The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-23 00:00:00

LONDON, I'ULY 23, 1802.

WE last night receive,d.the Mogiteur of the igth
inst. and this morning the remaining Papers of that
date. Their contents are completely uninteresting.
The Funds are at .5.3.

The report of Lord GAR Dtitlt'S being about to.
be called up..to the House bf, Peers, we_ should sup-
pose to be unfounded. Had such an'event been in-
tended, it.vvould probably have taken place previous
to the General Elcdion: •

Lord and Lady CATLEREAGy have gone to Ire-
land, by the way of Portpatrick and Donaghadee.

We are scrrrto hear, the Duke of DEVONSHIRE
bas been some time confined, by Indisposition.

The late Colonel BARRE held the office of Clerk
of the Pells about fifteen or sixteen years, it having
been granted to him by Mr.,PITT, during the early-
part •of his Administration, in order to save the
Country the expence of a pension, which had been
previously granted to the Colonel, and which was
in consequence relinquished.
Yesterday the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Recorder,
and several Aldermen, went from the Mansion.
House to the Swan, at Stratford, where his Lord-
ship held a Court of Conservancy for the County of
Essex ; afterwaids proceeded to Blackwall, where
they tool: water in the City Barge to Greenwich,
and held a Court of Conservancy for the County of
Kent, at the Ship T4vern, where an elegant dinner
was provided.
,The Royal Kentish Bo•-wrneN have a grand dinner
toinorrow, on Dartford Heath. We hope the
weather will prove propitions to t!tera.
As soon as a piece of ground can be got for the
purpose, a new and elegant Hall will -be built to
draw the Lotteries in, somewhere near the Bank.
The Poke of B:DFoRD, We believe, has taken
no very a4tive part in the Eleaions, either for Mid-
dlesex or Westminster. His Grace has been for
some time,at Woburn, where the Marquis find Mar_
chioness of BATH have been on a visit. The Duke
lives almost entirely amongst the relatives of his
late most amiable Lady.
It could not he true, that the Dutchess or DE-
VONSH Ix E was canvassing all Sunday for the Cold
Biub-fichls Barlet, as Her Grace on that day re-
turned to- Town :'ram a visit at Stanmore.

WILL IAM MANLE,v, Esq. Barrister at Law, is
appointed Attorney-Generai of the Chester Circuit,
in the roam of Mr. LE YC ESTER) 111:VIC a Welch
j9(lge.
Yesterday was launched from Mr. ROBERTS'S
Yard, a magnificent Stare Barge, built for the
Worshipful Company of Skinners. She is the most
beautiful and largest Barge ever seen in this
Country.
Admiral DUMARESQ, who died lately, rnuch.be-
loved for his hospitality, and the truly benevolent
heart which he possessed, was one of the :Heroes of
the .Izth of April, 1782, having commanded the
Repulse, of 64 guns, in the gallant Action fought by
Lord RODNEY with the Comte de GRASSE, on that
memorable day,. He was wont to take singular de-
light in relating the following anecdote of himself :
that he had nearly attained the age of '73, without
ever having had occasion to pay either a Physician
or a Lawyer a fee." The Admiral was a native-of
Jersey, of a Family Who for centuries have filled
some of the most important Offices in that island,
and a Member of which, at this time, occupies the
distinguished situation of President Lf the Royal
Court there.

The paragraph which appeared in this Paper, en
Tuesday last, -stating that the Rev. Dr. MORICE,
the nearest relation of the late Mn. CRACHERODE,
has come intofortune.of upwards of Too,oool. by
Ler decease, is totally without foundation.
One of the Paris Papers received yesterday has
published an Extraa of a Letter from Hamburgh,
in which the following projed is given : France to
be called the Empire and _Republic of the Gauls; and
Ler Chief Magistrate, the Sublime. President of the
.Empire and Republic ; the Second Consul to be
Arch-Chancellor-and Vice-President of'the Empire ;
and the Third Consul 4rch-Treasu7er. The Con-
servative Senate, and the Legislative Body, and
Tribunate to be abolished, and to be re-place. d by
a College of Laws, and a Senate, which'latter Body
shall register- the Edicas of the Governrrient and the
his of the College of Laws.
It is again asserted in letters from the Hague,
that on. the zsth of June a Treaty was concluded at
Paris, by which the Porte grants to France the free
navigation of the Black Sea.
011 the same authority we learn, that another
Treaty was signed at- Paris on the z ist of May,
during the period of the HEREDITARY PRINCE Of
ORANG:i'S residence in that capital, in which the
KT Ito of PRUSSIA renounces formally the Guarantee
entered into in the year 170, of the Stadtholder-
shin of the United Provinces, recognizes the Bata..
Tian Republic, and promises to send an Ambassador
to reside at the Hague. '
The HEREDITARY PRINCE also renounces, in
his father's and his own name, all pretensions upon
the Batavian Republic : for , this renunciation the
House of NASSAU OtANGE is to receive the Bishop-
ric and Abbey of Fulda ; the Abbey cf Come) ; the
/lA7 cf Weingardten and its dependencies ; and
the Imperial Towns of Dortmund, in Westphalia,
-and riv and .13mekbarn, Suabia,

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MEMBERS RETURNED.

tlibrrY ARPAA u—Hon. Colonel Archibald Atcheson,
Hort. Henry Caulfield.
CORK--COlollel Mountford Longfield, Christopher Hely
Hutchinson, Esq.
Dull A..st-,-Major William Green.
Du NnAt.x.—Richard Archdall, Esq.
HEREFORDSHIRE, July at—Sir George Cornewa!, John
. Ucers.r.Corterell, -Esq.
Li E R ICK—Cbtrles Verateer, Esq.
NORFOLK, July 2Z—Mr. C.,ke, Sir Jacob Astley.
PEEBLES, July 19-:-Jarms Nlontgonicry, Esq.
PORTARLin:GTON—Henry Parnell, Esq.
QUERN'S COU.Nry—Hon. William Wesley Pole, Sir Eyre
'Coote,

RADNORSHIRE, July 23---7 Walter Wilkins, Esq.