The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-11 00:00:00

DEAL, AUG. 10.

REMAIN in the Dawns, His Majesty's Frigates
Glenmore, Amelia, L'Oiseau, and Galatea, With
Dutch Troops ; La Sophie and Racoon Sloops 01
\,Viir, with ditto ; Vixen and Bloodhound .Gun.
brigs ; Diligence and Liberty East India Yachts.
Arrived and sailed for the River,' the Stanirp
CHI VERS, from Si. Kitt's.

WEY MOUTH, AUGUST 9.

LAST night the 14 di Light Dragoons and First
Regiment of Foot Guards, paraded liefure Gloucester
Lodge, and marched in open order, the Officers sa'
luting THEIR AllArEsms as they passed. •
THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, accorr"
panied by the DUKE Of GLOUCESTER and PRINCESS
SOPHIA, the Marquis of SALISBURY, Lords CATI4'
CART, RADNOR, BUR INGVON, and COURTNEY;
Ladies C:ATHCART, STAW ELL, CRANLEY, RAD"
NOR, and Lord CouRTNEY's three sisters, 'Sir,
H. NEALE, the Hun. Major-General LESLIE,
Hon. GEORGE- PITT, Hon. Mr. and Miss ONst.ovi
Navy Captains, WODEHOUSE, HAMOND, GREY,
and CARYSFORD ; Colonels WALKER, WARP'.
WHEATLEY, KELLY, and COLEMAN ; Mr. Da.
and Sir R. F6rito, honoured Stacie's Ruotns
their presence : the Band belonging to the Guards
play
This morning PRINCESS EL /lA/3EI'H bathed ill
the Sea, as did also PRINC SoPirIA of GLOP
C ESTER, and PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES.
The KING and PRINcESVS6r4.t, .' with they
usual attendants on horseback, rode to Radir2l6
and Chickwell, arid thence through \Vyke ReB4s (()
the Passage House, and returned over Portion('
Sands.

HER. MAJESTY and PRINCESSES in. Land
and Sociables, rode through the Parishes of Pres'
ton, Ketton, Pointz, Drunington, and Nor°el
over the Beach. •

Lord BOItINCDON, the lion. CioRGE pro.;
and Mi. and Mrs. FREEMANT:.2 • are artive‘!
here.

The DUKE of GLOUCESTER, has left this- platel
and is expected to return again in a fortnight. 1.0146
CATHCART has also left us for Wihdsor.
'll-1T41.12. MAJ ESTIES . have commanded, at
Theatre, this evening, the Comedy of The Ilek
La., and the Entertainment called t_y* Age 70'
wiriow, being the last night but two of Mr. ILI/
LISTu 's petforming.

We understand that- a very numerous and respeEt'
able meeting of Gentlemen,. Merchants, Banker:,:
and others, was held at the Crown and Anchor J"
the Strand, on Thursday last, to consider of
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expediency of applying to Parliament, for an
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tuAnake..a..N;!vigable Canal frbm the Grand jonc°
tion Canal at Paddington, round the north of 1.4r1;
don, •to communicate with- the Lo?Idon Docks
Wapping. Sir Christopher Baynes, Barr. to ‘;‘,110111
the Public are indebted for bringing forward tltl
very useful measure, was calked to_the Chair, an
laid before the Meeting a very satisfadory State;
'pent, not -only of the plan .propoed, but of th
means by which it may be accomplished, rogetiles
with estimates of the expense likely to atteria
completion ; after which a Committee of Subscriber
was appointed to take the neeesiaq measures fQt
,carrying the Plan into effeEl. We forbear, in OP
early stage. of so important an undertaking, to pr
o 0
the various benefits that may arise ir°,
it, although there seems an universal opinion in lts
favour.
We hear from Brussels, that a party of Gerltt!e:t
men from Lynn, in Norfolk, had reached tir
City, in the Bebe, Pleasure Yacht. This bel
the first Vessel which ever displayed the Britt
Flag in Brussels, the Quay of the Port has been Cl4l
tinually crowded with spectators of all ranks to 10°

t her.
The circumstance of the young Englishman beings
lately fined at Rotterdam, for obstruairz the Jew,
in that City, in the exercise of their t.ligions deo
Lions, reminds tA•of a similar occurrel:ce a few yeaof
°
ago, at Gibraltar. Three Officers, of the Aro*: of
that Garrison, having pulled or stroked the bear
a Rabbi, when in the act, at the Synagogue, of Pre'i
forming the Cereminy of Marriage, and the if
coining to the knowledge of General O'HARA, 5,
obliged the whole three to give up their Corolle
sions for the offence, though one of them wi" i$
brother of an Earl. This was condua worthy "`co
British General. The Magistrates of Rorter''3,,o
thought, and, perhaps, properly enough, that t
5
hundred florins was tolerable Smart Mon,ey' for 3
milar at of indiscretion.
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Mr. GARRoW's Speech at Ma astoae, rn F
Cause, Morgan against the Servants of Jolt x CAl.°O;
Esq. was very able, and was ,heartfl.tvith gr
satisfaClion by the whole Court.= Callipering
Witnesses for the purpose of eimceaiLg,
conduct, will, we hope, be always. e4.oseil 35
deservesOn . •
Thursday as Colonel Moo RE, masterC/f tha
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Brighton Barracks, was driving leis daughteriloe
gig trom:the races, his horse fell ana overtutlie".tior
carriage, but happily without any mater tai 01,5,
to ,either, though the persons who ran to die'rol(ir
sibtance,.found the Colonel senseiss on the gr6411,e
and miss Moon,E in a i)erilous situation under
wheel of the gig,

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THE Organic Senatus Censulte which has been
Presented to tale Senate; is 'the thii-d.

By. the first, dated the 3,3 th of , March last, the
Senate determined- the manner: according to which
the Members of the Legislative Body should be te-
'- newed; and "supplied also the silence of the Constitu7.
tion : in, that reSpeEt this was called. a :Supple-'
rnentary Senatia CorstVie.
The_secor.d, was that of the z6th of April, by
ivhictrflte-Senate: explained the 93d Article of the
enustitaxion, ;hive to Emigrants. This hav-
ing for its end, to Conciliate the letter and the
spirit of the Constitution, was an interpretation.
That of the 4th inst.
.combined the nature of'the
?t and ad. It is in fad' direaed towards four:
'principal and distinct ends.

I. It conneas-more closely the great Authori_
. ties, of ;the State, and the mass of the Nation,
ft9rn. whence all National Authority mutt, neces-
., -6Arily be.. derived.. For this purpose, it sub.
stitutes, instead of the system of National and. De,
part:nental Lists, which could, not fdlfil in any re_
sped} the objeft proposed .by
,the Constitution, As.
semblies of Cantons, and EleEloral Colleges of Dis.
.stt:l4sar.l Departments.;
• 2, It
organizes that Article of the Constitution'
which -places' the appoiritment'of the-Consuls in the
Lands of the Senate.
3. It gives to the Senate the attributes which are
necessary, in order to invest it properly with the
Conservative Power.

,
LastlY, the fourth end' has been attained by the
9th Title, " Of justice and the Tribunals," which
organizes the Hierarchy of the Judiciary Order, of
which the Influence is so necessary to preserve the
Property and .he happiness of Citizens.