The Sun. — London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept, J 4, 18oz. Dowing-stree:, Sept. 14, 18c2. A Dispatch has been received from Alexander stfaton, Esq. His Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at the Ottoman Porte, transmitting an OEcial Note delivered to him by the I?eis Effendi, on the 29th of juiy ►ast, relative to the Navigation of the Black Sea, of which the following is a Copy TRANST,, , ,T,IOK Ofcial Noe arel;vereci h J the Reis ;, i fend; to illexaa . der Straton, Esq. at a Conference in his . _ zys house on the Cana!, the 29112 jay, iSo 2 . it behoves the .charader of true friendship and 'zincere regard to promote with cheerfulness all such aeltirs and ohjels as may be reciprocally useful, and may have a rank among the salutary fruits of those steady Bonds of Alliance and per felt good IJarmony which happily subsist between the Sublime Porte and the Court of Great Britain ; and as Permission has heretofore been granted for Oe English Met chant Ships to navigate in the Black Sea for the purpoSes of Trade, the ,same having been a voluntary trait of His Imperial IViajesty's own gracious heart, as more amply appears by hn Official Note presented to our friend the English Minister residing at the Sublime Porte, dated 3 Gemaziel Ahir tzt —this present Talcrir" (Of ficial Note) is issued ; the Imperial Ottoman Court, hereby engaging that the same treatment shall he phseri.e.l towards the English Merchant Ships com ing to that Sea, as is offered to Ships of Powers ino:;t favoured by the Sublime Porte, on the score Qf that Navigation. The 23 P,2biL;lEvvel 1217 (23d July, 1302.4 St. James's, Sets. Sp I Soz. Count St. Martin de Front, having received new Letters of Credence from His Majesty ViCtoire Emanuel King of Sardinia, giving him the same Cha;af:er of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiary from Sardinia, had this Day a pri ri:!e Audience of His Majesty, to deliver his said new Credenziiils, To which he' was introduee,a by the Right Hon. Lord Halykesburr, His Majesty's Principal Secre tary of State for Foreign 4frairs, and conduced by Sir Stcpher, Cottrell, Kor. Masker of the Ceremo nies. C9minkzion in tin. Royal Ileglrnent ef Do - 77n and Co; - nwa!: :Villiers, sig , led by ride Lord IF.trdeit of the Stannaries. Date:: yufy is, .060 z. John Lemon, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Comrandant and. C..)lont.'l. Ordnance-Offce, Sept. 13, 'So?, Rsrzl Rrg irttent of t~rirlfer3 Cantain-Lientepant Richard Buckner to be Captain, vice E Dated Sept. 9, o'o2. Lieutenant Thorr.,s j. Forbes be be Captaiw-Lieute n..nt. vice lipektier. Dat,d as above. Lieutenant William Johnston to be First Lieutenant. Forbes. Dated as above. RANK.RtiPTCY ENL /IIZG ED, S 25. lohn Frcemao, of Feet-street, hat-manufa6turer, -at ten at Guildha:l BANKRUPTS, George Brett, of Chcshunt, Hertfordshire, grocer, to snr rencie;- Septernher i?, and 06 - tober iz, 7,6, at ten, at Guild hail, London. Attorney, Mr. Towse - , Fishmongers'-Hall, Upper Thiones-s•:r:zot, London. John Rihbans, of Colchester, wine-merchant. 0610ber it, iz, and 26, at eleven, at tia: Ship, Colchester. Attornies, TVlssr;;. Sntron and 'Hedge, Colchester; or Messrs. Wllan ton and Dyke, Lamb -Buildings, Temple. DIVIDENDS. pa. S. Richard Robert William Tulford and Benjamin 14Ainurv, of C;rear Russell -street, shoe-makers, at ten, at Od. S. john Barker, late of the Royalty Coffee-house, Wcliclose-sluare, yidualler, at ten, at Guildhall. CERT IFICATES. Oa. 5. Daniel Owens, late of Chester, chymist. john Westby Hatfield, of Falmouth, warehouseinin. William Stephens, •of Abc.:llurch-:lane, London, oyster dealer, Tames Edenborough, of Nottingham, vklualicr. ft Et A r i!t. —ln our • Paper of Wednesday last, instead of Cer tificates to ‘Yrn. 1331 Ark, and Wm. Hanah, of 'T3lacWriar's P,oad, oilinLa—read Wm. Harrah ony . MAILS. ARRIVED ruz - Hatnl?urgh Q 3 PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY . A TWLLVF. O'CLOCK. - 68 a 69 a 69 f OmmuLa 81 a Y Disc. Conols. THE SUN. 119LE:4 QU,IS pJpExt 741,31JM Aup;•IVT LONDON, SEPTEMBER 1802. Tilts morning arrived a Dutch Mail, which has brought us Hamburgh Papers. The Bishopric of Pasing, it appears, is still occupied both by Austrian and Bavarian Troops ; but as the ELECTOR has cl;iitoed the mediation of Russia and France, there ear, be no doubt of this contest ending without an y serious issue. It is 'again rumoured at I3rp.ffels, that the CH t F Colcsw., means to visit that city in the course of the. present 'ninth ; and orders have klually been received there from Paris, to prepare accommoda tions for two hundred of the Consular Guard. 'Tile other intelligence 'which the Mail brings, will be faunal under the proper head. Lord fir -I TTWORTH will be accompanied in his Etrobassr by die follbw big Gentlemen : Mr. T.!_ r• - r, Secretary of Legation ; 7,1 r. If P F 1) ;irate Secretary to thc: Ambassador; 3r Chaplain to the Embassy ; R to iouc js already at Calais; is English, and very clic, -st e, ‘• o dVif L 14' EIF S. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 14, DitaPPED down to St. Helens, the Glatton Man of War, bound to New South Wales. Sailed the Lion Man of War and Ifinde Frigate, to the Eastward. Arrived the .1 1 1411 Ce Frederick, CHRISTIANSON, from Porsground ; Elizabeth, Ru BI E, from Guern sey ; or: man ,Sr ANT oN, from Seville; and Russia Compau -, from Nantes to Riga. The Bellerophon, Majesiit, and Goliah, of 74 guns, are arrived from the West I n di es . Th e For midable and Temeraire, of 94 guns, with La Topaze Frigate, sailed from the Jamaica Station about the same time, and are daily expelled. These ships, are to be paid off with all possible dispatch. The Acorn, Hussey master, bound to Quebec, sprung a leak, and was obliged to put back to Poole. The Private Secretary of General ANDR FOSS/ is in London, and has engaged for the Embassy a mag_ nificent house in Portland-place. The General in tAis making his public entry into London on the Ist Vendemiaire, the first day of the French year, which is the 23,1 of September. He brings with him a number of Agents of Commerce, or, as they have been hitherto called, Consuls, who are to be stationed at our different commercial ports. Thursday evening 3. AR B U CHNOT, Esq. Am bassador to the Court of Stockholm, arrived at Nel son's Hotel, Yarmouth, and on Saturday afternoon embarked with his family on board the Unicorn Frigate, which immediately put to sea :—when Mr. ARBUTH NOT stepped on the quarter deck he was saluted with fifteen guns. The seizure of the Gorge Merchantman, of London, because she had a few crates of earthen_ ware on board as a present, has been followed by the detention of another vessel (the je . nnis, Capt. MucKLE), because she had a few stocking and waistcoast-pieces on board. Both these transac tions have taken place at Charente. It is full time . some commercial intercourse was settled, since our trade is exposed to so much petulance and hazard. On Saturday Lord ST. VINCENT arrived at Lord SHEFFIELD'S sear, near Lewes, in Sussex, where his Lordship remained till the following day, when lie pursued his journey to Sheerness. Lord ROB EAT SPENCER is returned from Paris. Lord GUILDFORD has proceeded from thence to drink the waters of Bourbon. Lord and Lady OXFORD arrived in Paris r'n Fri ' day. Lord and Lady Ho LLANix propose remaining there some time longer. The EMPEROR of RUSSIA lately, went from Pe. terhof to Cronstadt in a chaloupe, accompanied only by an Adjutant. He landed there without being discovered, and proceeded immediately to the house of the Commandant. The latter intimi dated .by the sudden presence of the Motiarch, changed countenance. The EMPEROR said to him t.e 'calm, I am not come here as Emperor ; but as a simple individual, and request to be treated as such." Having fulfilled the intent of his voyage, his IMPERIAL MA J ESTY reimbarked and returned to Peterhof. In his way he went on board the English frigate, Latvia, and partook of a breakfast with the Officers of the vessel. It is related of the present EMPEROR of RusstA, that on the Chamberlain WrTorsFoF waiting upon him to make a Report, respet#ing a new institution for the benefit of the Poor, his Majesty being very , busy, wished to postpone it, but asked what the bu. siness .was ? " It relates to the Poor," replied the Chamberlain, " The affairs of the unfortunate" said the Emperor, " ought to be considered before all others ; I will attend to it immediately." The Duke of WI RTEmiIE RG, for the purpose of facilitating the Commercial Relations with other Countries, has established a Bank at Stuttgart% which bears the name of the " Ducal Bank." The Batavian Government does not appear to aft• with the expeded liberality towards the Dutch Emigrants, who have recently been permitted to return to their Country. The poor men are dis-- persed over the Republic, and a brand seems to be fixed on them which precludes them from being em ployed in trade or manufadures, and they are re fused admission into the Army. There is, indeed, some hope that they may be received into the Co lonial Army, and have a chance of falling victims to a new Climate. The Estate of Aub;gy, which is to be restored to the Duke.of RICHMOND, in France, is worth, we undenitand, about 8001. a year ; but as to the Dukedom, whlch went along with it before the Re volution, it will in future be no more than a Llot in his EscUtchcon. The Danish Government, on the representation of the French Ambassador, has ordered that the vessels of the Italian Republic shall be received in the ports of Denmark, and enjoy the same ad. vantages with the vessels of other Friendly Powers._ A great number of English Officers from Malta are at Rome, visiting the monuments of Art in that Capital. A house at Berlin, used for the drying of .gnn_ powder, lately caught fire, through the negligence of some person i employed in it, and was blown up, by which accident two workmen were killed. A violent hail storm has destroyed, in the environs of Tours, the, remnant of the Harvest, which had escaped the. coldness of the spring and' the dryness of the summer. A similar disaster has happened in the neighbourhood of Strasburg. An Insurrefflonjately took place amongst the Journeymen Shoemakers at Srutrgard, the Capital of the Dutchy of Wurtemhurg, who assembled to the number of Ism demanding an increase of Wages. The Military being called out, the Rioters were compelled to submit. The harvest in the Northern part of Norway promises so little, that much inquietude has taken place io that country, as to the means of procuring 4 sufficicrt stock of grain fut the ensuing V‘rintcr. 711 E n&rcli MAIL. RATISBON, AUG, 30. SINCE the 24th, no Sitting of the Deputation has been held ; but it is expected that it will again meet this week, at the motion of the Deputy for the Eleaorate of Brandenburg. Last Saturday the Deputy for Wurtemhurg, Baron NORMANN, arrived and delivered in his Credentials to the Deputation. The Wurtemberg Envoy, Baron BUHLER, Will leave this City to. morro.w. On the day before yesterday the Prussian Mini. ster, Baron HARDENBERG, likewise arrived here, but yesterday proceeded on his journey to Munich. The Bavarian Troops are still continually em ployed in taking possession of the Indemnities in Franconia and kkuabia. With respeEt to the mode of discussion, it is now settled that the Sittings of the Deputation shall be held in the EleCtoral Collegial Chamber, at a lung table, on the right side of which will sit the Deputies from Mentz, Saxony, Bavaria, and Wurtemberg ; and on the left, those from Bohemia, Brandenburg, the Grata Matter of the Teutonic Order, and Here C,rfpl. The proceeding's will be condueted after the manner of those at Rastadt, and all ceremonial' avoided. Various claims of -precedency, &c. have been adjusted. VIENNA, Auc. 2g. Br a notification of the Privy Cabinet to all the Heads of Chanceries and other Colleges, it is now made known, that all the Superior Colleges for the interior administration, excepting the Hungarian and Transylvanian Chanceries, and the Italian Go. vernment, shall be united in three great depart ments, the heads of which shall be the Counts UGARTY, CZICHY, and LASCHANSKY. The first is at the head of internal affairs, with the title of Grand Chancellor; the second is at the head of the Finances ; and the third has the direttion of Juridi cal proceedings. The report that the late Hospodar of Moldavia, MICHAEL, SUZZO, has repaired to Constanthiopie to justify his conduCt, still requires confirmation. The GRAND VIZIER is returned to Constanti nople from Egypt, and has been received very gra ciously by the GRAND SIGNIOR. BANKS OF THE MAINE, Auc.3l. THE /Mb: 4 4 r;c of Passau is still occupied in dif ferent parts both by the Austrians and Bavarians. The Bavarian General Dnioi has his Head_quar_ ters at Windo:f. In consequence of the occupation of Passau by Austria, the ELECTOR of BAVARIA has claimed the mediation of Russia and France. The late Nuncio at Vienna, Cardinal RUFFo, has been appointed by the Pura Archbishop of Naples. BRUSSELS, Auc. 30. YESTERDAY orders were received here from Paris, to prepare lodging; for zoo men of the Consular Guard, against the middle of September. It is now again confidently asserted that BONAPARTE will come hither in the ensuing month. Several Mercantile Houses from Brussels, (Ascend, &c. `acre establishing themselves at Artsurrt. Dun. kirk begins already to lose by Antwerp. r: MADRID, Auc, t 4. ON the Izth Their CATHOLIC MAJESTIES, with the whole Royal Family, set ont from this City . for Barcebna, to meet the QuEEN and PRINCESS of NAPLES. The train which attends them con. sists of more than 3000 persons, clergy, gentry, and military, with a prodigious number of car riages, horses, mules, etc. As THEIR MAJESTIES go by Saragossa in Arragon, where there is no good water, orders are given for supplying the Court daily with water from this Capital, to be car ried by mules. HAGUE, SHPT. 4. WE now know that we shall receive the Distrias of Zavenaer and Huyssen, between Emmerich and Arnheim, for our Indemnification. Citizen HULT. MANN, who is going as Minister to Berlin, will conduEt the - Negotiation for the formal cession of these Distrils. The Secretary of Legation to the English Em bassy is arrived here, and has taken for himself and a numerous retinue, the whole Inn of the Alten Doelen, for so me months. The Russian Envoy, Cognt. STACKELBEIG, will reside' in the hotel of GeiIratRECHTEREN, in the rorbout. Baron CRUM PIP EN' likewise soon expelled as Austria Envoy. The Haerlem Courant states as a report from Paris, that a plan is there in contemplation, for ereaing i 2 Supurior Courts of Justice, which will have a great 'resemblance to the old French Parlia ments; it is also said that the old French Louis d'ors will be called in, and a new gold coin circu. laced, bearing the head of .13.Q.:\tArduurs, REFENUE“ IT 13 with particular satisfaEkion we learn, tire at no preceding period of either Peace or War, to s tlie Revenue of the Kingdoul in so flourishing a stag as during the present year. The following accouil will substantiate these assertions : EXPORTS OF BRITISH rRODLICE AND MANUFAc' TURES. !Sox. Quarter ending sth of April Ditto ending sth of july Real Val ie2 ,C• 4,7 16 ,4 1 ' 4,024,44 z Quarter ending sth of April Ditto ending sth of July EXPORTS OE FOREIGN MERCLIANDIZE. Idol. 8,3 t7,9 6 !' 5,t0,441 Quarter ending sth of Aprii Ditto ending sth of July - -r, Toth, 60 8 - 1,161,5 0 ----0 - '3,712,15° __; :3 7__ ,,6 8 9 2, ,, 0 0 6 , 6 1 Gross amount for six months of Home and Foreign Produce ISQZ. Quarter ending sth of April Ditto ending sth of July Gross amount for six Months of Home and Fo reign Produce - - - i 7, T 74 ,131 Thus we see that the value of British and Foreign Produce, exported for the last half year, ending the gth of July, amounts to above Seventeen Millions--" a period that comprehends the commencement °ob . ' of our happy x: .a of Peace. What may we not ex pea will he the increase of our commercial prospe rity, as Peace continues to expand her golden pinions ! The following are our Imports of Foreign Pro' duce for the last months, ending • 2C aforesaid. IMPORTS INTO THE PORT OF. LONDON. Half-year, ending the sth of July 4.4,427,7 7 6. From the foregoing statements we may rrceive, that the unprecedented largeness of our Exports , , for the short interval specified, is not the only cir cumstance in the account that affords cause of F roui exultation to every real friend to his country's wel‘ fare. The Excise has been produaive in a proportion , ' ate degree. During the last two months, i t 10 5 averaged two hundred and seventy thsusand pouglis per week, being at the rate of above fourteen 17 111- lions a year. We hope this statement will not b 6 prohibited in the French Newspapers. CORN EXCHANGE, Sept. I 5• THis day we are short of fresh arrivals, an ti not many foreign parcels of Wheat at Market ; most samples maintain their prices, and new far secd sells high ; Malt has rather heavy sale ; the sup ply of Barley is short, and goes off readily ; White Pease are a trifle dearer, as also are Beans of both sorts ; Oats continue plenty, with no mite" rial variation ; Flour is rather scarce, and not lower' j Wheat 4Ss a 585 a 695 od Beans _ • 335 a 36s 6 Fine do. - 7os a fits od Ti c k di t t o - z S s a 33 5 c d malt 475 a 495 a Sts od Oats -15 s a 13s a 23 5 Fine ditto - szs a 53s od Poland do. 24s a 1 5 3 . a li..rley - 295 a 335 o d ' Rape Seed 3 5 1 a 3 gl per Rye 325 a 355 or! Fine Flour cos a Sys per sa L New ditto 35s a 415 a 425 od Second do. 455 a 5 0 s per do' White Pease 395 , a 43s od As bowel complaints are at present more pre/al lent than has ever been remembered, a Medi cia c i Correspondent recommends the following safe ;In certain cure :—Grown persons so afflided a re te; commended to take from 20 to 25 grains of the V s ( Turkey rhubarb toast e d, an d to d r i n k copiously ° water_grciel ; roast an d b a k e d meats s h ou ld be avoided, .as also veget a bl es o f a ll sorts, and 1113,j 1c liquors. Boiled meat an d toast an d water s hot" be taken at dinne r , an d a sma ll tum b ler o f w eak brandy and water w arm , w i t h g i nger, previous tn ; the patient retiring t o r e st . Th e complaint, if Ote., in time, is by no means dangerous, bu t , if neg lette's might be of the most serious consequences. A most extraordinary affair has happened st r bathing place, near Kilkenny, in Ireland. Ab° u thirteen persons who there went into the wate r ' have lost their reason, and shew a wild insanity' their eyes staring in their heads. The gen tle ; men of the facul t y who h ave exam i ne d t h em , 11° ordered severe exercise as a remedy for their afilic' tion. One way is, the placing them on very noel cars, and driving them s m art ly a b out . I t i s a serf singular occurrence, and has astonished die pe O L in that part of the country, The company at Ramsgate are now enjoying new species of entert a i nment . A young L a dy , hibits her expertness in swimming, and great nol et et bers of pers(sos resort to the shore to witness manoeuvres. She dives, floats, and ducks, r s produces her f a i r f orm i n suc h a var i ety o f attitudes; as cannot fail to a ston i s h the wondering sveet'll° of both sexes. r Yesterday morning, as on e o f t h e Hunger", 3 : ei oyster-boats was passing th roug h one o f t h e atc", of London-bridge, concluded by Smith, a vi , c6 terman, an eddy tide ov er p owere d hi s oar , %';' ll ' i s he held fast, and which striking forcibly against 0 breast, he was pitch e d over b oar d, an d hi s body , not yet been found. On Tuesday se'nnight in the forenoon there ‘l , an alarm of fire in the Fadory belonging to Me s , f sf 6e . OLIVANT, in Portland street, Manchester. 6, tnost immediate as s i stance was g i ven ; b ut notwi 1 fire standing, that part o f t h e building where the ne began (only very lately ereded) wa s soon in ? ri g flame from the gr oun d to t h e top, the roof 114v1he fallen in. It was for some time hoped that be other and much larger part of the Factory o "`3 have been saved, and to effed this desirable obo e l the engines were ad - lively empl o y e d ; but it .w as oo .. vain. The flames sl o wly, but effedually, ated themselves beyond the boundary of the dio uis h wall, and in a short time all 'attempts to Wi l l i t o them were fruitless--every thing was consurn e 'v e j the walls, a part of which was obliged to be g e u rou s down in the course o f t h e day, f rom t he clang state in which they were left. • iroo Saturday evening last a man,' who kept an free r, shop at the corner of Green's -court, Brewer - % d i e went a few yards from his house to look a ., of ground which was excavated, for the purl' s he hen laying. the foundation of another house, * yeti was suddenly seized with a giddiness, and f T ll 'clic hi s headlong into t h e c h asm , b y w hi c h acc ident ltt` o ur' was broke, and his skull fradured. Pe en' ; t e stantly.' • • I ';;;,i 1 a