The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-29 00:00:00

PAROLE AYLESFORD.

Lieutenant-General G a t ti r t r.t.n takes this opportunity to
oiler his acknOwlechyements to Colonel the Earl of AY I.F.S.
ro o, and to the Officers and Gentlemen of the.Warwiek..
shire Yeomanry, for the compliment io hint in their re-
quest for his attendance at their exercise this day.

lie shall consider it only as his duty, to report to the Corna
mander in Chief, that the Soldier-like appearance, the good
order and regularity, the exercise and nianceuvres of ths re-
sneelable Corps; does there the highest credit, and cannot
fail of giving satisfaction to every person, as it has done to the
Lieutenant-General.

W W. ROOK E, A. D. C.
Ilead-Quarters, Sfratford-uptoz-"Evit,
Ala" za, 1801.

From the Return laid before the House of Com-
mons, it appears the total quantity of Portugal and
Madeira Wines imported into the several Ports of
England, in the years 1798, 99, and 1800, dis-
anguishing each year, and not in, lulling in the Re-.
turn the Wine imported for the wie of the Navy, is
as follows :

N 1798,
Portugal Wine
Madeira
IN 1799.
Portugal
Madeira -
OIN Oleo.
Portugal
Madei

Tc,:s

GI/.

15)791 2 21
645 3 17

22,519 3 17
652 A 49

19,323 2 42
`;-11 37

The Committee appointed to consider of the per.
sons to ix., appointed Commissiimers, Surveyors,
and Valuers, in Bills of Inclosure and Drainage,
have resolved, • That in every Bill for inclosing any
lands; and for draining any low lands, there be in.
sorted a Clause to prevent any Lord,. or the Steward
or Bailiff' of any Lord of any Manor extending over
any part of the lands intended to be 'inclosed or
drained ; and also to prevent any person interested,
or the agent of any such person, froth aging as
Commissioner, Surveyor, or Valuer for inclosing
or draining such land 3. The Committee require
that the Commissioner, Surveyor, and Valuer, shall
swear that they are not se interested.
From Berlin there are accounts, that negotiations'
have been opened for settling the Indemnities to be
granted to he PRINCE of ORANGE. The Bata-
vian Republic has appointed for its Agent in this
business Citizen HtILTEMANN, and the PRINCE of
ORANGE has appointed, on his side General STAM.
FORD and Counsellor ARNOLD. Prussia and France
are the mediators. The Prince's Deputies proposed
at first the restoration of. the House of Orange to
the Stadtholdership ; but this point has been given
up for the present.
Colonel Wool), of Piercefield, has purchased the
Borough of Shaftesbury for the suns of 44,0001.
Mrs. \VYNDHAM, whose condua gave employ.
ment to the Gentlemen of the Long Babe yesterday,
is the daughter and heiress of the late telebrated
Lord BA LT I MGR U.

After the Opera last night, in the very first
scene of the new Ballet of La Milli &War, PAR tsor
had the misfortune to tarn 41. u. Jr,o by which she
sprained the instep in so serious a way, as to render
her totally incapable of proceeding in her part. She
was most desirous of going on, and DECVILLE
quested the indulgence of the Theatre in her favour';
but after waiting some time, the Surgeon pronounced
it impossible for her to put her foot to the ground,
without the certainty of being laid up for weeks
afterwards. Mr. KE4.1,1' therefore made an apology
to the spedators, and requested permission to sub—
stitute another Dance, which, with their usual kind.
nest, they instantly granted.

TEXIER, Chief Surgeon of the Militrn'y Hospital
at Versailles, and At. in ExT,ia Physician at Paris,
have inoculated some sheep with vaccine matter, in
ordettto discover whether any analogy subsists be-
tween the cow-pox and the rot.
One day last week, at the Sessions-house on
Clerkenwell Green, the coachman and two footmen,
of a Gentleman of great
,respcetability, v:ere senten_
ced to a month's imprisonment, and a fine of
each, on the prOsecution of Jonx FREE, Esq. for
wilfully driving their tnaster's carriage against that
of Mr. FR EE, in their attempting to break into the
rank at the Opera Hous6, on the 24th of March.—
This example, we trust, will prevent a repetition of
such outrages io future.