The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-23 00:00:00

DEAL, Nov. zz.

His Majesty's Ship Resistance arrived from the
Westward, and remains with the Nemesis, Commo-
dore SUTTON, O'veryssel, AlkmUer, Medusa, Ama-
zon, Brilliant, Jamaica, Gannet, Galgo Sloops ;
Express Advice-boat, Ferreter, Snipe, Locust,
Charger, Mallard, and Vixen Gun-brigs, and
Ranger Lighter..'

YARMOUTH, Nov. zz.

SAILED the ilidry and Jane, FlSH,Sp;rre4
WicKHANI, and Anniclaria, R. BE V I NG; all tó
Rotterdam. -

Arrived the New Kerrison, MARTIN, from Nor-
way ; and Driver and Ranger Sloops.
Remain in the Roads, the Blenheim, Standard,
Rxby, Assistance, Raisonable, Polyphemus, Asia,
Princess of Orange,• Agamemnon, Monarch, St. Al_
ban's, and Veteran, Ships of the Line; Shannon
Frigate; InspeHor, Ariadne, Favourite, Lynx, Py_
lades, Ranger, and,-Dri,ver, Sloops; Cruizer, Kite,
Vidette, Harpy, Jalouse, and Speedwell Brigs ; Ad-
der Gun-ship, and Trial Cutter.

Admiral LUTWIDGE is expe}ed to re-hoist his
flag on hoard the 02e6•srel, of 68 guns, in the
Downs; on Tuesday next.

Commodore SUTTON .has shifted his broad Pen-
dant from the Isis, of so guns,' to the Nemesis, of
±B, and, on "Saturday several of the vessels which
Constituted Lord NELFON'S SCitladai, were to sail

from the Downs on a Cruize in the Chaimel.
Eugenie, of r 6 guns, and Anacreon, of 14, are or
dered to lie in Walmer Roads. Gannet,- St
wage, and Dart Sloops. are to cruize between 61
Downs and Beachy Head. The Isis anti Gierall
gone to Sheerness.
Admiral TOTTY goes to the West Indies in the
iEolhs Frigate, not waiting the repair of the St
turn, as was first intended. .

The Indefatigable, of 44 guns, sailed on.Thurs'
day from Plymouth for Torbay, The Uranie, °
44 guns, has taken in four months. provisions f°
Channel Service.

A Dutch Man of War is .arrived .at Harwich, (0
the purpose of taking on board Dtitc,h Prisoners ‘
War, arid, conveying them to Holfand.

Captain Micx, of the India ship Armenia, afi
'rived at Coehin'ortthe 4th of January, with part
°
his creW, from Sechelles. On the 29th of OW;
ber, the crew of the Armenia, two Midshipmen, a'
r 6 men belonging to His n!jesty's Ships:v./dal/o'l
and I..ancaster,.embarked for Colombo ; 'but on the
9th, of November, their' small. 'vessel was.wret.
on a reefof rocks among the Maldi:via Islands, vvll°
five men of His Majesty's Ships, and
_eight- others'
were lost in .attempting to reach
.'Shore- by
raft: .the rest .of the people got' into two'bo:10;
one, With Captain. Mrci., arrived • but the otl''„‘
had not reached Cochin some kiays after. Mr'
MAuzox, Midshipman of the Lancaster, died bl,
sickness on the.papage,

DatrRv,'LANE.--The Comedy of The Dorio
Galleint was' but indifferently attended on Sartirdi'
last at this Theatre, a proof that novelty is " t ,
order of the day," in the dramatic world, f6r theft
is humour, spirit, and charafter in- the Piece, a°
it was on the whole tolerably well perfOrmed. ,
COV £ NT-GAR DE N.—the third representation °
The Duenna.on Saturday last attraaed a very larg6
audience, and the Performers seemed td be ITl°°
settled in,:their respedive
,charaaers. The Piece'
however, in point of acting, is much inferior t°
what it was on its original representation at
.Theatre. But Mrs. 'Br 1., I. I NGTON is herself
host, and her delightful strains compensated for ;h"
comparative deficiency in the general style of £1
a&ing. - INcLEport's Carlow, indeed, deserves
very favourable notice. He sang the airs admiral-a;
and gave a -manliness to the ..charafter of Car'
which raised it far above its intrinsic insignificlOce`
It is a curious circumstance, that not one of 0
original 'Performers in The Durifiliz at CoveLlt;
Garden Theatre is -now engaged in the Piece at tit
House. Mrs. MATTOCKS is indea the. only one °
these original Performers now at that. Theatre.
Mrs. BLAND, according to Gr,-.2n-room repot!'
has had some reason to complain Of not, perfortno
Carlo: in The Duenna, as he had, 'rehearsed
charader twice, and sung the Airs in a very hesol
tiful style. But how -could one of her le,vel
of over-reaching- a MOUNTAIN
ST 0 ii:A" C it' and BitAirAtd are to make
at Covent-Garden Theatre, in Mr. Hoo.RE's
Opera, which is not •to have : the powerful
part of the BILLINGTON, who is reservetA
the Musical Piece expected from Mr. COBS.
The Proprietors and Trustees of Drury_Lavs
Theatre have, it seems, had a meeting, .and triattO
are likely to take an.amicable turn. • The. Trust'l
it is said, have been rendered more uneasy by
comments which have •been made updn their cal"du'A, than by- any prob Able restriaions, on- tress
powers.

Ciair friend Titus °zits. does not s seem to have
forgotten his joa•A-trot arguments last- year agai°s
the poor Cavalry. He has already had anotlizf
fling at them this Session, and entertains the hope
at last kitAilig them out "of the service.
Mr. Rozso,N is very apprehensive that the or
portnnities of opposition will ‘be taken away frost
him, and that he shall be deprived of his chance,
speaking. The House, however, seem to entetto'
no such opinion; and so fearful are they of offerii4
him any interruption,, that a great majority Of the
Menihers retire, lest they might disturb hilt bid
their snot-mg.

Mr. JEF.FERYS has declined engaging in a contest
for the future representation of Coventry, on grounds
that. do great credit to hisicharaeter as an honest rnss
His Constituents are so fully satisfied with his condo
as a; fa i thful, .and aaive Representative, that hadl.
continued his intention of standing the result 01.!
poll, there could have been little . dOub r of "
success. • • •

It appears, by an article from Stockholm
ed in the Continental Papers, that the Swedislo-1°;
vernment chuse Sunday as the-proper day tO•Pv:
notice in their Churches of Pi' their intention to
wr their Treasury Bills.- Surely, this is to revive
the judaical, abomination of-the Money Changers Pi
the ;Temple.
There has been lately instituted. at Rouen,„
Chamber of Commerce, . coMposed of the mOsti..,.n;
telligent Merchants And Mannfatiurers there, I°,,
the purpose of assisting Gpvernment- with their a‘l,
vice in the commercial regulatiOns'which are to b`,
adjusted between the two Countries. All import"
ant documents are to be submitted to it, and it is t°'
correspond diredly- with the Consulate. ,
The ,Emperor -ALExANDER has issued an oral'
.nance, prohibiting, under penalty of imprlsonmeo4
or the knout, artizans and domestics, ot both sexes'
from gambling for money, in private homes, E°-..
verns, &c. Heads of families, inn-keepers, ikca
permitting, or conniving at the praCtice, are sub"
jeded to a penalty of 25 florins for taco oifendet.-'ri
His Majesty has presented 130,000 rubies of sits
to the distressed City of Welna.
The average price •of Sugar, computed from 111
Returns made for the week ending the IV' daY
November, rBor,,is Forty-five ShiLliflar and Ele've'
Pence, per hundred weight.
Died, on Friday last, at her house at
the County of Surrey, in the seventy-thiiu„,
her age, - closing a pat'tern of Christian exLcllei'Lr,
by a serene and peaceful death, the Right flon''',f
able Lady JUL I ANA PR NN, fourth ~iaughtzfTHOMAS Earl of POMF•RFT,end relict of the 1` 0.
Honourable THOMAS PENN, Esq. tbrmerlY ,
hereditary proprietor of Pennsylvania in Nu
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America.

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DAB arrete of the z zth, appoints Citizen Sort N
I:PutY Commissary of Commercial Reiations at
‘ll4nnalt, in the Uuited Mates.
:the Consuls Lire, it' is reported, resolved to
,PPress the post of Commander of the Consular
'lard. Four General Oilicers are henceforth to
'l,_attached to that service, who shall daily take
plie orders of the First Consul. A Governor is like_
2se to be appointed for "the Palace of the Consuls ;
"lid the Prefeds of the Palace are to have a salary
r,45,000 francs.
134AVCI-1 AMP, Commissary of Commer-
SRelations at ILigdad, is appointed Commissary
'eotral of Commercial Relations at Lisbon.
the restoration of the peace of The Seas has in_
I,:ced six of the principal merchants of Venice to
an Insurance Company with a capital of
,!°Oiooo ducats. Their firm is Lubencovich and
,
nv _

h the celebrated fnusician, Neumann, lately died at
"ehden, in consequenCe of a fit of apoplexy.
ISince the arrival at Belgrade of TORNACIII
ifte44,, sent by the l'oarE to appease the distur-
!4
L ces which have prevailed there for the la six
Tnths, he has been 11K:054114 occupied in tracing
j!t causes and promoters of the late insurredioa,—
t it appears that he is in no haste to infl
titi pu-
Viment, a eireunit•tance which very rarely happens
the Turkish Empire. • He is just, impartial, and
;Well
; informed as men in his situation generally
t; and, upon the whole, the SUBLIME PORTE
15:1d not have made a better appointment. He has
t yet discovered, or at least been able to ascertain,
:41t the Janissaries of Belgrade atted in concert
11th PAsswAN OcLou.

v !ENNA, OCT. 3l.—Citizen SISASTIANT, who
!tries to Constantinople the Ratification of the
Ireaty of Peace concluded between. France and the
ttoman Porte, arrived here on Tuesday last with
4,0 Officers, one of whom is Citizen LAGRANGE, a
'atioo of the Chief Consul. Next day the whole
free were presented to:His MajestY the EMPEROR
Y the French Ambassador, and tu.day they have
4unied their journey.
Yester&y arrived here a . Courier him Paris,
dispatches from C:)unt Co narr z E 1., which are
Ported to be of very great importance. It is nor
ht known whether our Court will Send a Minister
41mien.t. _ _

The Marquis de GALLO will leave this City on
tstli inst. for Naplrs, where. he 'is to espouse
of his nieces. His Excellency will return in a
4Olort time after to i'';orfrizr.
"J• CAistxr, who during the reign of PAvt. I.
as kussian Agent to the Pontifical Court, and who
v
after%"•ards recalled by the present Monarch, ar-
ved here some days ago,. He will soon continue
1
journey to Rome, wheri.,he is to resume his ap-
nintm„t, as Aesident Minister of ALTXANDER I.
said that he has full powers to treat of all the
'latts to Malta, Russia being ,disposed to grant,
0' a time, the sovereignty of that Order 'to the
F. 14

The Constantinople Mail of the loth instant,
'llstch we have been expelling some time, has not yet
16t:teed. Apprehensions are entertained that it has
robbed by the Banditti who ravage Romelia ;
,t it may have been retarded by the rainy season,
the circuitous route which may have been taken
avoid such an accident. Scarcely a year passes
%,i
bt }mu t our experiencing similar inconveniences.
krrrEstqtritoti, Ocr. zo.—Our good Emperor
I visited the environs of Moscow; if he every
L ere performs ads of beneficence, every where
,t'% he receive the most worthy reward of his vir.
in the public testimonies of the affection and
gratitude which animate his subjeds. The festi.
will terminate on the a6th, which isexpeded to
i; the, most spkndid of all, being the birth-day of
e Empress Dowager,
ti The unfortunate City of
is
had been for bur.
digsubjeacd to every sort of disgrace. The bur.
I)in f 3 considerable debt weighed down its inha-
izitanrs, who were obliged to suffer many privations
hlorder to pay it off gradually. The Citizens,
O4lver, having represented their situation to the
it,P,cror, in commiseration of their-distress be pre_
llted them with 13a,000 rubles of silver.
JOur Emperor has given proofs that in his heart
titice is inseparable, from Humanity. Vice expe-
thences no indulgencei; but he wishes to prevent
()8 e offences whick, his goodness renders him slow
. _

Punish'.
the .Strasbargh Gazette has communicated the
',Mowing news :—" General Ps csiEtutr, it is said,
'turning from Petersbursh, has crossed the Rhine,
proceed to Paris, with the permission of the First
nsol; but the news requires confirmation."

NOVEMBER 17.
the English Frigate, La PifMt, came into Toulon
gthe 33 inst. on its way from Malta. The Fri_
saluted the Squadron with twenty-one guns,
qich the Admiral immediately returned.
61.w0 small vessels of the Republic are also ar-
tedi which sailed
from Havre, and on their road
Qa,St. Maly, took refuge in Dover during the late
'es of wind.
Mr. jAcicsoN, Plenipotentiary Minister of His
aik!sty the 1(.13.G of GREAT BRITAIN to the
tench Republic, passed through ealais on the 13th,
htl4 must by this time have arrived at Paris with
'3 Suite, consisting of' six persons.
Citizen-Loc N BoNAPARTR, formerly Ambas-
-4( or of the Republic. to His Majesty the KING of
kIN, was to set out on the day before yesterday
his return to Paris.
itliAGuE, OCT. B.—The Legislative Body chose,
~ its. list Sitting, five Members, who, with five
er Members to be chosen by Government, are'to
' ti;e Criminal Tribunal of Justice _the esra.
14WItilfTit of which has been deferred during. the
't four, years.
c)We are about to proceed to the nomination of the
tOcers and Administration of the tape of Good
It is expetted that the Governor will be
41,"1/41. Admiral DE WINTER or Citizen JANSEN,
11, Of't COlriali'.3Sary of the Ftcnch Troops in.the pay
kerub!ic. Both Officers have great claims,
—4 honourable services.

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