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He { MAILS. DU&. Rt.l*. Holiar.tiA 0 Lb. Frtnch t - 3 l iartiburgh 0 • PRICE OF STOCKS, rya; DAY oT rvotLy Consol, - . - THE S U N. caUlzi DICEk FA L3IrM AVDIAT LONDON, MARCH 3, ISo3. to upon nallY 2 '1 up tv.ans ;oine pea the. the g• as c Th CILINCELLOR. if e EXCIIEQUER he was' ready to go hitt) the discussion whenever the non. 11.1ronet kit inclined; .but he - 1141 not alter. cd his opinion on the subjea allided'to by the. Hun. iVlembet. . Colonel BAGWELL nmved that the Returns of Ireland, be laid before the. Riust, distinguishing every ehis; of Freeholders, as those-of fifty pounds, twenty nctrnds, and forty shillings. The Comlt t ittg e of Ways art a Me ans was p ut off till Frid a y. 'l' he House adjourned at eight o'clock. «'a received last night the Paris Papers of the 2 6th, and this morning theitionittur of the z7th nit . The MI of Mediatidn by. which the FritsT C° ll 3tit. of France promises to restore the tranquil litY," to ensure the independence, and to pxor . note the happiness or. Sqvitzerland, has been .fo rmally deliverod to the Swiss Deputies in Paris. The newly appointed Landamman, Citizen D'AFFRY, made a SPeedi to the FIRST CONSLYL on the occasion, ex.. pressive of the gratitiide which the.. People of B,witzer/aNd must. necessarily feel for the benevo. lent attention which the Consul had deigned to chew to their affairs, and for having thus confirmed their independence. After the conclusion of this ceremony, the Chief Magistrate of Switzerland set out on his return to his own Country. • The Austrian Commandant at Passau, has at. length received ordeis to evacuate that - Fortress, which is imntdiately to be delivered up to the. Bd. 1 / 4 rian Troops. It' appears by a Letter from Bologna, that the 'tench are making great exerthiis to collet; Troops •At the different ports in the Mediteiranean, pro_ hably with the intention of sending them to St. Do . inittgo. An Article from Genoa of the' t zth ult. state , : the, fron to be then nncommonly severe. The River had begun to freeze, and a considerable quantity of snow lied, fallen, a thing that no. person there had ;ever witnessed before. The French Funds are C. . .. • Yesterday, at a quarter before one o'clock, HIS EsTY arrived at St. James's Palace from Buck. .1 - louse, and held a Levee, which Was more numerously attended than any this season. There were present the Archbishop of CANTER nURY, the. LORD CHANCRI.LOR, the'CHANCELLOR of the Ex.- cREQura, she SECRETARIES OfSTATE, SECR 'MARY AT NVAg, and the following Noblemen and Gentle. snen • 1),(41 —Roxburgh, I.einster, and Athol. ill orgy 7 r , trs.—Lima,•Cornwapis. Townstiend; and Ely. .Rarer—Ettitighain, Morton, Dartmouth, Betkeley, Litnerick, Yarmouth, Romney, Egremant, Sandwich, Chesterfield, ' Courtown, Westmorland, Onslow (in Waiting), Cassilis, Farnham, and Kinteysio,P., • • Yircelootx—Went worth, syaney, rarmouth,, Newark, Cu tlereAgh, and Cnstord. . . • Larch—Eldon, Amher s t, Willoughby de Broke (Lord In • "' Hawkesbury, Somervi lle, • Boston, Howe, Auckland, Hervey, Hobart, Pelham, Elliot, Brorne, D eie, De Dunstarivaie, K3rsham, Fitzharris, Villiers, Os_ sultune, ,Carberry, W. Bentinek, Napier, G. Thynne, Grantley, Montgomery, Folkstone,'Bolton• kirk, Northwiek, Stophird, C. Somerset, Cathcart( Gold- Stick), and Dunk). Aolusadcw—lianoverian. Imperial, Russian, Freneh,.Bets vian, Danish, Neapolitan, Swedish, Portuguese, Spanish Consttl,' Saxon, and American.. Auph, and Archbishop of York. , • . 84 row—Nollckens, and Do Lamy. Kelth,Knight,:ind Gambier. • G eneiak=—Balfour, Sir , r. Fox, D'Oylcy, Rainsforth, Wilford, Conlon, and Smith. Stewiirt, Ribcau (Silver Stick), Runlet, Nightin- Al ai gale, C h Nori el, lientincis, Smith, and • Wathen. or stie. e gightt—llon. --- Blackwood, Sir S. Smith, Stuart, and Sir T. B. 'rhompson.' ,Sirt—tV . Anderson, J. St. Clair Erskine, j. Pultency, Dalrymple T. Musgrove, L. Parsons, G. Cor nwa ll, I. BlAck wood,' and G. onge. • • • Dr. jenner. • 211firt.r. —C. Kinnaird, Hot). Harsell, Aust, •Cfe. vllle, - Gosling, Baker, two Bullets, Poole Carey, Fordyce, • Angehtein, hell usson, Penn, Iloward,Fter/40111C, K nap ton, Keene, West, Rose, Irby, KMg, Addington, Conyer, F.l4erton, Blackburn, , Fergusson, .Methuen, Williams, ' e. , 3 l2indhurst, Dutton, Griffiths, Perkins, Goodbehere,.S, '..Smith, Herring, Phillips, Birch, Robins, Bentinck, - W. • . 4 'aq:ter, York, Hayes, taulkner,Neweotrien, and Morton TN. following presentation . * to HIS MA,IIISTY - 11 . • Place at . the Levee t—Mr. W rM. ARMIR, by 4 ,• 4 rd SAt•IDW ICH ; STEWART, by Lord .• • ^. ll 'll ; Si: JAMES 13LAcic.woOn, his marriage ; -"vo•Mr. LLE RS, by Lord.D e DuNsrAiiviLLt ; ,„ Ni wcom 1/, Member for the County of Long. ; iscount GOSFOR ; lion. Cant. BLACK. W . 0 ° r , ; j ENNER, by Lord BERXELRY ; Go s • t ljiN, by Nlr. G REVILLC ; E a ' r l LIMERICK, on (in being create d an E ar l" ; Sir `THOMAS 1 HOMP. 6 " l s by Si( THOMAS TR I4G ; Lord DUNLO, Oil I'4 C reatioll to the title; Lord ELLIOT,' the first time these ten yegrs• 'The following were at Court the first time this s 'euon :--The Ma ujuis of ELY. Earl of YARMOUTH, Mr. How/um Mr. KE EN R, Lord ,CARnvitßy, nuke of kNSI E R, ' General 13.04.v0tr it, Mr. Pool, k-A ttrt and air Gtoxot CORNWALL. The Levee closed about two o'clock, at 'which 41 44c...t14,..C0r0tati0n of the City of London ar rived with a loy a l Add ress to H is M AJ Es kr calm , est.are from the lite ConspiretcY.. • Alderman SMITH, who was lately . eLa t ..l Castle-Barnard Ward, and Alderman CLAix, introduced tp, His MAJESTY- tot the first time. Sit SIDNEY SMITH presented an Address to His MAJ tSTY from the City of Rochester; on his late escape from the Conspiracy: An Address was like wise presented from the City of Exeter. • After HIS MAJESTY had received the City Ad dress, he held a Privy Council, and . then gave audiences to the LORD CHANCELLOR, the SECR TARIES Of STATE, and . the ,C;;At4cst.Loa of the EXCHEQUER. Sir GEORGE YONG E thet) had a conference with His MAJESTY, who ' was follo wed' 14 Mr. FORDYCE, Surveyor-General of the Crown Lands, who laid several Papers before His MAJESTY. Soon after five o'clock ,His MAJESTY returned to the Queen's House to dinner. HER MAJESTY will hold .a Drawing. Room this day se'nnight . Yesterday at twelve o'clock, Hatt MAJESTY ac. companied by the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, ' BETH, and AMELIA, attended by the .Countesses ;of ELY and HARCPURT, and MisiNvst, took an airing in the neighbourhood of Stockwell, Clapham, anti the neighbouring villages, -escorted by a party of the Light Horse. • At one o'clock, the PaiNcitssts &FRIA . and Mimic - left the Queen's linuse, attended by La - dy. Ca Air t.F.Y, in a coach and four, escorted by a party of Light Horse, and took an airing tip the Fulham road; and .returned through Knightsbridge. In the evening Tit ta MitjEsTi gs and the Pat t;lssits, honoured the Concert of Ancient Music with their presence. • - This morning about nine o'clock, His MAjusi'y purposed riding to Kew, for the first time this sea son. Thefollowing is the Address yesterday present. ed_ by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council, attended by all tha.City Officers, to His MAI tsTY. upon the•'llhrone: TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAIESTY, THE HUMBLE AND DUTIFUL ADDRESS or THE LORD MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AND. COMMONS OF THE CITY OF LONDON ' , rN COMMON COUNCIL ASSEMBLED. " ; MO4T GRACIOUS Soyaß LIP!, We your Majesty's most Dutiful and Loyal .Subjeas, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and •Cornmons of .the' City of London, in Common Council assembled, approach the Throne, with the most lively and heart-felt Congratulationg, on the timely discovery and defeat of the late traitorous de signs against your Royal Person. Sensible as we are of the Happiness- - vve enjoy under your Majesty's mild and paternal Government, ruling as We arc persuaded your Majesty does, not more over the Persons, than in the hearts of a free anti grateful People; ALlied as your August Person is to the safety of our glorious Coni4 s , tution in Church and State, and essential as your Nliia.ors invaluable Life is to the vital interest of the. Linuitr:zt.lagey and of every Individual living under its avid equal Laws, we are unable, in i'crins adeqtrate-to' oar Feelings, to 'express our Ahhoiwnce at' thenefarions and dia. bulical -Macbin,ktion6, wilica Were deliberately planned, to whelm • them all, by one fatal . Blow, in 'Horror and De struCtion. Such Sentiments of indignation must glow in the Hearts of your Majesty's Faithful Suhjetis throughout the United Kingdom, and we intreat your Majesty to believe, that your Loyal r...:itizens of London, are sensibly .alive to, the mighty Mischief which threitned them,' and lint their afkttionate Attachment and' ardent Zeal will ever, if pos sible, strengthen u► proportion to any Danger, to which your Seared Person may be exposed. " We trust, however, that the firm and decided execution of the LaWs upon the unnatural Projectors of so foul a Deed, 'will, while it warns the Traitor of his Punishment, con vince the Loyal of the Protection. our fevered Constitution aftbrds, and ellbetually secure your Majesty and the United Kingdom, over which the GOCKIIICSS and .Mercy cf-Provi— dencc has placed and preserved you, from any such guilty Attempts in future, to disturb the General Tranquillity. " Long may the Almighty guard the Throtieut this Realm from the Assaults of Violence, and the insidious Attacks• of Domestic Treason, and long may your Majesty in your Per. son and Family, enjoy that Quiet andllappiness in goVern ing, which arc so i i ntimately interwoven with the dearest posSessions of the free and happy -People whir obey. " Signed - by Order of Court, " HENRY WOODTHORPE." His MA ESTI", after having received tl►eni very graciously, returned them the following Answer " I thank you for this Dutiful and Loyal 'Address, and I accept With particular Satisfaction the affectionate Congratu lations of My Faithful City of London, on the signal Protec. tion of Divine Providence vouchsafed to Me, and upon our common Deliverance from a desperate and wicked Attempt to 'destroy ow invaluabto Constitution, and therewith, the Laws; Liberties, and Happiness of my People." His MAJESTY afterwards conferred the Honor of Knighthood, on RICHARD WELCH, and JAMES AL . EXAND ER, Esquires, Sheriff's of this City. Yesterday a Coureof Dire tors was . held at the East India House, .when Capt. Mops - Arr, of the (lances, and Capt. FARQUHARSON, of the Alfred, for- China,.•were,swoin into the Command of those ships. . Capt, CLARKE, of the Wexford,, for Coast and China ; Capt. BURROWES i of the Earl Holly, and Capt. Mi:xwit.L, of the Cs/clitta, for Coast and Bay, took leave Of- the Court previous to their ships being finally dispatched for India. Yesterday the arrival of the Caledonian extra Ship, and Canada, were announced at' the 'East . India House ; the former left Bengal the 3d OCtober, and the latter China, the beginning ,of August, and St. .Helena the 3oth December last. • The Brig Telegraph arrived in China the Bth of June. The Dover Castle and Asia sailed from Macao on .their return to Bengal, the 3d of July. The Arvid Scot; arrived in China the 166, and Ceres the 2sth of July ; they were to - be dispatched for England in the'month of November.. It is said - that Officers of the French Army on leave of absence, and all those of that Nation in the pay of Spain, hive received directions, the fore, met. to juin their respedivc Regiments immediately, and the latter to return to France, for the purpose of serving their native land. Orders were received at Portstimuth and the se. veral Dock-yards about two month:ago, on no ac count to sell any 'old rope, unless cut up in lengths of one fathom each. Since which, ordersare again Ticei ved at all the yards, and it is supposed for very special reasons', to attend in 'like manner, to the selling of junk ; and not even to suffer any to he exposed for sale until cut up in lengths also 01 six feet each. - . • The Dublin Papers. contradiet the report which was Mentioned in some of the Pavers titre, of Or. Pl.tiON4l4 being about to retire from the 13.znch of the Prerogariie Court of Ireland. AlifrAL NEWs ItiRTSI4QUTH, M.I:eH 2: Alt It 2D the Ai,t, qtf 1 SION, from rieninnce ; arid WaShintOti, SCOTT, from. London ) bourld to Charlestown. FR sail, 'ress for d, that ast Ses.. by his )osition H. 4 grFIC 11, MAacu.z. THE Prins. of Wales Post-Office Packet, Capt, HEARN, sailed .this afternoon for Helvoetsiuys, with the DuJe4 Mail, Mr. FORTMAN, a Quarterly Messenger for I-Louver, and ten other .Pat,sengers. DEIL, NIAItCII 2. •Aattivap last night, His Majesty's Ship leo . . Lard, from the Cape of Good Hope, and the Hon. East India . Company's extra ships Canada and Ca/et/oda'', from China ; the two lat ter remain, and the farmer has sailed for the Note. The Canada brings an account of the safe grrival of the Hon. Company's Packet rdegratbat China the zd june,.lBoz, from whence she sailed for Ben. gal the 3(1 July' following, in cOmpany with His Majesty's Ship Arrogant. Some. few errors having taken place in the report of Lord•SoMEßvlLtE'a Show, at the Barbican, we are requested to state that the Committee for de. terminmg . the -Prizes, consisted of the folh)wing persons—the Hcn. GEO ItG :VILLI RS ; LINOMY, Esq. ; Mr. PESTOt. (Grazier) ; Mr. EUSWORTH (Salesman); Mr. AVREi, (Butcher). :rliey adjudged the Prizes exitaly as follows : flis GrACe the Duke of Mtn roo. n„ for a Yoke of Devon shire bred Oxe: , 301. , Mr. EDMUNDS, for allok.e of Heretord bred Oxen, zol. Sbould Mr, Bum:No . s's Oxen prove above the stipulated weight of 160 Stone each, theri.M r. MArt. 7IN V r v * E a B ER,, for his yoke ,of Devonshire bred Oxen, will be considered entitled to the Prize of 201. adjtidged to Mr. EDNIUNDS. • Aft. E 1)W Alt a Sisi Tit; for his of five E the Hogs, -ot South Down - Brew; . 361. His Gract the Duke of Ikuroan, for his Pen of fat Wethers, of the Sooth Down fano his Mauldin Such was the distribution of the Prizes' as adver. tiled to be .disPosizd -besides which, Lord So.- mut v tt.t.P.otish-grfat good burnout, and anxiety to pleo.sels thuch as-possible, introduced two ad. Prizes of haridsoine Silver Cops, which he disflnsed of by the following Gentietn i eti draw. trig lots : • kg a F.l . 11Y ,a, Esq . . for his Yoke of Hereford bred Oxen. sir.:hLLra, for his Yoke of Kentish bred Oxen, hard worked rill the ist day of August 180 . 2.. Mr. Utz,: Pt V C 0,1.10 for his Yoke of Somerset broil Oxen, made fat on grass and hay only: Mr. ELLmAN, tur his Pen of fat South Down Walkers. ROBERT BtNC, &A. and Mr. Mt t.t.it, gained the Prizes by drawing Lots. It is generally supposed, that from the great civility and consideration which has been shewn towards every individual sending Stock to this Show, that there will be a considerable number of Canclidatei for the Prizes of the ensuing year, as Lord Sousttv Lt.r hits liberally declared his in.. tenrion of continuing them, in order to dis. courage, the over for ahaw meat, and to in troduce that description. of Beast and Sheep which will prekluce the quickest return, with.most plenty, an objeet highly laudable, inasmuels it will ultimately teed to lower the price. THE ORATOR 10.-.—The MUSiral treat last night at Covent Garden l'heatre.• consisted of a GrAnd Seleaion from the works of HANDs,t... The efforla of IlitAitAlt anti Miss PARK E were. particularly .dis, tinguished. BttAti ASI Atli% "Off on a plat of risiug Ground," with exquisite taste and entire accordance with the grand'simplicity of the tompsiion." His " Gentle Airs,' melodious Siraini," Was a'so a deli. cious Ipecimen tiltnuieitl skill. It was admirably accompanied on the . stioloncello by Mr. C. ASHLEY. Miss PARKS gave " sl.ccet Bird" with ,_graces judgment and expression, and was very Well - accorr, panted pn the, violin by Mr. G. AsuLEY, ivho, at she end of the second A*Et, rafoimed, concerto On the Violin, with his u•o , d skili, and obtained much applause. The wh01..: was very well received by a numerous audience. It is very unfortunate that the principal Singer and Dancer of the Opera-ll:wit. should he indis. posed at the same time. 'PAto,or, we Are &lad to hear, is recovering. - - Mrs. BILL INCTON was yesterday so much reco. veted as to be able, for the first time for,ten days, to (pit her room, but ‘ve fear it will he sonic days more befote she will be able to resume her prof ts. siojial exertions. To WNSEND who had resigned his situation at Covent-garden Theatre, tO ahsume the charafter of inive lint at Kennington, ha been tempted to take a share in the property of SadierN Wells. The ex pefted tr;partrie nagnlureVith keYNOI43 ) Mott. TON, and Fitsvcrrr, is wholly at an end. Some of our Tr:igic Heroes, when they heard that KENIBLr was. in imminent danger in crossing the Pyrenees, were perhaps inclined to exclaim— " Would he tree waste 1, marrow, bones, and all." If the prevalence of La Grippe.. had prevented Englishmen from going to quairder iheir . roar) , ;n France, we might have consoled ourselves under such a scoarge . ot the human race; but unhappily, the terrors of that disorder have occasionettan increased ivertatior of Freßchme..l, and they are too patriotic to live aciy where at the expence of their sun C6lvitt . y. On Saturday last, aninformarion was laid before I the Mtiyor of by one ,of the Soldiers of the 1801,Light I)ragoons, againstjalin Wilkinson, for utteritvg tlie following inflammatory expressions a:t publicArouve in that " D—rr the Jury tlot fauna Colonel atspartl guilty, ;1141 I wish 'chat Desorti's. ,licAti was crammed dowo the K—'s throat." lie war Jound over till tlie.iiext ••Sc4sions to Attilwer to the above cl-arge himself ••• •.• And one surely 10..401* each. 4t- r List Sittirday, Citizens d,'Atcroc,, jAtICEri MONNEti ttliF.Et, TER, USTER-Y, WATTEVILLE, . and Vast FLUE; composing the two ConmiitteeS of five Wiethi?ets; formed by the fifty-six Swiss Deputies; in order to take cognizance of the MI of IVlMiation niade by the Ft aST CONSUL between the Parties'which divide Switierland, were admitted to in Audience Of the Fi It %T The Consuls, •the Senators,. the Ministers; the Counsellors of State, and the inspeetors-General csf the Army were present; and also Citizens:BAßTH E•. RCEDERER, FOUCHII, and . DEMEXINUR, Se nators, Members of the COinMittee chargtd to con fer With the Swiss Deputies assembled at Paris,. Citizen gAtiTHELEMY, President of the dom., mission, having receiveJ from the hands of the Ftßst CONSUL the Ad of Mediation, signed, counter signed, and sealed with the Great Seal of State, de- livered the Mt to Citizen LOtiis d'AFFRY, ap. pointed Landamman of Switzerland. The. FIRST CONSUL conversed some tint! each of the Members of the two, Committees of Swiss Deputies j when the Audience terminated, On Monday the same personi assisted at the Audience. Citizen BARTHELEMY President of the Committee of Senators, presented to the Frssi• CONSUL the forty-severt Swiss Defmres, whose names fbllow, The remainder of the' fifty-six, who formed the whole lkutation had previously set off for Paris. [Them follow the Name!' Citizen Louts d'Arrzr, 14;kodulliman of Swir zerlandi delivered the fullowipg -Address crrizEs FI RST CONSUL, • " Celeit by the maliation whiciryeer;ave pronotmc:-.d, to the important, but diffieu I t situation of Lanitim man or S wit zerlan it is flattering to me in becouitm the 0fi,`,.411 o th& Deputation which my Country has sent to you, t a ly i y.vj o r my tirst function the duty of tc ut ing to :tit with W it is pco.nratoit for 'the 7;:i1 , ..v0!•.:,-.r :•r - cutiott which you have deigned 16 give to "that work firms the independence ut S wit zeriand . • '' Your first benefit is to have restored to the tii:K•r-nt Peg • plc of switzerl....l the Federative Government wh:cli was alone congenial to thent. " The result of your mediation will re crenate those ties .* of policy which'have uniicd two Nations accustomed to con,: ler reciprocal advaittai,crt; and formed for mutual estee:a. The troubles which have agitated my . Country will the Powers which ste (mit:lly to Switzerland Will appLltal!-, the means employed by the First Cumuli to arre,,r. the sin! etti:4l-1 of a party spirit. I owe it to my Country to scdrid your benevolent view.ti, and I owe it To myseh to he prrieetly, ;tnpartial in the exercise of the funedions which ate contet,E4 upon me_ ") pray the first Consul to receive and to accept with: goodness the homage of our protbund respcet." , , • , .The FIRST Coshut. having artikvered Citizen Lours &Ann-, and conversed With the different Swiss Deputies, the Audience terminivicd. Lou 15 d'AF.vite, Landanimao of Swit zerland, set out the same du) ft 4 Uur), We learn from Aftrideb, that on the I 2t , lvci Feb.. in the afternoon, Gen, STRAi.7cii; the Atherton Commandant at Passau, received definitive orrkrs from the Court of Vienna, to ,eracetare that fortress , and deliver it up to the Bavarian Troops. A Deputation of 'twenty-four Members of the" Legislative Body; proceeded on Wednesday 'to the Palace of Government, where they were receive/ in the Cabinet of the Consuls. . The FIRST CO CON SAlLwas accompanied by the Second •and• Thirtt Consuls, and surrounded by the Senators, Ministers,. Cotinsellors of State, &c. Citizen RAartuo, jun. delivered the Address of the Legislative Body, to which the First Consul returned all Answer. Letters from Rouen state, that three individualr', one of whom is ern old deltler in letnooatie in that place, . the second- a Chouan WIM , has enjoys d the benefit of .an amnesty, ancl . ,the other a'refiiimed member of the Gendarmerie, were arrested last 'week at Pont-Audinier," . carried to one:of the prisons of Rotten, where they underwent a separate e:.eitnins. tion, and were sent . off on the 30th Pluoisc fir Paris in 'three different 'cairiagei, and midir an escort of a party of the Gendarrrierie.At Rouen the nature or the crime of whiCh they' stand charg . o was nor known, and the letters' which', contain the kw de tails' which have transpired, speak of the circurn stances of the prisoners with an entranrdinary degree of reserve and Cireumspeaion.—(7rairital 'der Dr. latt,) A Letter from, Roar ) dated the :+zli January, StitteS as follo)Ns : . " The Dutch Atitniral r ,:t • iv.LNI with his Squadron iu the Port of Cagliari d6omtieti of t,-,e C4iver nor permission Inland his Tioeps on 4c.culior ot Inc sickness which. prevailed among them, and their wLrit of 1-!;•l,:shillent but the Governor :ifter having coithirred , with the finest' Commandant, refusettto accede to the ilenianti." MAtismLiS, 'Fre. 17. 7 ---l'he 1)04 of General LECI.LRc was deposited in the Exchange •of this City, which was hung with black, where it remained; until the Constituted. Authorities, principal. zent, &c. 'formed in processions, to at!e94 :t to the Church of St. Miit tin. The- Cbu also; hung with black. In the centre of the principal cave, ' a t!oipor,iry Pedestal was eratedower which was dis. played a spiendid• canopy, front whieli deitialed four richly decorated curtains. Fttur Arpropriate Latin Inscriptions were exhibited on the afferent faces of the Pedestal. A considerable ntrinher of fL nibeau x, judiciously placed, illumined the Whim the. Procession arrived it the Church, the body of the General was placed on . . the l'etiestai, decOrat4 N . with 'the arions.insignia Of his official plaintive .and 4pproptioc symphony was played while this was doing, by numerous bands of Military Music. The Archbishop Celebrated in 101 l form a grand. Mass, and the Reqiiic, , , , z.was 111 '6'. by the whole Choir. . The Archbishop pronounced the Funeral ttration of the General.• The Collin which iticloses the remains of the Gene.. rat is to be forwarded to Mont Gobert, near Sois. sons; where ihe General requested he might be buried. • The Escort is not expected at Ljois before the ist of March. It is to be rcillOVC'd hence' this day. VIENNA, FEB. t3. - --The health of the Arch. duke' Cu A Ft 1, Es is 50 much 'amclitlf;ttc+l,' .ICCOr,' ing the last 1341letin or it, that liii P:tysici.stic nouncti, .that rev t.;erthe' rituller in Of it t ill appcar. Our political relational with Rossi.* rare to hi, rc,estohlishel on the same fobtiug as be. f , ore tht The Archduke 'Waring . of Hungary ter.