The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-23 00:00:00

JULY 8.

The .Pae.ket-boat whin- was to have sailed some
days ago,bas been delayed .till .this day. It will
carry to: your; Government the news brought by M..
PINTO; but: the Public do not know it.. His Secre:
tary, M. SERMENTO, arrived from .Badajox on the
6th, ,at fotir o'clock in the afternoons and iinrne-.
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-diately set out fOr e,1.1.) tzt ; he. returned again in
the night, but nothing has yet transpired. Some
people say, however, that .he brings a new Treaty,
because the First Consul would not. agree: to .the
first. It is clear, hoWever, that Peace will take
'place, bec.ause the Portuguese Reghnents are order.,;.
ed into. Cantonments, hut on the other hand they.,
are arming Vessels, which gives , rise to many con: •
jeaures. In the mean time, while waiting for the
conclusion of this Comedy, the KING. of SPAIN. .
amuses himself in hunting on the territory of his
Son-in-law. He hunts every day at Villa Viciosa.'
They 'say also that the Spanish Troops are retiring
from Alentego. There have been some Disputes
at Portaltise between the inhabitants and the Spanish
Troops. "On the 4th, the Princess of BRAZIL was
delivered of a Princess, on which occasion there .
were (Treat illuminations, and the usual salutes frog!
the Forts and Vessels in the harbour.

The sale of Mr. BECKFORD'S effeds is one of the.
most unexpected events that these extraordinary
times have produced. The 'plans which he had de-
vised, and was carrying into execution, would have
been attended with prodigious expence, and afford-
ed subsistence to many hundreds who arc now nu,
ly tobe thrown out of ismpi,yrnent. .This Gentle-
man, we understand, has two daughters, tQ each of
whom, it is-said, he had promised to leave a portion
of One Hundred Thousand Pounds.

A Medal in honour of BONAPARTE, lately struck
in France, is circulating among the .Prenchified PO-
liticians- of this Country. On one side is the head
of the CHIEF CoNWI, on the other there. is a re-
presentation of the Globe of the Earth,; the Sun is
shining full on Luneville, and the light is supposed
to be illuthinating the Continent, but clouds and
darkness are spread over Great Britain. The in-
scription imports a speedy dispersion of the mists of
prejudice from the Continent, arising, from the hap-
py Consequences of the Peace of Luneville. The
inference, we presume, is' that the . New Jig& of
France is to spread all over the Continent, and
overthrow every established Government;

Mrs. DAmeR, we understand, is in pthsession of
a bust of the CHIEF CONSUL, just imported; which
is said to be the best likeness that has yet been seen.
We admire this Lady's, taste,- but we think it is
somewhat strange, that having distinguibhed her ta-
lents in honour of the Bkrristt MoNARcH, she
should have made such an addition to her Statuary
Stores.

During a thunder storm at Richmond a few days
ago, a lady sitting at dinner, had her hand and arm
miserably scorched with lightning.

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