The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-21 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

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A Distribution to the Diomede and L'lmperieuse; for the
the
Captures, viv. Le Raisonible, the brig L'Oiseau,
the
sloop Glaucus, the St. Jacques, La Dia.w, La Charlotte;
Ale Courier de Seychelles, L'Anna,. L'AMitie, Les Deux
uusiiis, La Raisonable, and a Vessel, ilaine unknown),
Made at No. 17, Cecil-street, Strand, every friday, for
ee years to come.
#_^_r he Queen Charlotte, Prince George, Princess Royal, Bar-
Z4to Ville de Parisi London, Namur, t lector, Edgar, Dec
hi7Lee, Gibraltar; Belluna, Centaur, Captain, Defiance, Marl-
-1414kitii; Repulse, Warrior, Montaue, Suttiess, Santa Te-
ri tfiton, Emerald, Auvura, Dolphin,
titheinerve, Petterell,
yi,'9°lr, and Vincego, tor the capture three french
Ai.62tes; Courmeuxi Aleeste, and junon, and French t=rigs
‘,te and Salaniine, will be paid a second payment, at No.
v'eA, Broad-street; On Wednesday; the sth of lan. ISo3.

On the Oth inst; the Mercury, of Leith, Tho-
tnas kitchie master, from Leith to London, with
Coals and sundry goods, was totally lest near
Lowestoft the crew saved.
In a violent gale of wind on Friday se'nnigiit, a
ntity of butter was washed on shore in Wallace
(131 s between the kOck Perch and Hoylake I and
from the marks and numbers, it is supposed to be a
?tall vessel, called the Mary Anne from Limerick
101 Liverpool ; from this circumstance it is feared
tit crew have perished)

Ydsterday the Pursers of the Earl Camdenand
a.y
Po 6 - ;
tt Castle attended at the India House, and re.;
iteci their final dispatches for Bombay and China.

ASSENtERs PFR PAR. CAMDEI4.
fir• t —"S°:ort; al the Bengal Civil Service; Lieut. trailer
and' Fanlil, ; Mr. Sandwith, jun. ; and Misses "I.udor
and Maeriunald,

lir • l'Eß.RoMitiAi' CASTLE.
-,' •-• Ooodridkei bf the Bombay .Marine ; Mrs. Wren and
"rniik i Messrs: edmpbcll and M`Clintock.
Y an Accotlnt presented to the House of Com.
In"si of the Receipts and EliSburseMents of the
~On don bock Company,
tn
from the ist of June 1801,
to the 31st of May 1802,
it appears, that the for-
. cr amount to 441,5651. iv. 7d. and the latter to
s944leaving a 951. gs: lid: balance 0147,0661. 75.
td

,lord and L'adyltwu.tidiiTU have arrived at Paris,
Where
They mean to pos the Winter.
The first g; cat Musical Party at Bath, by the
last, was given on Friday evening
The whole Fashion of the place was present.
OSi aided by Signor ItAtizzz xi and Miss PARkE.
The Music commenced with a Duet by Miss PARKE
and hilts fic.4o", G.upplivs. ROVEDINO, jun.
ng several Airs, accompanying himself on the
Spanish Guitar he likewise sang several Duets
141ith Her Royal Highness, who sings in the most
charming and finished style, having studied Music
kith perseverance and delight. The Concert com-
menced at nine, and concluded at a few minutes after
twelve o'clock. 'the fascinating. and affable man.
l'er% getter Royal Highness captivated the whole
Circle.

Colonel GaEVILLE has' at length filly.' his plan
Pic-.'Vic for the present season. The Hanover.
Square Rooms are engaged at Tool a.year for mu-
And dancing only.' There are to be balls and
e4nterts there ; and plays at the Tottenham-street
Roonas.-,;-The subscription is to be ten guineas for
Gentlemens and six guineas fot Ladies. The en-
tertainments to be under the management of a
Monsieur ESCUDIER.
CALEDONIAN HINT.---Tuesday last the follow.
ing Noblemen and Gentlemen were elected office-
bearers of the Caledonian Hunt for the ensuing
Year, viz. Right Hon. the Earl of DALHOUSIE,
Preses ; Right Hon. Lord ELPHINSTONE, Trea.
surer ; Councillors, Right Hon. Lord BLANTYRE,
R•
DUNDAS, Esq. of Melville, ARCH. CAMPBELL,
sci. of Blythswood.
As Mr. SHERIDAN, upon the alarming business
°f the Naval Mutiny, and other topics of the high-
est national importance, came forward in the most
open and decided manner, and spoke the sentiments
of a True Briton, insomuch as to obtain the desig-
nation of " the illustrious exception," when corn.
Pared with his Party in general, particularly too at
time when Mr. Fox observed a mysterious silence,
it has been thought that Mr. SHERIDAN'S essential
difference of opinion with Mr. Fox, with respea to
the porxer and disposition of France, implies a very
severe condemnation of the sentiments which the
latter seems to have imbibed during his late visit to
, that Cou•stry.
A French Paper states, that a woman, who was
lately .conviard of Libertinage at Nancy, and sen.
tenceti to two years imprisonment, was one of the
Cedderrei under the Reign of Nature, who prome-
nided in the streets-on triumphal cars, and were in.
italled in the Temples of Reason.
The following passage is translated from a recent
Surgical Work, published in Paris :—" The English
are, of all European Nations, the most liable to the
o
46thalm;a ; a circumstance which the Faculty
very properly ascribe to their inordinate relish for
abeef-steaks, and to a ?trim-jou: habit which prevails
"Ion: them, of drinking brand, and cs'ater after
their meals ti'
We ate glad to understand that the. Mr. CHARLES
4 wtatt r who died a few days ago at Hertford, is
not the Gentleman who is so well known for his
taste in the Arts, his fine culleaion of ancient Sculp-
tl es, and the high worth of his private charatier.

nte.

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The Consul CA.kBACERES gave on Sattrday a
dinner of ceremony td the British Ambassador;at
which were present the Members of the Corps
Diplomatique; and a number. of General Officers.
Amongst the persons of distinction presented by
Lord WHriwoRTH, were Lords CHOLMONDEL EY,
CorriloxANl, BORTNGrioit,COLERAINE; and FRE-
DERIC MONTAGUE, Colonels kot e and MicatE w,
and several other English Officers of rank. AmOngst
the foreign ladies who attended the Issetribly in the
evening were, the DutChess of ".DORSET, the
Dutchesi of Coltnott, Lady GEORdIANA GORDON,
the Marquise de GALLO, the Princess JUSTINIANI,
Madame de BOirmtks, Madame SALADINE, Mrs.
Hrirrink, and several other English Ladies of the
first distinction. _ _

• Citizen SEQU IE a has been appointed President of
the Tribunal of Appeal, in the room of Citizen
TR E I LtiARD, appointed a Councillor of State:

RATlstort, DEC. 6.—The thirty-second Sitting
of the Deputation, which took place the day before
yesterday, offered two objeas of superior interest,
the Note of the Ministers of the Mediating Powers,

of v► hick we have already given an Extra6l, and a
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long Declaration made by the Sub-Delegate of Bo-
hemia, of which the following is the substance
" His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has seen with plea-
sure, the laudable zeal with which the Deintation
has -sought to provide for the support of all those
who will suffer by the Secularizations, and he ac..
cedes with all his heart to the arrangements made
in that respeCt .His IMPERIAL MAJESTY declares,
that the Archduke ANTHONY renounces formally,

and without reservei all his rights respetting Ca-
log;ze and Munster ; he declares besides, that on the
subjeti of the occupation of Passau, he has given
assurances the most tranquillizing, and invested
his AmbassadOr at Paris, with lull powers and
definitive instruaions, in such a manner, that,
in order to terminate the busiress, every thing
depends at present on the dispositions of the Me-
-diating Powers and of the Deputatio:►. If, how-
' ever, the Deputation, contrary to all expectation,
do not wish 'to wait the issue of that Negotiation,
it will be nesssary to insert in the Recess a clause in
favour of the changes which may yet take place in
the actual allotment of the Inde►tinities at the con-
clusion of the said Negotiation, and it is only in
reserving a similar clause, that the Sub-Delegate can
accede to the Recess. His IMP ett.TA t. MAJESTY still
thinks it is his duty to make ►he proposition of

conferring upon the GRAND DUKE Of TUSC ANiir and
the Grand Master of the Ttutonic'Order, the Elec-
toral Dignity, and also to propose the establish-
ment in the College of Princes, composed, accord-
ing to the new arrangements,. for the most part of
Protestant State.:, a certain number of nev':, Catholic
Votes, such a measure being. necessary to preserve
the equilibrium, and a just proportion between the
two Religions."
On the appeal made-by the Direqorial Minister
for the votes upon this declaration, all the Sub-de_
legates reserved themselves for the next Sitting.
.A new Note of the Ministers of the Mediating

Powers is spoken of, which will either immediately-
appear, or has already appeared, respecting the States
who will have the right of voting in the next deli-
berations of the Diet.
The Ministers of the Mediating Powers trans.
mitted this morning to the General Diet of the Em.
pire the recess of the Deputation, for ratification.
This transmission was accompanied by a Note.
BASLE; DEC. 9.—A corps .of artillery from Hu-
ginguen has traversed our city in its way to Zurich.
There has been a general movement amongst the
Helvetic troops. The first battalion of the line is
at present at Berne, the second is on its march for
Lausanne, and the battalion of light infantry is sta.
tioned at Zurich.
A Battalion of light infantry is stationed at
present in the district of Ilanz and Dissentis, • the
centre of the late Insurrettion in the Grisons. Ge-
neral SERRAS has caused .to be arrested the chief
and principal promoters of the Insurre&ion, which
desolated the Canton of Rhelia, and hal imposed a
sum of 48,060 livres on the Communes and Indi-
viduals who took part in it: General SERR AS be.
ing convinced of the return of order in that Canton,
has set out for Luz-ernei where he intends to esta-
blish his Headquarters : chose of the General of
Division, BARBON, have been established at Zurich.
All the Letters from our Deputies at Paris agree
in stating, that the labours of the Gansu/fa will not
begin until all the Delegates from the different Can.
tom, Distrids, and Towns shall be assembled, which
will be in the course of a few days. Their number
is in the whole sixty, amongst whom are men
of all Parties conformable to the desire of the
FiRsT CoNst/L. There arc amongst them seven
Senators, fourteen Members, who have sat in the
Legislative and Executive Councils, ten Ex PrefeEts
and Ex Members of the different Administrative
Chambers, twelve persons at present holding situa-
tions in the Cantons, and fourteen who were more
or less concerned in the ancient regime.
The Senate has received official intelligence from
its three deputies at Paris. They have been pre-
sented to the second and third Consuls, by whom
they were very well received. The Consul CAM.
BACEREs has already invited them several times to
dinner.. They have made visits of ceremony to
all the ArohassadDrs, Envoys and Foreign Mini-
sters, who have returned their visits.
AUGsBLIRG, Dcc, s.—According to the intelli-
gence received from the Banks of the Inn, all is yet
in the same state. Austria has neither evacuated
Passau, nor taken posseSsion of Saltzburg, and the
other Countries assigned to the GstANn DutcE of
TuscANY by the Plan of Indemnities. It is still
asserted, that the Indemnities of that Prince have
been definitively regulated by a Convention signed
at Paris between Citizen TALLEYRAND and the
Count COBENTZEL.
Atx LA. CHAPELLE, DEC. 6.—There is no
truth in the report of Cleves and Gueldres being
about to be ceded to the Batavia') Republic.

Some good Turkies %ere landed at Portsmouth
on Thursday last from France, which were .:t;:f for
zs. 6J. each.

i: 4 E liAkii ;:I Z 6.th ATAti.

VIENNA, Inc• 4.

Ale have just leained with complete certainty,
gar lis ImpEtitA MAJESTY has tatified the Plan

of Indemnities.

The Dimi of MotiFNW lately received at Tie_
tiro, an Anonymous Letters Containing information
of ad atrocious plot fOrmed against his life,
aid naming the persons engaged' in it; These
persons were in consequence arrested, but on ex-
amination they proved their innocence in a manner

that admitted of rib doubt; and were set at liberty.
The Author of the Letter has been discovered and
arrested, and will no doubt suffer the punishment
which his crime deserves.