The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-28 00:00:00

L 0 N S,EPTEMBER zB, iBor.

WE yesterday received Pars Poets to the 25th
inst. Our Readers have, no doubt, as %wit as our-
selves, been in expedation of receiving a pompous
account of the details of the Felt, on the Anni✓e'r..
sary of the French Republic ; but we find nothing
on the subject, not even a description of the diffe-
rent public Ganges which were to take place, and
which the Republican Government has liberally
bestowed on the Parisians, in the' room of all that
they have lost. Instead of an elaborate descrip-
tion of these Games, which we had expeled to find
in the Moniteur, we meet only with two pieces of
Poetry on very opposite subjects, the Triumphs of
the French Armies and Time prod:icing Peace.—,The
Cletchs Cabinet of the 24th contains a review of
the events which have occurred in what the French,
in their Gipsey jargon, as Mr. BVRK E called it, term
,the 9th year of the Republic. The great length of
this article, as it occupies the whole of the French
Paper, precludes its insertion in our columns of to.
day. If the writer of it had been contented merely
with extolling to the clouds the etploits and the
felicity of the French, we should not have been
greatly astonished at this Republican performance ;
but could it be believed that -the Writer, adopting
the false and absurd accusations which the Afoniteur
preferred some months ago, has hal the audacity to
add, that the death of the Emperor PAUL was the
effea of assassination, directed by an English Colonel ?
We know not, we must confess, what terms to use,
in order to express the indignation which this abomi-
nable accusation, now first preferred, excites in us.
• Amid all the calumnies which Republican impu-
dence has poured forth, this criminal imputation
had at least been forgotten. The Writer whQad-
vances it asserts, that all accounts agree in it.—
These accounts are surely of his own creation, and
worthy of himself; there is no part of the Conti-
nent where such an account has ever been circulated,
nor even such an idea started. It is, however, a
waste of time, to enlarge on this atrocious and
absurd charge, the falsehood of which is as clear as
driv_

The French Papers contain no political news of
much interest. Nothing from Ratisbon nor from
Munster of importance is to be found in them, and
it is probably to Germany that we must look for
intelligence of what is going forward in those places.
The French Tiers Consolid, which, accoriing
to the last accounts, were 44, have declined to
46 nearly.

LORD NELSON has returned again to the Downs,
in consequence of contrary winds. His Squadron,
however, still remains off the Coast of France.

The HafOurgh Mail which became due this
morning, had not arrived when this Paper was put
to Press. .

This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon,
brought to Falmouth by the Prince Adolphus Packet
in f►tteen days.

Capt. E. T, PARKER) wounded in the attack off
Boulogne, died on Satdrday afternoon at Deal.—
Lord NELSON, who was 'his Commander, is much
affeeted at the loss of this brave Officer.

This day the new Sheriff; (Messrs. Raw 1, Ns,and
Cox) were sworn into Office.
To-morrow a Court of Aldermen will be held at
Guildhall, precisely at one o'clock, for ite elettinn
of Lord Mayor for the year ensuing, and to eled
an antient couple, free of City, into one of the
Almshouses, founded by Mr.. P.onEr,r. ROGERS,
and his Lordship will, pre,,ious to holding the
Common Hall, proceed to St. Lawrence's Church,
to hear divine service.

On the paragraph in the U6l-fling Chronicle on
Saturday, in which that Paper perseveres in the
charge against His Malesty's Ministers for in-
fluencing the French Bishops to resist the Pope's
Brief, we purposely abstain from making any com-
ment. We believe that we have a vigorous Ad-
ministration, and a vigilant Attorney General ;
and we readily leave it to them to determine whe- ,
ther so atrocious and unqualified a Libel shall re-
main unnoticed and unpunished.
The administration of justice in this Country is
very highly admired throughout the world, and
even in France does not pass without its due share
of commendation. ,A French Writer, commenting
on our report of the cause May cr.,. Gironx, points
out the great attention which is paid here to every
thing conneled with public education, and remarks,
that what in other Countries would hardly have
attraaed the notice of a village Megistrate, here
occupied the attention of the first Tribunal for
eight hours. Of Lord KENYON, he draws such a
charafter as every Englishman must read with
pleasure.
The Prince of NASSAU Si EGEN, the Russian Ad.:
miral who is now at Strasburgh, is famous for his
operations in the Baltic, the most remarkable of
Which, says his. panegyrist," was the loss of the
great battle of Schwenk Sand. This Admiral is
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going to France, and thence to Spain. In both
those countries he will meet with Officers who are
in possession of die highest fame for unneccorfui
opralim.

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Nox ill; imperiumi,eagi, J-xvumiue tridentim,
Sed mibi torte datum.

PLYMOUTH, SE r. 26.

ARRIVED the Mars, of 7+ guns, Rear. Admiral
E. THORNBROUGFI, Glory, of 98 guns, Capt.
T. WELLS, Formidable, of 98 guns, Capt. R.
CYZINDALL, and Robust, of 74. guns, Capt. W. H.
JERVIS, from the Channel Fleet.
Sailed the Glenmore, of 36 guns, Capt. J. Tar.
Bor, on a Cruizc.