The Sun. — London, England, 1802-03-24 00:00:00

'I tlrity for a more honotmble discharge ofits duties;• 4 e, as one of the Guardians of. the. Public. Purse, must protest against this Bill. :He then 'entered into an enUmeration of some .of the advantages which Were .supposed to 'attend the Office to those Who usually• fi)ledir, who were commonly Profes sors of the LaW in some one or other of its branches, and & l iked ; - - A 'He went along, on some .of the abuses to which the Office 'had been sometimes de graded ; 'for ivhicli reasons-he was decidedly against the Bill: Mr. BULLER expressed his opinion favourable to the till, 'as a measure without which there was no security for the due execution of the important office of Curoner. • • --. • Mr, ELL /SON said, that the maxim `.` T. 4 Labourer is worthy of his hire," was a just maxim. But there . was - anothei equally true and .wi s e_ . " That we should be just before we were generou-." There never was a vacancy for the-office of Coroner, but the Candidates to fill if were numerous, and he 'Was sorry •to say, that the - canvassing for the office Was sometimes marked, nok. only by enormous:ex- Pences; but:disord er an d ukOar,. and some other-of the incotivenien tes of .popular eledions ; some of Which he understood to cost the.party toool, Why then, . to giv e more money, for the, xecution of such sao office. to giv e to those ' thus canvassedfor and sought, was R i lto are contented already, and to t.ae away. f rom thos e urdens, which who are complaining of their certainly was not following the ' maxim Of " Being „just. before' ive are generous.". or these reasons he was against this Bill. Mr. DICK INS thought the Bill ought to be entertained, and was not aware the expence of car rYing it-into execution would be so large or so in- : convenient as _some Honourable Gentlemen seemed t° imagine ; n o r was he convi n ced th a t . th e o ffi ce o f bee n was so genera lly filled by Attornies as had een insinuated, for in the whole County of North ampton there were but two of.that description. ' . t 7 ' h eSPEAKER reminded the Hon. Member, that t oe - Bill flow before the House .did not profess to re, pllate the deicription of persons who should' fill .the : ffice, b ut - the! amount .of allowance ,to defray the xPence of it, ' This he did to. obviate the.incon '-ven';en6es which arose out of deviations from - the N.l.estion in debate, - Wir, n . pri „' TIcx•ING respeftfully assented_ to the o •th:ril 43 ' the suggestion, and submitted to the pr zu. p ro b a t t Z_t r he Ch a i r , an d concluded with his ap„ Si r - w .l ,‘ - the Bill., . theots on 0ite,p130.1,111) was about to deliver his send . C o l, p o Ivowhen . .. ed d kl. P , desired the House might be . count "ll there adj o 6 ril being only 33 Members present, an Half lue nt took place' of course. This was about. • Past • tlx, o'clock, „._ Prom tLe LONDON GAZETTE, March i3,.t80z. . • tAitrhall, id trch 23, 'gat. 2: en , li r , 44 ha.s been pleased to present the Rev. --,--.- P ers i a l l e to the Church and Parish of Applecross, in the th e . rY et Lochcarron, and County of Ross, vacant by kr; ,Taxislation of the Rev. 'John Macqueen to the Church pa rish of Ciairliiol. ' I;:i.i\WRUPTS. . 1111 , i ,,! 1 4 LOn PoWnoll now or late.. of Piccadilly, banker, to R - " rr ender 4 Mirch 27, at twelve, April 13, at e l even, an d aY 4, at' one, at Guildhalt; 'Attbruies, Messis. R. and duk e S hae,s,:l - 0 - dor..oreet, Blac . kfriars. . Stay::: y*of.llalifax„rneto4,nt . , April tr, 22. and May 4 ,4 at eleveri • 'at ill' White Lion Halit'ax: Attornies . , Mr. „_`-oulthursr,' ..BedfOrtb.row., • London. or Mr. • S wainsun, 11 1 , 1 , 4 2 4 1'4x. .0 ....... . - ,„,;'..iniel . Imes, late of Liverpool• faAor, April . 9, T2 l .,`!t -vicven, arre'May 4 . at - thide, at the ' Crilfin Inn, Long mil 'Ale, , tvlirnetiester! , Aitornies, • !Jr ; bar if .Of -(llithatn, ' 4 4t:arillire \I , Wilson a v id Broad, .131nm-street,* SonthWa" i °( 4e".. ' 7 1( . . . -Prils ti 7. Williath - whi tt i ft Ad, ' o f L a ceby; Linceln;.,birt, flplieeper• I t , , ter.' ut tne'bouleof T. Walker, in Barton , upn...kluttler,.LinC 1 - ril. 152 Rdliert Ma rshal °lnslire Of Adv;ic k : -UPon-street, Yorit A D isir,eorti-trarter; 'it te. 'at thillbant, Doncasler. bt;ile z i?' Ebetlez er, I'lpil , of. late ofj-iv.crlr° l, „..., s " l7* ' . ltNy,elivi,aßatitocnollhea,rdi.lacttohtilke:e..ya,br ta.ns'dn. Gottrt...iieriillearbnii'lei.i.";..,:tialts:::,Pflujer; it lia I ,‘ . . , (....YovLenil- Gth:rtrd•-• Bowers". . and Arthur_Rei,d i ay , ectfor47Stte,.- 10 '1 " e n , '. 1 3 . , 1 0is at . ten at Cud has . ,., . Iler ' e•I 19. William, 131a' ioie,"•-o?- Abingdon, Becks ; 'rni ancltnealutan; at t:n, at the;Red Lion inn, Abingdon.- , . . -- • :. CER:T/F/c.4.T.E.5. • . . ' April 'r3. Nin t h Be •. . , . . ee ttsquare, rner-", ew njamini of- , ....une..5tr chant . !Vilna-* • , . .'.. . ' ~,rn Stenliens, of E tter," adler. ' xlotna neanett late Of re'v,;:s t iet a, c o 4ent_flardefi, geld: e4llli.tli 4ntljewelicr;.• ',.., - . .• . ) .' :. _'.. eQ rgP Dan, slOrt . Est, ; braisitn, Zinaon Do.nci:-.:r • Ct.t7elp,now ,t,(9," .late of Lancaster, rnercnant. '' ' -'' ' . -.-• - 4 airtilevinett, of Walliti k .: street,:wak.kionsernan. • - - ' THE SUN. ,C.OLEM Qt: IS AUS.Upc - uoz.vr ? ZOND-ON,-MARCH 24 ) . 1802.. t' \Vp i 2 1 - '' l St ni i -„eht received French are tothe; -°t " instant inclusive ; hut they are wholly desti- , tote , . ti` , I. an y importa nt , i nte lli gence . Th e Conserva -'e enat e 114" e, fixed the mode and time of the re -11,,,e‘v"1 of four.lifths of the Le g i s l at iV e Body f y and the 1 unate, or the, Ye r. a r b , '.' * present, ,intl the 'next., three. 3 ' -the Consulate have app of this: Sala "il-Consrd,uin. Switzerland and Turkey continue to be in a very et'Plexed and melancholy state. • • _. . . p a :„Wa .q.amt burgh 2tf a ii s remained due W Pl 4 put t o P ress. .hen r e l . was WiThe 1( Ili on Monday took his usual. rise in t, ok dsor 'Park, t h e - QUEEN and PRIN CESS E S also an. excursio n to Frogniore. • • The Pr - I.^ t ro ~. ...OIL AL FAMIL Y came to -town yeiterilay th Windsor ''' ' ' • ' ' f r T he. buk t . 9FYO RK ' crne to town yesterday °4l Rath. •' • • .- - ; • A,. a :, e i' t e_rtlaY' the annual eleelion 'for Officers of . the 1/0„:(1.Tot, Agriculture took place, when the Right ~f - - tt _ e a-0_ tsi cARR I.NCTOI4 Was re-eleaed President " Jdonr4 for the year 45uing. NAYAt NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 23. SAILED this day from Sr. Helen's for the Medi. teiranean, His Majesty's , Ship Medusa; also the Greyhound Sloop of War on a Crnize. Went out of Harbour His. Majesty's Gun;b3ig Piercer. , ,• FALMOUTH, MARCH 21. ARRIVED yesterday the Prince Ernest Packtt; Captain PErRE, in 24. Lys from New.. York, with Mails from America : she does not bring any par ticular news ; also the Brigs Mifoq, ,WtLLI A.ms, and Libert WENSBOROUGH, from London. Sailed yesterday, thc Pelican, Captain PERICIt , ;S, with oats, for Liverpool ; and the Swedish Ship Het cubs, Captain JOHN SC H A L-L, with tobacco, from Baltimore for Rotterdam. Arrived this day His Majesty's Ship Arzet,;yst, of 38 guns, Captain H. R. GLYNN, from a Cruize ; and the brig jean, Captain IVl‘LAcHr.Am st from' Lisbon,.,with fruit, &c. for this Port. Passed by this evening, the American ship Alex. tinder, Capt. KING, for London, last from Norfolk,- with tobacco, &C. ; .forty-,rwo days passage. The Packet with Leeward. Island Mail still ye, mains by contrary wind. Two Arberican-Ships are hourly expeted at this Port from Port-au,Prince, when we' hope to be fur nished,with _some news from St. Domingo. The inhabitants•of this . town were this day high, .ly. gratified -by' l the entrance of three French Mac karel Boats,. dri'Ven in here by stress of weather, which are the.first, that have, been seen here during the War, or since .the si4ning of. Preliminaries. NI CH 2 3'. Tars day La Seine, of ,40 3uns, Capt. nun, Caine into Harbour to refit, Yesterday advice was receiver; at the IncitaiT owe of ,the safe arrival in the Dosvins of the Company's ship Lord Thurlow' ; Capt. DALp, from Madras. This Ship sailed from England: 7;34 April last, of course has been only•eleven months out,anti home. —We have before given-a list of her passengers. Colonel . OLIVER, of the Madras Establishment; has been appointed Civil and Military Governor at A intx)yna. • The Supreme Court at Madras was opened under a Royal Salute on the 4th of September last. The following is a list of the Gentlemen who compose the Court : • Chief .7mstice—Sir THOMAS ANDREW STRANGE. Ptisne jadg,r7s —Mr . justices Gwti.t.tyr and Sutivt rt. Officers—S. 1). TOT r AN, Esq.' Clerk of the Crown, and Register of the Court of Admiralty ; R r cstrr - r-4, Esq. Prothonotary and Register ; J. A Baryr r, Esq. Deputy Pro thonotary and Register; G., LYS, Esq. Exairliner ; L. Sterling, Esq. Sealer. Barristers—R. WILLIAMS; At ANSTIa/TVER, H. COmP= TON, Mut F. DISNEY, Esqrs. leithrnies,Preflors, and Notaries—Messrs. CnALmias, SA MUEL. YVI'MA,HON, WALTEi . 2.S, and OsME. • ' Marquis WELLESLET was at Monghir on' the 28th of September. His Lordship was expected to stay at Monghir till 'some arrangements had been carried 'into effed.. Monghir is generally inade a station for part of the 'English Troops, and is on)r 275 miles North West of 'Calcutta. We further learit; that- it is- his Lordgiiip's iriteritiob'tei visit all the interior parts'Of rhe'provinCes stibje& to Bengal, arid that he means to proceed to Locknow, in order to make some arrangements with the Nabob of Otroi. • . The following is an account nF . the progress of Marquis WELL 4sL'Ey in his journey front Calcutta to bicknoW, . . . Aug . , ath; Reaihed Chinnurah; dined with Mr: Bikcit, the Resident. ' zoth. -rroceeded on his,79ynce, accornpniect.by,Sir II obt POPHAM. ' _ 26th. Reached Dowdpore. Sept., fst. , Landed. at Zerharripore ; dined with. Mr: Senior Judge At VoOrshcdabitd,' • A. Insite6led the Troops, tinder the command of Lienthv , atit-Colonel Woos ; breakfasted with the-Colon ~ and held a Durbar; dined with Mr. Ro CKE S6COll(i 3d: Anchored nearly opposite to the'Palace . of the Nabobof Bengal, to whom and to the Begums His Excellency • paid a visit of ceremony, attended hy. bis 'body-guard, and by a Captain's guard of European Infantry. His .Excellency is attended by the respeOlveLlittlges,•Magis;. trates, and. Collelors of the several distriOs through which he passes. The Marquis 'WE LListe before he ' left`the seat of the Supreme. Government to visit the -inte rior, . appointed PEtER SiiiKE, Esq. to be Vice- President in Council at Fort William. shipwaS conveyed up the river in a yacht; preeed ed by the Comman'der in Chief. The - Sava/omit Packet; arrived at Bengal on the x.3th March aril,. after. having been eighteen months from England in her passage to'Canton, and from thence. to Bengal. . The Earl of eilornipgton, Packet ; Capt..GEPltt,;E SttarsON, arrived at Cal. :cutta on the.. 18th of a:lobo- 4 . and was to be dis. patched for. England September following.. The ,Ssvaliv.zu was ,to be _dispatched soon ~after. the 4ornington. Orders 2tre received at. Chatham from- the Mali— 'raliy and Navy Boards, for the•five fa .!inen of the sbipwrihts, 'viz. the two foremen of the yard, the two foremen afloat, and the' foreman of the new' works, to have settled salaries of z4Ol. per arm. in War, and zool. in Peace. The Remains of the late Earl of IVlotrwrit ATR ar rived at Weston, in Staffordshire, on Saturday last, ;mdwere deposited the Family Vault with those of his Maternal Ancestcrs. The Funeral, was at tended by the principal Tenants of his Lordship's Staffordshire Estate.. His Lordship died at Straw berry-Hill, in Devonshire. Yesterday died, at his house in, Sloane.strett ; FEvx•CALVERT, Atit - C'll , . We are assiired.that the Leg [la A A Body convoked by the Gower/11=ot oh the th 9f Ap ; that Extraordinary Session is to continue till tire loth of May. i , There have been publiAlea at Paris, from the month of February 1801,.. to March tSoz, 1185 works, among which we remark 12z romances, and 65 theatrical pieces. • ;According to the new regulation of the. Court of Petersburgh, the. persons,etnployed about it amount ,to 3979. Tile yearly ,expence is calculated 'at , 3,300,000 rubles. The number of horses:in the imperial menage is 591. The KING of SWEDEN having permitted the let ters and works of GUSTAVUS 111. to be published; all who have received any of the letters are invited to communicate then to the Public, through the medium of the Editors,. the Ministers of State, or rather to the Grand Mareschal of Sweden:, , Tll6 ELECTOR of BAVARIA has ordered all the Foreign Mendicant Monks, found in the MOrlaStc.. ries of, his States, to be sent to their own Coun tries, with fifteen florins to bear their charges. The Imperial Chamber of ( Wetzlaar, has again addressed the' Diet for the payment of the. Arrearsdue to its Members. • Fur the last ten years, they have only received a small, supportfrom the, bOURty: of die ELECTOR of MENTZ . . There is due., to them 34,000 Crowns ; and they will loseio;Bot:?' florins annually, by the cession of the Left Bank of the Rhine. The Equestrian . Order of the Empire has informed the. Piet of its intention to contribute a consider-- able sum towards erOling . a Monument in honoUr of the Archduke. CHARLES; • The cession of a part of the Upper Palatpate is again in agitation, in lien of other indemnities promised by. Austria to the Court of Munich. HAMBIJAGH, MARCH 9. --The movements of the banish Troops in Holstein give rise to various con- je6tures. •Somi imagine they intend again to 'possess themselves of this city ; while others think they are only designed to free Holstein from the bands of robbers with which it is infested. Some well-informed persons say they only intend to occupy ,the little village ,of Edit: in Ho/win, a re . sidence of the Bishop of Lubec. A profound silence is obserVed here on the sub_ jet of the Indemnities. The interposition of tl.e Court of Peter:burgh is earnestly desired to con., ciliate the differences of opinion. about them. BASLE ) MARCK h . —The New COnititirtion, and above all, the Division into 2i CantonS; and the important powers of the Cantonal Authorities, are the universal topic of conversation in Switzer land. The. territorial diviiion 'ilnds apologists in iirgyt,::e., Baden, Sr. (nll, and such whet places as are atraid either to lose their independence or, to be united with ,the other Cantons. At Claris and Berne it is not relished. Several articles, changed from the projet of May 29, 18oz, are generally disapproved. Upon the wholes the 'New Constitu tion finds more opponents than adherents, and it is still a question, whether it can be carried into vtecution, Our Government has addressed another Note to the Fretich Minister, VERNINAC, concerning the Valais. It has been transmitted to the Minister of Etter il Relations. • : BERNZ, 9.=—The Deputies of Valais are returning, one after the other, to-their ecitrirt*. Nothing has been decicted , concerning . The new. Chamber• of Administration established- by .THURI:EMT,: has ordered a :Decree to- be_iphb lished, by ,virtue of which, all the "Arrears.of.Con tributions of the year i Soli 'must be paid in eight says ; .and those of r 802., F itz fifteen. days. The Receivers are personally-responsible; for the exectt, tion of this Decree. We are happy to state that the Lbßt) CELLOR was not worse yesterday. His Lordship is confined with , gn attack of the gout. Yesterday a Court of Direftort *as held at the East India House, which adjourned, at six o'clock till this daY. A Court of Aldermen *as held yesterday at Guildhall, at which were present the LORD MAYOII, twelve Atdertnen, the two Sheriffs, and the Law,' Otlicer, The Conrt did no other business than or.. deriag thi bead to continue at the same price as list week. • New.,Y.ork . tapers to the -13th of Febrtiar)i 'elusive, , are received. A t that thrie, 'no account had been received of the arrival of the French Fleet hi the West Indies; m , t' do these Papas contain any new aecotints Ofthe insurreaicin and disturbances in that titiarter. 2 The Bill to fepeat the judiciary Code has been carried; after a long contest in the Senate of the United States; by a rhnicirity of 16 to ts, and is novt , before the House of Representatives. The 55th Inf?:,try has marched to 1-Torsharn, on its route to Portsmouth; in order to embark for foreign service: The following 6 ;he statement of the amount of the French• Army, as it will be from the beginning of this month. . Consular Guard ; .:. . - .6•.N.0.) Cavalry and Dn!goons - - -2,2 2 0 c , ,), Chassenrs a cheval and 1-liitsirs' .. - 3 , 3,0ce) Artillery (horse and foot;~ Miners and P.. onteneers I 9,0.00 Infantry of the Line . - - - 250, ow) Light . Infantry - - - - 60,000 • ' •••••••••••••••••• I , Total 387;000 In the above .statement are not comprised the, nnmerous Corps of Gens d'Attnes, nor the three Demi Brigades of Swiss Auxiliaries, nor the Polish Troops. According;to calculations, said to be exal, there is annually consumed in Germany, z millions, 37,.828 gallon of aqUallitae,, on which' are ex pended to,ol6,oodhushels of malt, and more than z 0,000,00 0 faggots.. With these materials bread might be made to the amount of two milliards of pounds, fir to feed 4,000,000. On:Saturday sennight several shop-keepers and butchers in Mandiester, were conviaed at the New Bailey, and paid the penalty, for exercising their wordly calling on the Lord's Day, P R: GATE • t f a deicers.ofOislviajessy's Brigade ofOuar,.., at Chatham, gn S'enrday' evening perfort&A'Shak sp;are's Play Of Kin g Jobe,' and the Pa'rke of, the Motor, to a ;ele6t aud,ienee of their frien M friends. Much beautk and fashion graced the houSe, monk the inost cOnspicmius were, the Mdrgrave and Margra. vine of ANT fACti, Earl and Countess of BA N (2 tor;.' Lieutenant.teneral .and Mrs. Hut.sv; IVl;jor_Ge.. deral and Mrs. EtnutAmp, Comini . ssioner Tr cr F and Family; with many Officers, Natral and' MiCy tir4r. The,Chztratters were thus east: KING jOH King John, -- - - Capt. I3R y Prince - - Capt. Ct. ir io Prince Arthtir, - WALeoT. • Earl of Pembroke.; - Capt. Bito 41— k.arl of S4lisbury, . - - • Capt. Earl of Essex, - - Capt. BAR N Alz.. D. Lord Thigot, • • 'l.tetti. -Col.- '1)11,K E ' - - • 7 - Faulconbritiie, - - Capt. cA yLFIELD. kobett katticolibridge, Mu li. kkY. ,F Iglishl-Terald, • - •F*11,c,.: • Ring Of,France, - - , .Lieut,C9l i ,AXol . 4. The Dauphin, - - Hon Capt..MAepoN.;,L Austria, - Hon_ Pandillpb, Capt. TrOyLii- • Capt., Mntr.tAiita. , Cititen Vt*.kngieri, Citpt. A utia EY. - - Capt. -13 s Executioner, - - - Lieut.-Col. DR. ummoND. CQnstance i . ' • Mrs': LurclaFlELp . .. Vlinor, ~,,,- . . Mrs. Ilif ALCO r. blanche, - - - Mrs. LEE. tatty Fatklconbriate, - - Mrs. AiKEY: .. ... . - - l'ilE: MINOR._ Sir W. Wealthy, - Capt. B,R YA 14", k:Mr. Wealthy. . Capt.' Sir-George Wealthy, - - ANsoN. Shift and'Sinkrk, - - Capt, .% Loader - - - • - - Capt; 'AN ON. - Attn. COki Lucy,. - - - - - Mrs. Liz, The parts' Were allowed by all present to be_ so:. tained - thfoughont in a manner very superior to any: Private' Theatricals they ha'. ever . Avitnessed, and some of theiil.4ll‘ the.M . ok'admirable manger. ' ;7thx was great, and the clifiicuit'seeritin which tll4)Virit - instigates linbe/t,to inurder„was. fitiely.managed,lq both the performers; and obtained thc..w.arme4 ap pl4ise, .as was that between , the bitter and -Arthur, 111 Site prisoti,„whicii Auost Sensibly mewed the au clienCe ; indeed; • the .character lixtb;er,t ,w 4s re,n deted ino‘pi,prominent than ever-witnessed.- Fcul4 cc , nbridge - . wal3al4o well performed: The kin g o f F rizhce , , S a lt # 6li ."and el ! ..n•the .e./Aneirer')4airV•it;Kwerfut spppors to thepieee; and Vric . iii , lßLO in COnlarce, ,contributed her full share,to. the. general excellence ; her "Pow , .':rs we're most zealously and sueceis'olly, exerted, and crowned with repeated plaudits: ` 1. •• • • ....Pe Farce was also very creditably, gor. up: Mn.` Cole titost delineated, and Sir • and kr: R'i . chirril Wealthy:foal - 1d most able. re, pkesentatives. CORN ZXCHANGB, Marti; 24. Tire teat importation of Grain iri 'general, causes a heavy Market Wheat is luq . ver s Barley Zs . . cheaper ;tape Seed declines in price ; Fiour, frisin the great ttocks, has a dali,sale, and rather • . , Wheat viva 64S a 74a,0d Beata - 3os a 33s 611 •F ine , ditto - ~ 7s a 78s od Tick ditto 7 zBs a 3 is olt Malt - 4-)t a 43s a 47s od Oats , . - - -15 s aZ IS ! 6il Fine ditto :- 48s a 49s 6d Poland do. s2S a 23s dd Sarley, ._ -.. 3is a 39s od Rape Seed. 311 a 341 pet' laSt 1137 e, .... ; ' -38 S a 4 2. s od Fjkle. Flow 55s a 6os per &ffet, White Pease • " 41's a 44s od Seciiiid do, as a sss iiioClo. Art axer.xet was represented last night at Drury_ lane theatre and was very well attended. Mrs. BILLINProN'S Maidane is her best performance. As KELLY continues indisposed went over the course:in, the part, of Att44am:s, with the ►riisic n:-this hattd t. it is somewhat, strange as the Opera o Artaxv.,Te is so attradivr, ,that SEDq. WICK WaS TlOtail,o9ght of . 10,1; orel for thF par t, and that he was: not,,pieparied EcTS*ln it tsvithoit Lord Fo LEY - , who. is quitls tecO. , ..ered -frotn. thx accident he = met +At a fall, froin his horde some time since in.Luiceistershite, is. a'rrived .in ToWil with, Loivi Cn F. rziia t-14.1ittse,Selit, near Cotertry), ,LORI Fo rhasibetn.Asi:a visite-J.—Lord _FO. cy. will this week take. his*ttlit - i the,l-11utse of ?eels. ' The' TXll4l*el : eF ceit t.`;nnorn Dame of Fashion, has;it 'se,eiti l; . se I fitl tFo 'die? fOr the' l loSAol\6o.ten - :an . Wlite . 'recent deitli excited so rtlikl - i".'i+grei. This" garb of Sorrow, 'it is said; is notli€ltl'for!h'as a mere 'tribute to de. • parted b;it is .to appear as tfie'young - Lady's fitritily ' . haxing• flatteredilhemitls'et el . her being-a Dutihesr Elej * • • . . The Ike Duke of Oittt ANs,''We understand, made the quickest -jourier from Paiis London ever known, li a vi n g . performed. it, a clista.nee.of upwards of 250 miles', in . r.k..nly.,fOur.hours. He .had re lays oe horses all the stay upon the .road on bor4 sides of the water i land must, of. - co'are ; ,have been fortunate it hi..pßasage from Calais to Dove,r, The following, anecdote '.reireeting TouisAiNT has been commun , cated ro - us . ; Shortly aftet. BONA i,AItTE appointed himself First Consul, he dispatch ed an Officer in .his: Confidence to St. Domino, un , !er the pretence of cotrunereiai business, but 'iri.realily for the purpose of learning.tte designs . of the Negro Chief.. ThiS person,. who soon became suspe&ed • by TO::rsAINT, was- invited by him to'a grantt . dinner, at which all the General. Officer's and Magi.- strates were present. When the dessert was served,. TOtSSAINT dr&w from his pocket two pi s tols, an d placing them on the ; table hefore . him, exclaimed, " There is a Spy in this assembly;,". .4.dead.silence was preserved. .1011S$AINT then addressing him, self to the Officer, said, "'You are. the ,rnan,_, and should be justified in blowing your brains, out. The Officer rising wish great composure, replied, " You may : if : you plcase;.but it will be an useless crime.". ToussAttcr, surprized at the resolution of the man, after a sl-COrt pause, said to him, " Give Ine your hand ; you are a braVe fellow. . I know that BONAPARTF;,. as soon as he. has n i :lde a Peace in Europs,. will : Rend an. Army to subdue me, bit I laugh.at cap do."