The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-18 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, AntiL

'THIS tray sailed His Majesty's-Ship Poksone.) of
38 gun's, Captain Gow Ea, for Yarmouth ; Hermes
Armed Ship, Captain WATaPN, with a Convoy for
the korthward; and Fur;ous. Gun-vessel, Lieut.
Tkoitt, for Yarmouth.

DOPER, A.ti;ku,

A Passage vessel arrived at twelve o'clock last
night from Calais, bringing Dispatches for M.
OTTO, and nineteen passengers:

COL OrwAY who brought the Oispatehes from
Admirds Sir FIYLIE PARKER and LOrd NE I.*IN,
attended yesterday at the Admiralty : that ()Neer
left Town last night, with GoVernment Advices to
the Admirali cdtnmanding the British Fleet off
Copenhagen.
Capt. Rtoti, of the Amazon., was killed by a
chain-shot from the Crown Battery at Copenhagen,
at the Moment he was cheering his Men, eight of
whom bad the Instant before been killed by a single
shot. There were no fewer than eighty piece's of
Cannon playing at one time on the Amazon Frigate
front the above battery. _ _

Lieut. GSORCR PATTISON is appointed to cbm-
mand the Yackall Gun-boati fitting at Woolwich.
The last List of Naval Officers consisted of r 44.
Admirals, 520 Captains, 437 Commanders, and
2299 Lieutenants.
The Sir Edward Hughes, URMSTON ; the Prince
William Harty, BASKET r ; and the Hawke., hmqß,
from London to Madras, were all well on the rich
Nov. Usti in lat. 28. r I. S. long. 27. 23.`Vil.

Messrs. hiluLnaur and SALvisoiv, lianishCon-
suls, residing at Leith, have received Dflicial orders
from their Government, dated at:Copenhagen the
18th ult, to inform all seafaring people, thit the
light.hoUscain the Cartegat, as. well-a 6 that on the
Naze of Norway, are all for the present 'extinguished,
by order of His DANISH
A few days ago the' sloop' fliewy, 6f ,Scarbrc,
R. BROWx master, fromNeweistlep.Viith coals fur
Scarborough, was dismasted aridwdrtivie on shore
near Hartlepool, and lost with'all her crew; and a
young woman a passenger, all belonging to that
town.

On Friday last, near Whitby Rock, was disco-
vered and brought on shore by the Pilots,- part of
the wreck. of a Olciop, consisting ,uf a mast-head,
cop-mast, and gaff-topsail ; bearing the Aail.maker's
mark, " Taylorj of Newatatleeo.

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PA I:18, APRIL 14..

WE %Ore yeSterday assured that.PAII t.--thd Mrst•
bad died suddenly: We were unwiling to
, credit to this intelligence; And Still more so tO pub:.
lislt it in our journal. It is, however, but too true,
,
that.that Emperor, the
eau ;fist Ally of France,. wai
found dead. in his bed on the 2d tilt. and that, an
extraordinary Courier has broUght of it
tb Paris.

This news circillated in Paris; has produced the
greatest sensation. ' The moralists pity the fate. of
a than who purchased such short power by itichlong
subiriission to MS Mother a Man too; Wliortk piaste.
rity will.nclmire for his generosity; arid the great.
nes3 of his views.

Politicians assert,' that the death dr the &riper&
PAUL will have a great irifitience on the fate of
Europe. This is Possible ; &it it is yet but a
conicalre which dbei not direetly affea France.
The event leads us more thin ever is idniire the
wisdom of Government, in bving iii theit late
Peace rather considered how they 'shottld turn the
future to advatitage, thari profit by 'the opportu-
nities which ,the,-mdment foreitili4d, There are
in the pcilitiCal world-accide*raUlCaUseS,
no effeCt ill States whose federdi system is complete,
while they are such as may have a material infhience
.
on the destiny oiStatei whoekist.cinlY by=thanee.
' All the world knows that Rti:isia is not yet so
civilized, that the right of inheritance is a certain
pledge of public tranquillity. --- (tartie dr. la
France.)

A Writer has pretended, that the death oillAtit
will have a considerable inflUence on the fate of Eb..
rope : that is to say, the Successor of PAUL will
pursue a system of policy ye:ry dill'erent froth that
his Father; We know not on what Motives this it
asserted : when it is considered thai the Archduke
ALEXANDER is the friend of hiaminity and liberal
principles, there is every reason-to suppose that he
will not adopt a system contrary to the interests of
France, and that he will riot renounce the rights of
Neutriil Nation-tiC/efctu Cadiver.)
Aceording to the latest acco driti from Cagliari,
says a Letter frbm Genoa, an English Frigate and
Brig detached froM AdMirtil Kr—wes Fleet, had
reached those Lads;

RATI,SEION, APilt the Sitting of the
joth ult. the Minister of Trot;e: proposed that,
His IMPLRIAL MAJESTi should
pe requested to
make the arrangements necessary to the-completion '
of Peace. Wept and Bobervi;i expressed the .same
wish. Saxop) required t'nt~ thcr,..atter, so highly
important; should be dis Cussed by all thit
of the Diet; hivi,tir;a and Briude7:6i:Th wished
the Protocol to remain open'.
The following is the Substance of the Vote of the