The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-01 00:00:00

LONDON, NOVEMBER 1,18 oz.

ON Saturday orders were sent by the Board of
Ordnance to Woolwich, to send off immediately fur
1:y mouth, guns and stores for Seventeen Sail of the

Lille,

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Ws this morning received the Moniteurr, of the
stith and :-.Th ult.. On the zilch the FIRST CoNstn.
set out for Rouen, accompanied by Mad:BONAPARTE.
The objeEt.of his joyrney is stated to be to visit
;he Manufatctures of the Department of the Lower
Seine. The day before his departure General
A?Troßzoss; had his Audience of Leave.
Last night at six o'clock, a. Post.Oflice Coutier
landed at Dover with Dispatches for M. Oro,
who brings Intelligence that General ANottsosst
was to leave rani op Saturday morning, on his
route to this Country.
The Monitor of the z 9th contains a long and
;nut phillipic, written with the same contempt of
fait reasoning, and with the same disregard of
truth, that in general charafter4e the articles in
that Paper. The object of the English journalists
is represented to be that of creating a Civil War in
P;Tope, or, es it has lately been christened in Paris,
We.tiern' Native. Every effort, therefore, to pre.
cerve the • rights of independent Nations, every at.
..npp :o rce the States of Europe to a wisp

endeavour to resist-the overwhelming influence of
France, is to be stigmatized as an attempt to create
a Civil War, and we-may, perhaps, consider it as
a proof of moderation, that it is not denominatpd
Rebellion. The affairs of Switzerland are pm.
dently passed over in a cursory manner ; but it is
contended that England can feel do interest in the
fate of that Country, and has no right to interfere to
prevent its subjugation, because we have no Diplo.
maticAgent at Berne. Butli is not only in the case
of Switzerland that we have no right to interfere--
England, it is contended, as an Insular Power, has no
right to take any concern Whatever in the affairs of
the Continent of Europe. There are two passages in
this article, which we suppose it was intended that
we should read wiih peculiar attention, for they are
printed in Italics. One of them states, that the re.
lotions between England and France are the Treaty
of Amiens, the whole of the Treaty of ihnieni, and
nothing but the Treaty of Amiens. The other is,
tha( France will constantly remain in the attitude
in which the Athenians placed Minerva, her Helmet
on her head, and her Lance in her hand.

The Senate have lately passed two Decrees, the
One for encouraging Foreign Manufadurers to settle
in France, and the other for depriving several De.
prtments in the North and in the South of. France
of the Trial by Jury for two years.
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The Funds are 53. 80.

TN ors morning arrived a Mail from Hamburgh.

According to a Letter from Ratisbon, dated the
18th ult. the Deputation of the Empire was ex_
petted to vote a Car:durum on the new Plan of In.
drinnities in the course of that week.
The Russian Grand Duke CONSTANTINE is ex.
peCied at Vienna. •

Sir JOHN BOaLASE WARREN, the English Am.
bassador to Russia, arrived at Croxitadt on the 4th
ult, aLid was expezied at Peter3burgh on the sth.
The Troops disbanded , by PASSWAN OGLOU
have occasioned new disturbances in Bulgaria, in
consequence of which, PAsf wu has been applied to
by the Porte to extirpate them.

The French Charge.d'AZaires at Constantinople
has notified to the GRAND SEtomoit, the appoint.
inent of BONAPARTE to the Consulate for Life, on
which occasion he received magnificent presents.
Lord Er..c t N has returned to Constantinople from
the Grecian Islands.

HEE. MAJESTY And the PRINCESSES, on Satur.
day, took an excursion to Frog-more, where they
wailed in the Gardens; after which they returned
to the Lodge to dinner.
Yesterday the Roy AL FAMILY attended Divine
Service, at St. George's Chapel, Windsor.
Lord RosLtri has been extremely ill within
these few clvs, at his house near Windsor, but his
Lordship is now considerably better.
Mr. PITT, Lord and Lady BERKELEY, Lords
DURSLEY and ADAIR ; Ladies SAY and SELE,
GUISE, and AYLMER ; Sir W. • PULTENEY, R.
BuRToN, and J. POOLE ; General GENT ; Colonels
DRUMMOND, HARWOOD, SCLIDAMORE, and TAY-
LOR, with a long list of et ceterat, compose the last
arrivals at Bath. •

The Corporation of Bath intended to pay some
mark of public respect to Mr. PITT, on his arrival
in that City, but being informed of their purpose,
he declined the compliment.
The birth.day of the l'izt NC E Es ROYAL of ENG_
LAND was celebrated at Stuigatd, on the 29th ult.
with the utmost splendour and lestiVity. On this
occasion, a temporary saloorn.was crated in the
Castle' of Ludwigsburgh ; it' represented a land-
scape, was tastefully orn,itnented with festoons and
garlands of flowers, and tmil;iantly
The Fête commenced with a Play, and -terminated
with a Masked Bat,:, and sumptuous Supper. In
the whole cf the entertainment her ROYAL HIGH.
NESS took an at-live parr, and behaved with that
unatreded condescension for which she is so de-
servedly celebrated. This festive scene unfortu-
nately met with a slight inteituption about two in
the nt,rning, u hen a lamp sec fire to some' of the
artificial decorations. but the flames were soon ex-
tinguished, and none of the guests materially suf.
feted from the alarm occasioned by the acc►dent.

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To.rnorrow the Right lion. the Lott) MAYOR,
accompanied la the Lotto MAY-Oa tied, will pro.
teed in state from the Mansi4n House, at twelve
o'clock, to the Loap CHANcEL.Lox's, in Bedford.
square, to present his Ltirdship tied to receive His
MAJESTY'S Royal Approbation.
The Fad of WiNcnit.szi.'s Troops of Rutland
Yeoman Cavalry have nearly completed their exer.
cise for the year, as prescribed by the late A 4 of
Parliament,

On Thursday a contraEt was made for supplying
the both Regiment -of Foot, stationed at Dover'
Castle, wiih Beef, at less than 6d per pound,
On Monday last, a Detachment of the Enniskil,
len Dragoons arrived at Nottingham, where they
are expected to remain for the winter.
A stone was some time since thrown at Lord La-
YJNOTON, Governor of Antigua, while riding in his
carriage near English harbour--the two houses of Le-
gislature of the island, immediately offered a reward
Ot 50 juhannes for the discovery of The offender.
We learn by the Antigua papers received to the
14,th September; that on the evening, of Sunday the
29th August, at a quarter before seven o'clock, the
inhabitants of St. John's experienced one of the most
severe earthquakes ever remembered there. The
direction of it was from North to South, and it in.
creased in violence to its conclusion, the-shock of
which was so severe as-to threaten instant de:,lruc-
liva to the town. , It continued ab-Jut.a, minute.

THE FIRST CONSUL set out this morning for
Rouen. Madame BONAPARTE accompanied him.
The objea of this journey (which will last ten
days) is to visit the important Manufasories in the
Department of the Lower Stint.
General ANDREosst, the Ambassador of the Re.
public to His Bit 'TANNIC MAJESTY, had yesterday
his Audience of Leave.