The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-25 00:00:00

tha English ; while he calls upon the Courts o,i
Vienna and Berlin to send away the English
sisters.

The Minister of the Interior presented to the
Chief
.0)1)691 on the 18th inst. a Deputation
from the Department of the Lauver Seine.
They pronounced a Speeelk from which the fol.
lowing is an Extraft :
". You had promised .the French People Vic.
tory : they have been vidorious. You promised
Peace to. Europe, and Europe has received it
and the Treaty, which is published; it. the most
glorious that has enriched our annals.—Existetice
restored and secured to four Nations ; the limits
of the Empire brought back to the places pointed
'Out by Nature—what our -forefathers considered
as the dream of Ambition is now realized—Peace
concluded within a Circle,. in 'which it will no
longer be possible to, disturb it—the trench Go.
vernment become the Arbitrators of Europe;notil ,
they shall become the Avengers of it,* and.
genius:driving from :the Cabinets of Kings,. the
authors of the troubles and misfortunes of the.
world : such, Citizen-Consul, are your %yolks in

one year has happened to • no one to do so
much—nor would it havesixen Possible for any
one to have done it in so short a time. •

THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA..

THE present Empress 'of Russ IA is sister to
the Duke of WIRTENINERG, who married out
PRINCESS ROYAL. The chief charaeteristie of
the Empress, whose name is MARY, is sweetness
of dispositioti,:--Het mildnesg, patience, and mpis
desty, have been severely • proved by the most
.rigorous and whimsical
,treatment. ; Her time is
employed in a succession of. duties and otcupa...
• • •
Lions suitable to her sex and her, dignity ;. the
education of her children, from whom she Was
long reludantly sepaxitedr the late Empress
charging herself with their maintenance Undedu.
cation
.from their' birth) is at present a great
source of happiness to her. Her attention to
her husband has enabled her to endure fatigues,
and exercises the least suitable to her sezi.and her
charater. How often has she been seen. to attend'
him, on horseback,- at the wearisorne reviews of
Gat;liini. and PavlgfAy, Though exhausted
with' heat• and fatigue., sometimes4renehed_ with
rain, or.covetril with, sntaw,. she has still, by her
• expressed.her ieqUiescenZc. She isr per. .
hips, -more carcfui 'of .her time, and dedicates it
-to:More useful purpttses',. than.any lady in Russia.. •
Music, painting, etching, -embroidery), are the
arts in which she excels, and which alleviatedthe2
solitude in which for so many years she lived..ol.
Reading and-study-7*re --with-hes not .so much a
I)UiinCss its a 1-c6.eaifon the.rnanigtinene
of het domestic- affairs, and the distribution of
sector happily .tip occupy htr
Tall; well-made, and still in the prime of life,
slit is rather ltandsome than pretty ; she has more •
majesty than grace,..and less wit than .sentimalt.,
She shines in all-the relations of life.—She is atti-
affetkionate, relation, a faithful.wife, and an ex.
cellent.mother. • Far from forgetting her Country'
-and her,relationi, the splendor *Welt surrounds
her, and.-the distance which separates them, reeve
but to increase the warmth of, her affeoion-, and
the iii,idness of
.her remembrance. liar name.
rous. relations are always in her' mind ; her cot.
respoildenee with them occupies many' hours of
tranquil happiness, and her felicity is doubled by
.making• those. whom :she loves partakers of it.—dt
-She has not, like 'the ambitious CATiMtIi;E,
flatterecithe Russians bradopting•their manners,
their'language, and their prejudices :-.—She has
not attempted to gain 'the esteem of that People by
despising her own Country, and blushing at her
origin ;, but has made herself beloved for het

goodness, and respeacd for her virtues.
PAM 1, never treated her with becoming respect
till he became Emperor. As Grand-Duchess she
had only 60,000 rablis (60601.) a year. On his
accession, he /ranted he r thesum of 500,000 rubleo
(50,00014 a year for her private expences, pro.
misingiter, at rile same time, a more ample pro.
The' rebpeZt of l'Att.t.; however, for the
Esntess, is not very uniform or consistent. ,-.
She was some time ago put wider aft arrest for..
twelve hoiiis, for hallos given. one of her wome
some trifling•ordcr which*PAqt, did not approve.
It 2 appqrs, that " this warlike Emperat condudts
every thingtning lira military still, even in hi 4
chamber. - . • .
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The'EtarLioa of .R.iiistb seems ta be con.
duttip; ttimsclf as strangely towards the .unfor.
tunate Lo.itts XVIIJ. as in, all the other 'extra.
ordiaary;acis which have excited Cu much liur.
pri*',..Theittisii*lVlOnarch should feel more
concartfot the late' Oa nuithcut a Throne, •
as There. are. many ultand.dpetvor in life, and as_
theiiistort-of his own Empire is not without
Rrijolations.
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the-Opposition'are-straining all their powers
in ordet to obtain Addresses from different parts
of tile--Lingdorn, for--the-purpose of procuring -a
speedy. PeaCe; .and the removal of the --present
Administration. Such Addiesies are easily at-
becate discontented men are doubtles,
every- where to be found ; but-these attempts of
'the Party are only calculated:46 bring disgrace
-upon ihernselves, as the iriends df the Constitu-
tion are thereby 'stimulated 'to come, forward with
CounterAddresses,' submitting.the great business
Orb:including the War; to the wisdom' of Go.
vernment ; and as the advocates for,Order and
Loyalty,' far outw,eigh,the
,:factious,, the latter
will have the mortification ,of finding • that all
their desperate projeas aredifeated by the good
sense of the. majority. of Englishmen. •
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Alta tyro the Atalanta, of 4. guns, froth a
Cruize on the Coast of Spain.—On the 9th inst.
• . she fell in with a Spanish Rowboat 'Privateer,
mounting one twelve-pounder, which she- fired.

into' the .ta, and unfortunately wounded
• . the First Lieutenant .aucl Masters Mate. The
Privateer is said to have, beer; left a complete
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wreck.—On the same day, .otie of the Atalanta's
Boats, with an Officer and six hands, was sent
•to beard a Portuguese Vessel, but the Sea run.
ring high, the Boat upset, and all the People
-perished.
• Arrived the Danish Galliot Ammz Mirgaretta,
H. Rat; r, master, from Bilboa, laden with
wool and liquorice, bound to Altona, detain,zd
by the Dolly Cutter. •
Sailed the Canada and Robust, of 74 guns
each, to join the Channel Fleet.
Arrived the Fisgard Frigate, 'Daiher and
eilirfire Sloops of War, from a Cruise: •