The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-07 00:00:00

DIPII),ENDS.

lan, t 6, Glovel:of.,Paternoster-row,,warehpuseman,
at GUildhall.: •
Ded-.11.9. ' trtiottilisAll.4le;r2itia.. juntesl-1 u line of Manchester,
Oeiter's:,iti 0,444 'itt• tjp,i,e‘oznmercial .Man-
c)ieiter. ; '444 . ~. . • •
jiinSefli3ll,• stieetlli shopkeeper; at eleven,
t••01:)74110 •
Dec. 26, . 'Henry 'Su AultiAtfr„ qi,‘R ?nd., • s grrey, sta-
bletleepc.f, at twelye;..4*llilhall;
Ja'. (StVal-lane, merchant,
at ten, . '
liaprei. of :12atelcy4ui,tige„:, inn_
keeper, at eleven, the-Black S
Jan.. i 6. John Glove'r, 'Kenington, stok;e.inason, at one,.
. . , •
jam a.,7Sannic.t,..,lcenibje and"WilliaM..SPen4i of. NoifQPir*
:.'tt,':et; Strand, merchants, at eleven, at Cml,lh4ll, , '

Opt. aB. William gaithope, of Bricignorth, Salop, Largf.s-
ownet, at eleven, at the Cross Keys, Bridgnorth.
CERTIFICATES.
Dee. z 6. Richard Beaumont, Stephen Vidkerman, and
William Beaumont, of Healeybutts, York, clothiers.
Soioinon Fox, of Wardobr,street, cabinet-tnaker.
juhli Mathias, of Brixton Villa, Surrey, slater. . •
john Wayte, of Stoke, Stafford, dealer and Chapman.
Richard Robert William Tulford and Benjamin Hanbury,
late of Great Russel-street, shoe-makers. '

[This Gazette likewise contains an Order in Council, tote
prolonging for two months froin the 7th inst. the prohi-
bition against the exportation of gun powder, atrni, acc. as.
also for like period, front the. 16th inst. the exportation of
lignum

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•OL,[M QUIS DICIII.I ratsum AupiaT

L 0 D 0 DE C E 1111? ER 7, 1801.

WE are informed that the Messenger which at.
rived Orl Satuiday from Paris, brought to M. Or-ro
his Credential Letter as Minister Plenipotentiary at
the Court of Liundon. Should this prove. true; tve
shall sincerely rejoice at this strong testimony of
the high opinion entertained by the French Govern-
_
melt of that truly respalable charafter.

At a late hour last night, the Hamb4rgh Mad due,
on Wednesday reached us, Its contents are 'very,
far from being of any Moment. Lord ELGIN is stat.
ed, in an article from Consiantinaple, to be about to
return to this Country. Some disturbances—had
arisen in the government of the Seven Islands, .to
which the arrival of a British Squadron had put
An end.

According to athrices from it;enna, tranquillity
lad been re-established in Belgrade, to the satis,
fadion both of the. Porte and the Janissaries.
According to more than one account from• Italy,
General, MuRAT was preparing to evacuate the
Cisalpine Territory, and to retire to Romagna,

The-Pa isct• of ORANGE hag had an interview
with .General Dulgovß;gx-at /44,vi//eshif, near
Alt na.

The Mail which became due yesterday, is not
arrived.

Ti 4 RgYAI, FAMILY yesterday, with their usual
attendants, went to hear a Sermon preached at Si.
George's Chapel, Windsor, by the Canon in resi-
dence,
It will be seen from the London Gazette of sa-,
turday evening, that His MAJESTY has bestowed
on our two gallant Commanders in Egypt, Lord
KEITH and Sir J. H. HUTCHINSON, tl}e „honours
they have.well merited by their valour and gbitity..
Such men add almost as much splendor to the Pee}_
age as they receive from it individually.

:.His Majesty's Ship incoNstaqt, Captain JOIN
A:YSCOUGH, sailed from Egypt on the 13th Oaober,
rBor had an excellent passage to Malta ; arrived
there on the 2 rst ; sailed again oh the 23d ; arrived
at' Gibraltar on the• 7th November, where she
landed part of the 23d Regiment, to garrison that
.'place ;. sailed from thence on the rtli ; left there
Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, and his Squadron. The
next day, a grand Procession was to take place, and,
Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ to be invested with the Red'
Ribbon. Colonel VIGOR Evx, of the Both Regi_
ment, who was wounded in E& pt, came home
with Capt. Ayseouou. Our Fleet have resumed.
their former anchorage at the Neutral Ground,
which they used to occupy during the Peace.
Sir. joifri PARNELL died suddenly on Saturday
mornifig. He breakfasted as usual, and 'appeared
to 6d itorpaifea ..bealth ; immediately • after- break-
fasttehrirtiato his room, where he was .seized
wittlVarn4POpleaiofas,. and expired . in less than half
anohottritvd:OHN .PARNELL for several years
filledgiheiofficepoi ;Chancellor of the Exchequer in
Ireland. By his decease, there is now a vacancy
in the representation for. the Queen's County. Me
was grandson of the elegant Poet PARNELL.
The Morning Post of . Friday condemns Mr.
ADDINGTON for...having• taken care, like BONA-
PARTE, to provide for all his brothers.., We have
never. heard of more, than two, Mr. Hi try AD.
DINGTQN and Mr. BRAGGE ; both of them vie
understand to be in perfolly independent circum.
stances, and both of whom held under Mr..Tirr'S
Administration high offices, the one that of a Lord
of the Treasury, and the other that of Chairman of
the Committee of Ways and Means.—The Minister
must certainly plead guilty of having moved both_
to situations which afford nearer and more confider
tial intercourse with him; but we are not aware:of
there, being any great crime, in thus consulting his
own satisfaction and comfort, unless the Morning
Post can make it appear that by this arrangement
he has doge any injury. to the interests of the.
Public.

. ;
The CaernarVon Militia, on Tuesday and Weil.
nesday, arrived at Ellesmere.
The Denbigh Militia on Monday and Tuesday
arrived at Shrewsbury, and there wait farther or-
ders.

The Master of the Bell Inn, Canterbury, was
last week fined 51., for having in his possession, a
military cloak.

The alcerzge price of Sugar, computed from the
retuiiiiktfiide for 'the week ending the zd day of
De'cemb4 'Fortythrre Shillings and Eight
periiiiiiiried ig ht.
Tuesday two VesSels were driven
on shore at Holyhead ; the crew of one was with
great difficulty saved, but all on board the other
`perished.' A Boat•was at 'the same time driven into
thellarbour, with the bodies of a Lady and a boy,
who, from their appearance, are 'supposed to have
'died through hunger.