The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-17 00:00:00

DEAL, Nov. 16.

SAILED for SheerneLs, the Diligence store.ship.

SHEERNESS, Nov. Is.

The •
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to hcoerrissionerl, arid
and the comm d 32.
guns, is also commissioned,
61."Armur. an given to the Hon. Captain
the Lieut. LEAVER is appointed to the command of
s7arka//, vice Lieut. H t cics.
to enter
"rjifOrt Frigate went yesterday to Shields
enter men for the Flea.
. arrived
Unievfis and Galatea,
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Anna Augusta, Capt. Stunt,
10:1,'0i.0ndon, bound to the South Seas, with the
%way, Alta and anchors, and her windlass carried

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a, Arsry held a Levee this day at St.
!tees ti
glace
en,: f,. for Ole Foreign Ministers and Noble-
,

general. AgDRZOSst &livered' his Credentials
ttnlttry 41"'
as
Ambassador and Minister Plenipo.
the French Republic.
t he
morrow His Excellency will be introduced
the QUEEN at the Drawing-Room.
it_ The KING will go to Kew to-morrow morning;
tnd return from thenceeo St. James's Palace, to be
leseet at the Drawing-Roott.
Lord PELHAM gave a grand dinner to the French
naihassador this day.
tnterday
morning the Earl and Countess of
EST Eit?ltt. ti arrived at Chesterfield-House for
the winter.
laed very
Town -
s fill
re Ve considerably within these
Mr •
ttr • IERNEY arrived in town from Boulogne
-Friday last.
ty:the INCE of WALES and the DUKE of YORK
t'te Present at Covent Garden Theatre last night,
'diseerned highly pleased with, the performance of
the'tlYs awl Blunders, and the new entertainment of
e 'rah' ef Mister).
Accordi.g to some private letters from Paris, the
`"l'd COnStli CAME AC E RES, is about to remove to
ttiejSenatorial Palace ; after a few months, it is
4tid, he will resign his situation as Second Con-
-Ist' in lieu of which he is to assume the title of
esident of the Senate:
p, Yesterday the Lotto MAtOR, upon inspeBing the
bt-tttns of the Mealweighersf ordeied the tread tc,
to veered one Assize, or zd. in the Peck Loaf, to
be Place to-motrow—theQuartern Loaf will then
501 d for 91d.
mode in which the Parochial Lamps are
1,; e(1 is not the ptoper sUbjeet for a joke, as it is
tlisiflllant With great danger during the long winter
seghts, They are either supplied with bad oil, or
tha;'4small a quantity of what may be good enough,
e' they soon leave the streets in gloom and dark-
-I\l'2' Unless the Parish Officers throughout the
trO
chat
,polls vigorously exert themselves in dis-
41,:ging their drily to the Public in this respea, we
Of 3: expea to hear of constant depredations, if not
Wi,;`bething more horrid, every night during the
Ater sea'n•
stiznrEt the other devastations of the French
g the War, may be reckoned the smaller
4tld ?idriving away, by the report of their artillery
Ntfhitilllat of their opponents, the little Canary Birds,
klsed Were natives of the Tyrol, from which they
othe to he exported in large quantities to the
scan:. Parts of Europe. The supply being since very
pre Y, these little favourites of the ladies are at
Int becoming scarce.
daY is the anniversary of Queen Eeiz.A-
-ntl:s Birth-day. Her reign was a proud period
Cohn rltish History, .and the convivial friends of the
rto.titution may very properl-i---drink to the MC-
'Y of " Good QUEEN BESS."
taieihe appearance of the British Museum will ccr.
ere not be improved by the sheds which are riFtv.
Of thing in the area of that place, for the receion
:IPtaocre ew
Egyptian Within Antiquities. There. is a useless
the walls ot that great National Rei.)oh-
ttils on the side of Bloonishury_sqliare, while
obscut_ serve for the purpose equally well, and not
radonre the face of the Grand Edifice itself.
ab 4"ASKIVE, though he has riot altogether
411 res ced his party, has not yet opposed any rnea-
-4414' the present Minister. From what has
he el.l observed at Guildhall, it is supposed that
frailt ' to keep himself in a state of
Neu.:
y
Pot
4re ".e information or our female Readers, wei
aas?_,led s.tate, that the naked fashi on is Mil- toe among the better orders in Paris
d in town
'tote tpr;iast dresses which have arrive
cirlCe
3 come up quite to the throat.

itf.ifri,

VIENNA, koir. 3.

ON the ioth of Oftober His IMPERIAL
SEM, accompanied by Count FRANCIS VON Cot—
Loakbo, went to Presburge and dissolved the Diet
there with the customary ceremonies: Before His
Majesty reached the Bridge of Presburg, the royal
carriage broke down, and the Einperor was obliged
to walk into the town. On the Ist of November
His IMPERIAL MAJESTY arrived again-at Vienna
from Presburg.
This morning the ARCHDUKE CHARLES, aCCOlTl-
pallied by Counsellor FASSBENDER, arrived here
from Prague, and had a conference with the Grand
Duke CONSTANTINE.

On the .zd inst. the Spanish Envoy the Prince di
CASTEL FRANCO, had his Audience of Entry ; and
Count Louis de STAHREMBEI:G, our Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Court of Great Britain, was
solemnly invested with the Order of the Golden
Fleece. He was introduced by his Father,.the First
Chamberlain and oldest Knight of the Order, and
His IMPERIAL MAJESTY hung on him the Ensigns
of the Order with his own hands.

Since the arrival of a Courier from Petergursh,
the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE has fixed his depar.
cure from Vienna fur the sth inst. he proposes to
be again at Petersburgh on the zoth.

An order has appeared here, relative to all public
Libraries and Reading Institutions, by which any
works of VOLTAIRE, ROUSSEAU, BAYLE, HELVE-
TIUS, Sm. are forbidden to be given or lent to Lead.