The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-10 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, FE s. 7.

SAILED L'lmmortalite Frigate, of 36 guns' 0)
tain HoTHANI, and Spider Schooner, of 16 bawl
Lieut. HARRISON, on a Cruie, and to loc4C

the Smugglers. if)
Sailed also, the Duke of York Packet, P"s';;s a
Prince of .Ifrafes Packet, ToDD, with $3.1,-0;
tzth, 19th, ;6th ult, and zd inst. Pr
Princess El;zabet.l.7 Packet, Km:), with 111%14
Mails of last month, for Leeward Islands; j(3
Chesterfield Packet, BIAGI-it, with Mail °fliP
instant, for Jamaica ; the Swedish Shil) ICS°
5
trioter, Captain STEINIIOFF, with rrora'
for London ; the American Brig ifligiOr' (310
DOCK, for Baltimore, and the race, Of
LEONARD, for Bourdeaux ; the Ship Lord I"
iv! all
ton, Capt. HAWKINS, for St. Kitt's; the
Capt. \VHITCOMBF, for Barcelona; the '4'
,t)e
Ship Friherter, Capt_.EvxkLopr, for Achst°ics:
the Danish Brig Peylarzy
1.-", Capt. 1-1501'' 3,ieft
and Brig Afau, Capt. Coxr7, for Napi''' lclrr
with fish ; also the Hunter Brig, of I 8 g'n9'n .S<<s
GEO. JONES, to the Westward; the Arneri43.
Juno, REED, for Madeira ; the Negfp
Ip
BoRGTJE, for Oporto; the Providence, \VIAL °ffflf
for Figuera, and the Gibraltar, ADAMS, f°fvf

DEAL, FEB. 9.
00'1
ARRIVED His Majesty's Frigates Eg 3'
and Africaine, Alonzo, Autumn, pit:eft:ov
Hound Slocps. The Africaine has sailed to
Northward, anti the other Ships remain. ofilit
His Majesty's Ships Plantagenet and Blva ritole
are arrived from Sheerness; and the Phaeofi. illf
from Portsmouth ; the latter sailed through

Downs to the Rirer.
The Egyptiengf Frigate in bringing
tonately got on hoard the East India C°Ply, bit
Ship Marquis of Wellerky, and carried aW
jib.boom, head, and cut-water, and obliged
cut from an anchor and cable.

SIIEERNES, FEB. 9.
•••••••••• /5 sbie
YESTERDAY evening arrived His West/ 10
Santa Teresa, Minerve, and Resource, fjem opeo
Westward, and they this day sailed up the 111
to be paid off.
0;
A Court Martial was held on hoard
bridge, of 24 guns, Admiral Sir THOMAS 01';
Bart. Captain LANE, in Hamoaze, on the 4t of t;c,
on Lieutenant HICKS, one of the Lieutenants
Cambridge, for repeatedly sleeping out ect tvide,,r),e
contrary to orders. After hearing the
against Lieutenant Hicxs, and his Deen6:ctfic-
adjudged him ro be dismissed His MajestYis
He has a wife and five children.

a.....owd.1.1••••••••
IVI:13
Yesterday the Pursers of the Baring, CaPtJ
al
DOWS, and Lady .Burger, Capt. Sviiwros',ir PA°Ol
at the East India House, and received °le
se 51/4
Dispatches previous to the departure of tli°
for Madeira, Fort gt. George, and Bengal'
PASSENGERS PLR RARING, FOR
Major fames Hunter ; Mr. George S,,viney• rial"
fluker, Cadets; Miss Mary Lloyd, and
, Maryeft
PER. LADY SURGES, FOR nesr.At• spepo
Mr. Thomas Higgins, Lieut. Thomas Hall, Ivicl,srrs.l,4Sfigid
Young, Baker, and Kirchear,,Cadets ; A1e5A1'41.55.• 'al Or"
Scott, P. H. Staunton, and P. Staunton:
and two daughters ; Misses Charlotte S„,inton_,
son, M. Grant, S. Hollings, L. tlenfield, arid
FOR FORT ST. GEORGE.
17151 e
LIL4!-, rattles isaßc and. Miss 'pc Suss

FEZ. 6,

I ,r, AT, the Audience of yesterday, M. le Collate de
‘'°I3ENEEL, .Ambassador from His IMPERIAL MA-
w
jesTY, Was presented to the FIRST CONSUL ; as as
01
from
M. de MARCOFF, Minister Plenipotentiary
the EMPrROR of RUSSIA. At the same
Audience Mr. JACKSON, Minister Plenipotentiary
from
ta•
HISBRITANNIC MAJESTY, t '
presented to the
Filter CONSUL the Earl of ABERDEEN,_ Lord,
CAHIR
, Lord COLERAINE, Lord HENRY PETTY,
Major-General MONEY, Sir ELIJAH INITEY, and Mr, BYRNE.
The Senate has terminated the re-eleaion of four.
fifths of the Legislature and the Tribunes. The
new Members will be taken only from the National
List of Notables.
SEBASTIAN! is arrived from Constantinople. He
has been presented to the FIRST CONSUL, to who
he delivered a Letter from SULTAN SELIM. SE-
BASTIAN! intimated to the FIRST CONSUL the dis_
tinguished manner in which he had been received b
the Su y
ierarr, and the principal Officers of the Porte.
tn The GRAND SEIGNIOR presented to him a
snperb
uffbox, on which is designed in diamonds ,
Ilds the
Roy.al palace, and a Dove corning from France,
hearing the emblem of Peace, The RE IS EFFzNDI
Save him many
beautiful pelisses; and the CAP I.
cents,, PACIIA likewise made him Several rich pre-
sents,. All testified to him a desire for a long and
sincere Peace. The FIRST CONSUL sent a Messenger
I to the house
, of ALY FAFENDI, Ambassador
from
'the Porte '
t at Paris, to signify to him his satisfaaion
at the r •
eception at the Porte: WhiCIISEBASTIANI had met with
•
A L
etter from Aft;ens, dated Jan. 29, received
bt Ifavee, brings the following intelligence :•.—We
learn •
haste at this instant) from good authority, and we
en to communicate to you, that the Articles of
i
the Definitive Treaty have been agreed upon by
the Plenipotentiaries) and that they are to be Signed
Ind made public *•
The c within fifteen days.
, onservative Senate have eleaed ko B.: N,
a.mirnissary of Menthe. the Chief
Tribunal of the Seine, a
[
r °Lc
the
eAt•t* Si T ate t an-' F
ribun •
• "s (of
ONTA'
ev re:
..), a Member of the Legislative Body.
mb c "ItElte.
of the Ott , 'First Secretary and Interpreter
orders receive
oman Embassy at Paris, in pursuance of
by 1
trim from the Sublime Porte, has
xet out
on his return to Constantinople.
it is assetted that the Card; 1 C
_na. _MARA, Le..
gar' of the Holy See in France, will be appointed
Archbishop of Milan, in the room of M. Vts-
oee,
.t, who died at Lyons last month.
Tile Raton 04. ..r.
- - i.tattc.v.—.. remains constantly at
cre:64)'Z. I-laving no concern with State Affairs,
i ''t 9ai.dedicated himself to Oriental Literature. He
tarries On
'eCt
I • an
wive correspondence on that subi
with m. m
' 'uLt•Ett, Librarian toCourt, who
the ,
froni time to time, visits the Ex-minister.
SE T .
' J4ll. 1:5,---Letters from
.Areugradiika, of
the 2d in
4ts
'tate, that the troubles in the Turkish
State au
daily, Not only the Commandant
of Biharz, but also the PACE-IA of BANCALOUKA,
'have been deposed. P
. ASWAN OGLOU appears to be
at the bottom of these , • • and there is
Conspiracies,
no doubt that the Porte Will employ a strong force
I Rebel to submission.
Ne learn fro
trop of, the PAcniam -Belgeade„that after the assassins_ ,
their
[ ,
the Janissaries charged one of
HA,
Chiefs with the Government, with the
title of Aga. s This new Governor addressed a let-
ter to the Commandants of 'Peterrtihreadin and Sem-
-143 notifying to them his nomination, arid assuring
the notifying
that he would obseive, with the• greatest care,
the
Treaties subsisting between the two Powers.
e ]100p,,,,, , however, taken every necessary measure
a,
••
. .
,•••tctutton upon our Frontiers.
VI
~,e, "NA JAN•
? 1.--A Courier has arrived here
i..,' ni par. ' •. '
the pi 2'l
Will°9 it is said, bears Dispatches from
.
First
eonsul of the greatest importance, relat-
ing, as
• *
: it is believed, to the affair of the Indem-
nities, •
It is ,
3sserted that the PR /NCF, ROYAL of Na..
ples will
PAIN' espouse an INFANTA of SPAIN, and the
..CE Of ASTI!
Mt? krAs a Princess of Naples.
r I"tz, JAN, 23,—0r Ministers have•been
for some ,
, turle much occupied with the Negotiations
relative
tor• to the
Indemnities destined for our Elec-
Re has sustained great losses ; be has not only
ceded • •
all his Possessions on the Left Bank of the
?,hine) but has even renounced the Dutch.), of
-ere, in WestiShalia. The Court of Vienna is
imPortunate at the ' same time, in its demands
relative to the cession of that part of Bavaria
ated on the
Situ
Right Bank of the Inn, in favour
of
the GRAND DUKE of
-TuscArvy, and also of a
part of the High Palatinate, situate of the Left Bank
o.f. the Nita!, and tile Regen, to add .to the King_
The of Bohemia. The Elector has for a long time
refused
all these propositions of Austria, but the so_
•
tations of the Court of Odenburgh, and, as
iti i
s said, those also of the French Government,
have at length determined him to trat relative to

These objeets. hre assured that'the Convention
by which the Eleaor renounces all these Pos=e,,sion's;
and which settles the compensations he is to receive,
has been signed for some days by M. de MoNc E L AS,
in the name of the Eleetor, and by the Count de
Boot, SCHAUNSTE IN, in the name of the Court of
Vienna. The Articles of this Convention remain
yet a mystery to the Public.

TUR IN, JAN. 20.—We are jiist now informed,
by the Supreme Magistrate of Health at Naples,
that a contagious malady has lately broke out in the
City of Medina, Sidonia, and other parts of Spain ;
that the City of Cadiz itself is not exempted from it.
The same Magistrate informs us, that the Imperial
Tribunal of Venice has ordered, in consequence of
this news, that every vessel coming from • Spain
shall undergo a quarantine of fourteen hours ; and
that all coming from such parts of the Mediterranean
as do not take proper precautions on this head, shall
ride a quarantine of seven hours. The same mea-
sures have been adopted at Naples, in order to pre_
vent the entrance of the contagion there.