The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-26 00:00:00

tion, as proposed by Sir W. PIILTENEY, was nega-
tived, and the Previous Question carried without
a division.

Mr. ALEXANDER preisented the Report of the
Committee on the Duties upon Spirits distilled from
Molasses, &c. and the Resolutions being read from
the Chair, were agreed to by the House, and a Bill
founded on the same ordered to be brought in accord.
ingly.
- Mr. VANSITTART presented a Bill to repeal
the Ad of the 39th of the King, for permitting the
Importation of Naval Stores from Hamburgh for a
limited time.

The Bill was forthwith read a first time,. and
ordered to be read a second rime to-morrow.
The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means
were postponed till Friday.---And on the MotiOn
of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER the House
adjourned (at Eleven o'Clock) till To-morrow.

THE SUN'.

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LONDON, NOVEMBER z 6, 18oz.

WE this morning received Paris Papers to the
22d inst. Our limits, from the length of the Par-
liamentary Proceedings, would allow but a very
short space to our Extrafts, were their contents
such as to entitle them to notice : this is, however,
not the case. They bring us no information. The
French Funds have again declined, being now at
531.—A Letter from Marseilles, of the 2cl inst.
states the arrival of a great slumber of Troops, part
of the Army of the East.—Mr. LI v INGSTON, Chan-
cellor of the State of New-York, Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of the United States to the French Republic,
landed on the r 3th at L'Orient, and was preparing
to set out for Paris.

An article in the Moniteur, from Cuxhaven, of
the 4th inst. states the prevalence of dreadful storms,
and leads us to entertain doubts for the safety ,of
our Packets.

Marquis CORNW ALLIS continues to be treated
with marked respdl, The enthusiasm on the Peace
was such at the Opera, that his Lordship is stated. to
have shed tears.

Four Hamburgb Mails still remain due.
We are happy to hear that HER MAJESTY iS in
a fair way of recovery from the low fever with
which she has been aife&ed, and which we under- -,
stand has not been accompanied with any. alarming
symptoms. She is attended by Sir FRANC Is NIL- .
MAN.
It is now very confidently said that Earl ST.
VINCENT will retire from the Admiralty. Who his
Successor is to be is not yet ascertained.
The intended Promotions in the Navy upon the
Peace, will no doubt be announced before the- final
retirement of Earl Sr. VINCENT. '

The puke and Dutchess of M Arr ell r sT t R nmved
on Monday last at their Seat at Kimbolton, in Hun.
tingdonshire, from Gordon Castle.
This day the .LORD MAYOR held a Court
of Aldermen at Guildhall, for the purpose of tak-
ing into consideration the MI of Parliament of
the 37th of Ge0..111. for setting and regulating the
Assize of Bread ; also the cause of the present en-
ormous high price of Wheat and Flour, after such
an extraordinary plentiful harvest.
A Court of Common Council will be held to-
morrow, at Guildhall, particularly to consider the
Motion of Mr. FRANCIS GARRATT, for petition-
ing Parliament to cause a Survey of all Grain
throughout the kingdom, and that the Proprietors
thereof be compelled to make a due Return, upon
oath; of the quantities, specifying the separate quan-
tities of Wheat, Flour, Barley, Barley Flour, Oats,
and Oatmeal, Rye and Rye Flour ; also a Return
of the probable produce of the different sorts of 1
Grain when threshed.
And to consider a Motion for petitioning Par-
liament that the Prohibition to distil from Grain
may continue six months, from the zst of January
next, and until the\ next meeting of Parliament after
that period.
And also to consider a Motion that this Court
agree to petition Parliament for leave to bring in a
Bill to repeal the several Ads relating to the set-
ting the Assize of Bread, subsequent to the Aft
passed the 3lst Geo. the Second.
Lord FOLEY, hunting with Lord Hmtßoßotrox's
hounds, in Leicestershire, has met with a danger-
ous accident : his horse's legs dropped into a deep
hole, and the animal fell backwards upon his Lord-
ship. His friends were near enough immediately
to extricate him ; but he fainted, and afterwards
vomited a considerable quantity of blood. . Lord
HARBOROUGH immediately sent for his carriage,
but Lord FOLEY could not be removed further than
to an adjoining farm-house. The last accounts hap-
pily state that he is better.
On Tuesday night, a party of Constables belong-
ing to the Public Office, Worship-street, entered a
house in Pall-Mall, under 'authority of a search
warrant issued against it as , a common gaming_
house, and where they found several Gentlemen
sitting round a table, on which was a box and dice
but_ no other appearance of play. Yesterday the
parties attended before R. GRAHAM and J. I•lAat..,
' Esqs. at Bow-street (the officers litiVing taken their
words for theirforth-coming), whet co other charge
• being adduced, except having been folmd_in a house
of that ilescriptiop, they wertidisiiiis'sed, on enter
ing into their OSVfI recognizance to ';',l-iyer what
, might be objet ecl against them ag the next West-
-1
minster-Sessions.
Ps few evenings *ince a parcel, containing Bank
Notes to the amount of 2501. wasstolen aom the
i iltil ami -.4ctcs Mail,