The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-19 00:00:00

LQivDoiv, ocTopER
.x 9, ISo

WE have no further intelligenee respeaing the'
tour of BOIIAPARTE to the Sea-port Towns on
the Coast, which we stated in our Paper of
yesterday, in an Extraft of a Letter front Ca-
lais. Several persons, we understand, received
I,etters to .lie same efretl, but for the authen-
-
tieity ci the intelligence we cannot pledge our-
.
selves, 41. MeNoAtio, the Commissary, was said
in these letters to have left Ca 7.,;.; to meet BoNA-
rAttrE, who was expetled there in the course of a
few ,days.,--,AVhether.this infoimation be corral-, a
slay Or two, may probably determine ; but it came
to us through a channel which warrqnted us fuliy in
laying it before the Public in the manner we did.,

Ova Letters from Portsmouth this day, state a
report of Three-Frigates, lately paid, and laid up-in
ordinary, being ordered for Commission immcdiatelY•
The Blez;hrio is ordered to Sea, •

\Ve this morning received the Moriteur of the
isth in; t, which is, as usual, perfealy silent with
regard to the affairs of Szuk.z,-er/and. The Con-
suls of the Republic have decreed that there sh4l be
Municipal Guard for the City of Paris., consisting
Of 2334 men. The privates must be above thirty,
?nd under forty-filve years of age, and must have
served five campaigns in what is called the War
of Liberty. The Officers are to be- appoihted by
the First Consul.

Letter;; from Gqadakve, glared the sth August,
4tAke the arrival of Rear-Admiral LACROSSE at that
but there is iio account of the copditicm in
faund it.

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It has been stated in some of the Public Prints,
tifat Mr. PITT was in town for two days during last
week ; but this account is perfeeily erroneous, as
he has neither been in town, or in_ the, neighbour-
hood of it, for the last three months.

It is said, and we hope for the honour of Huma-
nity that the information may provie authentic, that
on the promulgation of the First Consul's Froth-
tuition respeding Switzerland, in the Pay, de rated,
the whole of the troops ii the pay of the Helvetic
t"3 we'rnment began•todisband•themselves,deClarin
that they would not fight against Their own coun-
trymen, 'at the insolent didation of a t''oreign
rower.

American Papers to- the gth of September are re-
' ceived. Ey,. _the- accounts from Philadelphia, we.
fifld that the malignant fever which .has só long
beet a dreadful scourge to that City, though much
abated, has not entirely ceased, as the Board of
lcalth,
in their
.Bulletin of the 6th ult. report six
rer3ons as newly affliaed with it. •
In one.of the New-York Papers some interesting
particulars are mentioned respeEting the. unhealthy
Stare of the French Fleet Which had anchored before
that port. Not less than /62 men had been landed
from diff2rent ships, and admitted into the-hospital
appointed for the reception of patients labouring
under contagious disorders. Of these, eleven had
died on shire, and three after they were put on board
their respe4ive ships. The remainder were in a
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convalescent state. It is remarked as a singular
t circumstance, that from on hoard American ships
ply twelve persons were received as patients dur-
ing the same period.
The LORD CHANCELLOR is expeaeil, early in
the ensuing Session, to give lais decision on the
Petition of Right presented -by his 'Royal Highness
the PRINCE. pi WALEs, respetling his claims to the
Arrears of the Revenues of the Dutch), of Cornwall
;:ccruinz during his minority. When that subjea
.Avas discussed in Parliatnent in the year 1795, the
opinion of his Lordsiiip -Olen A•ri.o.t“s: Eli GE N E
-cerned to be rather adveise =to them ; but he had
ri:;t' then roosidered the' subjed',sn maturely as he
has Since done. -

Should the KING of ETitu A's complaint prove
as .fatal as seems to be evened, it may perhaps
facilitate the best plan of, indemnifying the GR.AND
DuisE of TU-SCANY) by complying with the wishes
of the people, and restoring him to his former
Do:ninions.

The
_Academy of Sciences
.at Ttain, have order-
ed, a Nlcdal to be struck to commenlorate the
'union of Piedrriont to 'France.
'FALLIEN was the ireat'AdVocate'of the' win-
Tited freedom, of the Press in France, and proposed
It to the National Convention in.57:96, which he
was surplrted by,LouvET, the celebrated 'Author:
of that highly immoral book the CL,zidiier
&c. This, together with his having been, the
leadir.g instrutrent in' pulling.down and destroying
an execrable Tyrant,..probably makes him more
obnoxious to the existing 'Government than -all the
a,rcci4s he has beetfaccused, ;n the course of the
ts.:evolittion. • -

• T tve•fit y: '6Ol ti tb6usa meals cif Soilp' were di 4..
tritJutekitiy t Poor at Munich durirg, the months
•01...1-ip:e. .and -4 ut,tift. ThiS• §ecra; A 'little
out ot

N-4174.1_, NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. z 3.

Tr is reported strongly this flay, that three "Fri-
gates lately paid off and laid up irL ordinary, are
ordered to be commissioned, and that the leNbeim
is ordered for sea,

Arrived the Ho e, STOKER, from Plymouth.

Sailed die Delme and Gerard, R 0134 MON, New
Coni6rd, S4iNT,. George, ,RO;INso N,
Ho? xiti, for Sunderland; and Sandvichi SrEWART,
for London. '

GREENOCK, OcT. 12.

WE are-informed that about ten o'clock at night,
of the sth inst. the Barque Aaron, Phere, And
Ann, ot'Dublin, Captain DERou CORNELLISON,
bound for Meinel 91 Norway, was, by stress of
weather drove on the coast of Kintyre, and in
imminent danger of sinking, about two or three
miles to the southward of cour, where, for the pre:.
servation of their lives, the Master took the Boat,
and in about fifteen Minutes saw the Vessel go
down.

-' The Master and Crew experienced every possible
attention and' hospitality from Mr. McALISTER, of
Cour, to whose goodness, evidently dilated by
humanity, they must ever remain grateful. , Under
his protedion Captain Co RNELL !sox and the whole
of his Crew, except. two, remained on the Coast
till Sunday, fishing and recovering what of the
,wreck could be• saved, The t'wo who deserted,
were base enough to 'do so, the morning after the
shipwreck, and so soon as they learned.their exer.
tions 'were to be called forth in recdvering the
wreck'. •