The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-11 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL 10.

AR RIYED.. the Arefltura. Frigat, and Ainatdanc
Armed 'Ship, with the Fleet' under convoy from the
East Itidiesl and Union, Scorn, from the Cape of
Goockliope.

Alp arrived the Stag Cdtter, from a Cruire,
with the Fljivg-Fisb French Privateer, of 34. guns
and gs men, her Pri7c.

Lieutenant ScOTT, of the Navy, arrived yester-
day with'clispatelles froth Admiral Sir ROGER CuR-
TIS, at the Cape OfGoOd Nape. •

. Capt. STEPTIF.Ns, whose return to England in tile
Kite Sloop, is mentioned in our raper of yesterday,
came home co "take the command'of 'the Lirsigixick,
of 74. guns; at PortsmoUth, to which Ship he Ltd
been some time, appointed. -

Yesterday the Pursers of the following East In-
diamen rrived at the India 'House, with a confirma-
tion of the agreeableirgelligence announced in our
last, of their being safe off Portsmouth, after a pas-
sage.of sixty-one days from St. Helena, having left
that Island on the 6th of February last, under con-
voy of His Majesty's Ship 4reshum.- •

Fitt-IN:Cult:A—The Royal Charlotte, capt. W
CUltheilS. (Apt. eirAacts liblit.s.we Cos-Tog ;
Walnier Caine, Capt. Gcoitca-BoxwArei•, Glstton, C,apt.
etiArar.3 Ibtumb.toNro"; , and Thames, 'Captain Raariti
'WIELtAr4s ; Regular Ships, •
Fitoss Br.,l4io..—PrincesS Mary Packer, Capt.NAStt
Queen,*andli.enkal Anna, Extra Ships.

Froul ItousAy—:The Scabby CAstle, and Upton Caste,
extra ships; •

NV II A s—The Hirlsborough, Union, and Aurora. The
Thames left China the middlctof August, and brings thc
latest accOuntiffroin Canton.
No Ships were at St. Helena when the above
sailed from thence; but the Company's Ship Bri-
-1470;a, Capt. THOMAS .BARkow, which has been
out two years, was
.tooked for daily, from Bengal.
JoH,iWmii.o.oAl4, Esq. 'is passeoget on board the
(2,need •

On Tlitfreday. se ' nnight M. PRYCEs Esq. of Ba}.
liniret) neir .casheJ, Ittlandovas assassinated in the
open' one of his own fields.; a slot was
disshargertat him from behind a hedge, and twelve
.4kuV IcKlged in hka hpily ; he was carried borne in
ireat agony, ,and died the next day. , Mr.
Was an. humane -- and loyal Gentlernan, whom
no. thing buy--91 'i:iftinal spirit prey a ilinx 'amongst
she insli-pcasantriciasiti -Lave vrorol;ca to
m olest, 'the assa:isin Leer 4iLco;:red,

- - • JIAIC r.ll-C K 4
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[An ineorrea Copy of Lord 1-1 ...atwKEsnultts% Ripittaxn*
. Note of ttia Swedish ‘Ainbassadw, translated from
Foreign journals. received by the last tiainhunth
having appeared in all- the Papers, we are happy in laying
before the Public a correct Copy of that importaut Stat., - •
Paper.]
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The Undersigned; His Majesty's Principal Socretrary of
SpltelltrirtNetgn Affairs, has thelionour to acknowlodge the
iecelfro7fheNote ofßsron EHRE NV/ Axil. his Swcd.sh
jesty's ..•linister Plenipotentiary) of the gate of the 4t 173$t.
His hl Jasr Y has already repeatedly. coniniunieafed his,
fixed qnalterable determination, to maintain those established --.
principles of Maritime Law, which have been found by the'
experience of ages, best calculated to aftbrd equal security-
to the just rights and interests, as well of Neutral, sof Bela.
gerent Powers.
The explanations attempted to be given to the.
pined
Convention, have• in no degree .weakeurd the itriplielisies
which the first perusal of it produced—That the viewsoind
motives of the- Coutraiting Powers were hes.ility to lilt Afa'.
jesty's Dominions i and this impression' is most fully
timed by the consideration, that the Northern Courts.h:aTo
recurred to the, principles of the Convention' of f.:114),at
moment when the circurnstancesof the War, and the rClitive
state of the Navies. of the Belligerent Powers, convert that
which was pretended to be a measure of common eqiiity
all Countries, into an instrument of exclusive injury to •
Great Britain. .

uudei.:these. circumstances, the Embargo on Swedith
yessels can be considered in no other view artas an ae of
Just an; necessary precaution, which will not jae-levoked;
long as tile Court or Stockholm continues td form a part a a
Confeck-racy, which has for its °Wed, to impose by torce on
His 1%1 AJLs t. system of Maritime Law, initn-
sistent with the dignity' and independance of his Crown, and
the rights.and interests of his, People.
The ...tindrlsignoi requests Elton D'lnaasfyartri Will
accep 04e ass.uVities his high consideration: - • •
• EAWICSSBURY,
Dztosimg-smih,. - • •
Mark 7, 18 01.

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