The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-10 00:00:00

remains.

STVAASE A, SE FT. 8.

BARR ETT, the Greenwich Balloonist, is attPmpt-
ing to make the people here believe that his Balloon
is to ascend on Saturday next, the t Ith. The
town 'is full of people, and of novelties ex-
clusive of the above : the Theatre is now opened,
under the Management of the Veteran IVIAsTERNIAN
—tile Ventriloquist LEE SUGG—the Pharitasmagoria
—Concerts and Assemblies—Puppet Shows, &c.
&c. all contribute to our amusement.

The following notice was yesterday circulated by
order of the American Consul Resident in LAidon :
AMERICAN CONSULATE.
London, Sept. g, tficz.

The Consul of the • United States has the satisfaclion of
announcing to his Fellow Citizens resident in Great Britain,
that by Official Dispatches just received from Tangier, he
is informed of the re-establishment of Peace between the
United States and his Highness the Emperor of Morocco;
and that there is 110 longer any danger to be apprehended from
the Moorish Cruizers. (S;gned)

GEORGE WM. 1: RV INC.

The Earl of GRosvrNoß, we understand, means
to discontinue his late father's Raci7:g Establish..
anent.

The Duke of LE tos economises in such a manner
that, though of a very liberal nature, it is thought
in a very few years he will reduce all the incum-
brances that met him at the time of his succession.

Governor Toil xsToN of Dominica has gained the
affeftions of the French in that quarter, by the
hospitable and friendly manner in which he received
and treated General RICHEPANSE and the
grants from Guadaloupe. The Colonial Pr:!fea,
LESCALLI ER, and the 'French General have written
home both to the French Government and M.
arTo, in terms of the warmest gratitude at the
conduct{ of Governor JorixsToN.
It is really singular the Manufaaurers of Great
Britain should not have given more particular at-
tention to the present state of the trade between
this Country and Turkey : the advantages which
the Manufaduring Interest would derive fro m the
Trade being more open, are incalculable, indepen_
dent of the very great addition it would make to
the Revenue of the Empire.
The -well-known Journal Des Collies Celebres,
which was interrupted by the Revolution, is ro he
continued in France. It is written by M. LEBRUN
DE MONTPELLIER, an able and distinguished Ma-
gistrate.—The first Volume will appear on the zoth
of this month, and a Volume will be published
monthly.
We haVe before stated,.that the Palace of St.
Cloud was fitting up with the greatest splendour
and magnificence, for the residence of the First Con-
sul. He is expel cd to remove thither before the
end of the present month.
Madame RECAMIER, it is said, is more followed
at Paris than she was before her visit to this Country :
We hope she carried back with her a little English
modesty, which is rare enough at Paris, to excite
the public attention.
Mr. Fox behaved with becoming discretion at
his dinner with the FIRST CONSUL. He did riot
attempt to drink, as usual, " the Sovereignty of the
People."
One of the last French Papers gives an account of
the admiSsion of a boy of seven years of age into
the Pry taneum, whose father was killed in Germany
eight jeans and a half ago.
A melancholy event lately occurred at Cork.—
Lieut. BARRON, of the Bzd Regiment, which had
arrived lately from Minorca, and was performing
quarantine in Cork Harbour, on the day before the
expiration of the quarantine, as 'he was quit;ing
his ship to cline on hclard one of the Men of War of
the Convoy, also on quarantine, at an entertainment
given by the Navy OffiCers to the 82(1 Regiment,
downell
on the deck and instantly expireth.
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