The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-05 00:00:00

ta.re night we received the Paris ,Pir,,err to the. d inst. it is with extreme regret that we observe the French 'Official Paper still persists in its attacks upon this Country. the llihnitrar of 'the Ist con tains a long article, more indecent in its lan goage ,. end more unfounded in its assertions, than any which we have been hitherto called upon to notice. it would be almost.— ata and ceruinly 4 very useless ta.k, to point nut all toe 141ating Inconsistencies, or to enter into a de., t,likdref9tation of all the gross 14Iseboods which are 41V: 1 11Cett this contemptible rhappedy. Writer of the article yrofesses, 'thatqis chjetf noly, ig GOteplcgt upon, krid to _Censure the conduct of Lore CAtNvrt,t,r, Mr, WrrtPum,,t, W t t lo arc termed the New Opposition uf.t L.-1-- with an at upon one ol Is Maio ty's Mints. 4. A single passage from* the:Speech of a Noble Lord is extr,lCted, and without any regard to the con. textror to the general tenor of the Speech, a charge made against this Country, of a desire to disturb th,e l'eJce the Continent, and to renew the horrdrs Of War. It is not only with Sewitzer. tack FH tors. land. that we are forbidden to htdd any inter. cloase, but all connexion between Greif Britain arrd the Continent is virtually interdiEted. Our Negotiations are termed Intrigues, our Foreign Ministers -Are "styled Emissaries ; and every at- Ompt to resist the encroachments, or to check the 4verwlielmlni atnbiticm of i ii ce, is represented as an itt k elript to disturb the tranquillity of Eu. rope., Such is the syle of this Official Paper, which gooOlUdes with, a grave ay.ettion, that it is to France, and to France only, that Europe is indebted for the continuance 'of the blessings of Peace. 11M I. 4 ttZt:r Of the 'FIRST cerNSULL to 11A Rd- Cons,vlta, i.y giAren in detail in one of the F mr,ch ;.it' is .the 53111 , :t itl substance with the oric whiff ti wee hdve alr4i4 LIU before the Pub-. lir. • It is said (anti we see 'l>_o reasaito doubt the ltotetucot), to have- produced the strongeft seu t a• iions in Scott:-...erland, but• of what nature- those sen.: lotions 'were, the French .Papers do not 4, forrn ire The 'French 'Funds continua' to rise-4 . oey are 6. 6o; Letters from the Ilape .actly that a Loan of ihirti , millions has hpen deynantica of the bnteh - . Uoverinnelit by the French, but state, that Agents are employial byi,Franee at Amsterdam and the ,if og u e ,,,i,%/ho are endeavouring to rai€e Loans from Ithe Dutch Renters and Merchants, though hitherto with little success. Several Transports with Troops Cl board, sailed. on the 26th idr. for Batavia; and 'the fvloluceas. A detachment of Troops sailed on 'the same dayilo ,t r hirinani and n Ilemeta, where a • on' strang;tritirtary force it iS,said,. to he niabitained. • - ,The Rg3eriptions have falleri.B!. per per cent. in consequence of tho panic arising from . the. proposal for converting then) into 'national obligations, . which is not yet decided upon by, leer Legislative ;Body. ~> ,Ycster,lay 4 c,trcr tiir.wy.AbotNcroN,',Esq.' Was claAed IVleinbet to serve in Parliament for the Town of Harwich,' vacant by the death of the late joRN Ito a4,14,?0.14,... gsq. Yesterday the Elenicm foi a Mc'nihei rot' the City (t in ,the room of 'Lori MELVILLE:, tv,N to come on, when his Brother.in:Law, the. expected to be chosen with out , opposition. There is no truth whatever in the supposition that Lord, M t.v . I Ll. tvill take .uny very gtive part In the Upper House, except upon such occasions as hr tpa think it his duty to attend. f-r I, irdshir consulets his Peerage wholly as a reward for past services*, . , We :are' exttemely happy to state that Mr. Pt rt'i health 'is perfeAly re.:!stablisho.l. He lug bet-n partaking of the i'L t 1 ~' t t irs of Christmas with the Right Hon. Gr.o Rcp, li,:y, e, at CufFnells. Ttpiltleg,l Chia Mr, ADAMS, one cif the Lor4s of the Aiirlthalry, i3,tp be removed to the Treaiurr Brard, and to be succeeded . itt the tOrtncr by the Ron. Catiataln C x EV, VOrd. GREY. , We. are authorized to contr.tdia' the st9tement 1 which appeared in some of the Public P.lpers, an nourteing the death of Mojor-Generativew tine P,0y,1 Regiment of: ~/Vrtiljery, .WOol , yicii. That gallant Officer, we .are happy to say, is. nt,t only alive, but in perfed healih at South4nl;ion. By Letters from Gibraltar, ache 9th of Deer.ol - we are happy to learn, that Tlis R0y6.1 ligh_ tress the D u k e o f K et i r li as i n a great measure reco. vered from the effeds of hi 4 late rheutnatic ;ate:lion, and that the Garrison ix in a state. of general gnod health, excepting some remains of the opthalrnta. On the 7th of December a French Line-of-Rattle Ship and a Frigate p,t, , ,ed Gibraltar to the West. ward, full of Troop,. They were hailed hi one of. the Portuguese Frigates cruizini in the Gut, but refused to give any answer. A Spanish Frigate passed to the Eastward, the same day. On the Bth, Letters were received at Gibraltar • 15-9 m Madrid, Mentlowq, that the court of ipaiu had agreed to allow the Fiend) ti, send 500 Q Troops to garrison the Island of IVlinorc:a. The Loan M %volt yestiaday was waited upo n by the Master anti 'Wardens of the Bakers' Cott: Noy, relative to the setting of the Assize 'of Bread, which his Lordship, alter inspeaing t h e re. turns of the Meal-weighers, ordered' to continue the same as the preceding week, ,viz. at 9,T, d, the (pattern 19af. A Court of Aldermen will be held on Tuesday next, at Guildhall, precisely, at one o'clock, to swear into Office Tt4914, , 5s Rowc T, lately sleeted anAltierman fin the; Ward of Walbrook, in the room of Mr. 'Alderman CAD F. Li., de:eased. A Letter is s tatt # to have lately been rJeeived by a Parisian Journalist, which announce 4 that the moment is tint far dititam when'it will he knoS a to the 'world %t ho the man in the itan'ivlask really was. This subjetl has tong ho.t!tt a mystery whzch 01) one could. unravel, altiv'inigh a < go.:,:t't t. latbe r 1.1 plausible cortjeelures hay.e - bcen 'vish respti i to the name and. rank of the in 1 ,1?1,.! , , w in :71Q the object of so singular a 1.;,. .1: i. however, by the person , °who has thtr-, t , gratify public curiosity, that when th .veftled it will csrtirciv desti:Jy !., have•been hitherto fin - nt' d -f • Mor.ti,ty, at "Union-11,t11, .. • I,el.att pUbile-bOtige crucifix-lane; was " 2._ ft ' ‘i r :* V* 7 4:X4 PLYMOUTH, JAN. 3,i Artttlvrn the TallJ-1:110, Capt. }:O PER, from St. Michael's ; the Fornene, Capt. is.All4.Atachtg., from ilrchant in France ; the Peggy, WILLIAMS, from Guernsey, and, the law, Capt. WitinttrtG. Tort, fluor Lisbon. ~ , . I , PaoPrsmoUTll, JAN. 4. . _ zir sp Majeity's Ship Aurora, from New foundtand : ar i Lisbon ; Majesty's Stott.ship Abrindlikci., from' Deptford ; and Maria, PlarqoN, from Waterford: • . , Arrived this day, the Industry, EDWARD COAKE it, from St. Übe's - , with fruit for London, 'with the - loss of her topmast, and sails blown almost to pieces. Sailed : the Cglambine, CAN/PR F. for Gibraltar; an 4 470, SIN9Att, for Havre-de-GraC2. am the LONDOY CAZETTF, jau. 4, War °Pr, Yard-. 4, 1803. Reg. of Light Dragoons, Josiah Patrick, Gent. to he !oirtet, by purchase, vice X.erwait, reinovud to the 5241 cot. titq. of Foot, Lieutenant the`HoneutatileC. 'Butler. ffort- I le 14th Light Dragoons, to be t,:aptairs, by purchase, vice velegh, who retires. . Pitb),- ; QuattertMaster . jonalian Taylor, from the }Ulf.. ay of the Re4inient, to ue Qoartcr..M.lstor,'VlVe'liutcln.: Jh, who rachanges, it DitN, Lientertstnt Harry Green, I:ern the Half-pay of he 4th Foot, to he Lieutenant, viuc who hauges, receiving the dilferertee• • - G h I)itto. Edsign George Jackson, from the Hal f.:payof the• th Foot, to be Ensign. h Ditto, Richard Gubbins,- Gent, to be EnCigit, , .by hase;:rVice Roberts, promoted. . • h Ditto, Ensign john Tnellusson to be . Lieutenant, by turchase, vice Twaddell, promoted iri,the Sth %Vett India egiment. ,t OittO, Captain Nathaniel Blackwell, frOm the lialf.pay 4: the Regiment, to be. Captain, vice Aylmer, who cx. lisng,es, receiving the difference. s• I Ditto, Lieutenant James front the Half-' Niy of tho.iith Foot,. to bc Lieutenant, vice Mai tin, who exchanges. • • :h Ditto, Ensign J. Carew Cuthbert to be Llatiniant; by. ,urch:ise, vice Palmer, who rettrcl. James Don!an, Cent. • .o h. 'E by 'purchase, vice Cut t libert. trt Ditto, Lieutenant loseph' De Cqu her, froOt half-p,ly of 4(01 feat, to be Lieutenant, vice 43uist, who eu... 'ing the ;i,, , i.relic4t. , 1 ',nit, to he Ensi•o, by pnrchaie, , t , ,• • 1., to Ins I...motenant, per. the' Vurk: . •, )i n Worßigate, fre•;n • , • . t , . ;•• ot . a Cohmany. , • i jot' r. I). th e -413h Atiyal, Patia; 'to be Copt` ii; ;, n Alexander Al hiorn , t - lutf-ray ell „ UK* L. •SO • ;• 1111 trl;ilgit. • . 111)itte, Qapta..o„,lghn Lytrott, f)orn the Hall.Z.iy of the fit& Loyal-Sheffield to Calita:n ut a tout- BREY:ET.- olenel Huih Lyle Carmichael, of tie arl,West 1Z gitoent, to fie Brigadier4;ener.2l in tilt, IshaA of Only, In )orouv. i mop . V c",l- 3 tiart.s . (fit ; be Fiizt I...le4ten3nt, vice Gbodit,iil; . , ‘pralttbtitt:. , :homy - ma{ in five itpwed ip the I.ard Lieute.vont, IJalr SePirmher g, 18.,"1. • it CbaritsritrTricltl'iutivir, Bart, to be 1.1;ii0r,.• • , B NA:" I: 1, 7 1 ) T C Prhoilims Rider, of Pc i lh•witl,th,:, qoiitliamirton, inotioltkr, at tztl, ,dt G161(1041. an. 29, I , ;lin 1'440r !Holloway, Of s.:int lane, wine, gpirit, and becr-merchmt . , ..t tell, (; 7tildhat 1, • , an. 1,..j0hn bird, of furl;-ti 1 44.1, tCil, iit 11.111. : • . • ' l , . 1 : 'Tit( 11., L.! , •(; • <., •i. rent" carpenter . nt:r and Pei). Is,'at , .'I. Anoint Parker, Patina, • ' I I4:„c.MI , V ~ • . hreand. T i mothy , PetTO• , Bine Anehor-Roafl, IlermontLev, tdti t:er, )tn b, r y , and Feb. 75, at nitr tat Attortioy,, Dl, W.lrtlettirr;Builtltrtg3, , i i a,it Rctford, 'Nottingilani,.inercr,• lan. 75,—Ind Feb. r ;, at• eleven; at the White. Het. inn, Retf.ini. A I t,,tnev, Mr. •I.t.ton, Fast htetfotd. E'ttwarri Lett9t, of Cheadir, Cheiter, Cain...printer, }an. 8, 4. +UM Teo. t .i, at time, at clic Dog iiiu, Nlant:111:813:1. Mr. Part, kidge..Fi , ...ld, Monche;,er ; or Mt. Syr:ay, New ikn,vell-cotArt, Carey••;:trcet. . W inter, late 4 Ca441)0 Saint Nicholas, 547tner.wtshire, I , ....iiit...r•tiNt,ser, lan. t,'22, and Feb. t ? ',lt; tfi • lte.dre lttri, Crivvitetne. ,it South .• lu:rum), liasstotoitt ;, or A !lett. • ~ 427,441i1; ciipwcll, Itticlttity,ton, 1.;„ 11, awl NAL at clevett, at thc Atto - ctllcs, Nicssnt. &tat:A . lolgal! ALid lion; or Mr, It litiillealor‘;, N,Cox,„ok:itll l of Is. LinOlester,.niercli:ua r , kti, 24 . , an4.l 15,At tAvlAnt a at 11;te: firidAcvoluf-Atill,:: Illtl, 81411.; Attortlie,,, Nit. 11%141, Liarilival%;.-1,111,, Luvittuo ; Pltti:q.;t:ll, t,:,11, .1i ‘ , .. , '";C!, ''.'lClllllsoil, of !,r L.! ,at tAi. !v.', a; Ike Star and Carter , ,„ , „!!' 4t twelve, , I „ !. Wilurrlicr, , ,.tte, King. 4 4 „, , 1 ' c,' Liverpool, merchant, at ut I.ivcrpool• j•ok or itatrLai-ro‘),, ffiltaltields, ear. ! • ;14;141)41, Tan. 21 ) I •!!wr, or Slierrard.strtet, calinet.ritaker, tit ' ,3 rl. ! : , V.dtvard Stewart, and foim Nesbitt ti 4t ten, at C;uild. L. hanl. King Thornas,,Lte of:Evesham, mercer, , it the Clown Inn, Eveshant. CERIIFICJITES. 11, 1 , r) . E rctia, latent' (;loncester, sugar-refuter. err Lltne.atltv.tor,tore,h4nt. . apoltecary. • encintren.Thvet, tiour-tnertitant. , silttoo-upon.Utrwent,, and ‘eorg,e "-K 1, 0 0 4- o *, ttik4lttrCyrttllli s. - MAILS. .tiarnburgit A 14 It i' DIY R. PRICE OF STOCKS, Tlll3 DAY AT TW ILI; IL O'CLOCK p nil I Omaium Con sol - 4 THE SUN. SULIthI,QUIS DICRRt pnLsom LON .1),0 N . , AIV UA IZY c, 1803. DEAL, jAn• E Comet Extra Ship arrived in the Downs last night from India, and sailed this morning for the River, in company with the Trim Briton. led the Rcyal George and Earl Camden, for India, and several otlier outward-bound Ships. Yesterday the Parser of the Hindostan attended at th , India House, and received his final dispatches for Madras and Ch, bta. The Hindostan is also to ;touch at the Cape of Good Hope. Yesterday the arrival of the extra Ship Comet, from„Bengtd,' was announced at the India House, She left that Preside* the 25th of August, and St. &hag the isth of November last. When the Comet left Bengal, the folloiving ships were' shortly' to sail for England, viz. the Sci..y yr.!igg,Ciiiiitin GI La EILT MITCHEI,L ; 4-bit, Captain JOHN LOGAN ; the General Stuart, (.tptaio ROBERT ARBON MASI! ; the , Caledonian', jOti hi CRAIG, and the Neirtb:amptott, Cap_ plain RoBE,Rr BAAKE! It; The Cornet met with some 'damage in, a 'gale, of wind in Bengal Riveri which detained her two months. : ' „havq .thc,plc:ts'utclo,t:nention the arrival in !the Downs of the East Indict Company's Ship . thel• Pr;ncess Chir'illtte,," Captain BENJAMIN .RICHAik D. last from the Shannit. . I .Mach apprelieoon existed respetting the - safety 'of this ship, as 'sheen. countered -- very severe iveather. the-Chrtsineli— . The . Princess' Charlotte , is ,laden' - . principally with spices, from By the high wind, .rm the night of Sunday se'n night, the Frencll 13tig Le Volcan bound trout I)utik.itk to New 9rieans, laden with tnilitory :gtorec, was driven chi and- wretlced on the Stiss;x Coast, ne,ir Shoreh.c.n barb our, whet! t Tiree of ti drew usdorttzliately r,ri.ht,..d. Their bodies were the next day .vasat:ct n shore', an..l token up for Irit,einmat—_,SgAcral cases vf cnuket.:. Wye since been Saved. , ~ T he curious ni)vel and fi ne Painting, be highly grotified with the sight of the beautiful v e t wind) _has just been enrnykleted hjyller Rey,al Highness- the PRtNctss Lof WAES, for the pit-pose f hinging 4 snit of rooms ;:li her residenOe at Biack. heath. Ntitliink can possibly exceed the 401 e and richnesa of the Painting. o irjy n n; next Royal Highnes ses t h e - P R /New o f •,WALEs, Thir4 of, CLAILENCE, acid DUnt', of CUMUERLANti,. itral. t &led Pdrty of Nobility .intend.honouring Sir LIONEL DAR ELL with their companylb dinner; in the evening there will b an elegant ball . and supper. Great prep — rations are making for a magnificent an d superb 8411 that is to he given on Friday next by Sir Joitt4 SE LS MIGHT, at his. Scat in Hertford. The Marquis and Marchionest of SAL IS ilu 11 V, and all ths People of Tashion in the County are invited to it. ' Yest:erday Sir %Tr TI,LIAN I and Lady joHNstort, left their se;lt at 800401111, I lerts, .(cir'Ntirtli On Christms4 Eve, the .13tS.H.OT Of CH ICHE STER'S' anntlai dOnatiOa of heel, rice, potatoes, and - coals, was diitributed, in the preienee of . his Lordship,. to -the poor ,of that city„and its suburbs:. And on Cbristrtias Day,, his Lor4ship entertained, at ,the: episeorl: residence, the. boys and girls of the Cha rity 3chdols, yitb,,theiieetiStotned Christmas fare,' toast beef and plumb pudding,, .. • 31V1it...• ros AY.HAi, OppyiSitiori'..'Prini ofyesterday aff,:etS tb itt,inuate, that there i s s ome: thing ludicrous' in - Ku'r puttin , ' ita'4o.7ti illC ennner ,given o n' M r . Pixt's Bts. - clt-I). 6 Ay as a mohpra event ! If im assembly of many charaUers, the' m ost tiistio l 4 9 ished in — thiS,cohntry, for. rank: for woe; pr 4bity, and talent s , and a numerous body of the in- t it of the Meicalitile Interest, con--, vened for the.parpose of cloing . honour to a :Mini ster •'who preserved the...Brirish Empire amidst,.a shook which convulsed the whole world, be a Meet. ing that deserve* to be recorded, we Ittiow not of a-Otr.reine - nrarabli- e‘vetit in the history .of any indi vidual than ttie elebrarion' of 'Mt. PITT'S BIRTH-. DAT. " `-* At Lady S.A4.tstlii4y!sliunt on Thursday last; a euriops circumstance occurred-,---A covey of Pah tiiies litrerejpirut, and almost instantaneunt,li a Hawk wa s obstiliti(l,to be in ehace, atid was seen strike: the uppermost hird, - when onc.of the Gimi: with mOie-attentinrkind curiosity than the rest, for:owed the H k arid 7 its prey fir 'more than thr—z luilcs, lidivlt qt.:mina:illy resting., and ri :t;g;lecording to its ability and strength, till at I ,t thtotlgl? fatigue it resigned - its prey to the , :,ttr, ,, ,-"fte.,Par t ritige weighed 16ptinces. widlil,ted pv:torther injury than from the grill -4t 4. 4 .1, trt ItA6lllc.. bottoih of the iieck, t • CLY 413646hr4ennigra a vet'y Bittern, To E glorious circumstance of the capture of this Standard has of late become much the subject of dia.- ctiission in the Public Papers, from unauthenticated statements, ignorant assertions„, or wilfully mail cious representations. It has been positively - d F.. nied that Serjeant Sirrtt:At R, of the 4.itd Rtiginienr, took the Invincible Sranilard. No fad can be more certain... Such has been the statement, not only orilie 'Officers of the +td, but of every Officer who served in 'the glorious Campaign .in Egypt: In addition to- mass of verbal testimony,, we have now that, of a most gallant and respeaable , ' Officer, who himself was present in all ace battles. in Egypt, and who describes them in a work just publisheel, antitled " A History of the British pedition to Egypt, etc." That Officer it;' Sir Rossaa: TtioNs‘ks WiLsort, Lieutenant-Colonel of Cavalry, and Knight of the Imperial Military Order of Maria Theresa. After describing, with the greatest spirit and perspicuity, the Battle of tlie 2ist of March, he says, • , 44 In *this battle the French Standard 'was taken. , --Serjeant SINCLAIIt, of the 4.24 Regiment,.. and a Private of the Minorca,' whose name on. fortunately' cannot now- be acquired, (this we presume to he Lwrz), claimed e qua lly t h e tro, phy, anti' it - appears that each merited the ho., nour ; Serjeant SrocLATFt first took it, but being; ordered fori'virds by an Officer, he gave it to a P:i. vateiavho Lined. When the - Minorca zic:vanc,7d, the 'trench . 111 d recovered the Colours.; but .thp,Pri. wrested tli!mi - frotu the man who had possession, and died 13ayoneted him." - After, this: clear and convinckp testimony, WET think no &Wit can remain; upon the mind of any candid tindividual With. 'regard .tO the.truth 'of Ser. jeant, -St tvc.t4ia's. Narrative, - or the motives of those Vvliat . yould wish to rob him of an honour WhiCh . is t 6 .- jti'stly' :his doe. We are far frotn desiring to detratt 'from the merit of LuTi, 'in recovering the polourri after they had been re-taken; but in doing Justice ,to one brave-man, 'it is - equally unjust anti unjustifiable to calninniate another. . THE ART . S.—We have , had occa s io n to not i ce the new Instittoion entitled Ttfr Rarrrsti ScHoot4, 4nd we are. glad to find that out.prediciions in its avour are confirmed by -its- success, It certainly Wf.itils a very good Opportunity for the display' of • 'talents, and enables the Artist to avail himself rea . :. dily of public liberality. • 'The l)irectbpiiin btile.r - to give scope to juvenile arnbitirin, and.i , kist:;ise to' genius, in various departinents of Painting, .ha-re suggested a, plan which pro Mises .spun and consequently to be. of considerable ser/lee to the Artist.' For this purpose Premiums tave been proposed in the follow . ing urder -For-the bewitistorical Pieturo '.Co Fur tlit; next in merit . 3* • For 601N:sr tan y tivxd, or PortrAit of a Pubti,.; Ch.tracter - 3* nor trio riex,t in merit - • , 2.4 1 p kor V L I:: best arictsvV,it'• ' Sy ' torthe. n'ext in merit • 3 ,, For tip: best - .o:,rnie For the next in merit ' if this Plan shouid meet with adetpate encourage. meoi, its . i , priwosect to eatend, it•to.iscplmire, dr- chitcth:r't,' ;Ind I)esigN, It should be mentioned to the credit of the .10ire1ors, that .by one of their Resolutions they have precluded themselves, from the opportunity of being Candidates. As this Plan seems likely to give encouragement to the .fforts of Genius, and to reward : those efforts, our war tiali ty for the Arts induces:Us to submit the outline, of such a liberal Plan to puhlie attention. . Lord K sty oN, in a c tse which was left undecided, was of opinion, that o:1 an information against an unqualified person, for Sporting, the informer was C•ined Upon' to prove that the definqUent had no qua. lification. But it teems the decided opinion of the: Bench at present, that the Informer is,:siot called upon to prove a negative; btu that it jS Luflieic!kr tor. him to lay the information, and char the oficillikx must prove that he is pi:flirted to sport—by having a clear income of fool. a...year. • A question has started op in America; which 11:43 caused much interest between the reaerilists and Republic a ns,. Whether the Vice-Presidenr,, in'the absence at the President, is invested with full.exe. cotivc power has been decided in - favour of the question. The Neu-York ETenine Post,' of Nov. .3§; that by a Letter from . Washington, inforrnation had been received, that on a certain evening, Manias Paine had arrived there, and taken a lodging at which was oceopied by a number of persons, who made loud complaints to the landlord to havini Admitted .him into his house. The next Morning the Gentlemen got together, and. passed a I to bf fain at Phinra: 'Paine should not be permilta. .the same table With Pitrri, ortyfiiets he iyas4oly:VtfOrmed .by the 'toaster cat , the ,hot:,e, accoidingly left the place. He went di redly to Tile, owner of the ‘hartrthig tnnns,rgn, trcrn he met:With a very difiesent - reception. ldl.r. JE F. FE asull's Private Seerefary, as soon is breiiklase was over, was dispatched,. with tac., ma: Paillt, to; ilitr,i(lllCe heal to all., the heads of the different de. ; and the important ceremony • wig p“- forrneci accordingly. 7/'e. 004i/14 , 1 0 n. Federa list a.rys, The'vv I Parne dines with the President three or . four times a week.:: - • A letter lately rec e i ve d from Boston, Atrcr'icir, say&, 6 The Gavernrrment of this-place has, by :I Lite decree, abolibited the Export Doric' s, anti the Internal Takes. The Culle4tori have in .conbe quence been suspended.' The Sciciety of C;tainn,46., in ,Ameria, have ail preyed., at a late Meeting, of the p ro po s i t i on of their Standing Cormnittee, to erect s')nitt 'es . timooial of the public veneration for the Clia-ra4ler and Seivices ;f the J ute General WASH N GTON . Xt supposed, that a Statue Will a i‘ . 4 9unicquenc, be ' ertete4' to his memory. 'Monday seinnight, the mail from Catrick to Clonal -el, was attacked near Kilslieetim, 14 four viitain . s, anti a shot was fired 44.t4 i h r WhiQh he was wounded,with—se,iii4itedliaiii).4ll , . 111 C , ; = , ;5 , • t e . . - • . • ;.. . 6 - , • • '';'; L •