The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-20 00:00:00

bE.4I, Nov. i§.

S''-:LED last Melt; His Majesty's Sloops Eitgen;r
flaarreon, with the whole of the OutWard-
o.und; to the Westward.

Arrived the rrisist.;htei from Yappoitthi and
with ,His. Majesty's Ships Oiveryssel; Alk.
Medmierti Amazon; Brilliant, Nemelis, ja-
'44;ca, Gaxnet, and Galgo ; Express Advice-boat 3
Perreter, .Loran, amid Vixen

,
Ltd RAosTocx, who is 2pl,olllted Lomiaticier
Chief the East Indiet, in she robin of Vice-
jra It.Atimm, Will-leave Town in the course
a day or two, to procted to his station,
ilkear-Adtniral Torri is to .succeed Admiral
ricltWoßpr in the. Command 'on the Leeward
6,4 an- station, and will sail in a few-days in the
)`2litrn- of 74. guns, on hoard of which ship'he has
geed his flag.
,:rtte Excellent, of 74 guns; Endyntion, of -38
tthsi Capt. Duattivct, and Stee-Gull, of 18 guns,.
raptain WitAY,, are "to be immediately vietualled
t, four months each, and will join the Channel
Veet; The De Rulter, of 64 guns, now lying at
Vitheati, is to be converted into a Troop-ship.

"The Trigatel Capt. STRANGER, at Ports_
ordooed to be in readiness to sail for
ktaica.

Capr. ESsiNar ox; of ;he. ChmogMan of War,
1:1_9 received orders to put to sea with the Ships un-
'r his command to-morrow.- .
Ilk letters' from the Namur of -98-guns, 'Elated
gantry B 3 'the Bth inst. it appears that the fol..
Ships were then there at anchor :-IVindsor
Wieles of 98 guns, Vice-Ad. Sir A. MITCHELL ;
45amur, of 98 guns, Hon. Captain DE COURCY ;
titiCelS Rqya/, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral Sir E.
z
u;wEit, Knight ; Temeraire, of 98 guns, Rear-
lurnital G. CAMPBELL ; Formia'able, of 98 guns;
64pt, GRINDALL ; Majestic, or 74. guns, Capt. D.
,rt:Lo ; Malta, -of- 84 guns, Capt. A. BertrE ;
oe-fa/zit/on, of 74. guns, Capt.GAILDNEIt ; Vengeance,
6 74: guns, Capt. DUFF; and Centaur, of 74 guns,-
-.apt. LITTLEHALES.
The Glory, of g 8 guns, Captain T. WELLS,
t.,4s obliged, in the late gales, to' bear away for
`ork,

The Justice] of 84 guns, ,had • not joined the
sitladron when the above letters came away.
The Leith Packet, Dav I osorr, and Lord Duncan,
,s4kNr, received considerable damage in the late
tes patticula.rly in their cables and rigging, and
rte put into Brernerlehe Creek.
Lethe following East India Ships are daily expe?l.
to arrive from China, four of which have already
li taken up to be added to the list of this sea.
1,3 Viz._The Bombe;" Castle, Captain JOHN HA-
; Gout:s, Capt. ROl3 E R To RIN ; Nep_
Captain NArH. Sr ENS ; Darsetsbire, Captain
RAMSDEN ; and Exeter, Capt., JotiN MERL.
The Company's armed Ship Ccrnwallis, Captain
RONAIN, has had a smart Aaien'Nith La 6' Loire,
Privateer, in the Bay of Bengal, and beat
the Enemy off.
1,, We have the pleasure to state, that the Honoura.
East India, Company's ship the Thigh Inglis,
414. Wrvt. FAIRFAX, is safely arrived at Wham.
h'i' from the Island of St. Helena.

is The murderer of the late Mr. BARRY, in Dublin,
I,,p4llprehended, and proves to be his late servant,
Reuel.

04-The following observations on the reception of
r Alabassador at. Paris, are extraaecl from a Paris
per " Some person," he says, " has remarked,
ttlt the -English People would not perhaps have
4ten With the same tranquillity a Frenchman enjoy
Atriintidon so exclusive a distinftion. But the man-
I, in Which the English treated Citizens OTTO and
\\',.ls.rox, is the best answer to that remark.
re see, with pleasure, that this hatred to the
preach, which too long distinguished the English
111:Ve, has been extremelz weakened by the long
41:Aeries of War, and chat the hope and the neces-
toY of a speedy Peace rise superior to every other
nlideration. Politics, like philosophy, aught to
e
devoted to the extirpation of all, the germs of
o.t national hatred, as absurd as it is disastrous,
1141" ell have hitherto r;nder4d Waro so long and
414 39 short.".