The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-18 00:00:00

LONDON, AUGUST 18, ISoz.

TH E Gazette of last night contains an Order o
His MAJESTY in Council, dire4`ting the Lord Higl
Chancellor to issue Writs for Prortiguing the Par.
liament, which was appointed to meet on the 3151
inst. to the Fifth of Otiober next,

LAST night the Moriteur of the 4th instant
reached us. Jt contains a Decree of the Council of
State of the Italian Republic, declating the Com-
mune of Bologva to be in a state of Disturbance,
and subjeled to Martial Law.
We have received from our CORRESPONDENT a
Proclamation issued at Paris, regulating the Cere.
monies which were to take place on the tsth. Fif-
teen different Proclamations were to be made, of the
Senatus Cm:ilium of the zd and 4th instant.

The Gazette of last night, contains an Order of
His MAJESTY in Council, for carrying into execu.
tion the Provisions of the Aat passed in the last
Session of Parliament, commonly called the Tortola
Free Port A.

The PRINCE of WALES has purchased the Pro-
menade Grove, at Brighton, on a part of which it is
said His Royal Highness intends to have erefted a
spacious Tennis Court.

PRINCE WILLIAM Of GLOUCESTER left Carl-
scrona on the zoth ultimo, in the Guiana, and was
to go from thence to Dantzick, and so on to Peters-
burgh.
Lord CASTLEREAGH, the new President of the
Board of Controui, is now on a visit to the Right
Hon. HENRY Du NDAS, in Scotland.
Yesterday Lord and Lady CHOLMONDFLEY and
Family left Town for Dover, on their route to
France.

In a few days Lady LotrISA MANNERS leaves her
house in Pall. Mall for Paris, accompanied by her
beautiful and only unmarried daughter, Miss MAN-
NERS, who, it ►s said, is shortly about to be led to
the altar by Lord RANELAGI-I.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Fox arrived at the
Hague, on. the loth.
Lady 'ELLENBoRotioH arrived last week at
Brighton.
Lord NE T,SON, accompanied by Sir WILLIAM
and Lady HAM I LTON, and Dr. and Mrs. NE LsoN,
arrived at Carmarthen on Sunday, where the Po.
pulace took the horses from his Carriage, and drew
it to the King's Arm;-Inn. Having changed horses,
his Lordship and his Party set off for Glazmount,
near Swansea, 'where they were iodine on Monday,
with Mr. MORRIS.

There will be more Petitions to the House of
Commons than ever were known. The success of
one at least we may confidently reckon upon, and
that is the one against the return of Sir FRANC is
BURDETT.

The Honourable the Commissioners of His
Majesty's Beard of Customs, London, have been
pleased to appoint WILLIANI MUNRO, Esq. Attor-
ney at Law, to be Solicitor of the Customs in the
Island of Jamaica.
A private letter by the Henry Dundas informs ps,
us, that the most Noble the Governor_General in
Council has been pleased to appoint A. SEToi4, Esq.
M. LcsL t v, Esq. and J. FO NI 8 F. L L F., Esq. Commis..
stoners for the Management of the Districts lately
ceded to the Honourable Company by His Highness
the Nabob Vizier.

- n Arzee, or Memorial, has been presented to
thu Marquis WE E Y by SOtTB AH Row RHA-
DOOR, the Vakeel of the Rajah of Malabar, for his
Lordship's permission to suffer a Pilgtimage to Be_
nares, accompanied by a request that the remission
of some duties imposed on these occasions, such as
cutting the hair, and an impost on the Ganges water,
may cease, with respeCt to the Rajah.
Yesterday American Papers were received to the
Bth of July.
A most absurd and incredible report was re-
ceived at New-York in the beginning of July,
namely, that 35,000 French Troops had landLd in
West Florida.

From New_York we learn, that one of the Pri-
vateers belonging to Bo wr.rs, the Cherokee chief,
had captured a Spanish Brig and a Schooner. The
brig was valued at 40,0001.
The harvest in America this year promises to be
very abundant.

According to the last Reports of the Minis+er of
Police at Paris, there are at present in. that Capital
i 6,000 English.
They write from Leghorn, that such quantities
of Corn, Rice, &c. had arrived there from Sicily,
that the Magazines at Leghorn were incapable of
holding, ir, arid a great part had been sent to Flo.
rence, Nice, Sitnna, and Pistai;:. The price of
Provisions has fallen very considerably throughout
.the whole et that Country.

PRIPATE CORRESPONDZYCE.

PARIS, AUG. :4.

IT is generally believed that the intimacy which
has long prevailed -between ti Ft itsr CONSUL and
General Dottoc, has of late greatly diminished :
the confidence he enjoyed, and his Mission at the
Court of Berlin, gave reason to suppose that nothing
would change the sentiments BONAPARTE enter.
tained in his favour; but the General's pretensions
to the fair hand of Mademoiselle HORTENSIA BEAU-
FIARNOIS, were crushed by the disapprobation of
the Consul, and " hint lachrynue I"
RCEDER ER has had a violent dispute with the
Ft an. CONSUL, since he published in his Paper, the
" Journal de Paris," the genealogy of the Consul's
Illustrious Ancestors.—BONAPAßTE was extremely
displeased at the article, and expressed his dis-
satisfaflion tO RCEDERER, who, in revenge, sent
to England some unpleasant Anecdotes of the
Consul's Grand.father, which were inserted in
a London Paper. This perfidy is said to have
been discovered, and is the more atrocious, as, in
the journal de Paris of the toth, RCEDERER pre-
tends to impute the offensive articles in the London
Papers to their vile Correspondents in Paris, whilst
it appears that he is really himself the Author of
them.

The Fete of to.morrow, in honour of the Consul's
nomination for life, will be as splendid as illumina.
dons, theatres, fire-works, and other public amuse-
ments can make it. An immense sum will be ex-
pended upon the occasion, and the inclosed is the
Proclamation concerning the Procession, &c. Upon
the Place de la Concorde, and that of the Invalids,
two grand displays of fire-works will be exhibited.

Madame BANTI and Mr. TAYLOR are arrived ai
Paris—Mad. B. is to sing to-morrow at M. MA
RALCALCHI'S, the Italian Minister.