The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-07 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, 00. 24.

OP the zzd the Cabinet Courier/ GLASS, arrived
here from London,' with the pleasing intelligence
that England, in consequence of the accession of
Denmark to the Convention concluded'on the r7th
of June, at St. Petersburgh, has consented to restore
the Danish West India Islands in the same state in

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theywhiwhichwere taken pOSiesion of Some point's
lievei-, terrain to be settled, relative to die Ships,
that were detained in England.

VIENNA, Ocr. $7.

AS little notice seems to be 'taken here of the
EleaiOn of a BishoP of Aluinter,•&c: as if Po such
event had taken -place. Count KETTLER, who
brought Advice to the Archduke Airrhoivr, of his
being eleeted, has as yet received no notification ort
the subje&, nor has any answer been
,returned' to
those persons -of distinEtion who have wiihed,tct
wait on his Highness with their congratulations.

OCTOBER,2I. -

The intelligence that Preliminaiiei of l'eace have,
been signed between England and- France has occa-.
sioned the greatest joy. here, bath at Cowl and
among all ranks of persons. Our state Paper ha 9,
risen one per cent.

BONAP/JRTI4.•

EVERY thing which relates to the condui and'
charader of this extraordinary Man must- be in-i
teresting. A person lately returned- from
has given us the following account,,, -von which we!
know we can rely.
BONAPARTE rises very early ,and-immediately:
applies himself to business,-; in:which hil ttsually oc-;
copies the whole . morning.:...Every-fthing". that is
important is Iransaded entirely by himself. .The•
only two persons in whom- he. appears, td. have:
any confidence, are Faucs-zE and TALLEYItA`ND.',
He consults them-for their opinion,: but is. notsup-
posed to he 6ntrouled by either.-..-These men are!
bitter enemies, and it has been supposed'to“ be 80-,
N AFAR TE 'S policy to keep.thern. so. ''Through' the;
first, who is a thorough Jacobin, .hedias a. link of;
.communication with all that Party,'and ihrouglyhim;
he has hitherto defeated ail their. schemes against
his Government ; he is therefore - extremely 'useful
.to him.: FOUCHE., is an able. and -a :resolute man,
and...has established,a system of Esfiionage much
_more- complete and offensive than. that to which.
the State-,was supposed to owe its.:safefy.under =the
Ancien Regime. TALLE YR AND is known to
able latriguant. He is.. atsached to the Nobility, '1
dnd through ,him..)3ozlAPisß4PL:hal .-communication
,w
.all:sbose ,of tht,,,Patty, with whom .;;Itanwime
•,he'WiMVes to have. any Conneetion. :rp
,the.other
Ministers he very seldom sends: • -`fie apelrsin
~pul~lic, as •
seld'Orn as pOsSißle, ind.whenhe does,
"Cot', v erses vqtli those about: And al way.s
. , , • .'• .I.f. A 1 •
with a stern and serious AmOng,hts
Gen'eral 'LANs tB, -haLl*.ei:l:4le companion .of-1
alI his d.mgcre; ii 'supposed to De his layourity.
LAVATER \vould„.ave been puzzledat ;,
tenance of BONApieFif7,.. He lOoks and
and tins no Oip,resSion
He appears irequentlxi!:if he was ili(diep thought, i
and his„whole coedy towards this.e wilo,prioout
liinVis"tho Whieh' is More to excite respell '
ttin love. Those rratisaft-bitisiness'witha him 1.
-adinite .the Oickness pereeptiiin,• and' the
decision none Oieitortimelid• the;,
ofilis manners.
MonL. CORYISSART, tiis Physician, has,frequently .
remonstrated againiiiiintense application asinjurious
to his health, and it is,supposed' to have occasioned'
a disorder which has..?riiiiblecthirn very Much,-,blit',,
he still continues it. 1.-1e:,;illo*s as :little,, time as;
poaible to his meals,;',his dinner lasts Ocadly.halt.
an hour, which he says :is more than SOl'cli4r:ouglit
to benecii;torned to, allo‘s"r hiniserf. Phrase,, at
Paris, br.vhicii a petson expresses his having had not
dinner is, j'ai din; a la ode da"Prilnal...consal.

MARGATE, Nov. S.

LAST night, at seven o'clock, Captain PALMER,!
his eldest son, Captain HARMAN'S eldest "son, and'
a Mr. St 4 rill, and three others, 'went in quest of:
a vessel to get her into harbour ; strong winds in
going off swamps the boat, when Captain PALMER,'
of the Rose in June, 'and his eldest son, Captain
HARMAN'S eldest son, and Mr. SMITH, Mate of
Captain Hilliard's Packet, were drowned; the three;
others very ill.