The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-29 00:00:00

a a I~IIILIi~Y PAPERS.

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Mr; CHM:Matti offered the following Rotolution;
*ha was agreed to it:solved, That a Committee
be appointed to take into consideration the expedi
ency of raising by enlistmelit and tirgraniiiiig a
number of Volunteer Troops for the service of the
United States, not exceeding 24,000 men, anti that
they have leave to report by UHI or otherWi.ic.
On the motion oft‘lr. VAN J$ e, the Coinri'littkui
rose, retorted proAress, and obtained leave to *sit
again---Yeas 47, Nays 46; when Mr. VA DIE,s
immediately olicsod the following Itesolution i-
' Resolved, That the kresident of United Stat,lit be re.
quested to communicate to this Ho* such !nt-..rmnien,
touching our horse) telatiiiiia. as he May deem consistent
with the public interest, the better to enable th641,,u1c no
judge how for the military es taolishatent of the United btate3
,ought to be encreabee.

On the Motion d Mr. Gault/1001m; the Housti
adjourned.—Yea4:o3. Nays 62:
. NEW-YORK, FES. t4--Mir. NOVltsr, and Lieut.
LEWIS, are the two Couriers appointed by Govern:
went to carry dispatches to France and En Lind ;
they were to set out flonl WaSbiti&tori ()II Saturday;
and are hourly expected. The °fag() will sail im
mediately on their arrival.
_ _

Extratt of a Letter to the Editor of the United
States Gazette, dated Washington, Friday evening;
Feb. 19.—" The Negotiation with Mr. Hose is
suspended for a few days ; is was erroneously re-
ported last evening to be entirely broken off. It is
understood that M. R. has made some propw;itiup,
to which our Government has telbsed to accede. A
Cabinet. Connell, to which Mr. GlLr.s was ?nailed;
was held. on Wednesday, and then it was probable
this determination was made. MI% MADISON COO*
tinuet unwell. The Preside at has been to-day at
Mr. M.'s house, for the purpose, as it is suppoted, of
concerting and preparing'a proposition for Mr. ROSE.
Such is the statement which is generally credited."
Two Couriers, our for France] the other tor Env
land, leave the city this evening. They are both to.
embark at New York in the same vessel.

Mr. WILLIAM PINCKNEY Way this day nominated
by the Senate Minister Kenipotentiary to the Court
of London. , He was originally appointed a Nlinister
jointly whit* *. MuNaos, and it appears that since
WM. left tintion, Mt. PINCKNEY has possessed
no authority to a 4 as a. Minister.
There it a paragraph now running thro'igh the
Papers, stating that Mt. Easatrit was last week at.
Baltimore, and that both he and Mr. ItoSe %%'ere
!meted in this city to-day. The report is totally
rontous Mr. E. has not been in lilitimore, nor is
there, any_,rea#oll suppose that Mr. Rosa about
to leave Washingteln.
It is reported' to the Solithward, that a Vesfel hag
arrived at HatiiptOn.lloadi with ItISMIC=
tiops for Mr. Rosin.

It appear* that the whole Of the money paid into
.•
the Registry of dm High Court of Admiralty from
the year 170 to March 18Lk8 amounts to,
As Droitt of the Admiralty • - ‘474.32; IL to
da Utoits of the Crown. • - 3,0,404 to 2
A tri.,cd Aceount of both, out of which no-
thing has been paid to Captors - toctioci tg

slaking the suit► total o'ol the money
ISAct AITIOUIIII. . • 3,113,905 c Z
Sum tot of all the money drawn► by
the Keys! wdtratit and othetwise 2,539.K)7 19 7f

And the balance now reinidnink is, as
•
above stated, sornetliing inwe
halt a million. vit. 57.1061' a 64.
The Danish prizes are not inchided in this roturn.
CLERGY.---Dr. SWABEY and Dr. ADAMS, Ath4o•
cafes of the Ciort at Arches, hAre given their de•
tided opinioni upon
.an important question respe;A.:
ing a Curate's Licence Taal every ' Lip nee
grunted to a
who
terminates on the death of the
incumbent cuMbent gave the nomination ; that the suc-
ceeding Be for may• nominate any other Clergyman
to the Cure, ;Init,tlaim a freh Licence from the.
Bishop of the Dioces."

On Tuesday last the Earl of Darlington'S fox.:
hounds had ono of the most brilliant runs of the
season, from that celebrated covert Sessay Wood,.
Yorkshire. Theypresently unkenneleo a lox, which
seemed determined to chew, that the justly-faineit
breed of Hambleton Foxes is' nut extinct : Cur first
skirting along the banks of the Swale, about two
mites, he then had the courage to ¶ace the wind t 0,7
•wards the hills, passing bySowerby, Bagly, through
Thirklebytrarik,
,Thirkieby Spring, Osgodby, and
''where, notWithmanding many earths •
were open, he scorned so meats a retreat, and turned
`to the right, across Kilbarii Oomaimi-to Byland
Abbey, Newborough Park, and Yeardly ; and then
'pointed towards Black Wood; but the scent growing
'very cold, he was lost about three miles from En's-
invold,- after a run of two hours and ten mintstea
with only cue short check. The country passed
over was supposed to be at keast u 5
One of the hest contested matches for four miles
was run yesterday on Hounslow Common, between
Mr. Hsartitt's bay mace Diamond,,and Captain
.HROGIts'S brown charger, for 5Q guineas, that ever
was witnessed, The mare made play at starting on
foil peedt, and was follnwed aosely by the eharger
for Ole first mile, when each jockey began to pulti,
and the animals were neck and neck the whole dis-
tance, without_ either gaining in pace. The mate
wan therece by jockey ship, bat so nicely, that opi-,
' nions were divided, until the empire decided. The
dittantse was perfOrnied in nine minutes and a half.
On Tuesday morning, the uith hist, as the Rev.
*OUIS PALmEtt, Curate Of Hilliti,cloii, Middlesex,
and late of iitadiligton, :111tiar 0410td, was riding in
company withisveral Mends upon Ilittitidge CA**
motif, •, his Aspria ran away, arid threw bun with
breat violence against a stone, anti Iteaured his
ead So'llloo as 10 cause his immediate death..

&AIN G.-•-+Ttlild tly nest is looked for with con-
siderable avidity is* day fbr mUe diversion atllonfpt
the amateurs, of pugilism: besicks the match be.
tween Youth Belcher and Docilely, tui bu :41 Olt a 5,
which leis been for some thne fixed to take place on
that day, Cropley stul Dutch Sam will also exhibit
for a stinilar,larn.

Yesterday niorning, while twb ,servauts belong»
ing to Mr: ;WALL, gardener iuirnth)h.tields, were
dt hit.% ftt ehdtfuriausiy along the Walt, they
unfortunateir ororturned it, and were bath throwu
uncldr, the .wh'eehr; the <lnc whs on the spot,
nntt the other so sevenfly Vaiscd, that little hope-liar.
ontigtained a his recortry•