The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-23 00:00:00

DEAL, I)Fc. 22.

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THE Resalia, SINCLAIR," for' Berbice, haslott
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her cathead, by a-vessel running foul
ivfher last
• -
night, •

Yesterday a Court of Direaors Was 'held at- the
Eot..lndizt Tionse., when the: Slfips..Da tid ,Scar
Cupells, destined to 'China, were, ordered :to4be
afloat. T-sr ;Jan uaty, -sail to • G-eNtrairri(rth'e t'A; iitrid
be in-itr6-Downs-:'thel—t3th iebrtiltry. The C9urt
3:rdi;?tirtied at five o'clock till tlii
,dad .
Yesterday Mr. joithr Horsof4J, the. Purser of the
Hon, Ea:,t: India .Cc.)piOany'ti the '.:l/74.i5t01,
Capt. CAMP Li ELL MAR JOR I BANKS, attended at the
Ind-4r-house, and rceT-Feci'his'4rial dispatches•for the
Is' n'3 o fit. liielena, BLncoolen, China, with
which her immediately proceeded to join the above
Ship;

In conformity to the order of His: Royal High.
ncss the Commander in Chief, for ..reducing the
Standitig Army, by discharging men above 46
years of age, stud men- ine,Latail in that acrreicey-abOttt
4o of that description of Soldiers were on Saturday
discharged from the 4th Regiment of Infantry in
Lewes Barracks. • -

•
On Monday morning a party of the. 92dRegi.
ment of Highlanders passed through Winchester, on
their route to Guernsey. •
Sir JOHN MITFORD has received his State Ser-
vice of Plate, as Speaker of the House of Commons ;
iris very superb, and cost 50001. The Chancellor's
Service cost only 30001.
The Duke of NORFOLK has offered his interest
in Carlisle for Lord MORPETH, which the 'Earl of
CARL ing has declined ; and in consequence Lord
ANDOVER is txpeaecl to be returned with Mr.
Cu R.W EN for that City.

Eleaioniehng is going on with great spirit in
Ireland. Mr. GEORGE LA TOUCHE has got into
a qu'atrelWilb ,the. Qrangemen.. That Ge.ntleman,
is a Cakkidale for the City of Dublin,
Mr. GEORGE I aLY HUTCHINSUiI is addressing
the people of. Cork in favour .of his brother, Mr.
CHARLES HELY.HUTCHINSON, who is at present
absent with .4he Army that was in Egypt. There
seems little doubt of his success.

.Lord ST. ViNc ENr is certainly quite recovered
from his late indisposition. His Physicians have
recommended his going to the South of France
merely for the, Warmth of she climate, which we
sincerely hope will not be found necessary, that tbe
Country may not. be deprived.of the serVices'of so
able and so excellent a man.

The Farmers in Norfolk lately held a meeting to
take into consideration the service rendered to his
Country tw-Mr. COKE of Holkham, in the liberal
encouragement he gives to the seieiwg.and.pradice
ofAgricutture, aqd resolved, that he was .highly de-
serving of some mark of public approbation., Upon
which a Subscription was immediately opened,- for
the purpose of providing and presenting him with
an appropriate token. And with such eagerness
was it entered into, that on Saturday last it amount-
ed to upwards .of a thousand guineas, although it
was .limited to two guineas e4tch, and was not to
close till the end of the month. . The compliment
thus paid to Mr. COKE must be highly satislalory
to his feelings, as the service be is o) is pre-emi-
nently determined by those best calculated to judge
of it, and .we have no doubt but that the token he'
will receive upon this occasion will be estimated by
him equal to, if not beyond any honour that cold
dignity, his name.

It appears :from the Trial' on Monday, in the
Court of Kines=tiench, BEATsoN 'versus the Com-
MISSION ERS of' the Transport-Board, that very
different prices mere given for Transports, at the
same time. There is something in this that surely
merits investigation, by those whose 'business.
,it
more peculiarly is to .Iperintend the Expenditure
of the Public Money.

The Argo,2----, from Sunderland for Gibraltar,.
lost on the Spurn Point.

_l'illf1:, Dec. rE.

BREST, DEC. lo.L7The wind ivlich blew
violence the Bth at night,. made us fear some
dent. At break of day, on the 9th, we hel
firing of cannon, which announced a Vessel in
The Corvette, La Cigogney drove
_bey. Jnoorings to_the_point of-the castleirWhere
touched, but fortunately the bottotn,was mud.
remained some time in that dangerous posiii'
but the wind suddenly changing, she was eriab
to receive assistance.; from the 'Port. She escai
without any injury except ;the loss of her fore
main topgallant 'masts.
The Frigate Precie:ese
,alsio sustained some.
mages. These two Vesselk.macle,i)art of the E
dition. .Le Cigorze will be shortly in a good stagy
and we hope the Preciruse will be repaired
enough to sail with the Expedition. The. Frig
Lido, which arrived in the evening from Sr. ‘J.VI
also.drove on'thore. 'The taffies of the Fleet
'haVing been ye't communicated to him, the Adaii
did not understand—her-'signals. Citiz. n BRO
an Officer of.distinaion, regardless of the dan'
.went offina boat .to the Frigate on boarding,
boat sunk, and the men had calk time'te, grapple
hier side and-saVe themselves.
• A heavy sea broke over the Ship, and washed
man overboard. We had the painful sight of bell,
ing' him buried in the Deep without. power to gi
'him Amy mistance.

RATISBON, DEC, 14-I—The following is the st'
stance of the Declaration transmitted, accordingl
one.of our Gazettes, by. the Court of Vienna
that of Berlin, 'and which establishes, in a positi'
Planner, the reconciliation of the two Powers :
cr His Imperial Majesty learns with please
that the King ha: done justice to his sen'iiments'
As bead of the. Empire and prote&or of the Chat
in Germany, he .could not aft otherwise upon th
subjeet of the eleetions of Munster and Arensbed
The dignities there.conferred upon him have it
posed upon dnties from which .he will neo
swerve. The Articles 5 and 7of the Treaty '
LOPe'Ville. treat Of Indemnities—the. first of the'
Articles concerns
•.the Indemnities of the Graz
*Dnke.of. Tuscany,:and the second those of the
PrinCes, whose -POS4.&ssionson the Left flank of
Rhine-have been :ceded to France.
nities ought to be •effeaed by. means of Secularity
tionp, as,has been already'vagred -upon at the Col:
?Jess at aastadt "ibtit it- is just that nobody shou',',
receive more titan he h3st, From this manner
will _ not be tieces'iary to- teneatlise the measure'
the Seculatizationse
~:T.lle,lreaty of Luneville,
sides, has Made no rpentiop,..of it. The busio'.
may he begurrby secularizing the small Chapte°
and thus there will be no need to attack the E;c:c1(
siastical Eletiorates, the preservation of which is
thc-iiiegostiAleceagity for the maintenance of t
equilibrium, and. of the Germanic Consti;utioP
cstabliihed. by „the Treaty of Westphalia,
'c _The indemni6cation of the Grand Duke'
Tuscany received the assent of the King at tot
same time with
,the Treaty of Luneville, Thacel
the Prince of Orange •is not, in truth, designei,
Treaty; in..consideration of tlie
ship ;hat exists between His Imperial Majol
and the King, 'he offers to contsibUte with all
- r. ; nct-j—a—vveu -aS alrfllost';
favour of whom the King
.shall interest
shall receive suitaVe indeumities;. The Emper
flatters bimscif that the friendly relations, whicl,
subsist between His Imperial Majesty and tr 6,,
King, shall give to the present affairs the result ae#'
sired." . . '

NICE, DE c. I.—,The English Vessel the 4l'
has arrived at the port of Villefranche, having
board 44 Soldiers of the 75th Demi-brigade,
Ordonnateur in Chief of the Army of the
three Commissaries of War, an Olcer of Health, 3'
Civil Engineer, two Members of the Institute, an
of the Commission of Arts, ten Secretaries or Clerlcs,;
seven Domestics, 65 Bakers or Butchers. 11114
Vessel left Alexandria the 22d of Vendemi3irei
was forced by stress of weather into Villefranclic;
She will sail as soon as the weather will permit, f°'
Toulon or Marseilles, wifere she is to perform '1
rantine.

Yesterday the Master and Wardens of the Cod'
pany of Bakers, ..,,cited on the LORD MAyoßf
Set the Assize of Bread, and the Mealweigliers;
Returns being examined, it appeilted that WIle;
and Flour had risen since their last Reports, hip
Lordship, therefore, was under the painful nee
sky of raising the Bread a whole'-Assize, or tv4;
pence in the Peck Loaf, to commence and take plac,ll
to-morrow : the price of the Ouartern Loaf vii
then be One Shilling.

Lord FoLEY came of age on Monday, 'on will
oc(Casion,' there were gteatfestivities on his Estate'
il) Worcestershire.

Mrs. FITZHERBERT is amongst the latest a 0
vals at Bath.

Arrived in the Downs the Queen Charlotte, Cart,
%
Curling, Passage Vessel, from Calais, with IVla:l°e
Sir ROBERT WILSON and Capt.. WALK ER, Of tho
3d Regiment of Guards from gyps, with sever
other Passengers, who immediately set off to I,oll'
don.

DAvy, we understand, is to be employed in coo'
junction with MOORHEAD and BlANctit, in COrti'
posing the music for Mr., T. DIE DrN's new OPecji
COOKE returns from Bath on Friday, and, `he
may well believe, without having once tasted 111
Waters.

• .The Newcastle Theatre has suffered very muss
lately by- the Lectures of a travelling Chymith-i
the Ladies of .that place were affected by a verl
strong desire of penetrating into: the arcana
IVature. The itinerant. Philosopher, however, so ad
lost all his female auditors when he unfortunately
proposed to neutralize natural-bodies.

It has been whimsically said, that at root'
walking seems to be quite the rum.
An Aetor of Covent-Garden was, it seems, re;
hearsing the part of Sir John Brute, on Sund.a;
night in the street, in the neighbourhood of 0
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in his vocation" with a vengeance.

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