The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-08 00:00:00

41VEPICA.

Yesterday New-York Papers to the 28th No.
vember were received. They, do .not bring much
news. - The ;intelligence- of Yeice-prOdUced the
utmost surprize, and likewise no small embarrass-
ment; to meteantile men who• had-.been aCt lug on the
probability of the rupture of. the Negociatton with
France. The news arrived. first at ,Boston on the
10;bNovember, and at New;Yotk on ihe ;oth.
We subjoin the following paragraphs, to. chew
-the impression produced, atidrthe cibosequences ebt
pelted . .

An article dates Boston, Witg,A2,.:spys, cc The
effe6t on the United States of:lth§,Aikeq.,-og Europe,
has been the immediate fall
.cfp,llcoi4liry produce,
and a stagnation of commercial pursuits; The crew
of the FrFnchSrigate La Semilante must he highly
pleased with it."

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An article itiThe Philadelphia Gazette, as a Let,.
ter from London on this event, says, " The arti4:.
cle of cottgn must doubtless advance now. Rice'
will not only fall, on account of a quantity arrive'l
from India. of the Patna Rice, which is very goadv
'and more daily. expe.ded, bat on account of the.
Peace. Tobacco cannot be much lower than at
present. Indigo may for some time= continue to
sell well. Cochineal will, we fear, as soon as 'coo'
or 2000 serons arrive in Europe?, go below 17s:
Sugar and Coffee may . be: very languid for some
months, but we cannot think they go much lower* •
Dyewoods will only answer as danaage. Freights
will greatly lower, and so wilt; Insurances, ptirtif.;
cularly your cross West India risks,. and likewise
on your voyages to anal from the Spanish, colonies,'
ecc.'t
The Americans complain of ill usage by thc,
Spanish captors at Adgeziras. •
We do not find any late intelligence from the
West Indies, and nothing of the insurretion either -
at Guadaloupe or St. Domingo,.

A duel was fought on the 24th vember, at
New.,York, between P. HAMILTON, the eldest sorb
of General ALEX4.NEtER HMtLION, and Mr,
G. J. RAKER'; in Which, at the first fire, 11Q1. H.
Was shot through the body,. He languished until
the-next day, when he died. It originated in a corfr
versation, at the Plajr-housepttip'edirig an oration
delivered by Mr. E. in jillyvevtlcling,

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The DUKE of Yf2iic and a farm party of Celli
tlemen, dined :on Wednesday She Duke of
E N$ BEit R Y 's) in Piccadilly:

His Ropki Highness the Dyica of Yo is 0-041
on a shooting party to Lord GW YD I R's,_ at 1.
P-ark.

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His MAJESTY has ordered that„ no persons, egs•
cept those &longing to the household, or on husle
ness, be admitted into the new Palace at Kew.-o
For the stria' observance of this order, certtinels
arc placed at the two extremities of the Park,
On New Year's Day, His Grace the Duke of
RICHMOND made a donation of 30011 v. of beef 5)
the poor in the neighbourhood of Goodwood.
The National Institute of France elated in it*,
last general sitting, -Kr% J'aspsa.lifazi.-.Presidenr cS,
the Vuited States, a Foreign Associate for the Class
of Moral and Political Science ; Sir Josarx BANICSI
for that of Physics and Mathematics ; and M.
HAYDN, Foreign Associate for the Oats of Litera-,
Lure and the Fine Arts ; be wan the cotppetitof G.T
Mr. SHERIDAN.

A misrepresentation has been made in some of .
the gapers rispeaipg the disturbances at New South
Wales and Norfolk- Island, it having been staled
that the Insurreetion had been quelled in the lattfr
as well as the for Mer, by the exertions of Governor
ICII4O, and Lieutenant-Governor PATa&SON. These
Officers, no doubt, deserve every credit for their ••
services, but the diSturbancein Norfolk Island mils;
have been put an enct to by the Commanding-Officer.
there, Colonel FUYEAUX, *to whOse adivity arc;
spirit much credit is .due.. Whip, i.e is ,eonsidereo
that Norfolk Island is. 306 ripgups. clivant frail -
New South Wales, it is impos,sil4thoJ.be intor
fetence of the Governor of theAßßeg,:Betxiemen
Could have been exerted 'in • the :sp;gssi • on of the
ip,
Insurredion.V

The intelligence that was received from Dovet
on Wednesday, came, it seems, thither from Ostend,
and was brought by a female. She conceived the
story on her passage, and gave birth to it on leer,
landing : but though not still-born, it was stifled -
soon after by the incredulity of the gossips.
Eight .persons belonging to the suite of the nov
Turkish Ambassador to the Court of Vienna, ar -
rived in that capital -on the 16th of last month.
They brought with them ten superb saddle horses,
as presents to His IMPERIAL MAJESTY and the
principal Ministers.

nothing conc}usive, it:seems, has yet taken place
..with respea. to, the, sale of the •DUKE of Yoßg",,
;house in Piccadilly. The treaty is still pending:
-and-.shotild-the parties agree, the house, instead-05
being cobverted' into a tavern,' will' be pulled down?
Order - trs. fort a new:street. from Piccadilly
Saville-row. .

It is to be hoped-that the Legislature will devotc
some.attention to the flagrant scenes of depravity
which are nightly exhibited in this capital. \vl
are..aivarc of the difficulty of introducing a rigi'
system of decorum in a Metropolis, to. which the
indolent and the vicious habitually resort for pia'
tier and the indulgence of the passions. But really
much is due to the honest part of the Coininunitr'
and:much to the feelings of the chaste and the tin' ,
corrupted. If it he an Herculean task-'to cleanse
`the Augean Stable, it is an. to Prote', •
Innocence. It cannot be' alledgCtrthat. such Pea"
•
sores of Police are altogether, iinpradieable ; for Ithe Cities
of Berne ant 1-18liand, women °f
character may walk the streets at night without
curriog -the risk of having their nioJesty offended'
Throughout the vast extent of the Chinese EmPire't
a rigid morality, enforced by Law, preserves,
least", the exterior form of delicacy. In Lond°%
the insolence and depravity of the unhappy' females
whoinfest our streets, have risen to such a height'
that no modest woman can walk alone by nip"
without danger; nor even by day without insult