The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-18 00:00:00

LONDO.Y, SEPTEMBER 12, r 302.

Tuts forenoon a Privy Council was to be assem.
bled at Windsor, 'Mr. -AnorNoTos haVing gone,
down for chat, purpose,
.when it was expeBed to be
resolved that Parliament should be further pro_
rogued from the sth of next month' to the 16[11 of
November, then to meet for the dispatch of busi.
ness.

WE this morning received the Modulur of the
t+th inst. it contains an Address of the Envoys of
the French, Italian, and Helvetic Republics, to the
newly. constituted Republic of the "alais, the
Government of which was installed on the sth
,There are also two Lette►s from LAmow ERE,
CoMmandant at the /de of France, giving an ac-
count of the flourishing state of the Colony, and
Of the jny with. which the news of the Definitive
Treaty of Peace waa received. '

The french 5 per Cents. are at s z..}5.
4

Yesterday .Hts MAJEsTY reviewed the I /di
Dragoons, on. Ashford-Common. The Regiment
went through their manoeuvres in the most soldier-
likenianner. A-gooddeal of genteel eompanY was
•on the 'grouod.• His MAJESTY arrived a+..teni:fol-
loWed by the DUKE Of CUMBEVLAND," &c The
PRINCE of WWI. ES came up from• Brighton. :on put.-
po'se to be present with. Hts MA; Esrr. His Royal
Highness ,'sleprat Oatlands, and was acco.upanied to
the found by the Dtrice of Yoak, where he ;tr_
rived exactly at ten o'clock. SUon after twelve,
the KING returned. to •Windsor t the PRINCE o
W AI cs and. Dvx E: of YORK 'IC) Oatlands.

General AND a. Eossl, the French- Ainbirs-Ador, a',"
ue ettretted to arrive next week, orders N. r!1,
been sent .from the Treasury to Pie: Ctrtoin.i-iou,
to expedite the. landing (Allis baggage. - •

A3tilir.ll Sir J 0.1.114 BORLASE.WARR EN arrived at
Sheerness on Thursday with his suite, and went of,
board die Clyde, which immediately put- tti
M. OTTO'S plate,,pietures, were packed
up on Thursday; previous to his departure.. It is
believed that he will leave London iininediately on
the arrival of General ANDREOSSI.
The Right'Hon. Lord Notcruwicic is eletaed
Mayor of the Borough of Evesham, for the year
ensuing.

Tuesday the Inspeling Royal- Marine Generals,
Mojw.Gen.- CAMPBELL, Major. Gen. BARCLAY,
and Major-Gen. JACKMAN, having finished• ihe
insiiiition of the Royal Corp. of Marii,es of ;lie
Plymouth Division, commanded by Major-G-'O.
BowAfeß, set off, pursuant to their instruftions
from' the Lords of the AdMiralty, to inspea the
Portsmouth and Chatham Divisions of- Royal Ma,:
rines.

Major General ENGLAND, Commander in. Chief
of the Welitern Distria, is, by the new regulation,
to retain his command at Plymouth. The centime's
are taken off. the posts of the lower glacis of the
Citadel, and appointed to the western iavelin, -.fur
the present.
- •
Letters from Cork, dated the 31 inst. state the
arrival there of several Frigitcs, amd Tropp Silips
from Matta, with the gth Re-gipent;:pf Foot on.
board. -

The seizure of the Countries and Distrias to be
appropriated as Indemnities, continues to be dr.
riect on with atftivity throughout Germany. Even
in Hamburgh a secularisation is to take. place ; and
the famous Cathedra!, wiih its'Revenue.4,-called the
•Dobm„ under t!-e immediate sovereignty of His
.4.ITANIsT IC MAJESTY,' as EleCtor of Hanover, wil:
be ceded, with its full jurisdidion, to the free Ilia-
l*rial City of Hamburgh. It is an establishment
of great antiquity, large' endowments, and many
important immunities and privileges.
The Diredors of the Danish- and NorWegian
Bank; have published an account; by_ivhich it ap.
'pears, that 'between the, rst of July, 18or, and
the 30th of June, 1802, they withdreW froM eircti.
lation, 'and burnt, a quantity of their,notes, to the
value 01,-540,0p0' nix dollars. The "dividends; on
the stock ofthis Bank are now at 6 per cent;
The High Priest. of the Jews in England, who
lately arrived from Holland„wiil,it is.said, receive
a salary.ofipool. per annujn.
• On Tuesday next, being St. Matthew's day, ac-
cording to-annualcustom, the LORD IVIAroa, Alder-
men, Sheriffs, ansl Governors of the several Royal
Hospitals, will attend Divine • Service at Christ
Church: . After.ti Sermon by the-Rev. FREDERICK
WM. FRANKLIN, M, A. , they: repair .to•the
Great Hall`itfChriit's .Hospital, where two Ora-
tions will be 'deliVered in Latinoby WILLIAM
*HEhTRY NE Al, t, and in English by THoNtAs' MIT-
C HE I, 1., two Of the 'senior Scholars of the Grammar
School.'

The India Company have interdided any
persons, ft:6m commanding Extra Ships, whO do not
enter into the,.Covwants of a Free Marine;.

Some gold coins in excellent preservatioryweigh.
ink I 3s:.were found.by a labourer, in the old houses,
now pullitlg down,' adjoining to the East
lii)ase. They were sold to an ;2.2nist Jew for
each. ,

rd L NEIV S.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 16.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Ships Tire and Nor-
thumberland, from Ports'mouth : both Ships are come
up the Harbour, preparatory to their being paid off,
and laid up in ordinary.