The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-15 00:00:00

Li/NEVILLE,

FROM THE IST TO E STH or JANtiA.r...v•
" Evezty heart here is Alelivered up to hope:
Nve attl4y .every .v rvery
movement of the minibtets; and, it is remarked,
amidst a 'crowd-of circumstances, that the prin.
cipal difficulties are removed. ‘:
" At nine o'clock on the evening of the
a Courier arrived 'to the French Minister,. from
the Head-quartets of the Army of the Rhine;
and afterwards M. DE C9,41.14ZEL received one
from renua.

4 6 Aftri the etatrinCes. vihich the taro MiniS_
tors held 'on the sth, they each dispatched a Mes-
senger, one for rienwa, and the other for Pars."

AtPositovlto, DsC, 19.—The Corimandant
of this City has this day announced the certain
intelligence, " that the EMPEROR his .ratified
the Preliminaries of Peace, and sent full Po yeas
to Count CORENZEL to sign the Definitive
I:reaty,i,

COLOGNE, lAN. 4..—Orders baring been given
some days ago, for a great quantity of heavy
Artillery and Stores fora Siege to be sent from
Luxembourg, Itlayence and _Dusseldorf, intended
to accelerate the reduction of the Fortress of
Wurtzburg, fresh orders have come to suspend
the departure of these diarent articles. As for
the 'march of the Troops inlended to reinforce
General AUGEREAu'a Army, it-continues with
ailkivity, on both sides of the. Rhine."

MUNICH, DEC. 3l,—We are astured, fiat
a Secret Article, General MortaAu has regulated
the basis of the Armistice in ha& ; and !hat
General Balm E is authorized, among other things;
to demand -that the Fortresses of Mantua and
Pesebiera shall he given up to the French Army,
and that the Austrian Army shall retire tbehincl.
the Adige. .

(The Bamberg Gazette of the -Ist, of January,
also says, that Mantua and Peschiera. are to be
given up to the French).
:

The Flead.quarters of the Army of the Rhine
are at present at KiwNimunster.
•

In The Message addressed yesterday to the
Consuls of the Legislative Body, we find these
expressions—" The. British Government refuses
to recognize a Treaty 'which has beenset on foot
and conduCted by its Plenipotentiary Minister at
the Porte, the Commander of its Naval Forces
de title to ati against the Expedition: of F,gypt,
and signed by their Plenipotentiary; this Com-

" All Europe has beeri struck with this unheard.
of aft of .t w iolent power , fpre p otaree) of which
England has suffered itself to be guilty towards.
the Ottoman Power, its Ally; in thus quashing
by a simple order issued to one of its Admirals,
a solemn Treaty signed on an important occasion

by the First Minister of the GRAND SIGNIOR.

" Less astonishment must doubtless be felt at
:seeilig-the English Government mock solemii en-

mements entered into in their name by their
PlenipoienliarY. The faith of this second Car
thige 4as been long- estimated 'l)4 sufficient as-•
tonishment can never be felt at 'the species of
shame which has induced the British Administra..7
tion to excuse themselves for unsuccessful perfidy,
by a badly-contrived falsehood.

it-The Cabinet of London, disdaining, or de.
spitting' of Iteir4able to prove that the G R
VI xislt had treated without Powers, has pretendeo
that SkSYDNEY SMITH' was. not authorised 'i°
negotiate the Treatk of El Arisch, But it will
no more be believed in France, than it has been ill
England; that Sir SYDNEY SMITH was not in
fad invested.with.the titles- which he has taken in
all his afts,
"In order -11.iew that he 414(1 cheat
we shall publish.one of his I,etters. It will, fig-
nilai a new proof of ,rhe.spitit of intrigue ot the

Englisb."
(Hem follows a Letter of Sir SI'D,N Er Smtv4)
dated Asth May, x799.]

..-.: Cll dr..11.4111, ,JAN.• 124

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FR ID AT last, at. tett . o'clock in, :the morntngh
that worthy chartiderCOminissitmei H Xitrvi r
took tlli final leave Of' the 'oiliteri- araworknien
thif Dock-yard, .andisat:cif :fat: Lcintion to his
aPl3°il'..4nent at the Nay'v . Board, rite officers'
wOrktiten weie rangedTilntil,is house to the.
ytilipitate*on high sides of- the 'Av;ty ‘; the young,,
Bien took tie hots from. his carriage, and in-
sisted on drawing it,- ‘vhicli-rbeydid through the%
;gates,-:.Half-way along the.dock' lane, and Ncpuld,
. have ,drawn it to ROcliester 'bur he entreated they
would not: The Cominisficnier beliated
With
that ail-ability and politeness (whielt,ha6 been' 1113:
constant'prattiee while he resided here) to every
person 'as he passed ; and • the
• tion4 of :hundreds ig` people who were impressed
With gratittide";• lie is 'gone, to fill a situation
Alliece,,, no doubt,- ht will chntinue tc.l
.te*.strvicle and publi4
hl
eliaraaer. • -
•
• Yesterdiy therrernains °ldle late Capt., C Y Lit
of • thel.froviuribkl.. nqw, fitting the '4l6C•t:..yarcii
was.conveyed' to Roclie"ster 6tthedral trout •,• •. „ ,
rotel ; tne yroces:stott was,itttenoted loth
Se' . .p
all the naval and military{honclors.„..ainidst cell-‘
course of some theinsands-,of:spe dinars, _6e ciitro,
was carried:: byanien, the pall 'siip Orted by
Captain's of the Natiki and attended ,wiih all the
. Officers of the. Marines, ,and of the' Upper Bar-
'tacks, and other Officers of the Navy,, the Ma-
. 6
tine .Banal: played, the soltnin dirge, and ,t larSq
derachinent of thu
.;inaSikiieSs
of the tipper Thirrack attended the' Intleral with
the- .greatest decency and shlannitv lie—was a
person that, bore an
universal good eliara6ier, the
.cores . Was interred ih a vault .in the Calhedrali,
• near the North door, •

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THt TiiitArat.—T,HEta MAIEsTI2S, ace
compan itd by
four of the PRINCESSES were lao
night at Covent-Garden Theatre. The Comedy
of I: t. MIIX in lit Humour, and the new'
Pantomime of Harleviin's Tour, were command..
ea on this occasion. The Dews of Icily; the
Prince of ORANGE, and many of the Nobility
were present, and the house was full in every
part. The Royal Visitors were received with
every mark of animated loyalty. God save th°
Krug as usual was demanded, and sting arnidsg
repeated bursts of loyal acclamation.
,The fogowing'prediaion is-much
,spoken of is
certain Circles Female Foreigner, of re;
markable devotion, who left England on the 3°
of December last, and who resided for some time
at Hampstead, foretold in the month of August
last, that in the night of the 24th of December,
a great- event would take place at Paris ; that it
might be known in London on the 25th, whc;
they or no it had succeeded,' as if it had fagot
the Sun would be seen on that day by the wh 'ic
City ; and it did 'fail, the attempt would
.follosved by several' others, and that at lertg"
the NG of Fam4c E would be acknowledgekac
Paris on the 25th of Marelt next. It was 0111",i''
'evening of the,24th ult. that BO NAP AVI egar '
Itifthia and, the Sun shone 'herc on the 01"
lowing day. Thus far, according ,to the partisan°
of the Prophetess, has the 'fir.st part 'alter pre die`
tiion !heetst.accoittplished.

• •
The publication of the CorrespondenCe',nn thl
Eke of -French Prisoners furnishes a rernalk°
•able irtstanve of the depravity of mankindr-'
The.-lessen of litunanity, which is taught by
-Misfortune; appears -to have been altogethef
'tifiriWti away upon these- unhappy,. beings.- Chi!
extortionate and iniquitous manner in which
they-prey upon one another in prison is but little
-talculated to persuade mankind of that theory to
Which Republics are .recarnmended—rke D;gtlift
o iftiman Nairtre
•
• 'Theimperial Family were fully prepared to set
out from Vienna for Offen, estorted by apar ty of the
Life Guards—the Gallery of Paintings, the Imre-
rial Treasury, and the City Treasury, containino
z 2,000,000 in specie, were likewise about to V
-removed from the Cap_ital, when the
CHA4tI, Es arrived Alt very une)ipetlecily 31
ten in the morning of the 27th, bringing the.edn"
solatory intelligence of his having concluded all

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Nm 11.7 impequmtpelagi, stevumlue tridentem,
Z`ed m;bi soot datum.

PLYMOUTH, JAS. 13.

Ak~tivßD the Prince Grow, Of 98 guns, Capt.
S. SUTTON, from Torbay ; and L' rlmbuicade, of
36 guns, Capt. Hon. J. Co Litt LLB, frnm a Cruize.

Sailed the Flora hired Armed Brig, of 14
guns, on a Cruize to the Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 4.

A!tRIVID at the Motherbank, and put.under
Quarantine, the following Transports, with
TroOps from Gibraltar. They were a part of
General Sir JAMES PULTENZY'S Army, vi*.
Lord Hood, - CA rt .
WAtefield, • Bat A T lIWA IT E.
Flora,
Neliy, -
Walter Boyd.,
Sea Horse,
lientour,-*

WALKEIt.

NlcaciLs.

FLARI:o.

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PaTiltdON.

FALMOUtif, JAIL

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Arslt r n the Earl Coriver Packet, Capt:►in
DEAxt, in five days from Lisbon. No
Jar news.

• Late 'this evenNig arrived the Raehael Tran-
sport, Capt. WETHERHEAD, with two hundred
andseventy, of the 9th Regimentionlioard, day,s
from Lisbon : parted with. thq Fleet, under convoy
of the Brilliant Frigate, two days since off Scilly.
They have about soon Troops on board. This
.vtssel has on 'board a Pilot from Scilly, who says
'that. the WeSt India ship Melanthe was
~totally
lost at that place yesterday week, in a gale of
wind ; and the Captain droWned.

Yesterday appeared off here, and proceeded up
Channel, the American Ship 4ch:fue, Captain
MeDouom., in twenty .six days from Philidet.
'phia for London, with flour and sugar.