The Sun. — 1801-09-05 (London, England)

AUGUST.  " The Magazines for'supplying the Army are it' ,this toryn. ',Tine' auxiliary' French Troops have lc° turned from CinJad.:Rod.erigo:—tz,Coo men ate' in Stelainartea, 300 o• in &talon, 30C3 Toros, 7000 in Valiettl'olid,• and 4oco ti;is town' They are extretoc.ly..clissipate,l, and CHAISC th° .gre:atesrconitisioo. Frequent disputes have takell place lietween them' and the. inhabitants, in whic several; ui the Republican ibee:n po niakcid; This day 80 artillery waggons and 35°1 bores arrived from Bayonne.• 'The French seal yet determined On,tthe eori4uer of Portugal, and probatoly ; in the-ineim time, however) they are..injuring this kingdom)!,  * Tordevillas is in Old -Castile, t 4 leagues from Rodcriga' ,16 from Salamanca, 'arid throe from Vi.lladOlid:  The Miliary EstabliShment of the House of ACP tria, consists, at .present, of :.360,000 men, wile, Oceasion,.ip expenditure much beyond its adoo, means, particularly ,at a time ‘t hen 'it burdened with a'heavy Debt. • On the other hand, the'doti+ nations of so -many .personifrom• the employment°, of AgricUlture and ~commerce,.. after a-period 1$ about fourteen years of destrudiveWarfare, is' se'', ve.rely felt, particularly in Hunkiity, Bohemia, ago' It_has therefore become-riecesSary to die' WO a part of them and, in consequence .of the advice of.thc. Atlcii DUKE Cl ARLES, it is said that at reduaion of „60?,.0cp men will "take place befoo the e-nd of -the year, , The.two,Clerks whO robbed the Bank of Venice of iio,POo Ducats, Itilve beep, apprehended ar Rovigo,: and...convqed.'6y a prty of soldiers to Venice. • • • '  thecOurse. of the lat. four months, froth 5 to :690 childrzo have been inocitlateLl with 112 e Vaccine nititter, i.l the Bailiwick of Psforzeinh in Suabia,,,-not 'one of whom hasbeen atcaCked.by the Small pox, has ittely. made great ravages in that qunzer. It iscodytlted that 0-'500,000 chile siren annually afilitied with, the tatter disorder in o( Germany, from 7o to:So,000 becialle vilims to it.  'The intended bridge on the Garonne at Bolin' deaux is to be a.flyink. britig—e;"„suCh those used by the Republican Armie:, in the late campaigns;, the breadth,.depth, arid rai)i,iiti of the. river, woula not admit of any'. other. 'lt will. pass front one si,(le4. to the other in ten rnipwes in all weathers,.and will Ix; capable of conveying 400 per Sons at a time, sc.! cure from every accicletil. :.).imilar-Vriclzei are to heqeetcd-in other parts of the Aepubl•ic,,  Among 'the rtuni.r of ,melanchr)tv suicides ivhic 1. are now so common in France, we find an account, of three brothers hatii?g drowned -thernselves near. Abbe-vile. Whzre self...murder is partial, it corgi' monly arises from a discontented or.gloomy mind ; where it occurs thus wholesale, it-seems the cause must lie deeper than in4yidual melancholy, or, i!'l' dividual miscondud.  The King of.ETRuaTA is in a very •aukwat4 prediCarnent. •He is under the riecessity, frprn tli circumstance of his creatidn, of. choosing Republ• dun- Ministers—to supprt a Monarchy which front .the npVit9s requires every assistance thiet the fostering care.of the most sanguine friends could. afforlhim.  Dr. DA.Kwit,r, considering. his-learning and abi• is a wonderful proof of the influence of systeing Nvhich seems to nullify the faculties of the mind, and hs.knowledge, so far forth as it operates. This Ingenious, bin fanciful, PhiioSopher, in a late cation, .afar. fry,in .retraOing any of .his whimsical ideas, endeavours to give theth new force. He.titik.s of Fliiwers, pc. rathet. .I)l'ts of 'lowers, ,c that . take the ne4/.76..,:t4i.'ing:fleiv.ii,rs for their kasha/dr, -an` bending. into cons ati' .eyi.itft _become guilt of adultery,'" .I"je. . sonic progress lil diseov6riog::tha't.•Eltiwcrs' pds.scss facul;ies attain, (Jolts to ,the external s6nse's'of introils,.and that'there is " induhitable evideriee iassiOn• cif love, • and•of their .necessity t 5 _t/eq,,':.and, that 1:o.- tiial " truly conclixil. they are furnished with /7 Grails, or common sensorPum belttgitlg,.to each bua.". In' due rime ,we.-may--.expeft -that this nenetrating . quiSitor into the secrets'of',Natyre, ‘v;Il discover that Flowers have also, a language; and hetxe it is not ImPossible blot he wiii furnish us with .fhef Garde" Grammar and Vga. illqty of .Pei elation.._ • ' • It seems from. the heaVy cortii;ainr.s m..(1-.• of want of: faith in sbine of the leading .34:.rnber, cf Govern-. rn4nt: in France,, that the. definiti,:n Dean SvviF.r. of StitesThert,' is ,not confined those of this,Country,inthe reign Of Queen ANN e, 'f Men who aiways keep their tounti*nce, t eir . two rd.; " A luminous Meteor burst lateiy in the Middle of the town 'of hoax, about ten -O'clock-a.; night. The explOcion was like 'the leport of a twenty-four pounder. It „appeared to .be about' 21,..' foot and a half in .diame.ter ;. thvday: had • been ottremely 11A.  prole  de r COM rr Engl Voce Amor the  S.l /; t C  -Enzi sionec Le tizen recall sador and C  Cit iz  Co Sador for fi, the ] nisil ba4sa4 • the htfor  sever agoa One dead.  , TI yestt  :price EtigV Sarnp' tO  Is'. I Price 400ki  , lecer even fur a  him • Prop that  wtnt whit ever, than;  Woui  . Inch fello to t  pear; deral Sr Yea r  \ill+ drai to 1.  NI .