The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-30 00:00:00

PARIS, Nov. 2E.

THE Consuls have decreed, that all local lists of
Emigrants from the Colonies, shall be suppressed,
and no person is to be.considered as an Emigrant in
the Colonies, but such 'as are Emigrants from the
European Territory of the Republic.

, VIENNA, NOY. 3.—The EMPEROR retufned
from Presburgh the day before yesterday.

The Spanish Ambassador, Prince CASTEL FRAN-
CO, had yesterday his first audience.

. The French Ambassador yesterday gave a splen-
did, Ball, at which the Archdukes/ the Grand Duke
CONSTANTINE, and above Boci persons, were pre_

sent.

MANHEIM, Nov. 17.—A dispute has arisen be-
tween the Courts of Munich and Curlsruhe, re3pea-
ing the Museum, Gallery, Library, &c.
,belongikg
to this City. The ELECTOR of BAVARIA has sent
Count RUMFORD and M. de HACFEL IN .here, far
the purpose of removing to Munich all the objeas
of Arts and Sciences which could be considered
as public property. A Representation having been
made to our new Sovereign, the MAR GRAY E of
BADEN, he gave orders to fix Seals upon the doors
of the Museum,' &c. Count RUMFORD has sent
to Munich for further orders.

Mr. PITT retains the small house which he had
last winter, in Upper Baker-street, Portman-square
He will.be in Town, it is expeled, for a few days
before the Christmas Recess, which he means ,to
pass at Bath, from the waters of which place he
has derived such material benefit,

Mr. OTTO does not leave England till after the
next Drawing-room, which he will attend, to take
leave of HER MAJESTY. 'Whenever he goes, he
will carry with him the regrets of the country.

We understand that it is determined, that a Pe-
tition shall be presented to the House ofCommons
against the return for Queenborough. Me-ssrs:
PRINSEP and MooitE are the Sitting Members ;
Mr. SARC,ENT and Admiral PAY NE were the other
two Candidates.

It is reported, that the Court of Direaors.of the
East India Company have actually. superseded
,the
first Law Officer under the Government in Bengal,
lately appointed by. the Marquis WELLESLEY.
Letters froth Madrid express the hope of orders
being given, on the return of H►s CATHOLIC MA-
JESTY from Barcelona, •for the immediate 'Tim_
bursement to the English, of the- Monies:sequester-
ed inSpain at the commencement of the War.
The report of the death of the Duke, of MOORNA
is confirmed : he died at Treviso, in the Venetian
States, aged 65. • •
The ELECTOR of BAYAR,IA is proceeding, with
great activity, in the suppression of all the Convents.
in his Dominions, and the demolition of their
Churches.

The Imperial Minister 'delivered his Credentials
to the Dutch Government on the 23d,
The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE has quitted
Vienna, on his return to Petersburg, together with
his Horses, Copper-plates, and Manuscripts,
We hear from Vienna, that the Pri6ce of EsTEA-
. HAZY,' with his Consort, will repair, this winter,
to PeterslAirgh, for the purpose-of -attending the
t•Ttipress Dowager and her youngest daughter, the
Grand Princess ANNA PAut.owN;‘, on their way to
the Imperial Court of Getniany. The hand of the
young Princess is destined for the Heir Apparent
to the Imperial Throne ; but preparatory -to the cele-
bration of the nuptials, her Imperial Highness is
to be educated by the Nuns of the Order of St.
Francis de Sales.

.It is Stated from the Hague, under date of the 23d
inst. ii,-was confideittly reported in 'the diploma-
tic circle's:, 'tilat,C.Outit Woßortzow, now on his re-
turn to London, there to resume his accustomed
fundions,..has, it inLpo'sitive orders from His IMPE-
RIAL MAsTER..„-te, rejeft all further offers, on the
parr of Great telative to the guarantee of
the Island of Malta, the Russian Court having defi-
nitively resayed not to accept them, even if modi-

Among other surmises, it is said that the objea
of the GRAND DUKt CONSTANTINE'S tour to
Vienna, was, the restoration of the Polish Throne,
in favour,ol his Imperial Highness.

Qn the 14.di instant a -Convention ,was signed at
Berlin, between, the Dutch Minister and Count
H'AUGWITZ, relative to the cession to.the Batavian
Republic of the Bailiwicks of Sevenaar, Huissen,
and Mah/bourg; a Cession stipulated between France
and Prussia, in the Convention of the 23d of May
last.
The Russian Princess GALITZIN iS arrived at
Paris with a numerous suite.

Several statistic Memoirs have already been pre:.
septed to the French Government from the different
Departments of France. The ii,bica of the Govern,
merit is to form a general and comprehensive statis-
tic account of the whole of the French Republic.
If Mr. STRETTEL ,Who was lately appointed
Advocate-General to the Eas, India Company, in
Bengal, by the Governor-General in India., has
been.superseded by the Court of DireClors at home,
Mr. NIACNAGHTE.N, Brother to the Member for
the County of Antrim, will, of course, lose his ap-
pointment of Second Law Officer.
The Military Conscription continues to give the
greatest dissatisfaCtion in France. By the regula-
tions, three out of four of all young men, from
zito zz years of age, are to serve by lot. All
those who have interest, or can pay zsl. to the Go-
vernment, are exempted; but no abatement is made
on account of this ..exemption, from the whole num,
ber that are to serve : and those who are too poor to
pay z 5.1, or. have rib interest, think it hard to be
obliged, to draw lots who shall serve for the others.
On this account, many families in France are at this
moment in the greatest, affliction. If their sons
should not be slain in battle, or fall vietims to the
yellow fever, they are
.sensible that the life of a
Soldier.wholly unqualifies them for.other occupations.

THE HAMBURG!' MAIL.

RATISI3ON, Nov. zs.

WE are in expe&ation .of a Note from the Mini'
steis of the Mediating Powers. The principal Ar-
ticles it will contain, were agreed to the day before
yesterday, in a Conference between the French a►ld
Russian Ministers, and the majority of the Deputa'
Lion. This elucidatory Note will make no consider-
able change, in . the distribution of the indemnities;
though it will contain several more definite modi-
fications of the 34th section of the General Plan;
It is, regulated that the Civil Possession shall be
established on the 22d of November. The Note
likewise contains a scheme relative to the Members.
of, the College of Princes.

''he Imperial Cities of Augsburg and Nurembel
will retain their independence, as it is particularlY
the wish 'of the ,French Government to maintain •and•
proted the Six Imperial Cities they have established 7

The Title of ELECTOR Of ASCHAFFENitYRO!:
has.been-changed, in
.the last Conference, 'to tilar.
of ELECTORAL ARCH-CHAI4CELI R.

VIENNA, Nov., Lz.

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. .
Tin,: GRAND DUX ti OfTtliCAri iS fflakiPg 114.!
pardt:ons for his future residence in Salzbutg.

HANAU, Nov. Lb.

The elucidatory Note or final Declaratione of
the Mediators, relative to the general Flan of iii;"
demnities, has, we are assured; been given in at;
RaiisLon. . •

Some Gazettes have revived the report, that the
GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY will receive the &cc'
total Dignity. , '

The Way to Keep Him was very successfully repet`
ed last nig,ht, at. Drury-lane heatre, and.l3A..tiNs"
TER was,"sufficieotly recovered frpro fit of.the
gout to appear in the charader of Sir,..Biabfid-Co!ax'
stant.
A man in the gallery at Covent-Garden,last night
threw an apple at 000 K E, while he was performing
Sir Pertinax, in The Man of the World.
missive hostility was, perhaps, the effect of Ca/ea!'
nian patriotism, which could not bear that U
'scoundrel hero of the piece should be. represented as
a natiive of the North.

. From the new regulations at the Little Theatre
in the Hay-market, which we cannot but approve
'of, the London Performers, and those of the PO:
vincial Theatres, will be like buckets in a we're
The one will go into the country in summer, whi'
the country Performers will summer ii in To'cl'i
It enlarges the field, ;however, for rising merit, ji
will present a. greater variety to the , P/aj-goeri
- the Metropolis..
/-
; Mr.•STO'HErt KEMlit,lls representation cif og
ital. was, we understand, much reli.hed, boil) et
Bath and Bristol. The Audiences of both pl.3eir,
are enlightened and genteel, and therefore
IcE!.`4l3l,fi may reckon their approbation as ad ad'

tional feather in his cap.
• Mi.': Muafqty is giving the finishing touchesv.
theDiitlogtof-liisnewComerdy.„laric
-which is speO
lo be brought forward at Ditiy li
Theatre• • bs.
Poor pAlt;SO'r cannot get her finery froo
Officers of the Customs. The only answer she
received to her repeated . applications is, that ,-1,
comply with- her wishes, would be inconsistent vs
their duties.
If Signora GE Nt be. as ..great a perform Qfri
the violin as her master, the- celebrated NI Jul"
• her proper place would be in the Oichestra. 0
CARTER, whose taste, genius, and feeling ate It
evident in. his beautiful aid of " Oh! Nar.ny sc,
thou.gang with me," has recently diplaye(.l
Tk tpll9/at
.qualities very successfully in setting
that moor'd ut in Peace,"
Rc.nottlEr, the Painter, who died a few days 4°l
'at Kendal, in Westmorland, was an Artist of 141
rather than of Genius. His IntriE was chitiVi4is
not entirely, confined to Portrait Painti"g! „or
historiCal efforts are not'recoinmended. by cnt'r•F'tbe
imagination. His best Picture, of this kind, „.1.00,
birth of SRAM E,P EARE, in the BOYD EL L Collet-los
-There is a simplicity and expression in the Pdarlr
Poet, that is well conceived ; but the atte.n.,o3
Passions are by no means designed, or di,cririvr'i,or,
with 'the hand of a Master. Some of his very
traits are very good, and many of them are 100
indifferent. `He. acquired a considerable ft'r,; by
in his profession, as much by his caution "'ow,
his skill—for he wisely avoided the test of 14.4
,tror
parison, never having exhibited any of his "tbort
in the Royal Academy. HAYLEr, the Mfbio
who was his particular Friend, addressed one oat
best Poems to him, and highly complimeote`
on his professional genius ; but it is probab'et°iods
RoMNEY was, more indebted to his own 1-ab° et,
r industry, than to any eulogiums of the par"' A
ROMNEY had retired from business some roll VC•',
or
ks
resided at Hampstead. He had colleEted rn4llY might
of Art, that a man,. not insensible of faille) :0-.W
be supposed anxious to keep till his death, o.lst'they
ugl,
brog,
modal of .his.,taste ; but Romistrir tho
were chiefly valuable for what vvouic'i the
and, therefore, disposed of most, if not "11 )sreacl;
two or three years ago, beforehe quitted 14aTil
%vote
In a few years, perhaps, nothing of Rct"`"4.E pitlare9
remain but his name, if it were not for ho. (roll'
in the Shakespeare Gallery, and the. Engravin''of., out
!hem which grace the magnificent Edicic'te'lcrisir'gs
graf' 13'ard; brought forward by th.F - Ire
BOY D EILS, so muck to the honour of ti
and the Arts in this Country. 71
" • ' iCa el
On the 25th of November was Ma" e_
Kerby Church, in the County of Chesce''A,h ft:6er
figh
BALDWIN LEIGHTON, of His A—
LO
of D Icy
ment, to Miss Lou ISA STANLEY,
et
of Sir JOHN THOMAS STANLEY, B4o'
Park, in the said County.