The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-18 00:00:00

HAGEJC leg* 41

1w gut &Iwo's, of.thit,day, atre it Atewettrfit
from Paris, that a new Conspiracy has been disco*

vexed against the FIRST CoNatm, which was On
the point of breaking out. Several persons hay;
been arrested, and when the Ft tir CONSUL wen;
to the Theatre, the Guards were doubled.

The GRAND DUKR of TUSCANY was So much
beloved by his people, that it would by no means
be surprising if they had earnestly sought to havq
their Sovereign restored to them. The. CH's?.
Corrstm can hardly ever have an opportunity ni
sheaving greater magnanimity, with resped to the
popular wish, than by restoring the Quoit:, DUKIc
of TUSCANY as the bra Indeeinicy.
We are astonished that General BOURNONVILLIt
was not sent to take the command in St. Dominso,
for no Officer ever carried on reattire with so little
loss of men ; he once (accoraingim his own account)
defeated the Austrians in a longrand obbtirtate battle,
with the loss only of the little %finer of•ort of bs;
drum Zuys.

LOUTHERBOURG has been emplaying his vivid
pencil on the Battle of Alexandria, a Battle ea glo-
rious to the British Arms. The point of time is the
Retreat of the French. The departed veteran
A BER CROI4,IIIY. of course, makes a distinguished
figure in the piece. We are glad that an Artist of
so much genius has, exercised his brilliant talents on
this memorable occasion.

The death of General LECLERC very naturally
produced the external tribute of regret in France ;
but in St. Domingo, it is probable, that there woe
very little Blaci-Mourninz.

Since the setting► lit of the severe weather, the
Ladies who objet to wear Fleecy llotirry, are sup..
posed to have • found a comfortable substitute in
Lamb's Wool. _

The two dashing young Sportsmen, who, in de.
fiance of the Keepers, have been ranging over a va.
riety of preserved Manors ; are said to have com-
mitted every kind of tresspass, except that of Ail.
ling Game.
The recent publication of CIiATTERTON'S Works
may possibly revive the controversy respedirg
RowLres Poems; but that controversy has been
already handled with so much learning and ingenui-
ty, that " inspiration can hardly throw a new light
on it."

Sir ELIJAH IMPS?, formerly Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Judicature in Calcutta, is stated
to be now in Paris, in the charaaer of an Agent.
Sir CHARLES DAvErts has a large sear, so tame
as to attend him when he goes a shooting, without
being 'nuzzled : Bruin frequently strolls through the
covers by himself at night, which was no Sooner
known round the country, than the poachers imme.
diately forwok their haunts, in a kind of compli.
mentary fear of this new kind of gamekeeper, who
takes out no other licence than what be derives from
his 9wn stubborn authority.

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tttouctt the tempestuous winds no more
• The main with angry pinions sweep, - •
Though raging igainst the sounding shore
No longer howl the impetuous seas ;
But soothed to rest, the billowisleep,
Save where soft Zephyr's tepid breeze
Fans with tes silken wing the rippling deep s
Yet still with unremitting eye • _
The pilot marks the uncertain sky,
the, seaman watches still the gale,
Ptompt or to spread or furl the sail,)iiindfuL •
of7many a danger past,
Test by the.turbid wave, check'd by the adverse blast.
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Not keen Suspielon's jealous glance;
• Wbt fierce Contention's feverish rage;
• Shall bid Britannia point the lance
:New Realms to grasp, new .Wars to wage.
• In conscious rectitude elate, -
In Conscious poWer securely great,
'While she beholds the dangeroui tide •
Of battle's crimson wave subside,
Though firm she stands in a to due • . ,
The storms of renovated War, .
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tier ready sword, her lifted shield,
rtnvoke not the ensanguin'd field,
-.. More than the wary pilot's Cautions urge
The wind's tempestuous strife, dr swell the ibarnlng turgr.
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from uur Shbret be exiled far
Ambition': wild and restless crew,
'Who through the bleeding paths of War
False ClorY's d*tribn.form pursue,
hOre burning thirst, still unsubdued
• k deluges of guiltless blood,
flares on the regions round with fiend-like eyes,
While scarce a Vanquish'd world its wish supplies ;
'Vet neer may Sloth's inglorious charm
unnerve the manly Briton's anis;
Nor Sophistry's insidious art
E'er 1411 the ifianly Briton's heart.
91,4'hiti;a.kith Plenty by her side;
'244)34%i164 rOet Albion's fields preside
• 4. 94 17,4,y lketbrcath; with placid gale;
Or Com' Mime swell the happy sail But
touted In justice sacred cause;
insultin ; t.gnts or violated laws; •
Still may het sons With fierce delight
fiaiiit in the gleamy Van of .fight,
Spread o'er the tented plain, or brave
With warlike prow the hostile wave;
And on each firm ingenuous breast
this eternal truth impress'd,
peace only sheds perennial joys on those
bhp guard with tiahntlesS arm the blessings Peacel,e.