The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-14 00:00:00

Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Fib. 12, :803. AT the Coiirt at St. James's, the rOth of February, 1803, present, the KING'S Most Exceltent Majesty in Council. His iv - iajesty in Council . was this Day pleased to appoint - • TosiahVedgewood, of Gin Ville, Esq. to be Sheriff of the. County of Dorset, instead of John Arbuthnot, of %Vey mouth, Esq. -• • - john Dooley Kensington; of Putney, Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of. Surrey. Thomas Dowell Nlarmaduke Gwynne, of Lianelwith, Esq. to be Sige!i ff of the County of Radnor, instead of Thomas Grove, of Cwn Ellan, Esq. *Obit Winder, of Vaynor,_ Esq. to be Sheriff of the County o f Montgomery, instead of Robert Knight, of Gwernygoe, .Esq. . St. janu!s't, February 10. This day Baron Silverhjelm, Envoy Extraordi nary and Minister Plenipotentiary for the King of Sweden, had. a private audience of Her Majesty : to which he was introduced by the Earl of Morton, Lord Chamberlain to Her Majesty, and condusted by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. Master of the Cere monies. Cratuu-Office, February IZ. MEMEEAS RETURNED . TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. ,Borough Of Portarfingten. Thomas Tyrwhitt, Esq. of the City of Westminster, in the room of Henry Parnell, Esq. *ho hath accepted the Office of Escheator of Munster. lloroug of Ipswich. William Middleton, Esq. In the min of Charles Alexander Clictitt, Esq. deceased. Oidnante..offiee, Feb. 8, t 843. Corpr of Rryal Engineers. • First Lieutenant John Squire to be Captain-tientenant, vice A rmir, deceased. Dated Dec. e,. iSoa. Second Lieutenant George C. Hoste to be First Lieutenant, vice Squire, promoted. Dated Dec. zi; tBoa. 'War-Officec Feb. 12, 1863. est Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Helyar Wyndham to' be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dalrymple, promoted In the 18111 Light Dragoons.. 3d Ditto; Colonel fames Erskine, from the egth Light Dra goons, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Le Marchant, who ' retires on the Half. pay of the lith Light Dragoons .esth Regiment of Light Dragoons, ForsterLechmere Coore• Gent: to be Cornet; by purchase, vice Strode, promoted. 17th •Ditto, Ensign lohp Sharland Harris, from the teith . Foot e to be Cornet, vice G teed, who exchanges'. 19th Ditto, Cornet Frederick Temple to 'be purchase, vice Ivlylne, promoted in the zyth YorkHussrs, Thomas k.altitY; Gcnt, to bi purchase, vice De SalVe, who retires; ;at Regiment of Foot Guatds, Captain David 14•,: the 3oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice le. exchanges. ed Battalion of the tst Regiment of Foot, Robed ' Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. ;oth Ditto ? Ensign Edwerd Trant Bantein, fi Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vie:. retires. Cornet liestjamin G teed, from the . Dragoons,.to be' En,sign; vice Harris, who exchanevs. Itst Ditto, Second Lieutenant Alexander Boyd to be First " Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ross i promoted. e.sth Ditto; HUgh .B. Rutherford, Gent. to" be Ensign, by purchase s ' vice Jackson, promoted hi the 6 rst Foot.. 47th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant john Campbell, from the ist Foot, to he Major, fly purchase, vice wile retires. 3oth Ditto, Captain George 1). Rohert , on, Irene the First --Foot to be Captain, vice tettie well, who ex , . changes. 4.2 d Ditto, • Em A ign rchibald 1\ eeitties to he Lieutenant, ley purchase, v i ce eeih i pb e it, peetewd in the ..iStit Foot, 4;el Ditto, Lieutenant f the` Halt pay :•'.(l • liattolioe 1 . 4 oyels, 'iv he l✓• ti; Li 6 l 4 , s y 4 , LINCII I I :!IC tst 1),. . . •. , ~ be Lieutenant, by pun • • ~ •••,, 53d , ss tctt •eetiant, by p ule cletee • %%lei ratites. Ficth Dii z ,, , _- • e..eant Ric hard Daly, from the Ilalf-pay of the , sbe Lieutenant, vieeWooris, who exchanges. • ()warm John Harley, from toe id,ilf-pay or the iith Tow to be Quertcr- Master, vice Fierily,' removed to the Beth i :it. fetli Date, 'rlesmas Kagionis, from the Half ?Ay hi: Lietitentint, vice Holland, Who exchane tre difference. , • • Stst Dwe Hon. Charles 1, Creville, from the 1441 • the tmtil Foot, to be'Captain, vice Abrams, who Leek.ilasigete reetteing the difitremei. ?sit! Ditto, •eee,istant-Surgeori R. Ireland, from the Half-pay of the teth Liglit'Deagoons, to be Assistant-Surgeo n , v ice rn Macahon,. removed . to the . 43l FoOt. ••. ' Queen's Rangers, :04ptain Charles Viscount Pete r sh am , from the loch Light .I..?rxgo9ns, to be Major, by purchase, vice Smith,• whip retire. • West India Regiment, I. ieu eeiant Walpole Dunn,• from • the Italf,;pay of t.lp , !st,n Lout, to be Lieutenant: 6th Ditto, Fitsigh lieejittnin Scott, tipm the 9* Foote to be ' Lieutenant, without witches:). .lel Royal Garriion Battalion, Adjutant Joseph Allen, from • the late Mts./ P.eglinent, to be' Ensign, .vice ntantbrd, tereneed to the 3d:l3attelion. 3d Ditto, Captain Cil3iles K01) . 1.1141411, truirt Half-pay of the eoin Foot, to be captain. : , jth Ditto, Lieutenant James cram, from , the Half-pay of the late (;Arritroll Battalion, to tee Lieutenant, vice •Roberts, raptaced oh the Retired List. 7th Mut, George 'Esq. Lieutenant in the Regiment, to be Peymestia Rekilnenr, William Ancram, Esq.. to be Paymaster. . • • 5e.104 fißntir Yuji:m.oy Cavalry. George HenryEST; tu be Lieutetrant-Colonel Corn . mandeitt. - William Smith, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colopel. Robert lltcki e Eiq; to ne",l•Ltior. ". • • e To lee CaptaieseeJohe Butler Esq, ,Gaa . tine, V.tifliarrefit6vart Reece Esq.' • , - To be Captain- Lieliteilane•-•Williato Price, Eiq. 'o he' Lidutetientsee .Westeoat, Gent, • :William Bid cluiph; Vent: ' John How. Gent. • To be Cie'rutts— Henry Hunt, Gent. Hicks, Gent, jtonet, Crunch, ,taint. ' Richmond, cent. • • • ' To be Adjutant+William Priee, Gent.. • • • Ti2, , f in the Ca Bite of the ifth February, ttez. 1.1g4z Oragoons, for liravell Cox Way,' Gent. to be , Lager, h) purchase, vice redder, promoted, read Eravell cox Way#,Gcnt. ie 00 Cornet, by purchasee vice Temple; pretoeted. ' , Conimietion in the South H its SAttalion Militia Igred e ' Lard' Lie:de/two.' 13;ded Ore. 91 ' - }looker Barttelat, Esq, to be Major, •WI • t he f C n a . Lan. . , r 1 ,0 • awiniistiqm in ike Swaffliarn Troop of Volunteer p 4 v a t r y, • 4' i g h.a / 0 , rip "j.) ; ried yia, 26, 14,3. Thomas Itoi - mott, Gent. to be'Cornet. .BANKR. UPF/ES Eiy.L.4R C4D, April 9.' Henry Savage :and Isaac Sawige, of filai:kfriirs:roati; 'wholesalc.comb..m a k ers , •at ten, at 'Guild:l3W • • • 1.4 b. 23. Wiii;iirh tiirlifiey, of Ear,t i rtfarci, Nottingham, inerccr, at ten, at the White Hart 11:11, East Itttiord. /iNKIaiPTS. lenry Nirilrno, of Bristol, merchant, to surrender March t, and 26, at 'eleven, at-the Wlitie Lion, Broad -street, Bristol. ttornies, MCSAr3. and Thomas Leman, r Bribtol ;o; !qr. 1' raw, r.iy ton, 1,- , iitloif. `OAMI:ei Bruce,. ot Oldham, dealer, March 7,8, .• az* z 6, at twee; at "tlia Sprea:l Cap,le ' If 11); Manehoiter, Atterbits, Mcif,rti. Anti- R Warnford-court, Lon &pi ; 01 . Mr, Barrett; Mancliet.tel - .• Noorwo6tl May, nt Creat St. Ilelert's l merchant, r two ve, at eleven, anti areit26 ,at t frelve, at Cuildaall. AttQtney; Mr. Giel;son, Angcl.court, Throptitorton.smet. OrithOilrCirling ? of IjatAttley..Rood, shoemaker, C. 15, 11 r tf.il March 26, at ten, sr C.; uiahall. Amon - ley, Mr. e ;v. '4.; , • 0 r. Grant H'evalett, of Shipten- Lee, Buekingharrishire, dairyman, Feb. IS, 22, at eleven ' and March 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Richards, CS:, n cery -lane, London ; or tklesirs. Bull and Son, Aylesbury, • Bucks. Edward 'Green, of Charlar—street, Solto,squar„e man'a mocer,Feh. 25, a 6, and March 26, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Featherstone-Buildings. William Collyer, late of Pullox Hill, Bedfordshire, horse dealer, Feb. .19, 26, and March a 6, at one, Guildhall. At torilic:;, Mr. clennell, Staples-Inn ; or Mr. Roe, Baldock, Ilerts, John Thonfas, of Chester,. maltster, March 7,8, and 2,6, at five, at the Bear and Billet, Chester. Attorney,‘ Mr. Bozley, Chester John Wright of Manchester, cotton-spinner, Feb. 28, and March t, a 6, at eleven, at Spencer's Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Hurd, FurnivaPs- Inn, London ; or Mr. Partington, Marsden-square, Manchester.. . PH/WENDS. March try. George Smith, late of Lovel Ps-court. Paternoster^ row, wine -merchant, at one, 'at Guildhall. April 25. Benjamin Turton, of Coleman -street, druggist, at ,eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. try. Frederick Gardner, late of Great Saint Helen's, underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 7. William Smalley, late of Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton-manufae.turer, at eleven, at the St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. 'March 14. ..Charles Bensley and Joseph Dale, late of Nor wich, warehousemen, at five,._ at the White-Swan Inn, Norwich. CERTIFICATES. March 5. William Weston Young, of Aberdyllas-Mill, , Glamorganshire, miller. George Cooper, of Duke-street, Aldgate. man's-mercer. William Scottield, of Portsea, Southampton, taylor, and slopsel ler. Joseph Wells and 7 hos. Wells, of Holborn-Bridge, jewellers. To CORILSSPOIVDENTS. ire have been favoured with a most, ,valualle Communication j;om Cambridge, which Jhall appear to.morrotv, if possible, and Jr which we her our Corresponhnt will accept our best Thankt. MAILS. ARR IV D• Holland o. - - - - ----- 2 French , I • - • -- ‘ • • - 0 0 .1 ,, - - 6 PRICE OF STOCKS, r!yt.% I AY AT T WILLY X O'C 1.(1C r I DPI. T ff E_S U N. . • 1 . • 8:1 FAISLIM ADOL.cI'•? ON, FEBRUARY 14., 1803. ved yesterday the Path PaperJ to the The Moniteur contains some very long /...).247itiga, but they are not of so re. cent a date as those which have been already communicated in the French journals. The only new fain which they contain, is the account of an attack made by the fili:eks upon the Mole on the rgth of November. They were, according to General BOYER'S. account, repulsed with. great daughter but it is rather singular, that although the French only c".ght men in this obstinate conflia, they did not attempt to pursue the Fu. gitives, but contented themselves with having driven them out of the Town. Another of the. Fiench Officers, General DUOUA, has fallen a vie- , •tim to the' climate. He is represented as having been a very able Officer. The tranquillity which France has bestowed upon switzetlanar, is constantly interrupted by con. tests between the Swiss Peasants and the French Soldiers, in which several lives have been lost but as the Consulta are expeard shortly from Paris with the NeW Helvetic Constitution, we may soon ex. peet to see the People of that Country as free and as trancitiil . eVen as,the French themsetves. The French Funds are 58. 90 pp SatordArevenirig THEIR MAJRsTIIp had a Concert nn,l Card Party at Buckingham House. Ychterclay. T/fEIR MAJEsTIRs and the PRIN. CEssEs attended Divine Service at the Private Cha. pa in Buckingham House, and heard, a Sermon, preached by the Rev. Mr. Isattea, 'Redo( of Sot. terley, Suffolk. I • Yesterday morning His Royal Highness the DUKE Of CLIME Elt LAND paid his respedts, to TH 2 it MAJESTIES and his Royal Sisters. At one o'cleck firs MAJESTY gave an Audience to the Earl of fiAttarttoToN. In the evening Tlpliß. MAJESTIES had a Con cert of Sacred Musk. The KING will hold a Levee at St. James's on Wednesday next. Yi:sterday His Royal Highness the . DUKE of f NC E visited the PaINCE of WALES at Carlton Last night the Marquis of BLA.NDrURD had a Concert at his house in Piccadilly. 'This morn?tig arrived a Mail from the Leeward Islands, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Marl. borough Packet, in thirty`days. This morning we received New-York Pap ers t o the tith January. They contain nothing of m o th import:Mee. ` A New-York Paper received this morning an. nounces the - marriage of Mr. THomas Manager of the New Theatre in Philadelphia, to Mrs. ANnr. MERRY, Of the same . Theatre. The Warehousemen of the East India Company, foym a very numetous,body, in consequence what occurred in the recent trials for High "i"..eascin, had a paper tendered to thetil for ttife, op Saturday last, expressing an abhorrence of principles contrary tq the Established Go yern of this Country. Tbis Paper was signed wlrli parent zeal, cheei fulness, and Oneerity, by ttie men, who, in general, seemed to, rejoico in so li 41i opportu n i t y of attesting du:4 loyalty. , , " 4.„ lgilrifL NEWS. FALMOUTH, FEB. 11. YESTERDAY arrived the Cheittrjeld Packet, Capt. BLIGHT, with Mails from America, after a passage of 31 days from New:York. Left there the Earl of 4eieester Packet, Capt. SHARP, which carried out the Mails from hence...-Passengers per the Chesterfield were, CHARLES WILLIANIsON, Esq. Messrs. T. COOPER;THOMARGLYNN, AQUI LA BROWN, RICHARD Patca and Son, and Mr. XAVIERTONIO PRINA. This day arrived the Mai 9 Mat11v,0, , , , g, Packet, BULL, with Mails for the Leeward Wands. Left, Tortola on the toth ult. and on the Loth inst. in lat. 49., zB. Tong. 9. 13. W. spoke the achoOner Reberco, SINCLAJR, from Liverpool bound 'tq Lis. bon, out six days, all well,—Passengers per the Marlborough are, SAMUEL MARTIti ) Esq. J. W. Dow, and Mr. and Mrs. SHARP. Also arrived the brig Beko ir ; Gaspe, r with fruit, .frain Barcelona, nine weeks passage from Gibraltar; called here for orders ; and Al . * jemmy and Sally, YouNq, with hale goods, &c. from Liverpool, for this Port. Sailed• the Friends Delight, Ct.rFr, r, fcr Dart. mouth, and the Amelia, BRYANT, with fruit, for London. " The Prince Adolphus Packet sails the first favour. able wind, With, two Mails for Lisbon. PLYMOUTH, FE n. I 2. Amu vED the Cagsfort Frigate from Shields, with Seamen; and the Mary, Capt. RQUCETE L I from France. • ISORTU Ft 13. THc Blanche Frigate, Captain Muvon, is or acted to be viaualled for six months, and to be ready for sea at four days notice. The Russell, of 74. guns, is ordered for Commis sion at this Port. Arrived this day, and put under Quarantine at the Motherbank, His Majesty's Ship Chichester, Capt. SP V AR, from Jamaica and Halifax. The Crew of this Ship are now quite healthy. Arrived' also, His Majesty's Ship Woolwich, from Jamaica, with Invalids: of the Crew and Troops, eighteen have ,died on the voyage', and Mr. TR Assistant Surgeon. His Majesty's Ship Cith - hester on the I ith inst. spoke His Majesty's Ship Be/bide at sea, and re ,ceivea a Letter from'Captain WHIT BY. His MajestY~ Slip Calcutta, bound foi• Botany Bay, arrived this - afternoon from the Eastward, to take on board Convkis, and :a detachillent of Ma. volunteered for that Settlement, Lieitietulif, by I) oot, 0,:4•4,0.1V Ni ax 11, ykk ert ' ' • . I,Vt recev tioni tit4s7th loth inst. ‘vivt) Light details frorn tiler!, HARWICH, FEB. 13. LIE Ancklerna' Packet, Capt. BRIDGE, and the Prince of Wales, Capt. Hamtx, remain, the former, with the Dutch Mail, and the latter with the Mails for klainbro) and Bremen. DEAL, FEE, 13. ARRIVED and sailed for the River, the Prothert, BARR, from Jamaica; and the Britanaia, from Cork. • Arrived the Necessib, French ivjao of War. from Ituchfort, hound to Dru,kirk. . • • We understand the Diamond Frigate, Sir SIDNEY SVITWS ,favourite ship, which is ready for sea, is appointed to rake him to Egypt ; where he is going on a Special Embassy, Orders are receivedat PortsmoUth for the follow. ing sllips.to be taken into Dosek to be repaired, in the following rotation t , Zealaus, Afaznificeq, De. fiance,, Pengeance, and Ilrroiptvick,' of 74 guns each. We are happy to state, that,, in consequence of a number of young'Centlemen being 'paid off at the conclusion of the War, and not provided for, the Lords of the. Admiralty have been pleased to allow to additional Wlidshipmen to L be entered on board So gun thiPs L and large Frigates, and five on board smaller sWps. Yesterday it was Stated , that dIC LORD MAYok and the rest of the City 'Members had waited upon the Secretary of State for the Home Department, for the purpose of communicating circumstances which trmterially concerned the health of the Metropolis. We arc 'happy in having it in our power to state, from authority, what is precisely the fat') to which the statement alludes ; "• The Right Hon. the LORD IVlAlrost, Sir JOHN ANDERSON, BROOK WATSON, P.N. Sheriff WELstt, and Mr. KIRBY, waited upon Lord PELHAM, On Saturday last, CO lay before . him the state o f t h e P r i . son of N'ewgate, which, far a length of time, has been overburdened with Prisoners b e y on d example. New.. gate at poresent contains no fewer than 800 persons ; ;inc. ;woo t some of the 'Priioners have l ate ly died,l 1 19 now remain sick. It was submitted to his Lord ship, that it was proper that a proportion of the Prisoners should be removed. In consequence of this representation, Lord FELHA ° M agreed that 8Q should be removed this day, and 70 to-morrow, to Woolwich ; and, after the Old gailey Sessions, 100 )re. Proper doodling has been provided fur their removal, and 4, 1'113 , 5434n is to inspect them, that none mayL e kept away !Jut such as 4re in perfcd he4i!!)," PARIS, FEBRUARY 5. • GENERAL BoTIR, CHIEF OF THE STAFF OF ARMY OF iT, DOMINGO, TO THE M INISTERof MARINE, DATE!? THE CAPE, 6TH DEC. f ",crriXEN MINISTER, ccotl4 The Chief of Brigade has desired me to %i lr 4 " a m of the events which took place on the ath day-break the Brigawds, in great numbers, attack the The General of Division, BRVNET, .WllO commanc:44 1 ' let them reach, the entrance of the town, and when hI sa them in the ambuscade which he had prepared for the m ' ordered them to be attacked-. They were then place d u `7 l tween the fire of the town smd an outer line MOO Generas BRUNX T had caused to be masked. The anion was aurae tained with great vigour, and in a short time the held of tat tle was. covered With the dead bodies of the Insurgents, among whom were six of their Chiefs. They did not S any of their cavalry. We only lost eight tn,en in this affair. ".General BRUNEI- praises the condua of his troops, particularly of his Aid de Camp, fur whom he dawn& sabre of honour.", The remains of General laic LPRC have been re ceived with all the honouriof funeral ponii) in tholf places thrOugh which the procession passed. On the; 27th of Jan. wh en t h e b o dy was remove d f r om Toiale % to Marseilles, on board the Frigate La Cornelie,3ll the Civil and Military Authorities of the distria, all the Troops, and the Commodores of the SOO and Batavian Squadrons repaired to the harbOur boats, which were ranged in two lines nest the Ship Sayiftsurc ; the body of the General was take n out of this vessel, accompanied by his Aides -de' Camp, and carried by Gre na di ers of the Army St. Domingo, on board a boat, entirely covered wi!.t black eloth,,and having a grand awning hi form of 3 Sarcophagus, in which the colours, white and black: .were appropriately blended. It was then conver" l on hoard La C orze li e , un d er a genera l discharge O' musquetry and ordnance. 1144 AN, JAN. 24.—The Vice President 1.13 S • orkred the Constituted Authorities and the Office's of the Troops of the Italian Republic to put on mourning for eight days , on account of the death of General LECLERC. • 2 t- RAT;SpON, JAN. 29. --It is at present i n tation, between the leading Powers of GermAnY> organize a-new iheEklesiastical System of the Em ' }rite, which they .consider as necessary, on acC i au t ; of the great Cli l ang - ertiiiii'firiiiTieCimilY taken Pia-h-; This measure is generally tegarded: as one 'of I , greatest importance. Jr is a t-h tme d t h a t the ' rtli cipie is already agreed upon, on which, in fatu r t c ! the Sovereign Princes i -"tend to nominate ,tll* Bishops and other Ecclesiastical Dignitaries, watt' in. their respective territories : this is said to v.. that their jurisdielions . Purely Ecclesias.l'a cal, that they shall . be responsible to tbe 5 0vure dTAt Prince for all ads telative to funttiont) no Bull Or - Oidonatit4 of the Por E's Jl4 be p u p lished, or carried into efed, without the pre"? te t T ito approbation of the Prince vested with the rial superiority : and finally, that the Papal, C „ c t trmation of Ecclesiastical Appointments shall '- to exempt from the grievous pecuniary tributes t° which they - were heretofore subjeet. These 2fr , tangementi induce us to think that the regalitti° ll ; of the Concardat of the French . Government ha t v ; fixed the attention of enlightened awn . in C e r , r111:11 and it is now rerded as certain, that the "" 17- 0 1' Bishops will be placed 'in similar iituations; w '„f regard to theitrespeaiVe Goveraments 4 ils Mose- France and Austria. 'Another i m p orta n t po i nt i s also un d er coosi d ' t r i j : tkin, namely, 'a Diocesan Cireaensc 4 4 ;01 t, , e German Bishops; finally, a Nuncio front Or 14: 14 is expetted at. Italidon, in order to negcliat e , s , ro the EMI' fi!tOß and the Fier , relative to. t he tat"' organization of th e high er O r d ers i n G er m")' BAsLti, FEE 3 A considerable ferment sl prevails in many o f t h e Cantons. In the count-C:6 of•#,rne, and 'in ti le Ob er l an d, t h ere have b e many ;cen ts of set i o n s tumult, - between t h e P ea:% & . and the French soldiery. Many individuals n for been killed, and G enera l N ET 1 1 , 1 s i ssu ed orders'Lc arresting the authors of these disturbances, in `";. to' have them tri e d f or . t h e o tr enees ; an't Gen e. quence several have b e e n appre h en d e d. The " ral has sent some troops into the Oberland. We have just heard that the : Helvetian D' e : formed upon the princiPles estaillished by n, O e.ge , n if ral Constitutio are to be as:sembled on the return of the Deuties . kom Par' s *, Ai' first p lace • boirrg„ r. oreting , is to take in the :icy 0. BkUSSELS s FE B. 4,—;They write from} ,f that divers large detachments of cavalry and in i f 4n try, which were last month under marching or de rs for the f ront i ers of S Wi tzer l a nd, arc o rd e red not tc, Proceed ; they are, however, not to remain in garr' j son. It appears, they . add, that, the Camp integy eig to be formed in the new Departments oo t tl r bank of the Rhine, is shortly to be fixe d ,'", eo as th plait) of tindernach. The Flits.f i CoNsol. h u) • ae ar CO visit those, parts in person, to inspea fortresses established, between Mentz and t c i' e fran ce tiers of I - folland, and to see that this part o f wilt shall present a respedable line of defence. "„i at is then he better. able to decide between the ,r ss t„ given in for Oat purpos e by General ANP l " 7 ,hevi .now Ambassador to England, and those fur ni ;i ra c by the Officers 'of Artillery, who were, son i c fi iie since, sent with th at . view to the bank' 46 Rhine. The Literary and Philosophical Society o f -W d sv ; castle have, vet:) , much to their credit, resolution, to institute a LECTLIRESHIP Ipti. PHILOSOPHY. Such an InStittitiOni supported, mi g h t be veiy advantageous 1 to the ris,l P ,A 1 generation, if esta bli s h ec k in most of the ca1).31 Towns throu g h out - t h e ffririgh Empire. knowledge is: taught to boys, rather than o " i h u o and scientific t rut h. Th e f ormer ma y to 4e Critics, and is a proper ornamental /41 0wlet f, for people of fortune ; but Natural' PhilosoptlY ford, useful pr.,aiCal truths, calculated for t he ce neral body ut the people, and' the interest of State. ' !ee° Between the 2ISE ult. and the: 4 th inst. e fit Packet Boats entered Calais, with 41 Pd sSeng 4114 nine quitted that Port with 143 l'asseq4".