The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-03 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, APR IL t.

AtItIViD His Majesty's Gtin.vessels Attad,
Lieutenant- mEs ; Meteor, Lieutenant PEARSON ;
sod Cracker, Lieutenant O'BRIEN : the two former
from Yarmouth, and the latter from the River
Thames. •

Sailed His Majesty's Brig Speedwell, of 14 guns,
Lieutenant JAMES REDDY, for Yarmouth.

DEAL, APRIL 2.

His Majesty's Ships Terpsichore and Nemesis sailed
this morning on a Cruize to the Westward,
His Majesty's Sloop Gannet came down yester-
day afternoon from the Note, and remains with His
Majesty's Ship Overynel, and vigilant Lugger.

1"- The British Consul at Hamburgh, having inti-
mated an order to all the Commanders of British
ships there to leave that port as soon as possible,
in consequence of that order, the ships set sail, and
are arrived at Yarmouth, under convoy.
The Seamen of ,the Smccest -Frigate, the Fire
Ship, and the Cutter taken in the Mediterranean by
GANTHEAUMP.'S Squadron, are to he sent to Minor.
ca from Toulon, and an equal number of Seamen
sent from hence to France. The Officers of those
vessels are upon their Parole.
the River on Wednesday last, we are informed,
that on Friday evening last the Harlotry, and ano-
ther vessel, lying at Tyncmouth Harbour, bound
3.4,0! London with goods, plate and furniture, belong-
}ii to the
r Right Hon. Lord Dr LAVAL, with ten of
Lordshi
hour P's servants, were cut out of the Har.
with a .French PriVateer, who proceeded to sea
: IT* Prizes, Within efew afar having landed the
passengers
ente
miles of the spot. There were hopes
before the
rtairedi however, that they would be met with
y-gained any of the French Ports.
n ,louth
T Hope, Waters, from Yarmouth to Grange.
rhe , is captured off the Texel, by the Narcissus
...ott,er, and sent into Whitby.
Toe Lady Stormont, Dodd, from Dundee to
London, is captured and carried into Dunkirk.
The Freedom, Holden, with Coals, has • been
r_aptured: by a French PriVateer ; re-taken by the
ArmW Ship, and br9ught into Yarmouth. •
The Neptunus, Havveport., of IVlemrl, was
orove oti shore the Isth, nearly oppOsite, Elsittqre,
bat e::scled to be got off.

PRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH 31.

General DettNitroo-rTt and Vice-Admiral Baxtx
were expefted at Bourdeaux on the azd inst. The
latter is, it is said, id be appointed Commandant_
General, Ira trotpre, by land and sea.
A German Paper asserts, that the Duke of
PAstmA will take the title of KING of ETRURIA.
This title has not been heard of in Europe since the
time of Potsll44.

Letters from the Hague announce, that General
AUGER EMT is destined to take upon himself the
Command of the Gallo-Batavian Army, which is to
assemble in North Holland. He will have the
French Generals DESJARD INS and VICTOR under
his Command, and the Dutch Generals DUMON-
C EAU and BR ud E. The greater part of the French
and Batavian Troops, which are expeEted
ately from the Right Bank of the Rhine, are to be
employed in forming this little Army, as well as the
other Corps expeaed from the Islands of Zealand.

ttoroLn EERrnIER, GENERAL OP BRIGADE,

CHIEF OF THE GENERAL STAFF OF THE ARMY
07 OBSERVATION OF aillE SOUTH, TO THE

NISTER OF THE MARINE.
" Head-quarters at Florence, March 16, dot.

" CITIZEN MINISTER,

I have the honour to inform you that the
Commander in Chief, from the report of the insur-
o
redional movements man ifested in the South of
Tuscany, particularly in the Marennes, gave or-
ders to the Chef de Brigade commanding the Gre-
nadiers of Naval 'Artillery cantoned at Siennes,
to send four hundred men under the command
of a Chef de Eatallion, in order to disperse the
mobs, now become frequent by means of thelcom-
muniCaiion with the English who occupy Porto Fer-
rajo, whence their perfidious emissaries daily com-
municate with the Chiefs of the Revolters, insti-
gated and paid by them, in that part of Tuscany
which lies nearest to the Isle of Elba.

" This movement was executed on the i9th.
The Villages in the neighbourhood of Maria had
taken arms, and such was the terror of their Inha-
bitants, that they meditated a vigorous defence. A
number of more than 800 men occupied the Village of
Prato, at the mouth of which some considerable Re-
doubts were thrown up. The Chief of Battalion,
&trolly, made his.artangements to carry the vil-
lage he divided his Detachments into two co-
lumns, one of which attacked in front, while the
other. notwithstanding the hot fire of the 11r;g2nac,
:turned them, and they were soon driven from their
fastnesses. The charge made them fly most rapidly.
'Their rashness east them the loss of go dead, and a
great number of wounded. We have to regret the
loss of several men, among whom is a Serjeant.—
The Officers and Men are entitled to praise.

" L. BERTHIER."

LISBON, FEB. 24.—The St. Nicolas, of 74. guns,
part of the Fleet under Vice-Admiral Sir ROBERT
CALDER, having attempted to enter this Port in a
storm, without waiting the assistance of the Pilots
who were sent to them, ran ashore. There was the
greatest difficulty in saving her. She had her main.
mast broken fifteen feet above deck. Her other two
masts were damaged, and all her yards broken. An
English Frigate, which followed the vessel, shared
the same fate : it was entirely dismasted, and made
a great deal of water.

ANCO,NA, MARCH 1 .—An English Brig which
was sailing in the Bay of Ancona, not being aware
of the Treaty of Peace having been signed with
the EmpErcoß, and waiting to enter our Port with
the vessels which carried the Imperial Flag, follow.
ed them, and came in with them. After some shot
fired, she struck. She carried IS guns and So men,
four of whom were Officers.

A very riotous mob assembled in Tiverton and
its vicinity on Tuesday and Thursday se'nnight, in
consequence of the high price of provisions. A de-
tachment of the 2.4. th Regiment, with Dragoons,
under the Command of Lieut. Col. FoRsTE tc, march-
ed into the town on Friday, since which, from the
prudent measures adopted, no farther symptom of
riot or disorder has shewn itself. On Tuesday List
the Farmers voluntarily brought their corn to
market, and sold it to the Poor at a reduced price.
M. SPINA, Envoy from the POPE, has of late had
several Conferences with the FIRST CONSUL. It i 3
understood, says the Moniteur, that our Government
have' agreed, that his Holiness shall have all his
Territories restored to him, except three Lega-
tions, which had been disposed of by the Treaty of
Campo Formio, upon conditions, however, that the
Court of Rome shall provide 4.000 troops for its
own defence, and to garrison the two towns of
Civita Vecchia'and Ancona.

The Emperor PAUL'S condua towards the Lady
of the Bavarian Minister, in obliging her to quit his
Capital within twenty-four hours, though she was
9n the eve of delivery, shews that he is full as in.
different to private as to public reputation. Such
an aft can hardly be agreeable to his Subjeas, who,
independently of all humane considerations, were
trained by the Agtocrat's august mother to, the
viper sympathiei ofgallantrdr.