The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-12 00:00:00

_._ ''eFre de Meurott Bullot, .. . / of Meurces - Reernertt „ F alter ILl'Murdo of the 31st Foot • • . I, oil t - er C lifE; of the 7th Foot 1 tain I% vnyard, of the Coldstreant. Guards AI n Walha'nke ofdChilers, of the r rth Light DragoonS •:•e/cander Wood, the late rzoth Foot `4lLeXander Dirbm of the szd Foot Th oma s Lewis Layard, ' of the:7th Foot b,.u.r•li_starl of Elgin it yl a r ,fl _titer, of the Angusshire Fencible Infantry ", 11 tad of Breadalbane on n s R. , lade, of the Ist Dragoons p re ll Yler, of the late ad Battalion of the Sad Foot Willia m A. F. Beckwith, of the37th Foot iv,ll.lliam Spencer, of the 2.3 d Light Dragoons .. Sa t R * ll , ~s s et, Knt. of the sth West India giment Tames MUCi ksraharn, of the 27th Foot An rred Montgomery, of the 45th Foot vcr• l 9rick At.igustus Wetherall, of the Sad Foot q, ham Wright, of the Artillery, in Ireland in Daniel Arabin, ditto wlllitain• Buchanuan ditto •1i„ l am Murrav, o; the 24th Light Dragoons b !1• William rumley, of the 2.2 d Light Dra g oons ,•?cert Brereton, of the 63d Foot f.tarrias Gibson, of the, 83d Foot 1/o',llrms Hervey Elvves, of the late ad Battalion S4th loot re Disney, of the sst Foot - Guards tianMontresor, of the Both Foot - • , I;l3!l,llMac.kenzie of the late ad Battalion /Sth Foot .. - Saw? William Carylon Hughes, of the Sjth Foot rd Corry, on Half-pay of the late forst Foot t , , 'A, de L'Hoste, on Half-pay of the late so4th Foo .`,elc. Graham Stirling, on Half-pay of the late z zzd Foot_ . Qn. Archibald Montgomery, on Half-pay of the late Kelral wOl asgoxv Regiment M °r( l aunt Clavering, of the Argyllshire Fencible Infantry i l 'arn Thomas, of the 41st Foot e,'n Michel, of the r4th Light Dragoons 'ePhen Trotter, of the late i rath Foot • To be COLONELS in the Army. ‘Vi i MArORS )to. Osb. Hamilton, of the Ancient Irish Fencible Infantry es Wheeler Unwin, of the 6oth Foot iah°,roas Norton Powlett, on Half-pay of the late 95th Foot - ,.; le illock, on Halfpay of the late 95th Foot ti a - l i leis Slater Rebow, of the ad Life Guards Sir Pi got, on Half-par of the late 13oth Foot c kr Edwa i r g cl derald Butler, Knt. of the 87th Foot Ilso It Mathews, on Half pay of the late Independents li o R. tinttel Need, of the 27th Light Dragoons Afigivard Webber of the late ad Battalion god} Foot .lichael EdWard Jacobs, of the 76th Foot I,llllonias Viscount Ranelagh of the 66th Foot ~ homes L' Estrange, of the 7th‘ Foot ;it 'l'. Pechel I, Bart of the late ad Horse Grenadier-Guards tWilliam Latham of the 7th Dragoon Guards 1:!ohn Castleman I , h -Ist Foot '',, a ,y r i l , e i s r '',,raY, of the 75111 —9an AP Quarrie, • of the 86th Foot David Dewar, on Half-pay of the late Independents bseph Foyeaux, of the New South Wales Corps Ri c h e r M:Creagh, of the nth West India Regiment (:;e", - ,.),,.-r , 0 . Dogherty, of the 69th Foot Glade K umaird Dana, of the 13th Foot w s•Cerjat of the Ist Dragoons w`•\hitor Elliot, of the 33d Foot . . • liV ' tii i l4 . l.ll Clarke, of the 46th Foot , • • ‘11,11.4ta lephson, of the 17th Light DragoorlS lob '''lti Sinclair Wernyss ; of the 48th Foot in , 4 ,'rant, on Half-pay of the late Independents 01 , ,„ . , h r ., ornith, of the 31st Foot icr,% Moore, of the 26th Light Dragoons Ce c ,'',. 41., 1 Baynes, of the 76th Foot coi:-Ze D odsworthoof the 34th Foot •' ' . t 14.,,4f1es Miller, of the Ist West India Regimen 14 "4 "jel Levett Peacocke, of the 48th Foot 'l,;l'le's Stirling, of the 4zd Foot .. 1, ()Inas Steele, of a late Recruiting Corps Da'loicl W itherington, of the 9th Dragoons ho'nelt Maxwell, of the 7th Dragoon Guards '", o es Le thorn, of the 4th Dragoon Guards th`icrt Yloung, ofthe Bth Foot , zdarles Browne, on Half-pay of the late 96th Foot hward Stehelin of the Royal Artillery . B Q-4 'kit • S i chalch, of the Royal Artillery _ i,„ l , , gL4tus ti iky ',-,.N:10n, of the 4th Dragoons bt,:ri Ross, of the late Ist Horse Gren. Guards 1- en z ‘ots, of the 62 , :i Foot ' t ' r Y k:,,,x.r•, of the Royal Artillery 1 .1 1, 44 Vi ' t: s o. of the zcf Dragoon Guards a, -I.,e' Miller ; of the Royal Artillery 1, j ohl - 1 7 111 . 11 tton, of the Royal Artillery ' o . 11 - `,." - Pir.g, of the Royal Artillery 1 1 j r - , ll „.Johnstone, of the Royal Engineers 'clit,l.'„'-','"i• Sproul;,of the Royal Artillery 11111 —n o- L - , ernome ; of ~ -04„,'Pn Daeres, of the 26th Foot l'h',4, Mellifont of the loth Foot tl . e i V' fl as Ingli , o ' n Half-pay the late i26th FoOt ligtv WorransiE'spinasse of 4th Foot I,ltoetc„eri'rtkoolueiosl(night, of the ad Foot la of the 56th Foot - - , Teter }-14 Yes g Pet'it; of the 35th Foot So/I-its Powell of the 14th Toot eS uhtel " II ' ,- 11e z9th Light DragOoris 441 °1 -we 'of 'the of id Foot 'lls,„ Venables Hinde, the 3 tet ' i - ,` l ,s Norton Wyndham/of the rst Dragoons altsolpead Clegg, of the 9rst Foot aro, ,lifnell, of late York Rangers °I n s -rY t uart on Haltpay of the late Independents 114- ' -i ndall. ' l3 1- nd, of the 38th Foot I‘.eillr'tble Jam ° e r s a ßalrisay, of the zd Foot i o kto'etcher, of the 6oth Foot 30sheiin, of the 6oth Foot , ° ht: LIEUTENANT-COLONELS in tilt Army qii n ~.. . CAPTAINS , oh .%liller, of the Royal Marines 1 ~,e:i,,tl•ll,lSll..)Si'm' it ' ll, ofofthße Royal Engineers n A g r in ti e l e te rs ry ol io 1 ,, 1 • , e,), the )aiia'l?-"11 Steholin, of the Royal Artillery , t o , Iford goo Lamb ; lto,e liore, of the 4th Dragoops t 41,, s Richard Coates, of the 69111 Foot ti. j'ller Sharpe, of the 49111 Foot Al o 1 • ole, of the Royal Marines • Ai z i 'Trevor of the 7th Foot . 41- H•i l of 1 Royal Marines ~e 01„ • o ey, t 1e.,. le ' 64 4 of Ditto Ivi(iaill Patten, of Ditto JA ti la c r ,t l Johns on, o f the 47th Foot "f reswell of the Royal Marines Att. 4 ' l Binks, of D,itto tich 44 . l ' R an, of Dittb . . . leri,,e'!rdliidleke, of the Royal 14IarineS. ,V ie ; Home, ot Ditto tli-, anlpiaell, of Ditto Wilfr.t A•lonerief, of Ditto ' ° liti ldm 00 iiglas, of tire 6th Foot l l 'l hoo l er at i c O i or i of the Royal Marines ames (- ° ,l3 Y,' of Ditto ai to , , - oissel I, of Ditto ot'll.,i, AvAller, of the 42,d Foot - .; 4 'nil; C.°l-ninkins, of the 7th Dragoon ("tierce, h i e 4v aumorel, of the o:th Foot tkv- '?OttglaS, of s the Scotch Brigade . . itme4itlish Stun, of the.39th Foot 1011:1,,i-latnilton, of the ad Lite Guards Ai§ wgeot, of the 38111 root P,1,1.1. Sitraptiell, of Ditto I((o.,''oird it ockitoos, of the Royal Engineers 1.1.0.`tt ITArey' o' Ditto ro Ici o p , , . -IN, L oylui, of the 7th Dragoon Cuar4 - floi -it '‘filg. Of Ditto 1,11,,,Me1ey Oyerond, of the loth Foot 1t(44,'.4 Magrath, of the 87th Foot o tot 1. / . 'to t , ul)e, of the Royal Artillery C ''to '4 WUl lte, of Ditto ~0 1 .. tt. W. Dixon of Ditto - I, l4,..p:_brid ges, 1-I,mayal Engineers ka',,,,,, watts, 01 tht. 67th Foot tristote ane, of the 83d Foot • or''',"iaXwoll, of the Bth Foot ,‘,‘,1!•4:1(1-',1eilet of the 36th Foot. b . , lt s h ire l ‘. Ito Levereli, of the 3d West India Rigihitot 4ioto ei ir , yilson of the Royal Artillery i chato' ai latti, 01 Ditto clt v s' Hamilton of Ditto 1 , 1 aot 1 ... , „ o rt f rolel van, of the ist Foot Guards 4 h ~,...4 i % ! ‘ l arlili;, of Ditto llti'io's k-roTer, of the 32th Foot . . I,VQllii tgue Bitrrowes 'of fii- 14115 Foot ' ' )h li_ intoavvjenso,n -Nlocleoo ; of the isth Light Dragoons. oli !Ilias4, of the R oyal Manues • ll ` of tilt: 76th Foot ( ~ I, lo ta ot e,, , of the tBth f cot 1,,1art e. ,, , ,o.rt• owton, of the Royal Artillery zoiilrritiiroaii, ot. the 2 - ISt root '. piariz , '')Yl)--1, of the 4th. Dragoons 1 taLlteh 4.T:raiiCis' Taflo - r; o - f the zist Foot ' 4 4 113, 'tA, of the 3-th Foot . c„,, v or, of the 9cl; Dragoort-s ,s 14,,,, , ." 41 ey, of the 24.1 West India Regir"l" 11.ich.trd Piger, 15f the :* 7 Joseph Thornton . , 'of the 40th Foot ' . • To be MA) 0 11. S in the Army. • STAFF. Colonel the Hon. Alexander Hope, Adjutant-Gcner4 iu Ireland, to be Deputy. Quarter-Master-penerai to the Forees,,viee Anstruther. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Anstruther to be Adjutant-Ge neral to the Forces in Ireland, vice Hope. BANKRUPTCY ENLARG:ED. fune lg. Edrinrd Russell, of Maidstone, hop-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPZRSEDBD. George Keridray, of Hammer, Yorkshire, dealer: BANKRUPTS. Francis Marshall, of Northumberland —street, jeweller, to surrender May is, zz, and, lune 22, at eleien, at. Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, Castle -street, Falcon-square.. John Farley th e younger, of .S hardlow,* Derbyshire, corn fa6tor, June 8,9, and 22, at eleven, at the Mile Lyon Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale and Alexander, New-Inn, London; or Mr. Bond, Leicester. • •• - William Dale, late o f P etwort h , S ussex, Miller, fifAb 4, 5, , and 22, at ten, at the Norfdlk Arms Inn ; Artindel, Stis-sex. Attorney, Mr. Holmes, Arundel: Thomas Cartwright, of Manchester, upholsterer, May 17, st, and, June 22, at three, at the %Vitae Horse Inn, Man . chester. Attornies, Mr. Cardwell, Manchester; or Mr. •• Jackson, Walbrook, London. 'John' Harrison, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, manu fki,urerofearthenWare, May 26, 27, and June zz; at twelve; at the Nlarket-Hall, Hanley, Stallbrdshire. Attornies, Mr. Tomlinson, Hanley ; or Mr. Willington, King's-Bench- Walks, Temple, London. Thomas Johnson, of Kidderminster, rocer, May 3r, ancllune 22, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. Willes ' Worcester ; or Mr. Platt , Bride court, Bridge-street; London. Daniel Hamaway, late of Brandon. Norfolk, merchant, June z, 3, and 22, at eleven, at the Guildhall, in King's Lynn, Norfolk. Attornies, Mr. Dugmore, Thetford; or Mr. Berry, Meard-street, Soho. James Chaddock and Randle Keay, of Wigan, potters, May 19, 20, and' une 22, at eleven, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Attorney, Mr. Clayton, Wigan. • DIVIDENDS.. • June S. john Davys, now or late of Loughborough, Leicester shire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Bull's-Head Inn; Loughborough. Junes. Thomas Tinson, of Charing-cross, silversmith, at • twelve, at Guildhall. , • . June a. john Fishwick amd Edward Fishwick, of Man chester, and George Turner, of Toddington; cotton-ma nufaelurers, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June 5. William Fincham, of Tottenham-court-Road, glass-seller, at ten, at Guildhall. June is. Martha Beyers, of. Cheapside, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. June 5. H umphrey •Wooil and Joseph Horlock the. younger; of High-street, Southwark, oilmen, at two.l,ve, at Guild . had. June 5 . . Thomas Bowdidge, of Lime-strqet, theipr i at one, at Guildhall. June x 5. Robert Pitkeathley, of TaviiVock-street, book seller, at one, at Guildhall. June 9. William Wootton, late of Rugcley,, StalThydShire, hatter, at eleven,.at the Crown Inn, Rugcley, July r 3. William Ward, of Birmingham ; grocer, at eleven, at the Public Office, Birmingham. June 5. Edward Bate, of West Bromwich, Staffordshire, timber-merchant, at eleven, at the Public-Office, Bir mingham_. - Julie 5. Wallwyn• ,Sheppheard, .of Boswell-court, Carey. street, money-scrivener, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 3. Gilbert Wright, of W.orcester,' glove-seller, a' eleven, at the Crown and Sceptre Inn, Worcester. • CERTIFICATE. June r. Francit Onion the younger, of Croydon, miller. MAILS. Alta VED. DUE. amburgh - o PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DA 'AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Consols. - - i,ai Omnium ---ra ri Pr. THE SUN. SULINI QUIS DICERE FALSUM ALIDEAT ? LONDON, MAY 12, 1802. Wt this morning received the Paris Papers of the Bth inst. They are nearly filled with discus, sions upon subjeds of Finance, and' upon the ques_ tion of establishing the African Company. The Legislative Body have appointed a Deputa tion of 24 of their Members to wait upon the Con-, suls with an Addre ss G . Congratulation. The price,of the French Funds is not mentioned. Lord : departare n for Prano is only delayed till the French Ambassador to (lir Court is appointed. Sir GREGORY PAGE TURNER, We understand, vbted in the Minority on Friday night by mistake. He was conversing with some one while the Mem bers were dividing; and did not attend to what was going forward till the doots were shut, and he was of course counted in the Minority. He spoke strongly , in favour - of Lord BELGRAVE'S amend ment. Yesterday the toR d MAYOR held a tours of Aldermen; at Which were,present sixteen' Alder men, Mr. Recorder, Mr. Common Serjeant, and the Sheriffs. Esq, Deputy; lately eleffed an Alderman of the,Ward of Catle Baynard, in the room of Sir Wm. HEkttre, Knight, resigned, at the last Coditi being attended by Messrs. GRIFFITHS, die, w E 1,i., and FENTON, Common Councilmen of the said Ward,. was introduced to the Court, and sworn into office; and took the usual oaths and his seat accordingly, as junior i'ldermano The Master and WaTdeng of the Bakers' Com pany attended the Court, reSpeaing 'the Assi7te . of Bread, and the Returns of the MealWeighets . being examined, the Court ordered the Bread to be re duced half an assize, or one penny in the peck loaf,, to take place to-morrow: The quartein wheaten, will the n be sold for giciiatld'hotisehold, 71d. , The Thanks of the Court were voted to his Lord, . ship, for his having obtained the - high Honour of the Company of His Royal Highness the PtINCE. of WALES to Diptier, in the City, on Easter Monday last :—also to the Lord Bishop of Bkrsror, and the Rev. Mr. STL'ROES, for their excellent - Sermons, preached before., the Couit, and the Go vernors of the Royal Hospitals, oh Easter Monday and Tuetday last. The Courts of Conservancy for Sorry and Middle.: sex, were ordered to be held the 161.11 of June,- and Kent ar.sLEsse4, .the z3d of June next, • • tk i . ii - YA - L '1;1 A IV§: PORTBIII9V7A, MAY 11. -ARRIVED last night, the Cdizstepree Frigat : e,ftom Li . 51)01); and it is reported she brings News GP a diakreeablc nature: . • • , . Caine into Harbour the Puissa&t,Man of War. Arrived the F ame , BA KE R, f r o m the Downs, for die East Indit: ..‘ Arrived the - SrdA, DAWSON; from Newcastle ; Lord Nelion,• ,from lochester ;' and Sjseid. PERK INS, from London: , FALMOUTH, MAI" 9. SAILED this day, the Pr '.cc of Wales Packet, TODD, with Mails of tie 23th ult. and 4th inst. for Lisbon ;,the Favorite, (Cartel) BR AY LE Y, for Nlorlaix, with French prisoners from Bristol for Morlaix ; and the following vessels Friends Adventure, Langstord, Hambletonian, Bardwell, Hebe,-Jones; Dinah and B e t se y, _E v a ns , Mary, Thomas, In dustrious; Kenmore, Concord, Williams, Horatio, Bromle34, and Catharine, Jones, for London ; Surprize, Carter, for Embden ; Ardent, Peters, for Amsterd am ; P rov id ence, Barker, - for Pillau ; Ocean, Quinton, for Riga ; Howe, Maryson, for Lubeck ; Fortune, Thistle, for Hull ; -Mary, Watkins, for Guernsey,; Nancy, B a t es , for HambUrgh ; Lord Seaforth, Dounier, for Quebec; Accdmplisbed Quaker, Binder, for St. ChristOphers ; Industry, Akerstrom, tbr Ikam. and Aaive, (Excise Cutter) .Kinsthan, -. 011 a tt rnize. . Arrived this day, -the Miners Schooner, CAR Bus, with bale goods; &c.,from Li.itsrpQ4l for. this Port ; and the Comm / Cant. nt WALLER, also from Liver j Pool. " The orders for the 'sailing of the Alld/aad and Lady Hobart Packets, the former with Mails for Jamaica, and the latter with ditt9 for 'Ne - w , Yoik, were received this evening at' the Agent Cs Office ; and they are expeded to sail early in,the morning. The fralsingham, Ronmt-rs, and King George, YESCONIB, with Mails from. Lisbon, are daily ex- petted : at resent we have no Lisbon Packet with us. • SHEERNESS, MAY rr. 'ARRIVID His Majesty's . Oun-vessels, La Festive from Yarmouth, and Ferreter from a Cruize in the Channels. . DEAL, MAY 11. ARRIVED the ca/cuita,. Man of tar, from Portsmouth, and sailed for Sheerness; and -the. Net:. by Schooner; from Leith, and sailed for Por6mouth. THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND'S BALL. "THE DUKE of CUMBERLAND laSt night gave a most, superb. Entertainment, at his in St. James's Palace, at which were present THEIR MA JESTIES,. the PRINCE of WALES, .the five PR.IN • C.ESSES,. the, DUKES Of YORK, CLARENc E, and CAMBRIDGE, arid most Of the particular friends of the ROYAL FAMILY who are usually invited to the QUEE N 'S parties, to the number of one hundred and sixty 'persons. The company began to assemble about' nine o'clock, as 'THEIR MAJESTIES do not like late hours. Soon after ten the Ball began; and at twelve the supper-rooms were thrown open. • The supper consisted, as might 'be .. Otpeaed, of every delicacy which was to be procured. TH EI it MAJESTIES and- the ROYAL FAMILY • supped by themselves, at a" table most elegantly. decorated— , Soups at top and bottom, with a remove. - of-roast chickens, pease, &c. In the centre of the table was a parterre, with emblematic decorations in marble dust. At the top of the table the embleni of Britannia; at the 'bottom CereS—military tro phies between theth. In the centre of the parterre was an ornamented wreath of laurel, interspersed with roses,• under which were med a lli ons o f t h e King and queen, surrounded- with 'a. resplendent glory. • THEIR MA J Is+i E sa t in the middle of the table,' an,l among the substantials was a ham, on which was seated an honest Jack Tar, smoaking his pipe The fruits consisted of pines,. peaches, grapes, 'and all that art and nature could produce. 'There were four other supper-rooms with two tables ih each, •for the rest of the company. The Ball-room was very splendidly illuminated; and the floor painted in distemper, with various figures.; - About 'One o'clock THE J EST lES retired ; but the (lancing was expeded w continue till a late hour this morning. • On Wednesday last the Officers of the Royal Ma_ rines dined together at their mess room at Ports.. mouth, to celebrate the distinguished honour- lately conferred on them by His MAigsTY 7 there were. upwards of ninety Officers assembled on the occasion: The dinner was sumptuous and , elegant, and though the company was so numerous, the whole was concluded with the utinost propriety. General AVARNE was in the Chair: , - The 41d Regiment, which, since their Review,, H have been, quartered at Chertsey, ton ; Bre. march to-morrow for Edinburgh,Castle,, where they will recruit to their full complement, and return to do duty foi the:K - 114g at Windsor. Mr. Fir,EssittiT,- the ..Caro Sposo -of pur great English Syreni is only came to stay a fejry.dwys in this Country. • It is probable that he; !like the world in general, is etra6led by her note:. Certain Members of Opposition profess to be hearty in their approbation of Ministers for_ having restored Peace to this-CoUntry, but they seem de .; terrnined, by the measures they anxiously persevere in atterriptiog to bring forward, that Mim!istcrs theinielves• shall ha ve no peat:. Mr: RtissoN itaF- no etance.'-of being re-elected for Oakhampton, notwithstanding his pen-merit/ I = ()tenor] in the House of Conmions. OLie of the . I.'Hutossows is likely to supplant him, ;V,g't2tt .14 Mn Y e, - .. :... -h r the. Sitting of the LegiOative. Body.of . 711 i inst. a' Message was delivered: from the Tin blinate, containing; the propaool For conferring mark of N:ltiarial CliCti'; U pon the. Chief COliS di; DtutAc addressed the . fiserribly- 1 --hi . • said, 4 ' it .• is not upon the Meisage which" has just been cleliL v.ered = that I ,ani going to, speak Undoubtedly; there is none of tis . who , do - not fad 'equally with . the Tribtinate; thoSe sentinierifS Of Graiifucle which animate all , Frenehnien towards . rite Chief Magi striae: But perhaps, froni the •nartire of the fune.: tions of the Legislative• Body; the. time is not come when we May,. upon give way to, the feelings of our heaits: ainterit . iiiyself at present with proposing,- that a Deptitation be sent, to the Contili of the Reptiblic; -to congratulate_them."—z This piopoitiou was agre4d to; _and a Deputation of 24 Members was al)ointed to ‘iait on the Con: snls. • -c• • Yesterday a Deptitation Of fifteen Members of the Tribunate waited upon the First Consul with an Address from thar'Body: . Sliv i rEol,: having addressed' the Chief Consul in the nanie of the Deputation, the latter replied; ,‘ Citizens,. the Government is deeply afFeaed the sentiments' which you have_ de livered in the tame of the Tribunate. The jus_ . tice which you do. to its measures, is the best • • reward it - ' .eanreceive for its labours. For myself, I receive with the greatest grit to e the wishes expresgcd by the Tribunate:. I desire t no other.glory tlitt . that of having perf orme d the task -which has been,imposed upon me; .I . ani Of no other reward bat the aiteelion of thy Fello‘V'l Citizens, and shall. be happy if they are / convinced that ercry.,calamity which bpfiens to them, will be the most serious of 'evils ; that my life is only dear to me,' frOni• the-services which it enable 3 me to per, fOrM or my Country; and that even, death will have no.pain.. for, me, if with my.last.l.iks I can witness the happines'Of the Republic AS firmly eta bli;ail as its •I ry • • - • . . Generil MENOU has arid Int'aris; and was received by the First Consul in the rtr)st guislied manner. General MEN° said, Consul, in presenting myself hefere you, my grief - lot ;laving seen youi. splendid Conquest lest; is most painfully renni.ed.;' " These ktrt‘ol_bat:l6, said. the First Consul, ate always doubtful. 'After the unfortunate day of • . , . the ;its: of you did 'evcry Ihipg that • ') , N be expe&c:l frOin - a man of skill and coiirage. Yptf long resistance in Alexandria contributed. to pe for,; tuntite' issue of the Treatyi. r good and wise Ad'.: ministration entitles you to the esteem . of all men whek appreciate its influence on the public prosperity.. I. know-perfedly what passed in- - yottr Army,. ~Your misfortunes have - utiamibtedly -been great ; but' - they have . not •rny'esteern for you; - arid I - will hasten to give yOu some distingulshed testimony it, in order to prevent any doubt from Aktaching. upon i , otir condu&.'? e- • BRUSSELS, MAY 4..--:—The House. of FE TT INE and. Sons formerly charged by the. Court of Vienni with the "raising ;of the Loans ‘vhielitave Beenviadt at different periok iii" LOwtraitries, Ii re. • • ceiVecetAcially *Vietaa; the Ilnperial gdia're_ lative to the liquidation of these Loans. , TitiAdittlis. accornpanied by a Letter from His'Excellenq the, Count de'Kc)LLOA'R 'ATE, Minister of Firi.tncelto IMPERIAL MAJESTY, date(' :a trif.:ima, the..titti th 4 10r0 April; 180 i, which contains the follsrvikigYV4M worthy of remark ••• " .bylihearintxed) Diet you ;NI.I;TS 4 tY has foiiit or suitable relative to all tlze debts eontratled , by . :his Treasury . in Foreign tries, and .ti.;',1 . 1 - V.4' . 6onsequenc;6 of this 1 - .lc-.sure, the intereSis andiLtalliments" of l LO'atiswh.ich 11:,•.'e beet}, raised by your house, will De inrtitlirepitijiin the City- of ;Vienna:. It is important:;; far all , the Aaitinaries lof these Loans, that thershould be speedily informed; of .tit s• regulation; ,and I requese, l yod will infortn thefn of it, in the way which you Irt - td, to tie" the most speedy and convenient ; and that the exchange of their present obligations 'for new ones, will commence on the zst of June next, when six months arrears of interest due in 18oz, and the interest of the current year, if due, will be Paid, of if not then due, when it becomes due, &c." .y CORN EXCHANGE, May /xy TH 15 day we had a middling supply of GeArt in general ; Wheat• rather dull sale, mid little ifuttuation ; Barley and 111, , :t no material altera- - tion ; Oats, though plentiful, have manyßuyers at a small advance; Pease and Beans no variation ; Ticks are dear ; Flour as before. „ . Wheat los a sos a 6zs od Beans -2 . 7 s a 333 6d Fine do. -: .633 . a 643 od Tia. - dittd . i.. ,z . s a 2.9 s od Malt •-' 3fo.s a 403.. a. gos 'od • , Oats. - :, izs a i6s a 2.2 s .od Fine ditto - s;s a .523.-dd Foland i1.a.,.., , 23s a 24.3 .01 Barley - _ 3os a 34s 6.1 Rape. Seed 321 a 361 per last Rye - - . 321 a 3,63,0 d. • Fine Finur 453 a 4Ss per sack , • Whtte Pent; f.'.:c.i . i a :i . '3S od Second do. 403 a 4is pei do,