The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-18 00:00:00

497,73
• 6-,861,57$

That the Interest of the Public Funded Debt,
Ctarges.of 111anagvInent, and Sinking Fund, after '
ao 3
deducting Interest payable by. I relanct, is . - Z 3,5",
Tb at the Interest on. E xchequer Bills, exclusive
of the three millions not at present bearing Inte-
rest cannot be.estimatod at less than -
`Ant the Interest on Navy Debt cannot be esti-
mated at less than - - -
That of the present Charges on the Consolidated
Funds of Great Britain and Ireland, the proportion
to be defrayed by Great Britain is - •
That •of the Miscellaneous Charges of Great
Britain and Ireland, the proportion to be de-
frayed by Great Britain, cannot be estimated at 397,06*
less than, • -
beCheasymoaftedtbaet-Alel-
Bri-
tainlicl2attinthotes Less trill an . •
-
That of the Chargesof Chelsea and ii..tlinam-
ham Hospitals, and Widows' Pensions in Great
Britain and Ireland, the proportion to be defrayed 262,54
by Groat Britain cannot be estimated at less than •
That of the Halt-pay of the Army of Great
Britain and Ireland, the Proportion to be defrayed ,Fo,oc''
by Great Britain cannot be estimated at less than ----
of- Great
"6
1.6,77v,4

450,".

'lso,o'*

1,376,87

12,3,-''

2,5e' •
That the Charge of the Navy, supposing the
number of Seamen employed to be - reduced
from 70,000, their present amount, to 30,000,
for the year 1803), the proportion to be defrayed
by Great Britain cannot be estimated at less 511
than . - : . - -
~----
20,3;8,92
$ That supposing the produce of the Permanent T4Axe}
bweir:g
the same as in the year ending the Ist of Jan. 180°, peace
their highest amount, the income applicable to .tha ~,,,,,,:,
Establishment of Great Britain may be estimated as l 0"
viz. ,aO,O00
Old Permanent Taxes . - - - i• 1.,,‘,;46
New Permanent Taxes, including 18et - 1P07',0
Taxes imposed in present Session - • 4,„‘F 00
Land and Malt - .. - . 243, 'OO
360,Q
Estimated Profit on Lottery - -
---.2,.4
153, -4

. . , 31°'
Which sum being so raised, would, after de-
dudilig certain Estimate Charges to the amount
of

;co

Leave, towards the Charge of the Army Ord- a 73-1,257
nauce and Contingencies, a surplus a oce - for
„ ,n t
That the aattal Charge of the Army and' ilesth
Great Britain 'and Ireland, for six months, ending .[a 14311-
Jan. zBO3, exclusive ofArmy Extraordinaries,
Pay, tChelsca, &c. to defrayed by ("vat „oin•
2,415,1521. being after the rate ofowit o
That supposing a redutlion to take place to the
20,0c0 men, with A proportionate tr.:tut-lion in the ,fraye
and Ordnance Departments, the total charge to
"s'ive ot
by Great Britain for rite Army dnd Ordnance eXCluscc. fast
Army Extraordinaries, Half-pay, Chej15e4'1,72.9,3P
be estimated for the year 1803, at - •
• And that upon such' an Establishment, the
Charge of Army Extraordinarics to be defrayed
less 600 oby Great Britain, cannot be estimated at
:than
4,8300251., p

Making (exclusive of contingent Charges. and
Of 497,0001. interest, due by the Emperor of Gcf
4,32"1;
mof anv, and guaranteed by Parliament} a Loaf?
Which, after applying the estimated Surplus ~734::.?„;
of Taxes - - - -------

•
Would leave a deficiency for the Service 0f,i803,.
t,i „9r toi
tots; provided for, of - that
The CHACELLOR of the ExcrimatrEß Sa_ ciart
he should move his Counter Resolutions oil Ivi°l",-'
and then defer the Debate till this day se'llniV/3ills
The Consolidated Fund Bill, the ExclieVer /oft,
Bill, the Scotch School Bill, the Hydrometers
the Irish Export and Import Bill, were to° ro/.
cond time, and ordered to be committed to-fOriniii,
Lord Hutchinson's Annuity Bill, the Irish, fed
tia Pay. Bill, and the Deer Stealing Bill r—or.
through the Committee, and the Report vi°
dered to be received to morrow. 1 SIC.
The Reports of the Committees on the °I, ' VDe'
Duty Bill, the Isle of Man Bill, the Natioiwi and
Bill, and the Little Goes Bill, were reccive',4irows
those Bills ordered to be read a third time ro-n-as re'
The Report of the Irish Bankrupts BilL,',ltinic
ceived, and the Bill ordered to be read a dor" -
on Saturday. ve
ev
The House adjourned at a quarter before
till to-morrow.

11.1 ILS. DO.
ARRIVED. .
Holland - ----- -
French . - I - - - - -
Hamburgh 0 - - - - -

PRICE OF STOCKS.
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O•CLpCfC•
Consols. - - 751 1 Ornnium

THE SUN.

A I ?
SoLgm QUIS DICSAL FALSUM AUDZ-

LONDON, JUNE /81 1802•

A Dutch Mail arrived this morning, hi
°rib(
we have the Dutch Papers to the tstb ir'st• fttl4
Legislative Body have rejected a proposili°ll, oet tol
Council of State, which had for its obit il
o
grant a General Amnesty to all those
:„ coo'
1-
quitted the Territories Of the Republic 9
-
this Pr`i/
sequence of the Revolution of 495. ""
01
position, together with the reasons of its rej
by the Legislative Body, is to be publiscj.

The Council of State has issued a Proclamation,
4dering the confiscation of all East India Goods im.
l'clted into. Holland by persons not authorized by
:he law which establishes the right of the Dutch
fast India Company.
Twenty.one 'of the Dutch Fishery-vessels em-
Ilqed in the North Seas, have already arrived at
v
laardingen, with 2255 tons of salt fish ; and
thirry.six more vessels are daily expeaed.

WE have this day presented our Readers with
*hat is reported to be an Official Copy of the In-
trudions from the NABOB of the-CARNATIC to his
Agents in this Country, in which are detailed the
particulars of the late transactions in the Carnatic.
`fie do not presume to enter at present on the merits
t/r demerits of this Paper, but we conceive it our
duty
to lay it before our Readers, as a species of ex.
P4rte evidence, previous to the promised discussion
this important affair.

Papers evening we received the Pails
of the t+th inst. But they do not contain
4
single article of news.
I-IER MAJESTY held a Drawing-Room at St.
James'si Palace yesterday, which was attended by
eLir Royal Highnesses the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA,
IZABETH MARY, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, the
PkllxcEss Of WALES, the DUKES Of CLARENCE
and CUMBERLAND, the DUKE Of GLOUCESTER
41'd PRINCESS SOP li TA, his Grace the Archbishop
Of
cp CANTERBURY, the Right Hon. the LORD CHAN.
-1..L0R, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the
SECRETARY AT WAR, the Secretary of State for
the Home Department, the Master of the Rolls,
the Rig ht Hon. the LORD MAYOR, accompanied by
th
c Lady Mayoress, and his Lordship!s Chaplain
Qst of the Foreign Ambassadors, and a great
assemblage of Nobility of both sexes, among whom
Were the following :
D"4
• ,r, '4—Portland, Roxburgh, and Gordon.
4;iitiahesses—Dorset, Beaufort, Buccleugh, and Newcastle.
4
44.,0.11rifsses—Salisbury, and Bath.
cbmesser—Salisbury, Townshend, Bath, Dowager Bath,
zarld Exeter.
Vs—Moreton Mansfield, Chatham, Harrington, Athlone,
vestinorlancl' Mount.Edgeeurnbe, and Amherst.
°untesscs
Harrington, ,Mansfield, Chatham, Liverpool,
kiwarwick, Elgin Leitrim and Buckinghamshire.
V.ser'rus—Sidney,'Hood, Chetwynd.
,lseountess Sidney. •
44rd''---R ad no r, H. Stewart, Cunningham, Borringdon, She f_
vfield, Fiawltesbury, Bolton, Gwydir, Auckland, Falmouth,
'"'• Somerset, A. Somerset, Brownlow, Radstock, Cath-
Hobart, Clements, Portmore, Stopford, Cranley,
; etre, Whitworth, Heathfield, Carrington, Lowther, and
b J• T hynne.
rd'on olleken a Baroness .
es—NMilbank, nd
S. Ryder,Hare Hawkesbury, Sheffield, C.
-uamer, Bankes, Coghill, Auckland, M, Bentinck, C.
Creville Sullivan, J. Bentinck, E. Greville, H. Greville,
truce,Manners, C. Jcnkinson, Clements, C. Waldegrave,
Brownlow' Radstock, Call, Portmore, C. Bellasyse, three
Thynnes, Arden, J. James, Winterton, C. Dufham, Dui-
and Newark.
Sirs • J. B. Burges, E. Ryan, R. Ainsley, J. Crawfurd, N.
Holland, K. Milbank, R. Ford, C. Grey, and C. Morgan.
iral Young.
Nienerals—Bligh, Calvert, Harcourt, and Spry.
ellonels—Macleod, Long, Bentinck, and Mackenzie.
Ceptains—Durham, Goddard, arid Grey.
Aressrs— Liston, Gifford, Reeves, Grey, Gordon, Penn,
Dawkins, Hobhouse, Dawson, Jeffries, Stapleton, G.
Caulfield, Gamier, son. and jun. Boucheret, Joddrel,
Hope, Stewart, T. Wortley, Laurel, Ryder, Brady', arid
41.1.trbuhn Gifford,"v Gildermaster, T. Le Clerc, Lloyd, Lau-
rel, Robinson, H. Calvert, Montague, Dawson, St. G.
Caulfield, F reemantle, Broderie, M. Burgoyne, Harcourt,
and Dupre
"Arr—Tow.nsend, Digby, Banks, two Edens, Angerstein,
two Clements, arc.
The Presentatigns to HER MAJESTY, in addition
to those introduced to the KING on Wednesday,
Were

Viscount andNiscountess Sidney, on their marriage.
"e Rev. Dr. Dampier, on ins promotion to the See o.
Rochester ; and the late Bi:.hop of Rochester, on his pro
d
L 0
!notion to the Bishopric of St..Asaph:
or and Lady Clements, on their marriage.
'lr. and Mrs. Hamilton Nesbit, on their arrival from Con-
Miss Beiscawen, by the Dutchess of
.Et'aufort..
4-?euLnant-General Spry, of the Royal Engineers, kissed
Mii" Majesty's hand on his being promoted by His Riajesty.
Stackhouse was introduced by Lord Falmouth.
fs•Gascoigne was at Court tot the first time since her lying-
'n; Mr. and Mrs. Angerstein, and Mr. Mrs. Boucheret
tator fir.;t time this season.
Rt- Goddard, of the Royal Navy, was introduced to the
IZueen ; and Sir William Dolben, by Sir J. B. Burws.
~„Mr. LEICESTER kissed hands on being appointed
a; Welsh Judge ; and, Mr. LAWRENCE paid his
slleas to the Qtr E EN.
tx:The Earl of GALLOWAY attended as Lord in
"airing.
After the Drawing Room, Baron NOLLEKEN had
,
• audience with the KING.
!Sir C. MORGAN then laid before Tits MAJESTY
Minutes of Courts-Martial ; and at five o'clock, the
(‘"AL FAMILY returned to Buckingham-House.
thThe ROYAL FAMILY are expeded to set off for
weYmouth about the beginning of next month.
L• ieut.-Gendral SPRY, of the Corps of Engineers,
1;.!,c1 the honour to kiss His MAJESTY'S hand on
wednesday upon his late promotion.
We understand, that in addition to the honoura-
lle acquittal of Lieut.-General INNEs, the Court
-martial that tried him, voted the Charges " vexa-
tiOus, frivolous, and groundless."
This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica,
brought to Falmouth by the Leicester Packet, in
43 days.
General VIAL, lately appointed Plenipotentiary
r°,lll the French Republic to the Island of Malta, is
_ to be art Englisman, and a native of Norfolk.
11'3, me few years ago, when in London, he was cm-
l'.°Yed as a rider or traveller for HAMMOND'S
fiOtise, in the glove trade ; and his brother is now
n
,a similar situation with Mr. NALDF.R, of Cheap-
e• This report rzminds us of one which was not
altogether discredited in the beginning of the Re-
volutions that RotEspIRRE was a native of Man-
Chester, "ester, and that his real name was Robert Spires.
Madame RE-L ‘:,.t I es.. is'
lit se'- 'wing
ins on the for
11011acri She has- been advised to take some phgr-
Q,.j pre-wadi %vith her, fto prevent a rigid're-
cept;o_
But surely sa much beauty alone must be
uni_ lent to in.fia7ne even the Dutch !
en
Costa has been giving Theatrical Entertain_
ttents at her house in Newßurlington-street, so well,
that
the Perfojmers, according to report, might
procure engagements at the R--tdar Theatres,

N4VIIL ,NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 17.

AItRiVED the Mary and Am:, COoK, and Aret'i;
Concord, SAINT, from Sunderland; and Neptune,
BEALE, from Waterford.

Sailed the Peace, KIRK, for Hull ; Hop, Kit-

TIER, for Jersey.
Sailed the Ambuscade Frigate, for Weymouth.

DEAL, JUNE 17.

MB Travers East Indiaman, and Chichester
Store-ship, came down last night from the River,
and sailed this day to the Westward, in company
with the Danish Frigate Rotta, for the Mediter-
ranean, and the Sybille Antoinette Dutch Ship of
War, for St. Domingo.