The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-27 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 23.

101

Just arrived, the Diana, CAbtraEL4t,o,
Charleston; and Jessie, ALLAN, froln ":0341
The Whydah, BALPOUK, which sailed Yes,c'orf
morning for Savannah, is put back to Gour°ci".
sa?
Captain Campbell of the Diana, on 1.--crorl!
last, spoke the brig Catherine, from Briool ti. 9 '144
in great distress, on a lee-shore, near t"%oilv
lands of Dungarvan, with the loss of Irrbeforet
mast, which had been carried away 'the daY opt
in a very heavy gale, and the sea Was 11!3 Goal
fair breach over her. The crew begged for,,,„bel`
sake to be taken out, which Captain Cll7pre'
most generously agreed to, and was rnalciPileilrei
parations for the purpose, when the weather co o
up, and they saw land ; on which the C3Ptgsibl°
the Catherine determined to stick by her , fio
to save her.
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A brig from 'Pe tersburgh, wht-aroiriP'
arrived At the Tail of the Bank early this 111
Captaires name—Arnot.

DISTRIBUTION of RZE, MONEY'
ott
The Pearl, fOr the seizure of the Venus and the? with
Monday, the 6th of December next, at the Gritt - ti
f
tiers-street, Strand.
The Magnanime, for the capture of the ShiP d
the Amelia, in sight of His Majesty's Ships Saturuar,,
nanime, on Friday, the 19th inst. at the Office aoh c,
ward Lockyer,' in Plymouth. • the 19,h
5
The Saturn, for the above als, on FridaY, li3
at the Office of Mr. Edward Locokyer, in Plymout.dzi,(ace,
The Argo, for the Neustra Senora vel Pilar ti'loin-str
La Curra), on Monday, the 29th inst. at,No. 50, I
Adelphi. . 6 ietiseP'
The Pearl, for the detention of the Gesu Maria rot,
and Madona Adollarata, on the 6th of DeLemberat
the
he V Griffine,nerablereia:
Villis-street • Strand. tet,o3l
T, Asa, Calcutta, .010
Circe, for the capture of the Gustaff Adolphe,
next, A; Salters'-Hall-Court, Cannon-street.
,
Dover.'
The Dutch ship lost this week near erishetii
in which nearly 400 people unfortunarelYilish Eas
was formerly the Melville Caille, Eng
Indiaman. vesrer.:
Above 201. worth of French glovesiwaevri-oi bileocv`.
day taken before the Lord Mayor, , in 3 at
seized by Mr. Tankerd, of the Exe'se' sting 0
"ea t
neeleardHutoyl,botrhne-hill.
owner Tofhetisieemgloisvensotnoottliyll3,ol4. to
accord"
the forfeiture of the goods, but a "11'
the value of them.

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itw°l--)ireftors, namely, Swabia, the DuKE of WIR-
I'ErvIBERO and the MARGRAVE Of BADEN ; F ran-
;l77' the KING of PaussiA. and the ELtCTOR of
--:41114; the Circle of the Rhine, the ELEcrox
ARCH-CHANCELLOR and the LANDGRAVE Of HESSE
ss, 7,,
; WeSWt!lia, the KING of PRUSSIA and
p„
„ T,„ ORANGE; Lower Saxony, the KING
434
PitUSSIA and ELECTOR of HANOVER ; • and
iligher Saxony, the KING of PRussi A and the
"Tot of SAxoNv. It will be seen by this ar.
ran
genleor of the Direlorates, what superior in.
'tienc, above all others, the KING of PRUSSIA
Will in future enjoy in the Empire.
With respea to the future organization ,of the
"jet, the three Colleges will be preserved, but
taking from' the. College of Princes all the
ecclesiastical States, the Votes which the latter
tnic. Yed, will be- transferted to the Secular Princes
to whom their Countries have devolved, as well as
these of the States ceded to France either before
°r`sirlee the late War. The College of Imperial
~ Canes will only be composed of six Cities, whose
9vereignty has been preserved. The di re&ion of
Mt last Seftion of the Diet will be confided to the
IV of Az/gib/Jr'.

lITRACT OF A LETTER FROM FARIS, NOV. 22.
• ti
SOME weeks ago I mentioned to you that
t4111"1s had reached Paris of an insurreClion
inf°9g the Blacks- St. Domingo, and recently
• orrried
you of the arrival of one of General LE
th4lßc's Aids:.de-Camp, with intelligence' from
was Island. On that occasion I observed that he
understood to be the hearer of disastrous
ts, but that the particulars had not transpired.
be eed the contents of his dispatches have not yet
the made public, for with all due veneration for
4uthortty of old proverb:, which a certain Au.
tk" n uor denominates the Wisdom of Ages, the ' well
wn adage which remarks that " bad News
re/fast," does not hold good, at least, with
Pea to politics in this Country. The Mom-
a_zir contains a slight notice of this' insurrection
o':°ng the Blacks, but gives no particulars either
' the event itself, nor yet of its real issue. From
lean on which I place the greatest reliance, I
t Citizen BRUYERES, the Aid-de-Camp of
LE CLFRC, who made the voyage from
sho al'
to Brest, in the almost incredible
ofart space of eighteen days, brings intelligence
diatgenetal insurredion of the Blacks, the imme-
iacre consequence of which was a complete ma:_Vr e°F 411 the Whites they could reach. The
di ease' who were greatly reduced in numbers by
andase, are said to be blocked up in Cape Mole)
ast are
expekted home. Thus terminates this dis-
rou_s Expedition."

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re N-7." or A LAW.SUIT.—BRISSONIUS• the
gat
J,
ur.
lieci ts-Consult, says, that a law-suit was car..
.$, actin i" Prague, in the x6th century, the written
ill'ittnici)4s of' which being measured, were found to
74iles, tl. 2 German leagues,- about 140 English

Tit Write from Lisbon, of the date of the z6th
of Oftober, that Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS
of BRAZIL has been happily delivered of a Prince.
In a Treaty signed at Paris on the r9tho f Au-
gust 5798, between Citizen TALLEYRAND, on the
part of the French Government, and. Messrs. ZELT-
nEti and JENNER, on the part of the Helvetic
Government, there is the following Article :
Art, 3. The French Republic guarantees the Independ-
ance of the Helvetic: Republic, and the unity of its Go-
4erxMler.;• And in case that the Oligarchy should attempt
to overturn the adual Government of Helvetia, the French
Republic engages, on the requisition of the "Helyetic Re-
public, to give, it every kind of assistance, and to resist the
attacks of its internal and external Enemies.
HAGUE, Nov. i3.--'There has lately been pre-
sented to the Government, an Address signed by
fifty Merchants of Amsterdam, requesting that the
Law of the 26th of February last, by which the
Importation of the Woollen ManufaBures of England
and other Foreign Countrie.s is prohibited, should
rot be carried into execution.—This Law was to
take efreet the beginning of next year, but the
IVierchants state, that it would in its operation be
very Prejudicial to Commerce.—The Government
bas not yet alven
any
answer to this Address.
Nov. 7.—The French Ambassador,
Citizen CHAmPAoNy, has had a long Conference
with the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY,, the result of
which aPpeated to give reciprocal satisfatlion. The
Archbishop of AREZZo, who is going to Peters-
61'0 as Apostolic Nuncio, has arrived here, ex-
l'aing to find the necessary Passports which he had
requested from the Court of Petersburgh ; but it is
Zaid that he will not receive tbem until all the dif.
ferences ate settled which have arisen respeding
tile choice of Grand Master of Malta.
rRANKion.T, Nov. I s.—We are assured that
the Deputation of the Empire, before it terminates
4ts,...Srttings, will be occupied with a new division or
Germany, and some changes in the organization of
the Diet. The number of Circles will be reduced
to eight, namely, Austria, Franconia, the Rhine,
Westphalia, Bavaria, and Loiver and Higher
44x.ony. The direftion of the Circle of Bava-
tia is to be confided to the ELECTOR of BAVARIA
exclusively, in the same manner as that of Austria to
the EMPEROR.
Each of the other Circles is to have