The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-22 00:00:00

I remain, Sir, your's, B,:c.
cANTIANUS.

THE SUN.

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LONDON, OCTOBER 22, 1801.

WE last night received, py EXPRESS,
Papers to the t9th instant. They bring us the
last of the Treaties which remained to be concluded,
in order to the restoration of Peace in Europe,—
that between the Arte and the French Republic.
It is dated on the 9th of Odober, the day'follow-
ing that on which the Treaty with Russia was
sii;ncd, and within the week in which the news off
tlic ;0414.5iuil of ale 1"4-elixiiP4Tiq with Zliaad

Was received in Pars'', and Itatification was even
to the Treaty with Portugal. Such a week of Pa-
cification is perh?, s unparalleled in the history of
the world. The Treaty with Turkey does not con-
tain much, and is in fad but a sequel of the Preli-
minaries with this country. It provides for the
Evacuation of Egypt, and the restoration of it to the
Poivr F. whose possessions are to be maintained in
their integrity, in the same mariner as before the
War. Any concessions made in Egypt to other
Powers are to be common to the French. The
French Republic recognizes, as in the Treaty with
this country, the Constitution of the Republic of
the Seven Islands and of the Ex-Venetian Countries
situated on the Continent, and the Porte accepts the
Guarantee of France and Russia to that effea.—
Measures are to be taken with resped to the claims
of individuals 'for property or effeas confiscated or
sequestrated during the War ; and all Prisoners,
whether in a Civil or a Military capacity, are to
be released. The last Article revives the foriner.
Treaties between France and the Porte, and places
the commerce of France on the footing of the most
favoured Nations.

Preparations are making in Paris- to celebrate
the general return of Tranquillity- with great ponip
and the Anniversary of BQNAVARTE'S Accession to
Power, 11-,e 9th of November, is chosen for the

occasion,
An additional ni:imbcr of French Bishops have
signified their subl-dission to the Concordat= Of
His Holine::s. .
The Tiers Consolide has risen to 571

Neither of the two Ilamburgh Mail: that are due,
had arrived when our Paper was put to Press the
Earl of Leiccsfrr Packet has arrived at Yarmouth
from Cuxhaven, with a Messenger from Lord
M r NTO at Vienna ; but brought no

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, attended by
the Equerries in Waiting, rode out on horseback,
accompanied by PRINCE ADOLpHUs, PRINcESSEs
SOPHIA and AMELIA, and Miss TOWNsHENP.
Earl and CountesS of 1-IAI couRT are on a visit
to THE MAJESTIES.

A Commission was held this day in the House
of Lords and Commons, to prorogue the meeting of
Parliament till Thursday the 29th ,instant, when
His MA JEsTy 1611 gO in State to the House of
Peers, and open the Sessions in a Speech from the
Throne,

T. MATTHIAg, Esq. Clerk to the Earl o,
AYLESI3V Rl', Treasurer to the QUEEN, arrived al
Windsor yesterday, to pay HER iVIAJ E•ry's House.
hold their Salary.

FAWKENEr. arrived yesterday from the Court
of Vienna, an overland express having been receiv-
ed there of the Surrender of Alexandria to the
British Forces,

Yesterday a Court 9f T:ireetors was held at the
East India House, which adjourned at six o'clock
till Wednesday next.
Yesterday an overland Packet was received at the
India House, with advices from Bengal and Madras,
which we do not find contain any thing interest-

• This morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward
Islands, brought to Falmouth by the Auckland
Packet, in twenty-seven days; and a Mail from
Jamaica, brought by the Townshend Packet, in'six
weeks. •

Yesterday afternoon the servants and horses of
Marquis Co RNWALL is left town for Dover, where
they are to be embarked for Calais.

Lord and Lady CHoLmoNDELEY have gone, for
a few days, to Houghton Hall.
Lord AUGUSTUS FrrzttoY was an Officer of
high character in his profession, and his death may
be justly considered as a real loss to the service.

The Illuminations at Edinburgh were very fine,
and the whole City, like every other in the King-
dom, indulged in a delirium of joy. Bands of music
paraded the streets the whole evening, playing God
Save the King, and Rule Britannia, and the whole
rejoicings were concluded i❑ the most orderly and
rational manner.

The establishment of a system of Alien Laws
between the two Countries, may be expeeted to be
one of the first measures after the conclusion of a
Definitive. Treaty of Peace. The interest of the
Chief Consul will naturally lead him to favour that
which will be the best security for the stability.of
his Power, and the wisdom of our own Govern.
meta, with respea to Aliens, has already produced.
the most beneficial efEcas ; that vigilance which
has hitherto been exerted will be continued in all
its extent.

A total alteration in the present system of the.
Poor Rates has, we understand, engaged for these
two months the attention of Government. This
branch of the public burthens, which in all its views
and relations calls loudly for reform, should undergo
an immediate revision. The task would, no doubt,
require uncommon fortitude, ability, and persever-
ance ; but the present system is so full of abuses and
mischievous consequences to the happiness and in-
dustry of the Country, that considerable utility must
be produced, even by a partial change in it.
Letters of the most respeEtable a u thori ty, received
by the last Mail from Lisbon, state, that a conta-
gious fever, attended with the same symptoms' as
that which proved so destruaive at Cadiz about
two years ago, had broken out at Medina Sidonia,
about zo miles S. E, of that City, and carried off
from is to 20 of the inhabitants daily. The Spa_
nish Government, however, had taketi the Most
prompt and efficacious means 'of checking its farther
progress, by drawing-a‘ccrdoti of troops round the
town of Medina, to prevent all communication with
the uther parts of the Kingdom,

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Nom illi imttrium peligi, soy imp( tridentenr,
Sed mThi late datum.

FALMOUTH, OCT. I'9.

SAILPD this evening, the Duke of York Packet,
DEAKF, with Mails of the 6th and 13th inst. for
Lisbon; the Queen Charlotte ditto, MUDGE, for
Jamaica ; and the Duke of Kent ditto, LAWRANCE,
for America, both with the Mails of the first Wed-
nesday of this month. Also sailed the Lady Ara-
bella Packer, Poart us, with Dispatches for Hali-
fax.

Arrived the Auckland Packet, SCHUYLER, in
twenty-seven days from Tortola, with Leeward
Island Mails ; no particular news.
Arrived also'.theTownrhend Packer, DODD, in
42 days, from jamaica,Crew all healthy—not a
man has been sick during the voyage. The Pale-
lop Packet sailed from Jamaica 14 days befbre, with
the Mail for England; but her Crew having been
seized with the yellow fever a few days after, seven
of which died; she was under the necessity 'of putting
back.—When the TorttmsheNd left Jamaica the Crew
were fast recovering; she was expe6ted to sail from
thelice in about a fortnight.
Passengers by the To.-wnshendare, colonel WALE,'
67th Regiment of Foot; Capt. PLAmt= Ix, late of
HO Majesty's Ship -4owestoffe ; Messrs. BitowN,
SOARB,OROLTC,H, WARDEN, and COMMINS,
Arrived late this evening, the American ship
William and Capt, JOHN DILLINGHAM, 39
days from New-York, with sugar and coffee, for
orders : spoke, within two days sail of Baltimore,
the AmeriCan ship Birmingham, Capt. AVCAwrity,
from Hull for Baltimore.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 2-0.

ARRIVED tht-.. Prince, of 98 guns, Capt. Earl ol
NORTHESK, from the Channel Fleet.

Sailed the Temeraire, of 98 guns, Rear-Admira:
GEORGE CAMPBELL, Namur, of 90 guns, Capt,
Hon. M. De Cour( c EY, Robust, of 74, guns, Capt,
W..H. JERvIs, and Halif7x, of 14 guns, Lieut.
SCOTT, to join the Channel Fleet.

Arrived the American Ship General Oglethorpe,
of Savannah, from London, bound to Charles,pol,vn,

put in by contrary winds.
Arrived the Danish Brig Constantine, Captain
HENRICKSEN, laden with brandy, from Valencia,
for the Vidualling Office.