prlnCeps eLeCtor ArChl DVX,
Austrke AntonlVS ViCto.r. ,„
It is now about a century since the President
ROUILLE was sent by LoUis XIV. to sue to Hol-
land for Peace. The Commissioner, of the • Dutch
Governinent, after having treated the French. Am-
bassador with insufferable hauteur, declared roundly
, that there was no possibility of Peace till the King
of France forced his grandson to resign the Crown
of Spain. A century has produced some change in
the affairs of Holland.
The Dutc'h, it appears, proclaimed their Cons+

tution with a Reginient of Cavalry at the heels of
the Crier. This was doubtless a wise precaution,
where the number of votes against it was Pifty..two
Thousand Two 'Hundred and Nineteen. ,
A Paris Paper contains an account of a curious
suicide. A man who was a news-hawker,' and
who was nicknamed Deaf)), from his total inability
to hear, threw himself out of the filth pair of stairs
of a house in the Rue Magazine. Whether it arose
from his fear of injuring others, or from his desire
to procure more certain death, he took the precau-
tion of calling out, for some moments previously to
his fall, gare, gare (take care below). As soon as
the stage was cleared, and the pavement was in a
state fit to receive him, he jumped, and was dead
in two minutes after his fall.