The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-14 00:00:00

LONDON, OCTOBER 14, 13oz.

WE received this morning the Aloniteur of the
loth inst. It is wholly silent with respeet to
Switzer/and, but we fear that, notwithstanding,
the French Government is actively enough em-
ployed in measures against that unhappy Country.
We should hope that there is yet spirit and
energy enough to be found in some quartet of
Europe, to oppose this monstrous aggression on the
put of France ; and we must confess that we feel
so much for the Honour of our own Country, that

we hope that energy and spirit will be found
ti reside here. It would be becoming the high
charaeler of this Country for moderation and
justice, and we hope likewise for firmness and
spirit, to interpose in behalf of the brave and

virtuous Scvl,s.F. It is a measure which we are

confident would meet with the warm applause and
}teary support of the whole British People, who,
though they may anxiously wish to preserve Peace,

are not tlispo::ed to be calm Speaators of the
most atrocious a& of oppression and injustice
that has yet stailed tile melancholy Annals of
Europe. '.this is a subje on which we shall take
every opportunity of enlarging. It is interesting
to the feelings of Humanity-7-it appears to us ro be
assuming an importance that involves the fate of
every Country whie4.still can boast of a remnant of

Independence.
On the 27th of last month, a grand Te De :m was
chaunted at Turk:, in celebration of the Re-union
of Piedmont t..) the French Republic, at which Gene-
,
ral JOURDAN assisted.
The French Papers arc anxious to make the
world believe that Commerce is returning to the
Ports of France and Belgium ; but we may be per-
mitted, we hope, to doubt the truth of such intelli-
gence. It is neve; under a Despotic Government
that Commerce, and the Wealth and Proisperity
which it generates, are most likely to be found.
The Funds are 53. So.

Yesterday morning His Royal Highness the DoKE
Of YORE: inspdaed the First Battalion of the First
Regiment of Guards, and also the First Battalion of
the Second Regiment ; and also the Soldiers who had
enlisted to serve only during the War. The DITZE
Stray attended by the Aide-de-Campsa. His Royal
Highness particularly inquired whether any of them
had wives 4nd families, and those who had, were
immediately discharged.
-Yesterklay a Court of Direetors was held at the
Ent India House, when Captain ARCHIBALD
HAMILTON wsas sworn into the Command of the
Bombay Castle, destined to Bombay and China, in
the room of Capt. JOHN HA.tur LToN, who has re-
signed.—The Court adjourned _Rt six o'clock till
this day.
In case the Marquis WELLESLEY should have
embarked before the express lately sent out to
Calcutta should arrive, Mr. G. H. BA.R.LoI,v will
be the Governor General.

The number of English Troops at the Cape of
Good Hope, which will he Sf nt on to, India by the
Ships lately' dispatched, amounts, according to a let-
ter lately received from Cape Town, to 5000 men.
The Oth Native Xegiment, under the command
of Lieutenant-Colonel' IVIARt.ty, which for some
time past has been stationed-in the district of Gan_
jam, and by the Madras Government ordered to re-
turn to Bengal, arrived at Juggernaut On the 15th
of April, on its march to Bengal.

Lady BICr.ERTOt:I is immediately going out to
tier husband Admiral Sir Rlcti/ka.D BICE,EKTUN,
'stationed in the Mediterranean.
On Tuesday sennight Mr. WICKHAM and Suite
'eft Publin on a tour to the 'Southward of Ireland.
e was accompanied by Sir EowAttp LITTLE.
1A.14:5.1, Sir JOHN IVIAcARTVEY, and Mr. GRIP-
-We Understand *Mr. W 4 C a is sincere..
ardently following up the reforms in the
ces Mr.4a 3(.7, anti we hcartily
W.PII

.NT 4 VA! L, NEWS.

FALMOUTH; Ovr.

ARRIVED the li/a/singham Packet, Ro BAITS, in,
six days, with Mail from LisbOrt—Passengers by
her are, Messrs. JENKINS and HAR'i'NEY, and Lieu-
tenant SHEAKNIAN, of the :31 Regiment of Foot-
The Prince Adolphus was lying at Lisbon, and
expeaed to sail the toth inst. with Mails for
England.. The Prince if Wales Packet was going
in over the Bar as the gra hillg ban; cache out.
Arrived His Majesty'3 Ship Gaitnet) of IS guns,
from a Crui-Le ; the Brig Dia/lt7, WALLER, ,with
provisions from Cork. . -
en Friday last pit in here, the Transport Ship
Lady Juliana, Capt. CHAPMAN, from Cork for
Deptford. On Thursday night last she struck on
the Wolf Rock ; the weather being remarkably fine,
they were fortunate enough to reach this Harbour ;
had it blown the least. wind, she must inevitably
have sunk. On her arrival here, she was making
five feet water an .hour. She will be obliged to be
repaired before she can proCeed to the Eastward.

Arrived this day the American Ship Dart, Capt.
PECK, from Norfolk, with 1614 barrels of flour for
a market, twenty-s;:ven days passage; the Jarman,
TONKIN, from Plymouth ; the James and Ann,
MICHELL, from ditto ; tile Endeavour, PERty,
from Swansea; and the Brig Salter, Capt. PopPLE-
\YELL, from Oporto, with wines, for Guernsey, &c.
, Sailed the Ni CO_ or. AN, the Mirti, AL L AN,
and the C/ausina, THOtuAs, on a Cruize against
the Smugglers ; the Brig Emmeline, Captain
SEDGMONT, for St. Ives, to load fish for the Medi-
terranean. ; the Landon, MARTIN, for Teignmouth;
the Hope, FELLOWSHIP, for Cork ; the William
and Jane, 12.ARTs, with copper ore, ere, for
Swansea ; and the Three Brotherc, WESTCOTE, for
Liverpool.
put back this evening, the Nimble Cutter, Coc..
LAN, from a Cruize.
The Packets with Mails hr America, West In-
dies? and Lisbon, are detained by contrary winds.