The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-21 00:00:00

JULY !.7.

All the Journals, in stating the Proclamation of
the Consuls-to the People of France, On the i4.th of
July, have made a mistake in the second paragraph
—it runs thus, " SOmetimes under the Weight of
Chains," (tentot'sousle poids de fell) : It Should
have been, " sometimes under the...weight of Re-

versts."
It is reported At Mayencer, that kriew Army of
Observation ‘vili be ibrmed in that neighbourhood.
. Three French Frigates are arrived at Leghorn.

. .
Letters from Brussqs, state it as the gen.eral_opi,
nion, that the apartments taken thereJor foreigners
of disti:ition-, whose names are kept secret, are de-
stined for the accommodation of the English Minis.
teas who may be commissioned to negotiate Peace.
There is not a single.refra6lory.Priest left in the
Department of the Saone and the Loire.

On the 19th inst. will be celebrated, in the Tem-
ple of Vidory, a Festival consecrated to the prin..
ciples of Theism and Toleratiou, as propagated by
VOLTAIRE.

The Batavian Squadron in the Texel consists of
four Shipsof the Line and four Frigates.

SrRASBURGH, JULY 13.—A1l the accounts re-
ce,ived here yesterday 3 :Id ro-day from Augsburgh •
and Trieste, coincide in stating as-an article of un-
doubted intelligence, brought by the way of Venice,
Naples, and Leghorn,-that, 'Admiral GANTREAUME
has landed at Defna, in the Kingdoin of Baican, the
eight thousand men embarked on board his .Sqcia-
dton, and that _these Troops Are on their march to
Alexandria, froth which place the. distance to Derna
is only a journey of five days-- GANTH HAWAII is
immediately to return to Toulon.
We have received from iVittnich, by letters or the
6th inst. the important news that scoo Austrian
cavalry andinfantry entered on the 3oth of last month,
and the following day into the Upper Palatinate,• and !,
that thcy attacked defeated the Bavarians posted
upon the Frontiers of Bohemia, whose Commander
was wounded. When this iotelligerice reached
Munich, a Grand Council. of State- was held, at'
which the ELECTOR presided, tlfid a numerous
body of- troops was immediately after dispatched,
to oblige the Austrians to evacuate that province
which belongs to the ELECTOR of BAVARIA. The
affairnis saidtO have been occasioned by some.diffe-
repces between the Courts of Vienna and Munich,
respeaing certains fiefs which Austria claims in the
Upper Palatinate. The Austrians had not, 'hoW-
ever," paSsed Weiden and Bleistein. Couriers were
instantly dispatched by the ELECTOR to Berlin and
Petersburg!, to request the support' of Prussia and
Russia.

ANCONA, JUNE 2 / .-A desperate AC-lion is said
to have happened near Borletta, between some Eng-
lish and French ships of war. We have distinalv
heard for eight hours successively the firing, and
seen flames, from which it would seem that some
vessels have been burnt. Neither the details nor
the issue of the Alion are yet known.—,lGiltoa Ga-
zette.)

Note.---No notice is taken of this Engagement
in letters of a more recent date.—(Clef du Cabi-
net.)

VIENNA, JUNE 27.—According to Letters from
Naples, of the Bth of June; Admiral WARREN was
to quit the Coast of Egypt, to go and observe the
movements and preparations of the French. in the
ports of ttieKingdom of Naples destined for §uc-
courin& Egypt.
The DOWAGER EMPRESS Of RUSSIA is coming to
,Vienna, with one of the'Princesses, .her .ditughter.
It is
.still reported, that an alliance will take place
between the ARCHDUKE PALATIN-E. and. onc.of the
Princesses of Russia. . .

FROM THE MADRID COURT GAZETTE OF JULY Z.

'LETTER OF THE PRINCE OF REACE, GEN,ERALLISSIMO OF
THE SPANISH ARMY, TO THE KING. .
SIRE„
. .is not yet fifty days since I left Your Majesty- to take
the conunand of this Army, destirtd to compel'Portugal to
deliver her Self from the yoke of England—a Power which,
taking advantage of the•Hatbours, arid appropriating; to itself
the riches-of this degraded Kingdom, waged against us the
most disgraceful and ruinous War, by destroying our Can:-
'coerce. •