The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-16 00:00:00

BY THE DUTCH AWL

MADRID, JAN. U.

Hl` CATHOLIC MAJESTY has given ot.e-s'
the benefit of the interests of the Spanish
sury and the French Manufaaures,
he
ures, which are. CO
tamed in the following Circular Letter to t
nister of Finances, and the Direftor of the Ctist° 1?
" His MA; ESTI' having ordered that in the 1t°1;,,,
Custorf -house, Merchandizes, being the manLifael
of the 'l‘' Torth and the Pas de Calais, shall fl°l
acknowledged as such, unless accompanied. I'}original certificate, signed by the Corniniss3TO
r
Foreign Commerce in the said Departments' °
AIL
the Under Commissary, and sealed with the 'ci
of Spain ; I have given the proper orders t° t;0
,Dirthors of the Royal Customs, in conforinirY
these orders of His. Majesty, to prevent io futuo c
any other Merchandizes than those of France, 'i,
enjoying the same advantages on their itTlP°ll3llv
into Spain.
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give the greatest publicity heir'
order, in Order that such Merchandizes, ity
,arrival in Spain, shall not expericnce any riicilt of
in their introdu6tion into the kingdom, for ""46-
:being accompanied b}: the proper Certificates'
(Signed) " MIGUEL CAYXTANO

CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 28.
THIS day all the Foreign Ministers waited
the CAP 'TAN PACHA, to congratulateono"
vilorious return from Egypt.

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On Friday the DUKE and DuTcHEss yo.
of
dined at the Crown Inn, Reading ; their.„ tiO
Highnesses slept 3,t the Castle Inn, Speenlini,rot
night, and next morning proceeded on their P.:,10.
to Bath, where their Royal Highnisses
ceived with every demonstration of joy.
ilh
The KING turned out a fine Stag at TrYis-aftcr
near Chertsey, on Saturday morning ; wJlick"6o3l!
affording a good chase, in a circuitous
through the open country, took soil in Sbire
pond ; from whence lie afterwards broke awl ijoy
bold stile, and was taken in the inclosurcs of
shill,
General MAITLAND, we understand, cumcs
Parr Par 0

'arliament for the Borough of Haddingtonj, biro&c. &c. in the roam of Mr. BAIRD, of .`l°sl
who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
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It appears decidedly to be the intention -
French Government to incorporate PiediOnt 1)09
France. Indeed, in several points •it hasiorge
treated as an integral part. One of the last „„l's.
tears contains the appointment of a number:, CItA
from the Departments of the Po the Stara'l
as eleves of the French National School of '";
I
.Dire, La Sesia, the Tartar°, and of MareV
that all Pied:nom is divided into six Dep4“:
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So pressing are the exigencies or 0,,. Srle',ol,.,s'
the Dutch Government have, within these te"r
to
sold i 5 millions lb. of coffee, now at B,lravia'olio,Af
Merchants of Holland. he purchase money f
to three minions of florins—one-third t,' last
OR
immediately, another in Batavia, and tll.
the return of the ships.
O r,
Capt. CUTHBERT, of the Marines, was -h ur out".
Sunday in the Governor's Chapel at l'ortleakf
with great solemnity. The corpse was Prece
a Company of the Marines, attended by the fho
with their instruments covered with cral'e,; scdh
palls was supported by Captains, with silk
and hat-bands ; and the procession closet
another Company of Marines, followed i,',„
Chief Officers of the Corps.
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The NATIONAL INSTITUTE, in having pre.t-edirs
Mr. SHllto DAN a second time, has now for
right toThave the honour of enrolling so e,,„xc',oso'
writer as the English Dramatist among its 116`e,"ai ge;
In its preference of HAYDN it chose a man °I rbf ;ii°-
ni us, though confined to a particular provinc',..esr
liberal arts and one whose name is held in lett'
all over Europe. If Mr. SHERIDAN should
after be chosen, he will at with becoming Pete"
and a sense of what is due to his own literal.'
dit, in retorting the rejegion. dinarf
TAN:, INc.—An improvement and extranlois
saving has been discovered by Sir jos Er fl 131itice
this process, by means of an article, the 11
a', is „re;
India, called Cuteli, or Terra japonica. , 050'"
ported to have ten times the strength of
and means are taking for its importation, coil/
At Devizes, Sherborne, and other markets:ll
experienced a depression last week. .Bstes Odelie
fall for several weeks past, on Thursday la
and other Grain fell about 25. per quarter' i 33
prices were, Wheat 6os. to dos. a quarter ;to Zustile
3zs. to 4os ; Beans 4os. to 565. ; Oats 2245 A is
rtio
Barley, which on the average was 445. `1:0
beginning of January last, was last Thor'
I rth of February instant, sold at 355. o°ll' r Pot"
At the General Quarter Sessions held af s.ylt,c;
caster on the zoth ulr. IVirnanz Birks, e OP'nf
house, yeoman, and John Latham, 0f tt.',„'-upc,te-r,
place, were found guilty of removing 4,4)005'05
the name of Thornton, from thence ro 11%pted
and leaving him in the street in so- infirm 3 opeiro
occasioned his death in a few weeks. It Jr hi° E
•„113
on the trial, that Birks was a principal 4'lo d
of Sykehouse, and well knowing the infirrion, °f6.
the poor man, engaged Latham to remove: 00°d
thus to save himself a proportionate col-o'oEo6oto
the Township for his support. Birks wasaisitted tt
to pay a fine of 401. and to stand coll.' to 14.§,
such fine he paid ; and Latham was se•ix' viecov
House of Corre6lion at Wakefield, Ir, the,:f.St
and sentenced to pay a fine of el.—Sucn r
nishment due to Overseers of the lwri:•, casoote
who abuse the lenity of the Law in "-such 5-^
removing sick or infirm paupers, who in
oy gut'
are restricted from being removed, on 3
rity whatever.