The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-04 00:00:00

11.1Ark'RCPPTS.

jaMCS Couptan& lat,:" of Ilay's-Mews, Stint ne4fge)
Ilanover-!.:quare, hackney-coach-master, to surrender
February 13, i 6, and March 17, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Sarel, Berkley-square.
John Macnaniari, of London, merchant, February r 4,
it, and March 17,...at, ten; at C uilcihall. At corncy,lM r.
Fdrbei Ely-Place.
Itytiles Editiattitlate of Bush-lane, London; cotton-broker,
Etbruary 7, 21, and March 17, at ter', at Guildhall.
Aitorricy, Mr. Eyre, Spital-square,

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.tieruas iftre` et Great Wipton, teices- tershirc,
vicival:er and rnaktstitr„ February '9, at five, Febecary
to, st eleven-, and. Mardi t 4, at three., at the Cranes and
Lien and Lamb Inn, Leicester. A ttornieS, Mr. Henson,
Martlett-court, Bow-street, London; or Mr. Boud,
Leicester.
Robert Wilson, of Greenwich, mariner, February 9, at
one, February r 7, and March 17 at eleven, at G itildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Saward, Princes-street, Rotherhithe:
John Hughes, of Silver-street, Falcon-square, vidualler,
February 9. at ten. February 14, at twelve, and March
'lli at tent at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon,' Nassau-
street; Soho.
Charles Gregory, of Elstow, Bedfordshire, baker, Fe-
bruary 14, at three, February 17, and March i 6, at ten,
at the Swan Intl, Bedford, Attornies, Mr. Scarbrow,
St. Neots ; or Mr. Morton, Furnival's-Inn, London.
DIVIDENDS'.

March 14. Richard'Edwards, of Morgan-lane. Southwark,
brandy-in.:reliant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb. k. Maclaen of Wood-street, Cheapside, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 3. Alex. Man, of Mark-lane, oilman, at eleven,
at Guildhall.
Feb. 27. lames Knowles, late of Greenhead, Hudders-
field, merchant, at ten, at the Golden-Lion, Leeds.
Feb. 28. Win. Sewell, of Clifton, Glouce6tershire, scrive-
ner, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
Feb. 24. Rich. Gale, of Birmingham, Mercer, at two, at
the Public-Office, Birmingham.
Fcb. 24. John Pierce, ofßread-street, warehouseman, at
ten, at Guildhall.
March 3. Nicholas Van Spangen, of Wells-street, mer-
chant, at one, at Guildhall.
Feb. 24. C. F. I'erron, of Duke-street, Saint lames,
perfumer, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 14. Martin Walter Persent, and A. Wni. Bodecker,
of Little Saint Helen's, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 24. Wrn. Mee and Wm. Evans, of Wood-street,
hosiers, at one, at Guildhall.•
March 3. Edw. M'Allister, late of Holborn, victualler,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 24. Sam. Blower, of Saint john-street, tallow.
mater, at one, at Guildhall.
Feb. 24. C. J. Round, of Wargrave, Berkshire, maltster,
. at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Mach 3. 11. Nantes, of Warnford-court, Throgmorton-
street, inerchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. 14. 'F. Gill, of Doncaster, grocer, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
Feb. 27. John Harrison, of Manchester, merchant, at
eleven, at the Bridgewater-Arins, Manche ter.
CERTIFICATES.

Feb. 24. J. Fletcher, now or late of Clapham, merchant.
Wm. Rawlinson, of St. John-street, Statturdshirc ware-

man.
G. Al.►in the younger, late of Horsham, dealer in horses.
A Milne, of Hatton-Garden, merchant..

THE SUN.

SOLLM QV'S utcEr.r. FALSUbt AVUL.I.f ?

LONDON, FEBRUARY 4, 180!.

TII E length of the Parliamentary Debates,
which took place on Monday in both Houses of
Parliament, their importance, and the lively. in.
terest which the First Session of the Imperial
Parliament twit necessarily excite, prevented our.
yesterday recurring to the Path Pape: to the
28th ult. that arrived on Monday. There
can be none of our Readers ignorant, that the
possession of Mantua is the most important point
which the Negotiators at Luneville had to
settle with respect to the interests of the EM-
PEROR ; and as this puint has been agreed upon
in a Convention, which appears to consist of se.
veral Articles, many other objets of inferior
interest, must, we should suppose, have been
determined, and we may consequently consider
the Preliminaries of Peace as already signed.—
The arrival of the next French Papers will pro-
bably give us farther information on this head.
The Papers of.the 29th contain a Letter from
Madrid of the loth January, by which it seems
that the PR INC E of PEACE, who has recovered,
with usury, the extreme favour he formerly en.
joyed at Madrid, has eagerly entered into the
views of the French Government with respell to
Portugal. The latter State is said to have been
threatened with the immediate march of a French
and Spanish Army, and there remains no other
means to Portugal of avoiding the attack than
that of abandoning our alliance for that of France
and Spain. An Envoy Extraordinary had been
sent with this extraordinary Proposition to Lis_
bolt, thus to draw round that Court the Circle of
Pormius. Such is the statement given In this
Letter from Madrid, which we shall be doubt-
less excused for not considering as sufficient to
decide our belief and our expeaationc. This
French Army, which is represented as on full
march, is no other than the Army' of Observa-
tion of La Gironde. The order for assembling
it on the Banks of that River has hardly yet been
given, and some time must elapse before it can
be executed. It is besides to be calculated upon,
that an operation which is to depend on the co-
operation and assistance of the Spaniards, will not
be effeled with any extraordinary dispatch and
facility, and Portugal will probably have time to
breathe, to reflect at leisure on her situation, and
perhaps, to await more favourable circumstances.
We arc far, however, from pretending to assert
that she will not snake a compromise with the
Powers which at this moment press upon her.

A Third liarnbsrgb Mail became due this
morning, and none had arrived when this Paper
was put to Press.

TII tI 12 MAJIISTI ts and the Pitttlegssrs yese
tcrday morning took an excursion to Kew.
Ilia Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT, ae-
cninpanied the Kino, in his travelling post.

The ROYAL rANtiLY honour the Concert of
Antient Music this even* with their presence,
!Jain) the first time this season.

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Nan ill; Impethon I)elazi, s‘evumlite triefentrin,
Sed mi6i sole datum.

;lli tOe- LONDON GAZETTE; Feb. 3.

Admirahy-Offce, February 3, 1801.

Extract of a Letter from the Earl of St. Yincent,
K. B. Admiral of the White,- tec. to Evan
Nefian, Esq. dated in Torbayti the 31st ult.
I enclose a Letter from Captain Ogilvy, of
His Majesty's Ship Magicienne, giving an ac-
count of the capture of the Huron French Cor_
vette, from the Isle of France, bound to Bour-
deaux.

Masicitnne, Plymouth Sound,
MY LORD, . Jan. 31. 1801.

Captain Halliday's Letter will inforni your
Lordship, of my having, on the zoth inst. car_
cured, in sight of the Doris, the French Ship
Letter of Marque Le Huron, from the Isle of
France, bound to Bourdeaux, and of his direa-
ing me to see her into Plymouth ; I now beg
leave to acquaint your Lordship of my arrival
with her ; she is t remarkable fine Ship, sails
well, is pierced for twenty guns, had eighteen
mounted, but threw them all overboard except
four during the chace ; I think her a Vessel Nven
calculated for His Majesty's service ; the cargo
is of great value, and consists of ivory, cochineal,
indigo, tea, sugar, pepper, cinnamon, ebony,
Sec. &c. I have the Honour to be, &c. 'Sec. Sec.

(Signed) W. OGILVY.
Admiral Eal• 1 St. Vincent.

PLYMOUTH, FE . 2.

ARRIVED the Swedish Vessel Maria 'Eliza-
beth, Captain LEEVROM, laden with wine and
soap, from Malaga bud to Altona, detained by
La Suffsante Sloop of Wa'r ; alscr the Witheimiwa,
Captain MATSON, from Alicant bound to flambro',
laden with barilla, detained by the Expedit;on
hired Armed Cutter ; the latter is also arrived
here, with Volunteer Seamen from Waterford for
the Navy.

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Arrived the Canada, of 7 4. guns, from the Chan-
nel Fleet.

Sailed the Dasher, of 16 guns, on a Cruize to
the Westward.

YARMOUTH, FEB. 2.

THE following Ships are under detention at
this Port, in consequence of the Embargo upon
Danes, Swedes, and Russians :
The Friendschaft, from Altona to St. Martin's, in ballast.
Turtle, from Harlingham to Dort--pitch and tar.
Gustavus Adolphus, from Stockholm to thtend—iron

and deals.
Ma;.ia Margaretta, from Crockery to London—deals.
Sophia Maria, from North Bergen to Krosevrick7stoek-

fish and deals.
ConcordiJ, frum Stockholm to Leghorn, pitch and tar.
Arnold, from Bremen to London.—peasc and wheat.
Neptunus, from Aracterdam to Leghorn—tobacco.
Augustine, from North Bergen to Lisbon—ballast.
Anna Afargretha, front Holstein to Bourdeaux—gencral
Cargo.

Remain in the Roads, the Teleran, Princess of
Orange, Alontn;uth, Clacton, Polyphemus, Rai-
sow:Wei Ardent, Pomone, Bittern, Pylades,
re!, two hired vessels.