The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-16 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, JAN. 15.

Is day sailed His Majesty's Sloops Aututolt'
Hound, and Alonzo, for Spithead. •

Lord Viscount FAIN LAND, commander of His'
Majesty's Sloop Busy, is returned from the West*
Indies, in consequence of ill-health.
Both the Morning Chronicle and Morning Herald
made yeseerday a most complete mis-representation
of the Speech of the CHANCELLOR of the E'xatE-
QuEit on Thursday in the House of Commons, 00
the subjea of the adjournment of Parliament. Soc
satisfied with putting words into his mouth which
he never ortarcd, they reasoned, in a' leaded artic!e-..,
from the misrepresentations which they themselves
made.—How quell informed must the Readers ,01
these Papers be !
We learn from Constantinople, that the Poftxt
continues to entertain the best disposition towards
the English : it seems to have redoubled its marks
of esteem, since it has learned from the Dispatches
of the Grand Vizier, that the English engineers of,
fered to fortify, in an imptegnable manner, all the
maritime posts of Lower Egypt, which are to IA
filled with strong garrisons and a copious artillerY•
St, John D'Acie will also have a share in this mug'
mentation of the forces. The Grand Vizier is ine
cessantly occupied on the organization of the neW
-
'regime of Egypt. The Beys will not be restored- t°
their former power, but the country ,v,i4‘bc•,.g,..0:
verned by a Bashaw, in the sate }manner as
other Turkish provinces. At Cairo, there will l
a Bashaw with three tails ; and Bashaws of inlet''off
rank will reside at Damietta, Rosetta, AlexandtiO
Aboukir, ,Sre,
The Archbishop of Aix and the Bishop of Ems.
CARS set off from London on Thursday for Paris Ili:
the way of Dover and Calais, The three odic;
Prelates now in London, who have given in thel
resignation, will follow in a fortnight--these ar
the Archbishop of PK)URDEAUX and the Bishops °
Taw/Es and COMM' NG ES,
siastics intended to. have remaAinleldthteilsle
Lion of the Concordat, Luc they were strongly 5°.;
licited by the Papal Legate, who got Monseign",
Eits/..LNE.to write to them concerning
of their presence towards the arrangement of
lt
differences. At the same time they were informed.
that to Cqg
that the Frencti Government had sent order
to facilitate their journey, Relative to ~....rthe
thirteen other Elloates -Who have nor
lane
had a meeting on Thursday to consider of—inoto),
letter to the POPE, but cline to no decision, thong,'
the most part seems strongly inclined to cornPl7
with the demand of Pius VII. the great objeeti°,!,'
being now removed, viz, the fear of seeing 41'
Galliean Church entirely deprived of pastoral care'
the POPE having 'by letters patent given power to
the Grand Vicars to supply the place of the Bishop,
;.,
thev five
publicanEc eie
inteiim. A final and satisfaitory arrangement 14
is therefore probable will speedily take place.
Ljqns at this moment fixes the attention ofFu;
rope, The following are the Verses inscribea fie
the Triumphal Arch ereacd there in honotiv 01
EtP.sT CoNsot,

Dans tes meurs, Ileureti,se Cite", '
• Un Sage, un heros, vase rendre,
• - I l est Titus pour la bonte
Pour la valeur c'est Alexandre.
Those 'who wish to see: Paris 'should postP.4l, .
their visits till the dog-days. Al Gentleman s°"o
in this last fortnight, alually paid :the sterlirl.g'°4
of nine shillings at an Hotel,, for the article Ot P'
Ingi only for one dayl •
It is'a little remarkable, that one of the most ‘e
mous,desperate 'robbers of
,the present day in v,„c
is named..774rlin. He has lately been apprehf te-
s°, that .in name, profession, and death, he ,ire
semble our .celebrated highwayman:
:The Prince of SCHWERZI3URG, a German p°„
tentate; u; hose dominions lie in Saxony, latei)
vitect all his Subjects to the christening of
Prince. After the, ceremony, 'they all dinedijedr•
their Sovereign, ,and tne-Palace was not crOW.
for the whole number olgueSts• of both sexes,
of every age, only amounted to 370.
• State
~The following.miroctikus circumstance IS
in one of 'the- late French Papers W 34
undations, the cottage of a poor hilsbandmal the
surrounded by the water, which was so deep
c
could not get out without I•unningthe risque of .ov
ing drowned. He remained, :therefore, in hiso
tage, and was for seven days and nights UP E 140.,
chin in water, without eating' or rlrintnB jet
.was afterwards taken to .an hospital, and Is it i°
to recover. We can only say, if this is tll4e!
very extraordinary,. and if he did not drilk) it
~tainly was his own 'fault.
0,0
There is a singular custom in Turkey,
r0y.,.•
shews how much-/ying is detested in that C6uhoocl, '
Whenever a shopkeeper is convicted of false 0 for
his house is painted blirck, and must remain
one month. If such 'a Law were introtlece,",‘ 3i;
this COuntry, London would have a most sorW
pearance.
.•
d of
-Since the Chief Consul has bccotn irlenaOtes'
the Cburch, he has been 'Seen reading the
and: what. there astonishes him most, is

into Egypt.
.
It appears,by a Work which has lately beenPuill'a;
lished respelling Bavaria, that there are in ots,,
.Eledo rate to- colleges, 58 abbeys, 29. c°°'-e, fe,,
=2B tistitutions.for.the poor, 459 benefices, 39-
, ligious associations, and 24'..; miraculous iin,iSt's.