Star. — London, England, 1802-12-13 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZITTA DN. It. ST. JAMS:, DICSISSIII 8. This day MonfieurScuinissLraismincs,Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary from the Batavian Republic, bad a private audience of His MAjSIITT to deliver his credentials : To which he was introduced by the Right Hon. Lord 1-lAwsasactay, his Mare s Principal Secretary of State for, &Bop and condated by Sir STINSON riPIPTILS&L, Ethljht, Matter of the Ceremonies. ST. pIitIS I S• DSCI/413SK 9. This day 14011futir kNIIIIIBLPISKIIICS. Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary from the Batavia& Republic, bad a private audience of Her MAJZS,T2 To which he was introduced by Esweart Dessaow, Efq. Vice C h amberlain, tuber' Welty. and conduced by the Maier of the Ceremonies. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. eanwancvosrzcs, otcsatsiril. Royal Regiment of Artllllo. Gother bison to be/ Ceppipt vies Ittehdlo, Ca r= i t iti u Miestenant Jobs s4labiliil to be c r eaks. Liansnaut, vice Maas; Second llientanante, Thaw O.' lirsws is b• Flit Lieutenant, vim itobifoo.• Doted No vember to, dos. almond Lieutenant Noma Omit to be Mit Lientsmat, lion Frao. reaped. Dated November U. zEob. Lissomem James Webber to be Coptain-Lietitaint 41 . the Hanoutabic R. Rollo, retired; Second Lieutenant Henry P. UW to be Flit Lieutenant, vice Webber; Flit Lieu tenant jobs M. Clore to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Sou& ut&od ; Second Lieutenant James Gomm to be Plift Umomam, vice Clore. Doted November as, twos. Corps of Royal Engineers. Ilamod Lierteoant Edward Gould to be flit Lionetoot.vlee Radford, dated °Reber S, z=oo. Snood Lieutenant Charles F. Smith to be FUR Lieutenant,viee Le Breton, deteafed. Dated Otieber 9, an. WAIL-OFTICI, DEC,III4IIIIL I t. 34 Regimen of Dragoon Goards-.Ceptain Alaander *Up ham &Ides, from half-pay of the ill#l2llll4to be Captain, vies hianfell, who exchange, racking*. dlikream. Ali Regiment of Light Draper... Captain the Hasourable R. W. O'Callaghan, from half-pay of the late sad Light Dra goons, to be Captain, vice Petre, who exchange, receiving the difference. 34 Animist of Foot Guerthe—Charke Mate, Genr to be Af- Sitant-Surgeen, vice Coombe, who 3d Regieent . et Foot—Licmenant RebellMews to be Cap tale, by prollek, vie /bet ins, who refire ; Charles Parke, OIL NI 11111410. by perhafe, vice Stewart, promoted; Cain Matthew Clam:hey, Oegt. to be Enke, by purchafe, vies Helen, promoted in the both Foot; Sciess-Major 1 jereadele Clem from the eft Goa Guards, to be Adjutant, with die red; et beam vice Gerdiee, who refigns. nth Dittioato be Llamas" without purehafe.Lisee . nem Hwy Mockler, Janus Potter, William Fated, heads ' OWN and Clarks Totes, from Meath Foot. To be Apron liorgeso—Allanot-Semets John Freems. from the Sods Foot, vice heintyre, soh Ditto.eeptein James Wades to Tie Major, — by porchafe, vies Powell, who retires; Lieutenant Wallas Wood to be •6 Wes Wades. . g3d •-.oitnet J. Mors, from the tyth Light Drago-ns. to be Liceatennt, by pOrchafe, vice leashoos. promoted in the lath Foot. 19th DiterWilliant Henry Thompfon, Gee. to be Fain, without pedals, vice Sutherland, reaped. 34th Ditso—Lientenent Archibald Kemp, from the Sad Foot, to Its Lhatatost, via Alga. who eubsoies. ;7th Regiment of Foot. To be ueetemete, without pechafo.Q..lenteranis Henry Wang Pier, Phillip le Geer Williams, Henry Whittles. Askew Creagh, Riehed Sian; gaga pm, • led Richard Waken, from the 68th Foot. sok Michael We* to be Lisatesont, by via who rains. 441• 411 : 16. 80-airise Alma& Campbell, from haltpay of ibs Me Tak lealbia. mho hejos,vice Gtcy, who estepaa. aoreats. -pi purehie ...Er lisilloods to le,t Liateasst, witbomb , =diegatille lke D IMS. sok Ditto4Matomat = 4 lltavele eve helf-ov, of the riZat, la RI Lioatosaat, via Tisch. who ashows, dr dlillasios. Sari Ditto.../14101-Mosa joie Corral to be Atilßoat-lior. pos. eim ftmen. rostaved a the tub Foot. 11:th Ditiola Wilms V Alhoolloaft to be Lieseresant, by purelsalt. via Moodosolt. poomotal. OA iNta•NoThais hits^ Goat. a livaisfte, by pomade, vim Stephens, pireneted • , . . Red Ditto-. l 'r —re Willem W. AMASS lie Yeda Foot, e• be Lireestot, vice Mae. wits ashows. , listk Ditts..Liootaost Rabat Uw e keit WI/ay of the Saha% al hoLiestsusat. ohs Dataltsv. 'oho cabana; Maud Davy, Oatis. a lat lallip, whims purchora, via Loo _ may, nips. Sala MftoweLeMIMINIK had& IliiiiiikeTAMlS tilt SIR FOCIt, lOU OINK by 'wash. vim Dasaferd. who suites. i 4 Weft India Regiment. el bi Liatesest ARis Co mmit= rare mi t — Roplasst ; Eska &I owa Webb, ad Wass Dave. To ba Rojgr ods 7 Ikea, Owe. vice Webb; Charles Shaw, Gee. yd Welt India Regiment. Tabs Linneemm without Parebote.Lissesses W. R. Rh• iheao the jtle WA hells Stowe ; UssagT e s =ire Omend fr e= bieetril e t e 11111111milebe Mawr as Gantt Reams. Ts he ileigewr led* Oast. widest parehefe, vim se,. ; join reentheeet. by purahote. vies lal. lath ; &dip George jimlums Reim, hum hell ply at des 'sib ea, withoutputdisk, vice Horoses, piresumsi. ..gth Wei Midis Regiment. • To be LiggligraDdie withal purehafeLientemot Alexander Comma% ham the Bth WAIN% Regioneat ; Eagles Ml. dead Ifieffen, James Chute, Jorge MIR Patio, and John To he he H. Cambia Geoutillidds, bowthe Bth W agent. vie Maim; John Res etfon, Gag, aids;Deltas, Gent. vise Pars. s i i " boo—comb Thosclr, Calk, from half pay of the late Mell hdle 141111484, to kg Otitakt vice Amid, who i Ldertment APi. idao.id , from half pay of toy` foot, to be Liniment; .oldest porchefe. 4th Dike.4.I•PIMINt IMO bilisii from half pay of the gptii feet, I 0 telt/it iain t 9 . . poodisio. promstario _ tle Te be Savo, , Oatimliset.viso khadlosokl, i ii & A.A.. Oa. On Rishard es, promoted ; Ems gib Dltts..Lioutaims Rritaloaor s . foot, 40 be Copteheary Images Ail glib Diesco4idiga pen Apes is by liesteefed. . ~~r GAWK" •101041 1 hifsesse. adis sa boa Se tie Taft fifiter et Ws OrMist Glkafiss o tica iorsio. Liman. kips Ford. et le bp Tow Milts el POO. ficiW ta i tt ies lbe ?IRIAN% 1 . 0. 1 n 1 • STANK • riga ibuiv Mb* Boyar Cowan Ck - ousel e Amok naafi. .6111 Few te dis Mae k _lOll4 • , T - , _ 111110114.11011111. Zalig:lG u . t HeArfees. al sad &alga ohs Wefts, at the ydalt . ghat leavahmet she Away Depet COTLIMMOILS in the Norfolk *lie Lord Lieutenant Ikon Raginseass.Lieuesaaat Ralph Stein= Troop et Yeomanry as - dNovember is, :Ma. TM Hen, Charles hailed& Yowler 'V •NOSIed November se. ans. BANKRUPTS. 'MR In Lund, etitleginkriestrat, St. Cheeps is the Xati ? Mho dWez, builder, dealer and daproan, to threader Dec.l4, sr, and. January ss, at Ir, & Guildhall. Atterabg, Pearce and Mon, Patartarater-row, Loudon. Nicholas Nowell, at Plest-flanst, London, haburdraher, dealer and chanan, Des. ze, at twelve, Des. at, mous, sad jaw, ;a, m at twelve, at Guildhall. Attendee, Meru. Smith sod • . Tilfm, Chapter•haufe,Sairtt Paul's asnrcis•yard. William Olin Johmfse, of Pend-over. Vtalbrook, Laudon, 4 merchant, dealer and chapeau, Die. sr, st, sad January ns, ' at eleven, at Guildhall. Ausgabe, Men SWAM& sad Almada:, lissumvourt, ThmadmedleAreet, London. John Bowman, of Watemians, Lead's; bmadruserchast, dealer and chapsoll, Diu st. and January as, at ewe, at GllllOl.lll. Attsmile, Wks. Waddle. below, and Grofm• nor, William Yleibead; et Cekhefter, Um, draper, dealer. and chaiimi*Des at, at eleven, Dl* nl, at one, and Jas ss, at twelve's' Guildhall, Loudon. Ananias. M ars. J. end R. Willis, Warnford-cuart, Thregmonon-Meet, Lando% Hugh Suart. of Knuaden-Brook, near Blackburn, Lasseattairs, whittler, dealer and chapman, January 4, at four. January S, at um, and January ss, at three, at the &idelnn, in Little WU& Attorney, Mr. Ralph Boardman, in islms ',Ow* Car the younger, now or late of Pri= o London, Stalbedihire ararehoufentan, dealer and Dee. at, sit, and== ten, at GuildbalL Aleamsy s Mr. Smith, - • • jams Roberts, late at Anstalt, Kent, SivaSubli, fee aid cupsem, Me. le, at tea, Der..sz , at eleven, and 1 ) = I C at tea, at Gnildhall, London. Attorntes, Mein. Cope, Paper-Buildinp, Temple, London; or Mr. G. mat, Milford. Richard Jacob Rlchardfon, late of Landon-ftreet, London, - merchant and inforanoe-broker,Dee. ca, 111 sndknuarT 229 , at cue, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.T. C. Jackfon,Wdbendt- John White, late of Old Bread-ftrect, London, merchant, dealer and chapntan, Dee. A, at, and January as, at one, at • GoildhalL Attorney, Mr. Collins, Spital-feusre. Vaac Makes, of Deptford-bridge, Kent, upholder, Dee. IS, so, . and January as, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loam. AttOIIIICS, Mears. Maddock and Stevenfee, Lincoln's Inn-New-fouare. John Tandem, of Ewer, draper, dealer and 4man, Dec. so, sy, and January 22, at four. at the Old London Inn, In Exeter. Attornics, Mr. Samuel Duke, Princes-area, Bed ford-row, Lembo; or Mr. Bretton, Exeter. George Planting, of Leyland, Laneandre, inuilin-manufadturer, denier and I. Dee.dl7, 2r4. and January 22, at four, at the Star Inn, . Anaemia, r. raylosi,Manchefter, or Mr. Ellis, John Taylor, of el rere arect. iter, draper, dealer and ehmanan, Dec. . IS, 211, and Joann as, at tea, at Guildhall,•Locclon. Auor des, Millen. J. and R. Willis, Warnford-court, Throgmor too-firect, Loudest. John James the eider, of Nottingham, cotton-I*nm dealer andebapman, Dec. 14, January la, and as, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Meffn'. Macdougall and Hunter, New4quare, Lincoln's-Inn, Loudon ; or Mr. Cutts, Nottingham DIVIDEND. Dee. st. Debonair/mi. st St. Andrews-HM. Dods:in-Coln. woes, Landssorlas and boody-inerchant, dealer and clap nun, at mi. RANRRUFF IN IRELAND. J. Kenny, el Edeiwik, consty a( Tyrone. linen•bit to fortender the such and sit int. and sods January. SEQUESTRATIONS, Re. IN SCOTLAND. WO Nam Rob Won =I Co. mg loots, EdlnbesSlL-4kolibSlS mot pluereadhaboaft. Idloborik, Eck Deasiliktli o'clock, to MIMS lateritis todliel fame plus MR 14111 poem to tied crofts*. . Creams of joba Thew. merelialt. Dundee. to_,*o4 .- - 111111 dend sad btR. mg Murree. lon eisco, aoilso_klgUM beim Rabat &knifes, merchant, PerliAPldelled air admen& Craton of WlHsm Dodges. Raft Ratner, Donnas, aunt la oast of Clarks Saab, mite, Dasstrl s, asotli December, ts o'clock, to aside as oar of tvisporaioa. etas of J ets Alfraliar. Is Hayford, facet In Dove's las, at Maselilss, I rts Ora. s delodt. to 1101,* wafts - .~1..~i. ~,. ~ tubjia French fees fortune put onboard an old crazy veal, ordered out , to fee, and after having been fcuttled, funk, when all the miferable wretches were configned to the bottom. I law a fine looking Black, cloatbed in blue, with fcarlet facing!, on board a French Skip of war, who, I was given to underftand, bad been one of ToussaiNT s Field Officers and, fine the departure of that Chief had be en very inftrumental in cherifhing that fpirit of refinance on the part of the Blacks, which had diftontited the meafires of the French Government. When I a lked what was meant to be done with a man of this diftinetion, I was anfwered that he had al ready experienced a very luminary trial ; was or. dered to be taken out to a certain distance at lea, and, after tying a large !lone round his neck, to be funk. I attended next morning this inhuman ceremony. The pi-Wooer was fent out in an open boat to the place of deftination, when he was plunged into eternity in the manner defcribed ; after which the men ordered on this difgraceful expedition returned to their Slip with much cool indifference—l il_appofe ariflng from habit. Lscc sac has loft more than three fourths of his ',my; and Admiral Laroucus himfelf, who, by the bye, claims kindred to the LATOUCWIII of Dublin, acknowledged, that reinforcements of lets than so l ooo men would not produce the defired Wee. Some days ago I dined with a company of thirty French Officers, all of whom, with the exception of five only, fell by the climate alone, in the courfe of four days. Madame Laci.sac has experienced fo many inconveniences, and fuf fered fo many alarms, that Sze has feveral times written home to her brother, the Fla sr Coifs us., for Lacisac ' s recal. She has, however, never received any fatisfaaory anfwer. The Blacks have begun to inflia on their prifoners the fame fum wary punithment as that adopted by the French troops. Many are therefore killed in cold blood, and Tome have been drowned. The Blacks march with cannon in their van, and fire end &font in their rear. Every Rep is marked with blood and devaftation ; and the French exercife aas of the moll barbarous vengeance in their turn on the Blacks. Three fmall towns, within twelve miles of this place, have been reduced to allies, and every white man, woman, and child, configned either to the flames or to the cannon. To convince you of the great afeendent y of the Blacks, even in mercantile tranfaaions, I have only to R ate, that they are ;dually in poifereon of all the ready money in this once Monti king ifland. A White Merchant is obliged to give you Bills at very diflant dates, but a Black Merchant prefents you with immediate payment. The French having very little credit, and lets mossy, are obliged frequently to take by nealth the neeelfary fispplies of provifions, ammunition, Ste. Ste.. The Americans and fome few Engin adminiter to the wants of both the blacks and theirinemies. lam aimed that TOUSSAINT, who is by ISO MGM the able General or intelligent man reprefented, broke his parole, was confequently enlaared, and hind as a criminal. A party of French °Meets, to whom he was known, learning his lurking place, feat him notice, that, with his permiffion, they would dine with him on a certain day ; and that he need not take any pains as to the entertainment, the officers making a liberal allowance for tem porary inconveniences. They promifed alto to communicate fomething of much importance to their happinefs. TOUSSAINT received them with great franknefs and hofpitality, Wing every exer tion to render the dinner as engaging as poifible. The Frenchmen espreffed the moll perfea fads , faition—drank freely of wine at dinner, and fevers' . glares after—when, to the alloniihnsest of Tout- SAINT, they told him, that he was their prifoner, that all refinance was in vain—and that the few black troops who aged as his guards were already fubdued by a detachment of French foldiers.-- TOUSSAIN T, at whole very =IOC fome months be fore a Frenchman trembled, was now reduced to the neceffity of fubmiffion. They mounted him on a horfe, hied his legs under the belly, middies accompanied by his wife and all his family, led him into the moll abjeA Rate of captivity: When he arrived at the fell-fide, they hurried him and his wife, &c. on board a frigate. Their fate is, ere now, better known to you than to us in Saint Domingo. Whatever you in England foolifiity imagine, you may depend upon it, that all the blacks in Jamaica, and the other WeR India Iflands, are now anzioully waiting for news of the fuccefs of their Brethren, of St. Domingo, as the fignal of a general revolt. The eftablifinnent of a Black Republic in the htter.place would fanaion the fpirit cf infurreaion ' and overturn all die pro perty of the White People. By a Letter from Cape Francois, of the tstla of October, we learn that the Carnation of that coun try was daily becoming more alarming, and that the Blacks bad taken Port d'Epee by drank, and murdered all the white inhabitants. Another Letter Pays—" The brigands are at our gates, In fight of the town; and every night we witnefs eatenfive conflagrations in the furround ing plain. All foreigners are compelled to enroll themfelvel in the National Guard. The Com mandant at Ana-Cayes had ordered all Negroes to be feized, who could not give a good account of themfelves, and great numbers were daily hung or flint. There were, early in Oirober, upwards of ten thoufand revolted Negroes in that part of the Ifiand. • The Monntains de la Hotte, and nearly file entire diftria from Petit Goave to Cap dame Marie, and thence to Les Cayes, were an their undiflurbed porTefiion: They' him pillaged' Jacquemcl, and maffacred all the whitee fognd in the place. A wrong corps bad invaited Port-an- Prince,and had ravaged the whole of the adjacent , . 1 I .. ' ; - . - . • ~.. ST. DOMINGO. r'• 14"" , 1 littd, b L • 14 "JB ' WitTLIAO-PatuCt ' clir. t9.—The , Skein Depot in &Mia obtained fuck an afcendancy as to renderphs whop dilitia, fi gned by e • eterduns ofLacisac and his followers the fubiati sant. of regret rather than of fatisfaaion. The Freud oipit Caldwell, from the „ , k t aky, to 4 Cosoiso.• tansy ocLa t t i t r a war of extermination. I have feet three or hundred Blacks, whom the foams' Tema* se as aye* of war bad thrown into the hands of the French . 2 22 Till DWICH MAIL. ItATISIOII. Nov. 26.—The Deputation of the Empire. en the 23d inftant, completed the Dos wive' recefror general coachiume in 34 tedious, which was yefterday prefented to the Imperial Plenipo tentiary for satification. The Sub-delegate of Bohemia gave his vote for the coacksfew in contem plation of a fpeedy adjuftment between Auffria and France, which may be expeded every day.--. The condlison has been fent off by the Frcnch Lega tion to Paris by a Courier. Immediately after the ratification the:entrains (Winn will be laid before the Diet ; but as this At fetnbly cannot commence its deliberations on the fubjed till after the cutiomari interval of At weeks, the Minifter, Layoasv,,, will, in the mon time, go to Munich, and 61114 D MATTHISO, to Stralburg. The day before yefterday 3so Mentz troops en tered this city, and to-day the Count de Baas-atm took civil polieffion, in the name of the Elector Arch-Chancellor, BANKS Of THI MAINE, Nov. new De putation, it is raid, will be appointed to confider of the new. difiribution of the German Empire, and the Conftitutinn of the Circles, and to pre pare a plan to be laid before the Diet. According to pi ivate accounts from Paris, the Englith Government has applied to the French for explanations relative to the deffination of Parma, on which fubjed Lord Wiirrwoavi has had a conference. CONSTANTIIIOIPLI, OCTOIIIII 26.—Some days ago the Ruffian Ambafilidor here, General TAW a nut, delivered to the Porte a Memorial, in which he Rrongly fupported the recut! made by_ the Courts of Madrid and Naples, and by the Bata- Tian Government, in regard to the free navigation of the Black Sea, and declared, that as the Ruf fian Government bad agreed to allow there powers freedom of commerce in the Ruffian ports in that he, it TM defirous that this commerce thould be auv'M rithout any interruption. We do not I** - ivhat anfwer the Porte has returned, rat time K reafon to th i nk i t will be favourable. Thee Spanills Ambalrador, the Chevalier de CORRAL, having requefted, In name of his Court, that the Port would acknowledge the Ping .. of Etruria, rained for aafwer from the Reis EffeNli, this reeisseft would be eompliedwith as loon u torsi, nth!! in theTarldflidielotnecy, &cold be • • . off St. L ouis , i ro n ed fli tt L b lor o l p a o u rt d u a n f e t l e y rw a n t r r d il s in co g ntributed to the &Any of Aux•Cayes.—Th e B lacks }IA undertaken an expedition againft Jerem ie, but we are units. formed as to the refult." FR4NCE. w A m ItTtwhoe Levee iin PAl b tacolfaSd'thoperEFCc:fo6ii: Caornittanntni Lori c , jrobrimseeterft.ychmaamwes Kalof4s,:l7.edphiyacianurdLoya:cotititoaa;nghaf:ard.En:dmi:!ff4lvativiftoner.;n:sterewi..:l6.eratp.:..bLodzkrecti. Rama. card=FeClEtecritlei Gorman tivir:M: —owe, Mr. Seeratarief Legation. 11. 01 nd ur:. l, the a l b a. tothse of the Anth a fr a A W h it Of 6311, or • the Rev 111111114 744111111 ab0r 01 Palibunett; Colone " l u c rau f ard ; . 1 1 ; Cradled, brother, a ; Major or c;,„,: fee of the Mr. Koos, fon of Lord Northland, and Mem " or M pl,„,"; for die ustiviraty al %We ; Captain Udn r bet ja",,„*".' LieuteCeioed Stewart; Capt. Lovelace; C e Mr H ant y n . thtNavy; LiestoCeloed Aeliefon, M.P ; the Cot. MAW, atlas Drag,, ans; irrtaibb i4, ` , of Inced Dr i a L7Dildr; Woad Forbes; Mr. Row. nee iiiirtistihociandviewthe of tEont givi ejoi n i g greater u &Melba; and Major Johnftone. of p S itt, ged The FlitS r Consul. had fixed the Rev' Levee for this day (the igth Frintairel);w b u t, the troops affe e a g n: a a fr i l em ie t t quently t place yefterday. o el Tb o d. Th i umeri u, e fo t r resoo it r b therainws e 2e d 4 nt t a har n t al l lo n mb o r— u o 4 n : r o rr g . i s ! nna thethe d h a f i 7 e n rr e ei t ' i cn it he frontand w regiment. a ac isn gk o ce i n ° f rn : g n_tire. the e:1) i.1. 7. The weather, however, turned out very ' very moment 4000 meniv—the ceremony m wa e s ms not ha o d f n t: w uc c h ol d o u u r r a s ti g on iv . en S t e h ii e e m ra , l an o d f the h fi yb u t c :t e ner t ie h n e r,ei ß vfei e v v ein o d lt t i th t t h i e o a e n ttidmaeys. rapiers, for the fira ttu t v i ti m nthg e e peared in armour. They are not, aridly fpeak. In lohmeniligstishaeactn2ronarmanste°4yeed Cor iv, e The tros afterwards marched by in divifions without fainting, and thus the parade ended. The Foie: Coastm immediately retired to his a con Partmen ferene t e s w in ith t ht GenThueiriaieltiOeffistcenwhere he was in and of state until the Levee commenced. At half pail two wm i t rw ho ° Brid al. N th . a AtO nd b tu j affad h te, ani or, ve i d s a T t c h e e ll i en l c u yo a t ri r ei d in three carriages belonging to the CHIEF Comm. which were fent to the Ambaffado Hotel, to CORITS/ him to the Salk d' 'gamma A rrefea attended Lord WIIITUOITH in the fart carriage, drawn by fi4 horfes ; the two other carriages were *anvil by four horfes each, and Wed with his Excellencrsfnite.. For the populace at large, one of the principal tgrof curiofity was his Lordlhip's coachman, a li ppeared in the true Old Englifh flyle, with a round hat, and a neat coachman ' s wig. The equipage of the FIRST CONSUL Was very magnificent ; but it was thrown exceedingly in the back ground by the fplendour of Lord Warr worries, whole carriage followed the cavalcade empty, drawn by fir beautiful grey horfes, richly sopedismd, with fervants in new and fuperb li e *together more rich, elegant, and tafteful, Asa any that probably ever was feen before in Paris: it attracted the admiration and attention of all ranks of and was furrounded by an ins, menfe crowd of during the time it re; mained in the Court of the Thuilleries, waiting to return in the cavalcade of the Ambaffador. The Cu ssr Corisni. received the Englifh Arm balfador in the Grand Room of the Thuilleries.— He was placed at the upper end, fupported by the two other Confuls, and all the Officers of his Court, with the Foreign Minifters, and an im• Punk crowd of perfons from all countries. Lord Warrwourti advanced towards him, concluded by fome Officers of the Coun t and delivered fame thing to the French CONSUL, probably his Letters of Credence, and there remained fome time in converfation with BON A PARTE ; he afterwards in, troduced a number of Englifh Gentlemen, to fome of whom BONApAelli appeared to fpeak with mo thof much affability; eatyn;br thethutec os g 7 precfureof CONSULthoffo iru thole behind crowded together, that be could not fpeak to all that he ap peared to will to do. Between the Cuss; CONSUL and the Englies hMiniller there was the moll complete contrail that could poffibly be; Lord WHITWORTH'S pCIfOn is tall, well made, and is an uncommonly handfome man ; the Carat CONSUL is very different, Al though his countenance is animated when he fpeaks and his eye is very expreffive. BONAP,4IIIII went round the circle of Fore.gn Minkteri, fpeaking to rnol of t)lfrn‘ who intro duced many Gentlemen of their refpedive coun tries. This Levee was more crowded than on any former occafion, whether from curiofity to fee the Englifh Ambafador introduced, or from an icita that has been in circulation, that both reviews oral levees will be in future curtailed, we cannot deter mine; it was, however, molt fplendid, and ever] thing appears to have been done by the French Government to add to its fplcndour, by the mul titude of attendants in waiting, and the magnifi cence of their drefres. of Sta l n n d t a he i manner, And whole decorations were unco mmon ocommurooifdAerueddieinneetwheeremaaanubmei,:teitrifi handfomc. The Levee ended about four o'clock; after which Msidame BONAPARTE ga ve an audienc e to the Engli t h Ambalfador and his fuite at her e a pt rnents an the Thuilleries. No other perfons wer admitted to her Pretence. fides The next public day will be at St. Cloud, and it is e;peBed to take place this wee d. This place is fo changed, that you muff par dearly for all you have. Eighteen guineas a month (often twenty) for a pair of horks, b: in g him. tioufe-rent and lodging very dear alio. None are fo well loa A ,ge— as the Knitters of State, or their houfes fo well fArSI_..I. The harems 'Win" the coachman, and fometimes fee(l G 33 D I it Ii I • 1 1 1