The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-04 00:00:00

LONDON, NOVEMBER 4, 1802.

OUR Dovrr Letter states, that several of General
AND&Eosses Attendants arrived there yesterday,:
The General had not reached Calais 'when they left
it, but he was hourly expeCted, M. PORTAL'S,
secretary to the Embassy, arrived at Calais on
Tuesday evening.

Lord WHITWORT,}I had not left Town this

morn:pg.

WE this morning received the Monitevr of the
31st ult. It is entirely filled with a detail of the
proccedirgs at Ratisbon in the 16th Sitting of the
Deputation; the substance of which we have given
before.

\Ye 'also received the second number of the
Argu;, the new English Paper published in
it contains as much virulence, and displays as much
ignor;:nce, as any of the other Journals of that
Citpital, There is an article in it ►, Lich is said to
coal: horn the first authority, stating, that the

Differences between► Gre.,t Pr;ta;n and Frawee re.
spetting Malta, have been amicably adjusted,
Austria and Prussia having undertaken to guarantee
that Island.

We yesterday afternoon received the same intel-
ligence in a private Letter from Paris, but we paid
little attention to it, as we conceive the statement
to be a fabrication, for the purposes probably of
Stock jobbing on this side the water. It appears
to us very unlikely that Austria and Prussia
should unite in any political objea ; and besides,
we have reason to believe, both from public
and private accounts, that application has been again
made to Russia to become the Guarantee. The
article in question in The Argus, proceeds to state,
that all differences between our Government and
that of France are amicably adjusted. This rests,
we apprehend, upon the same authority as the state-
ment respesting Malta. We hope that all differ-
ences may be adjusted, but we are not yet autho-
rized to announce this happy consummation.
It is worthy of remark, that the Moniteur of the
31st, published the following day to The Argus,
is wholly silent on this important point. -

• His MAJESTY came to town yesterday at half past
twelve O'clock from Windsor to St. James's Palace,
and held a Levee, which was numerously attended.
The company present were, his Grace the ARCH-
BISHOP of CANTERBURY, his Excellency M. OT-
TO, and their Excellencies the Swedish, Portuguese,
and. Danish, Envoys, the Prussian and Turkish
Charge d'Affaires, the Right Honourable the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the SECRETARIES Of
STATE for the War and Home Departments, the
LORD CHANCELLOR, and Lord Chief Justice EL-
LENBOROUGH, the Judge of the High Court of
Admiralty, the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR
of London, the MASTER of the ROLLS, and the fol-
lowing Noblemen and Gentlemen
'The Duke of Portland.

Eqrls—Macartney, Cassillis, Mansfield and Sandwich.

and
Fiscount r --Hood, S top 10 rci Hotham.
Lords—Cathcart, Castlereagh, L. Gower, G wydir, C. So-
merset, and Yarborough.
Robinson.
Doaers—Barton, Lutterworth and
.._

,
Barols—Lenthe (Hanoverian Minister) and Regisfield.
Generals—Forbes, Hulse, Egerton, Sir A. Clarke, Ross, and
Campbell.
Colonels—Howard, M`Mahon and Macleod.

Captains—Sir Sidney Smith, and Stopford.
Sirr—P. Howe,W.Bellingharn, G.Yonge, S. Cottrel, Clerk
of the Council.
The Right Hon. W. Windham, Hon. P. Burrel, Hon. Mr.
Ashley.
211e.fsrs.—Villiers, Franco, Metcalf, Elliot, Wilfill, Moody,
and Cox.