The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-23 00:00:00

LONDON, JANUARY z 3, 18or.

Sir WATK IN WILLIAMS WYNNE moves the
Address iu the Houe of Commons on Tuesday.
next, 4nd Mr. CORNWALLIS,,Son of the Bishop
of LiTcH PI ELo and COVENTRY, and Nephew to
the LORD LIEUTENANT of Ireland, seconds it.
Lord WESTNIEATIT, we have heard, moves the
Address in the Upper House.

The Eleaion of a SP EAK E R took place yester-
day in the House of Commons, when the Right
Honourable HENRY .ADD I NGTON was•re.eleEted.
The choice, as might, from the well-known abi-
lities of Mr. ADD INGTON) have been expeaed.
was unanimous. It may be doubtful to whom
such a choice is the more honourable, to the Can-
didato of "to the Eleaors.

Two Hamburgh Mails still remain due.
Yesterday morning THEIR MAJESTIES and
the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, ELIZARETH, MARY,
SOPHIA, and AMELIA, accompanied by His
Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT, Earl CHES-
TERFIELD, Colonel CARTWRIGHT, and Miss
GOLDSWORTHY, paid a visit to the PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE 'of WALES, at Shrewsbury House,
where they partook of an elegant refreshment.
The ROYAL FAMILY left Town this morning
for Windsor.

We arc much concerned to learn that the
PRICE of WALES Was taken Fill after the
Drawing. Roo- on Monday, since which His
Royal Highness has been confined to his house.
There was So much app'rehension of an inflamma.
tory fever orl 'Tuesday night, that the YRlrrcE
was bled twice.

• Yesterday, previously to the Meeting of the
House, the Lord Steward of His Majesty's
Household attended, and swore in' the Members
of the Imperial Parliament that attended.
'The crowd of Members was, yesterday very
considerable in the House of Commons, not less
than 300 being present. The' City Members,
who are Aldermen, were as usual sworn in first ;
and in'their scarlet gowns took their seats on the
Treasury Ilench, next the Speaker ; • a situation of
prececlence to which they have a right from
memorial usage. Not more than twenty Irish
Members were present.
A rumour. was yesterday in circulation, that
Freneh ExPedition had made itself master of
111401galoee. So 'little foundation did there go-
pear to bo-lbr its that after much inquiry, we can
only state tile fad thus vaguely.
Among the reports of thc day a Proclamation
is spoken of, ordering all Foreigners 'who hive
not been resident, in this Country for four years,
to quit the Kingdom. Another Proclamation
was, according to the same authority (public ru.
mour), to direel the removal of. all Corn on the
Coast to an inland situation. It is not in our
power to contradict all the tales of the day, but
we consider these as highly improbable.
It is generally believed ainongst the Merchants
in the City, thatjEFFER'SON will be the President
of the United States. •It was even yesterday ais.
serted that positive ecounts to this effee have
been received,' but we could not learn by. what
channel.

Yesterday the Light-Horse Volunteers had a
general Muster in their own field; and received,
in review order, their Standards, as altered ac-
cording to the. regulation since the Union with
Ireland. LiClitCrthllt.Gerteral GR INFIELD, and his Major,
of Brigade, Captain ROBERTS (late
of the Life
°tlards), arrived at Birmingham last week. The
General assumed the comniamt of the place and all
the Inland Counties. Capt. M.. WV•l4l' AR D, of
the Guards, is appointed one of the 'General's
Aids-de-Camp, •
The Rev. Principal BA tRo-tis chosen Minister
of the High Ckirch of Edinburgh, in the room
of the late Rev. Dr. Hoof' BLAIR.

The Merchants, cdricerned in the Oporto
Trade, have petitioned the Aditiralty for a con-
-voy to several ships which have been loaded there
for some time. ' _

In consequence of the High Price of Provisions,
the East' India Coinpany have liberally increased
the allocVances to the Commanders, for Writers,
Cadets, &c. taking passage to the several Presi-
dencies.

Mr. WE I its,'Of Bristeol, for the last five months
has been setting a most praise-worthy example
to the opulent, an then hard times of scarcity,
by selling to the Poor of that ' City, upwards
of fifty tons of beef. and mutton at 3d. rind 4d.
Per pound, together with large quantities of
pease,- arid clarified beef and 'mutton suet; the
pease at 4.1 d. a quart, and the suet at Ed. per lb.
A great mortality has prevailed for some time
past in. Holland and Lower Saxony, where the
influenza or grio was common, and is said par-
ticularly two affea the stomach and bowels. Three
hundred and forty-three persons had died of this
iliisorder at Amsterdam in the course ofone week.
A maniac was yesterday takep into custody at
nuckinsham-Housei for attempting forcibly to
enter the Palace. On being asked his business,
he said he had written a note on Wednesday,
morning to the PR INC ISM, prOrlthing to accom.
Pally them to the Play that evening, and he came
to know why he bad received to answer

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Non illi impel:me rtlegi, savumgue irdenum,
Sea' mibi torte datum.

PORTSMOUTH, Sax. 2Z

'Wimp the Ceres, -, (a Dane) with
cotton and sugar, from Lisbon for Altona, brought
in by the Ant Cutter