The Sun. — London, England, 1802-11-19 00:00:00

f PAI? I, 4.1 1 4 E T. pousE OF PEERS, .THUI.'SDAy, NOV. Is. 17.z:s day at three o'clock, 'pursuant to Adjourn, encot, the Lortn CHANCELLOR attended in the at e, and shortiraftfr the newly appointed Bi_ shod of ROCHESTER (Dr. DAMP lER) was intro kiucml with the fortuali - tit accompanying the Intro duCti.3i-i of a Spirittiat sworn, and took his Seat. - His-Lof&hip's supporters were the Bishops of LowpoN and atri:fAt. The Earls of CARnip,yzsu s izrTzwrLLlti, and CARLISLE Were respe4ively rAvekn, and.tocktheir• seats, At foar o'clock the Hon:se adjourned till three • . to-inorrovv. Their Lordships sit Saturday, when it is proposed that the Loft.-DCHANcELL-oa. shall take the Woolsack at three' o'clock, and on Monday next at one o'clock, in 'order-to afford Noble Lords an opportinity of taking the Oaths and their Seats previous to the coming down of Hts•MAJESTY an Tuesday next. HOUSE Ql!' ,CQMMONS, Tii LI R,S D X Q • I. Tits 'day the time of the..flouse was wholly oc. copied in swearing in Members. Sir Sip.NEy Lord GAP,DINTP 3 the ATI9R.I , :EY took the Oaths and their Seats for their respe&iye returns in England, and Mr. At,E.A . tinEtt, Sir TrlomAs Nzwcol,tzrz, Mr. MARTIN, SCC. their Oaths and Seats as MeMbers from another quarter of the United Kingdom. In all there were about 20,..) Members quitlified themselves for voting, and about five o'clock the ;louse adjourned till twelve o'ckck: to-morrow. ~t?cllat:~ ED. rylAl LS, 0=- - - DUE. PRICE OF STOCK. 'FIJI:. DAY AT TWZL.VZ O'CGACF. Consols - - 63 (:),nnlurn disc. THE SUN. A!OL*I , 4 Q.l.+l'S picvt.z i!t..l/..1;;;A lUD Ai LONDON, NOVEMI3E R 19, 18oz. yesterday stopped the Press, to announce the 4rrival of the Paris Papers to the rsth inst. The arrangements settled between France and Austria, .:e:' , Petling the indemnities of the GRAND DUKE of TvscANy, have not yet been published, •but it is said that he will be raised to the Eledoral Dignity. Every appearance of resistance to the will of the French Government has ceased in Sc-vitzerl.vid. The French Forces hare taken possession of all the principal Cities without any opposition. The Qtr E EN, accompanied by Their Royal High pCFSCS the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, Iy, Sort] lA, and AMELIA, came to Sr. James's palace, and after THEIR MAJESTIES had partaken of some refreshment, the ROYAL FAMILY repaired to the grand Drawing-roorn, where HER MAJESTY 'lad a most splendid assemblage of the first persons of noble extraction and fashion, of whom the first in precedence was His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WA.Lcs ; we were happy to see the healthful ap pearance of the Heir Apparent ; the DUKES of CLARENCE, CUMBERLAND and GLOUCESTER, and PRINCESS SOPHIA, were of the Courtly Circle; and also the French Minister, (introduced by M. OTTo) and the Foreign Envoys; his Grace the Archbishop of CANTER BURY, the Bishops of NORWICH, DUR HAM, and LIMERICK. M. AND R EOSS I had the precedence, being so late ly arrived from France. HER MAJESTY received _the Minister with benign courtesy. The company were Qumerous indeed, and were as folows IDdes—Pcrtland, Roxburgh, and Norfolk. Mirquis—De Circe' to and 'Lady. _Mr / misses —Salisbury and Bath. ..114,thi,messes--Sa . lisbury and Bath. _ _ Ea Is --Chesterfield, Mansfield, Morton, Cardigan, Dart.. mouth, Chatham, Stanhope, Moira, St. Vincent, Macart ney, Carlisle, Egrernorit, Westmorland, Or dotal, and Besboiough. Colones,ex—C. , .rdigan, Ftoslin, Chatham, Leicester, Stan hope, Castlereagh, and Carystiart. Vizccu;rts—Sidney, Hood, llctl.larn, and Wentworth. ..riireigntesses—Siclpey and Wentworth. 2-•.;s—C.vy - dir, Pelham, Hobart, 1.. Cower, C. Thynne, Les ic, Clcilbervie, St. Helens, Castlereagh, Morpetli, C. Somerset, and Cathcart. ladiers--C. Somerset, G. Thynne, Cozens, A. Cumberland, A ; Smith, M. Erskine; Willoughby, Ellenborough, C. Asgili, Sheffield, Hobart, Talbot, C. Spencer, Cottrell, L. Macdonald, Pelham, Milman, M. Moore, and Dowager Lady Glvtin. c o i, n d s —Macleod, Sontag, Hood, Thornton, Grant, Baird, Glynn, 4:c. iffajors—Desborough and Harnincncl. The Ncbility, &c. introduced to Tntirt MA JESTIES Vere: General Andreossi, '.vho had an :)itdiencc of the Queen, on his first appearance at the British Court, being introduced by Sir S. Cottrel. The Hon. Mr. Villiers, Hope, A. Cozens, Dugdale, Corry, Brugge, Yorke, H. Addington, Sullivan, Marsh, Legge, Burrell, Trevor, Montague, Tierney, S. Smith, Worsley, Hill, Ogilvie, Erskine, and Cameron. The Hon. Mrs. 'Villiers, Mistiebses Abbot, Tarleton, Leslie, Erskine, Macleod, Silvester, and Fremantle. Sir F. Milman, Rev. Sir C. Rich, C. Asgill, E. Coate, W. Cottrell, S. Smith, F. Molineux, R. Barclay, and F.Sykes. The Right lion. the Lord Mayor and his Lady. bliss Earner, daughter of the late Lord Mayor, by Mr. Alder man Earner and his Lady. !..Ay Maria More, daughter of the Archbishop of Canterbury, by Mrs. More. • li.trons Briacken and Mirbach, from Germany. r.oloncl Grant, by the Master of the Rolls. Col. Baird, on his Promotion. Ca7tain Henniker, on his Promotion. C6iirq Schack; pres , :nned by, Mr. de (4i : 4'411)31m, Danish des Atlaires, his Excellency beili'Captain of the Royal Danish Life Guards. Lieutenant Colonel'Gote, by the Lord in Waiting; and also Lieutena:,:t Colonel Sontag, being their first spiltCame at r for some time. Ur. Thomas Townstend,blr Nis Uncle Mr. Windsor. Captato Stirrer, of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, 'cm his Promotion. in Lord Cathcart's Corps. Miss Macleod, daughter of Colonel IV4clecd, was irttrodpced by her Mother. Messrs. Welch and. Ale anger, Sheriffs of London. Copt. Grey,of the Navy, and his Lady.. The Right Hon. Lord Itenyon„ accompanied by his brother. Mr. Anker, on arriving from Denmark. Paron de Cubi, by the Duke of Portland. Capt. Legge, of the Navy. Time Lady of John Erskine, Esq. by Countess Roslin.. The Hon. P. 'Burrell, on his arrival from abroad. • General Fox, and several English Officers from Malta, are a: Rome. Mr. J4.cKsoN, the Ambassador from this Coun. try to tale Court of Berlin, disembarked on the yd inst. at Cuxhaven, fro►n whence he proceeded to his destination. Lor4 WILLIAM CAVENDISH BENTINCK, the new . Governor of Fort St. George, is second son to His Gr'ace the, Duke . of PoRTLANp, and has just attained his twenty-eighth year. His Lordship is Member for Nottinghamshire, Colonel in the Army, and Lieutenant,Colonel in the 24. th Regiment of Dragoons ; the salary attached to the Government of Madras is sixteen thousand pounds per annum. We do not understand that the French Govern. nient haVe refused payment to all British Creditors, but to such only as were associated in order to ob tain a full payment of their arrears. That Govern ment has contrived an additional mode of Bank ruptcy, by which the arrears will be lost to general Stockholders, and the Annuities for Life suspended till vacancies are made by the death of actual An nuitants, standing upon the books-. The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE, of Russia, it is said, intends shortly to visit London. The KING of Sw EDEN has appointed the Baron de SILFVERHIELM, his Majesty's Minister Plenipo tentiary to this Country. The Eldest Son of the EMPEROR of GERMANY, is, according to Letters from Vienna, to be affianced to the Daughter of the EMPEROR of RUSSIA. The Marriages_ of the Emperor's Brothers, the ARCH putcE PALATINE and ARCHDUKE JOHN are spoken of, as well as those of the GRAND DUKE of TUS CANY, the latter to a PRINCESS of RUSSIA, one of the ,former to a PRI NC ESS Of SAxoNY, and the other ato Neapolitan PRINCESS. Some tumult is stated in Letters from Gibraltar to have taken place at the Opera HouSe at Malta, in consequence of General VIAL the French Mi nister there having refused to stand up when God save the King was played. His family, who went there the next night were hissed out of the House. To prevent a recurrence of similar disturbances, orders were issued that no popular airs or any piece of music should be played except such as belonged to the Performance. A shock of an Earthquake was felt on the 26th ult. at Warsaw. The last shock of an Earthquake at Strasburgh was so violent, as to thrrw down several Ankles of Furniture in many of the HouSes. The inhabi. tants were extremely terrified. Notice of trial was yesterday served from the ATTORNEY GENERAL on Mr. PELTIER, against whom a Critninal Information has been filed for libelling BONAPARTE in his Publication, entitled, L' Ambigue . The trial, it is understood, will come on the Sittings after Term. - The Perthshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry marched into Perth on Wednesday sennight; ‘vhcre they are to he quartered for three days, for the purpose of drilling. Of late, a very consider able npmber of gentlemen have enrolled them selves into this corps. Their soldier-like appear ance, and striftattention to duty, ref:leas the highest credit on. their Colonel, (he Right Hon. the Earl of Km:NouL, and does honour to every individual of the corps. • Application having lately been„ .spade to Lord LOWTHER, by 'the Trustees of the rresbyterian Meeting-house, in High-street, Whitehaven, re questing his Lordship to sell a piece of ground, for the purpose of enlarging the Burying-ground— his Lordship immediately replied to the request gave permission for the ground to be taken up; but, in the handsomest mariner, declined accepting any consideration for it. We have to recommend it to those whose business it is, to place an Iron-railing round the fine Monu ment just opened to the Memory of the brave Capt. BURGES, with all possible dispatch. Yesterday several Sailor-boys were looking at it, and pawing every part in so rough a way, as to endanger its mutilation. A respe&able Dublin Journal asserts, that the se/pot/vie/et/ Traitor, Arthur O'Connor, and a Printer, whe► fled from Dublin in 1798, have the chief concern in the English Paper lately established at Paris. Colonel DESPARD, who has recently been taken into custody, was one of those unfortunate Prisoners at Cold_bath_fields, whose sufferings particularly excited the tender sympathies of the Middlesex Can didate. It may be conceived, that the Contra&ors for lighting the Public Lamps, as they find that the Oil has been stolen, think it their duty, upon mor a l principles, to supply as' little as possible, in order to prevent temptation. Owing to the prevalence of North-easterly winds, the ridge of sand stretching across the mouth of the Tyne, known by the name of the Bar, has increased in height nearly two feet; and on Saturday and Monday last several ships struck heavily thereon in going to sea. Poultry waa” extremely plentiful last week at Romford, thatthe finest pullets did not fetch more than twO shillir;Ktand great'vttilftWig were re turned unsold. Tile' 'finest live fats in Leadenhall market, have lately been sold for the low price of one shilling each. Yesterday about two o'clock, a female pickpocket was dete(ted in Cheapside picking a Gentleman's pocket of a silk handkerchief; she was not only genteelly dressed, but of a prepossessing countenance, and one that we should have rather suspected of stealing a Gentleman's heart. The fair thief was handed to the Poultry Compter in the Ntry best stile of a City Constable. NAVAL NEWS. - PORTSMOUTH; Nov. is. His Majesty's Ship La Pipe is gone out of the Harbour to Spithead. Arrived the Diligente, HILL, Polly, DAmoN, and liaustry, Too, from London. • Sailed die Portsmoritb, BURR ox, for London. YA RAIOUTH, Nov. I& Ti,3 E Diana, RoLoF, from Christiansand bound to liavre.de-Grace, with deals, iron, and tar, is put in with damage, having been on a sand, FALMOUTH, Nov. x&. ARRIVED and put under quarantine, the Trans. port Ship Willing-ton, Captain ARMSTRONG, laden with naval stores, from Malta and Gibraltar, four teen days passage from the latter place. A great number of letters (after fumigation) were landed from her. • Also arrived His Majesty's Brig Gannett, of IS guns, Capt. Bass ; Aggressor Gun-brig, of Jo guns, Lieut. THOMPSOtip arid Hind Cutter, ALLEN., from a Cruize,; ship Maly Capt, TEMPLE, from Lop don; Flrrxley , TtotNERY, with groceries, from London ; schooner rißog, KILLIGEP., from Wa terford, with oats ; brig Fanny, Capt. PROUT. /NG, laden with shumac, &c. in thirty-three days from Malaga ; Brig Eaglebusb, Capt. COURTNEY, from Cardiff, with iron, for London ; Brig erin. cessa, Capt. LIGHTLY, from Archangel, with tar, tallow, and wheat, for Bourcleaux ; Endeas , :ur, MUDGE, from Exeter, with groceries for this place. Sailed the Hope, Capt. SHIRRELL, with silt, for Hull ; Eliza, C AITHNESS, for Plymouth ; Beckford, WALKER, for Cotunna ; Nancy, LLOYD, for Mil ford ; Industry, TRIVETT, for Plymouth ; Garet and Frances, KING, for Penzance; Caledsnia, NE IL, for Lisbon. The Prince of Wales Packet, TODD, sailed on zth inst. with Mail for Lisbon of 9th inst. DEAL, Nov. IS. ARE. I VED from Portsmouth, and sailed for Shee r the Monkey Gun-Brig ; and from a Cruize, the Driver Sloop of War. GIBRALTAR, OCT. 25. ON the zzd thz armed Schooner Pickle, arrived here from Plymouth, in eleven days, with dispatches fbr Sir RICHARD BICMERTON, with which she shortly afterwards sailed in quest of him. Our last levers from Malta bring an account of :ome very unpleasant disturbances that had taken place at the Opera there, with General VIAI„ the French Minister, in consequence of he and his fa. wily refusing to stand up or take off their hats when God save the King was played : the riot was so great the first night as to prevent the performance going on ; and on the second night, when General VIAL'S famity went there without him, the Ladies were hissed our of the house, on their refusing to stand up when the rest of the audience did, on that tune being played. It appears very strongly from General VIAL'S condua on this occasion, that he wished to draw some insult upon himself, and no doubt but strong remonstrances have been sent home to his Government on the subject. Ge n eral VILLETTE, who commands the Garri, son, to prevent any future disturbances of the kind in the Opera-house, gave orders, that in future no popular airs, or any piece of music should be played, except such as belonged to the performance. OCT. z6.—The KING of i FTßuttin arrived at Barcelona on the 4th inst. after a passage of eight days, from Leghorn, under pretence of paying his respeas to the KING of SPAtN, his father-in-law ; but it is generally believed,: that BONAPARTE, being displeased with his condua, has given him to understand, that he has no further occasion for his services as King, and has furnished him with this pretence of quitting his dominions. The KING of SPAIN's retinue, in his, journey to Barcelona, amounted to upwards of five hundred carriages, and - fourteen thousand persons in his suite, and like locusts, their route was marked' by famine and destrudion wherever they travelled, as they consumed every thing on the road, and the ex pences of these Royal visitations are seldom de. frayed till two or three years afterwards. The following letter has been sent by the LORD LI EU fENANT of the County of Gloucester to His Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants and Ailing Magis. traces for the County of Gloucester and City of Bristol : CF.NTLF:MEN, Having received a Letter from His Majesty's Secretary of State (Lord Hobart), recommending the raising of the men tor the Militia of the County ofG loucester with all dispatch, consistent with the prescribed forms of the lata Aa of Par liament relative thereto; 1 am to request your attendance at the ensuing meeting, as advertised by the late General Meeting of Lieutenancy, in order that the Militia for the County of Gloucester may, as soon as possible, be put to its establishment. BERKELEY ' Berkeley Castle, Lieutenant of the County of loucester Nov. it, ilkez. and City of Bristol. The Pops lately visited the Cirdinal of YoRK, at Frescati, where he dined in company with the abdicated KING of SARDINIA. Last night afire broke out in the house of Mr. Moore., Surgeon, in Poster_lane, Cheapside , , but by the timely arrival of the engines, and the exertion of the firemen, waz extinguished without doing much 4 1amp i re, except to the furniture, ,PARIS, Nov. q. A discharge of Cannon yesterday tyening ad o nounced the return of the FIRST CahstlL) arrived at Saint Chud at half past seven.. Colonel RAPP is retur n ed to P ar is iTagt hi s mission in Switzerland. V,IENN'A, Nov. I.—HisArra/AL Mmus l has put off; tilt next week, his journey to Presbri to close the Diet. The poi n ts w hich have be e t mutually conceded are only agreed upon for th r d years, after which a new Di et otvillt b e a ssemble ; when these ou n ce ss i o ds will be;e - liher revoked' confirmed. , i l The Grand Duke CONST ANTINE will; it is said -- ca set out on the zd of November for London.. .13Ast E, Nov. 9.—The Town of Srlmuitz, lof' s ) ; become so famous, from the Sitti n g o f t h e Diets"' been occupied by the French General Dumao sf ; with a small corps of Troops, a p art o f w hich ha / been detached from the environs of Uri and Wi lt ' cualden. not ALOYS ItEnti , ro and Aur-nEx-MAux have quitted Schq.e..itz as was reported, but BActiMi" has retired to Constance. The French Troops, stationed in the envirDoB4 Geneva and Portarlier, have arrived at Berig ti ; Fribourg. General TIIIIREAl; is expefled some .rigatie4 of Infantry, The Diet of the Valais is assembled at Sior• I M -2 "e OCT ii--Tkg speedy fetal al, Sovereigns to this capital is annoe.nced. assured that they will be accompanied by the 's4 and Queen of ETRVer.k. Among the persn o whom his Catholic Majesty, has grant ed 1",,,, r ,.01 on occasion of the two marriages Which have u r i, celebrated at Barce lona, is the Ex-Minster gut Jo, whose liberty the Prince of Peace ha; °-. wined. It is thought that the Marquis MALEgisft, will also be pardoned by his Majesty. Mr. 1 40 i; TER, Consul General and Charge d'Affaires of Court of London, arrived hate a few days I I ) ; Mr. P:NKNEy, Minister Plenipotentiary of , United States of America, has set out for fla ill r , Irea, where he will embark for Italy, as SUP c. intendant General of the Consulates of that Natic He has left here the Secretary of Legation, 1' will fill the office of Charge d'Affaires. RATISeoIe, Nov. ie ~Deputation of t hl Empire held yesterday its mii f tting. They At: ed several arrkes concerning *support of the 0 ; perial Chamber of jYetzlar, and the perpetual nt ai trality of the Cities of I?atisbon and aletzkr/ef, the seats of the Diet and the Imperial Chat Contrary to general expeaation, nothing trantl at this sitting respeEting the supplementary .1 0 ° 4 nity of the - Grand DUKE of TUSCANY. It 15 h iel asserted, however, that besides the rents have been promised him, he will receive an mentatiori of territory, and that the Eiedorallh nity will be conferred upon his house. rrAv A Courier expedited from Paris by Citizen k LEYRAND, Minister for Foreign Affairs, htlo to Citizen LAFORET a new Supplement to thcl a o Plan of Indemnities. It appears that the conelts of the business will now be hastened, without ing for any answer to the official coma uniC n ' made to Austria. BASLE, Nov. o.—The French Troops ha v e of sitively entered the little Cantons. S o me e°,„reot nies of the 104th Derni-brigade, an d a detae"'' c k of the t3th Regiment of Chasseurs mounted4o possession of Srhwitz the 31st of 06tober. Ufa met with a tolerable reception. The General 'd DER-MAUR who stays at Schavitz has distri u them amongst the inhabitants. The military' c od mand of this Canton has been conferred on the fie de Brigade, Domßusxy. Two comp a nies O' A w second Demi-brigade have been detaChed t°ol dorff, capital of the Canton of Uri, and tsVo P at Stantz, in the Canton of Undrrz,vaLi • f l ea Some Troops have been sent to Glaris, the Constitutional Order has not been esrablis'' The country of the Grisons has not yet b ee ri . c :ol upon the ancient establishment. This Pruv' si se rlt Government has dissolved itself, after having Or a Protest to the National Prefeet, PLANTA. t bs great Assembly of Fccderation, convoked ° I. nte zBth, has not taken place. The 29th, ties sent to the Diet of Schwitz returned to t i l id Their return has added to the agitation, and o' 6 e it to such a height that the Prefed who, in th inel of the insurredion had been arrested and det 3 • f t, Cos for 45 hours, did not think himself safe at lo be! and retired to Malaris. The 30th of (:).'bad the French Troops stationed in the . 4 a n e not then entered the country of the Grisons• The Provisional Government of Turgoal t he , the Dr:irri, dissolved itself at the news of the arrival ° S test. This protest has uniformly been the scb°sool French Troops.at Berne, but has made a formal ,cl some individuals who. took advantage of the '' ,00 ,0 t ofa great number of the. Deputies. At their 0 %0 44 fore F they protested on their par' ab t liej‘ the condutt of their colleagues, and inserted protest in the protocol of the Assembly. , o tic'} The people of Turgovice have express e u be so discontent at the proceedings of the M e°i , a i r tio; the Provisional Authority, who, without ' v v eo' for the arrival of their colleagues, should 0 139 tured upon so important a decision. The t r o f r og j talions of the 16th Demi-brigade lately set ou „of Zurich to go t o St. G a ll, have received a 311 order. They are to return to Brs ct ,.o-au• L a or General BACHMANN has quitted Zueit'P an n ol! ( ' i to Constance, where there is a considerable rl" .of his countrymen assembled. ------- , n Pes t A numerates gang of well.drecced thie ves l , the avenues of the Theatres, and nightly uch- depredations at the termination of the Play, On Monday evening a Gentleman leavinZ C i fl ioo' garden Theatre, and crossing from the end ° by $ street to the opposite corner, was surrounded h2t is numerous body, and so ge closely wedged in,...ritro was some minutes before he c ould d' 1 !;01) . himself, and make his way through. 0 3 ' j l enis served several decent-looking women an' o n he concluded that the crowd and pressure w e ' or p p r o t occasioned by the company comi n g 11°n ,goel(ci lane Theatre, till putting his hand into brisbtva shortly afterward , , he found he had been -° ; valuable snuff-bux,