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London, England, 1802-07-09 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SALEM QU.IS DICEk& FfiLSUM AUDAAT I

LONDON, JULY 9, iSoz.

The PRXNC,ESS 4rvIELIA,. and her Suite, slept at
the Bishop OtS4L,fSBURY'S Palace? on her way to
Weymouth.

Yesterday Lord CHOLMONpELEY gave a grand
Dinner at his house in Park-lane, Piccadilly. Among
the company present were the following distinguish..
ed Personages :—Her Royal Highness the PRIN-
CESS of WALES, Duke and Dutchess of DEVON-
SHIRE? Lord GWyout and Lady WILLOUOHBV,
Lord and Lady HAKRINGTON, Lord BORINGDON,
&c. In the evening there was a Ball, to which
most of the younger branches of the Nobility in
Town were invited.
Lord i-Iou.1? gave .a Dinner on Tuesday, at
Holland House, at which the PRINCE of WA;.ES
was present.
All the Papers have made a mistake respeEting
Mr. PYSITS. He still remains a Lord of the
Treasury. Mr. H. AnotNoTox comes to the
Treasury Board in the room of .Nr. SmyTtit, who
is made Master of the Mint.
The appointment of Lord cAsp.rv.Acit to a
high Official Situation, must give universal satis-
fattion in every 9uarter of the United Kingdom.
His LordshipN personal charaaer stands as high as
his talents have been distinguished, and his firm..
ness, elopence, and address, in carrying the
important measure of the TJniOn, will ever rank
him amongst the first charalers of the present day.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East,lndia House, which adjourned at five o'clock
till ti-ednesday next.
The Dividends upon the 3 per Cent. Consols be-
gan this day to be paid by the Bank to the Merchants
and Bankers, and will to-morrow to the Public.—
They amount to upwards of five millions.

The statement given in all the Papers, of the open-
ing of the West-India homeward-bound Dock on.
the izth inst. is unfounded. We now find that the
z9th is the day fixed by the Dire tors, for the en-
trance of the first ship.
An Article from Rati,bon of the 24th ult.
in the French Papers of the sth instant, states,
that some Of the Ministers to the Diet, had
at the same time received the same advice, that
on the 4.th ~of fast month, the Definitive Arrange-
ment respeeling the 'lndemnities in Germany, had
been signed at Parts by M. TALLETRAND, Count
COB ENTZEL, Count MARKOW, and M. de LUCRE.
SINT, the• French, Imperial, Russian, and Prussian
Ministers, and that this Convention was aaually .
submitted to their respettive Governments for Rati.
fication. In consequence of this, all the Ministers
and• Envoy composing the Diet, and then absent
from Ratisbon, were immediately expe6ted there.
General KELLERMANN has been chosen by. the
Conservatory Senate, as its Membet of the Legion
of Honour.

The Duke of BERR I, son of MONSYEUR, 'is re-
turned from Vienna, where he made an offer of his
hand to his Cousin, the Daughter of the QUEEN of
NAPLES. The offer was rejedcd.
The King-of PRUSSIA has lent a certain number
of troops to the Prince of ORANGE, till his own
shall arrive fthm England.

Citizen DUMOUSTIER, Captain of the Consular
Guard, who was dispatched to Memel with letters
from the FIRST CONSUL for the KING of PRUSSIA,
and theEmpEßoit. of Russia, has returned to Paris,
With all pciiisible dispatch.

Citizen LEssEfs,' appointed by the French"; Go_
vernment Cominissary General of Foreign RelationS
at, Petersburgh,-arrived there the beginning of last
month. He was some years ago landed by the un-
fortunate PEROUSE at Kamtschatka, and sent to
Paris with his dispatches.

As it is natural for the Diszfl;Cled to cry down
all Atis passed agAnst Sedition, and which by them
are vulgarly termed Gagging-Bills--,so it is found
equally convenient by some of our newly returned
Members of Parliament, -when so compleatly Pitch-
kettleda's to have nothing to say to their Constituents,
to adopt the same plan, since the bare idea may serve
to suggest an excuse for the want of words, and
every other inability, to thank them as they ought
for the honours conferred.

Ingratitude, we hope, is not the charaneristic of
Englishmen, but one would really think it waS,
from the ItikeWarnmess with which the Inhabitants
of Wesiminster support an Admiral who has so
.nobly and successfully fought the Battles of his,
Country.
We can hardly believe it possible that Mr. Fox,
fond as he is of Coalitions, should have formed one
With Mr. GRAHAM, though the language of the
latter Candidate seemed to insinuate as much yes-
terday. Such a Coalition would surely not be very
creditable to Mr. Fox, and such an acquisition
to a Party would hardly do much honour even to the
Whig Club, constituted as it now is of ail the ban_
ditti of the Metropolis.:
The Farce of the Banditti Unmasked is now
daily exhibiting in front of the Hustings in Co-
vent-Garden; by command of Mr. GRAHAM.
It was oberved yesterday by a Gentleman, that
some of the Members of the Old Parliament, who
will be throw; out, will probably soon after be
thrown in. -

The Receipt for a. Bilious Complaint, which ap-
peared in our Paper larely, was meant for the benefit
of the disappointed Candidates