The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-01 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER.

a. AL2I.A.NDKIA. sUItitENDERLD by C.I.TITIILATION, and.
taken possession of by the British Forces. The Garrison
consisted of 9300 men. This great event terminated. the
Campaign in Egypt, a Campaign which will be recorded
as the most glorious to Lae:British Arms that ever was
waged in any mi.!, in any quarter of the Globe,
La faucces and La Bravoure, two French Frigates, going
from Leghorn with a Convoy of pro Visions tot ;he . be-
sieging army-before Porto Ferritjo, driven on shore 'by an
English Squadron.—The for Mer got off by the English,
the other destroved.
4 The Archduke Anthony of Austria, eleaed Bishop of
Munster.
7. The Treaty of Peace between Spain and Portugal, sign-
ed at BadayOs., rune 6, received in this- Country
9. The Ratification of the Treaty concluded between Rus-
sia anti this Country arrived here.
12. The King of Etruria acknowledged at Vienna by his. title
being inserted the Court Gazette.
22. The Emperor Alexander of Russia crowned at Moscow,
with great ceminony and state.
25. Lord Nelson sailed in the .Amazon Frigate from the
Downs tor the Coast of ,France, but the wind coining
foul returned in the evening.
26. :Captain Parker,an able and gallaht.Officer, whet had aaed
as Aid-de-Cathp to Lord Nelson in his last Attack on
the French Flotilla in Boulogne Harbour, and Who had
suffered the amputation or one of his legs in consequence
of its havuig been. shattered by uied at
Deal.
zB. The remains of the gallant Captain Parker were interred
with Military Honours, Lord Nelson,' -and all the Offi-
cers of the Ships in the Downs, and oi the Garrison, 'at-
tending the melancholy, ceremony.
29. Peace coneluded at Madrid between France and Portugal.

• OCTOBER.'
r. Pezt.tstiN.rtzES'Of PEACE were this evening signed at
the Oftie,4 tor FOreign Atlairsi. in Downing-street, be-
tweeri Great Btitain and the French Republic.
This day the Royal FaMily left Weymouth, on their
return to Windsor.
3. A pretty general Illumiriation'tookplaee in consequence
'of the signitg the Preliminaries of Peace.
S. Accounts received in Town of universal joy having spread
through the Country upon the Peace.
6. A Proclamation published in the London Gazette, call-
ing a Meeting of Parliament on the inst.
S. A -Treaty of Peace- between Russia and France signed at
Paris, by 11i. Talleyiand and Count Markow. ,
9. A Treaty of Peace concluded at Paris between the French
Republic and the Porte.
res. General Lauriston', First Aid-de-Camp to the First- Con-
sul of France, arrived in Town with the Ratification of
the Preliminaries of Peace, which was soon-after ex-
changed between Lord Hawkesbury and M. Otto, at the
Foreign Othee. This event was immediately announced
by a dischar6e of the Park and Tower Guns. In- the
evening general and brilliant Illumination took place
in the. Cities of London and Westminster, iri_parts of
which, particularly at the Ptiblie Offices, many appro.
pri.4c devices were displayed.
Thii day likewise Paris Journals of the 6th were te-
• teivetl, coritainliii; the Articles of the Preliminary Treaty
of Peace, winch were immediately given to the Public
through the medium of THIS PAPER. - -
t 3. A Proclamation made in the London Gazette of the Ces-
satwn of Arms between ills Majesty and the French
Republic, by Sea and Land.
14. General Liiuriton sailed trom Dover, on his return to
France.
29. This day His' Majesty went in the usual State to the,
House of Peers, and opened the Session of Parliament
wjth a most,gracions Speech from the Throne.
Addresses were moved in bath Houses to His Majesty,
and.passed -in both without the smallest opposition. •
His Majesty was.this day pleased- to appoint .Marquis
Cornwallis to be his Plenipotentiary to the Congress to
be held at_Amiens,
.and Anthony Merry, Esq. to be His
Majesty's Secretary at the said Congress.