The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-13 00:00:00

LONDON, JANUARY 3,3, 3E03.

Ws are concerned to state,, that in the gale of
wind which took place on ,Monday and Tuesday,
iliellindostan East Indianian, going round from the
River to Deal, got on shore on the Margate Sand.
She had lost her main and mizen mast and fare-top
mast, but as the weather had become more: mgde-
rate, W e hope the Ship and Cargo will be saved.

Our Port Letters received this morning, we arc
glad. to and, do not furnish us with accounts of any
further losses i►rthe late gate.

This day THEIR MAJ ES and the PRINCESSES
came to Buckingham I-louse from Windsor, for the
Winter .Seasim. To-morrow evening they honour
Covent-Garden Theatre with their presence, to see
The Mail of the World, and the new Pantomime..
• Sunday next is fixed for General ANDIMOSSY.3
first Public Dinner. Mr. ADDINGTON, , Lord
lis.wxlsainty, all the Cabinet Ministers, and Vu.
reign Ambassadors are invited. The preparations
are of the most splendid kind,. and the Entertain.
nient will be cwduded on a large and magnificent.
scale. Several superb table decorations in plate, and
fancy-work, have been recently transmitted from
Paris. , .

We understand there it no immediate prOspen of
the final adjustment of the claims of the British Cre-
ditors on the French 'Funds, which, according to the
Treaty of Amiens,were to be satisfied by the Govern.
ment. The property of this kind, when sequestrated
at the commencement of hostilities, .was certainly
considerable, and the claimants are numerous. it
however, but fair to observe,' that no material ob.
strudions have been thrown' in the way of the. Set,
tlement by the French Government. They have been
rather occasiooed by the complicated nature of the:
demands, and the difficulty of satisfying them, from
the very difftrent turn which the Public Funds have
taken in France, Representations upon this subject
have been made by our Ambassador at Paris, and
attended to with resped and deference ; but . the
difficulty of bringing the matter to a satisfaaory
issue arisen more out of the welt of a clear
and precise mode, than out of any unwillingness on
the part of the Frenclt Government. A proposal,
calculated to give satisfadion to the Creditors, will,
we hive reason to think, be shortly communicated
to them by Ministers, if agreed tu, will be
transmitted in an racial form to the First Consul.

It is reported that the French Government have.
resolved tO establish, at a place called Turf/kw, at
the mouth of the Scheldt, a new Military Harbour
of immense importance. It is to consist of a port,
mtval arsenal, or dept, where naval equipments can
carried on upwitie largest scale, and where a
Fleet etm always lie in safety. The point has, it is
said, been snry eyed by the first Engineers of France,
is supeipsed to be extremely advantageous for
the ptirposestntendeti• If it be true that the FIRST
Co WAIL is soon to visit Belgisim'and Antuert, it
may he with a view of taking a survey in person of
this position,
`We undermana, by a private letter received from
Bombay, cretland, that the Btovnit of SOMBRE is
preparing an li;4etlition against the ltohillas, who
are said to be in force to the amount of zo,ooo
loot, and 400 Seik horse; they have already had
adion, and advaoced so near as to be within
teach of each others grape. The Rohillas; after a
ShOrt resistance, gave way, having four or five hun-
dred Wiest and wounded on the field of battle.
Three,Battalions under the 'command of Captain
have been sent by General PERION to the
BedtiVe3 assistance, who crossed' the river called
the. Caullee Nuddee, where she remained waiting
for succoers, and kept her, position as a kind of wet
ditch between her and the Enemy.

Mr. EDWARD LOYP, un ilii4ruty'at Law, in
Bengal, h.in been appointed, by the judges there,
mit Mauer in Chaliroy, ,Aecomptant.Getteral, and
Keeper of the Record: $ in the Supreme Court cif Ju.
dicatnte in Calcutta ; salary and emoiorr,enta of
the above offices aniQUilt to nearly Five Thousand
POAaliti per IticITIUIII. 'lire above fortunate Ge'
Yvan is, it is said, a rel4tion of one of the fridges
(Sir 1. I4.Lirlyr o), and went our with him to beng3l
1$ C/derk, abialt tow ypars ogP,
It i 4 Monsiritri cor rather lkiladame

TALL Y R4tit)'l3 ti)tMerS CZ.cced all otlior3 in lulls;
;About eiglity perwils •it down to the lost dinner.
On the to de was rlaced every delicacy possible to
be h;td. A servant in livery belonting to the
house, bchind every chair. The second course,

ptit on like magic, more elcgtmit than the first ;
around the room, in niches made foe the pitrpcise,
were placed stattle..s of the finest-marble, each sup.
porting a baAket on its•heitil, holtlirt4a imirch of
Justres about ten lights altrygeilit;r waking
more th4n. four liundreti !tins in the town ; the
furniture of VelVet 3114. gritti, corresponding to the
other elegancies; three COOIII3 were fitted up in this
motoner, forming a most complete (Alit. ,% very
banasonse salary is allowrd to tlii) L,Llu-
sively for the support of his table,

Amongst other, impositions pradised at Paris, it
said il:at several Englishirten in that 'cApiial—pay
rwenty guineas a month lola pair of hurses, besides
three liVrtn, and in sow cases twit a.clay fora
coachman ; the whole to lae- had in Englantl, and
better, for.ltalf, the.tnyncy, ,Lotizings4 thtcc dirty
ouoms, ten tlll,lCa5 a wccl6,

NAI7 3 I. N WS.

PORT:MCP. Ilh, JA:t.

Tra Thetis Frigate i:; discharged quaran.
tine, and the Invalid Tr(iops, and Half-pay Ofii;
vis on board her, will be disembarked tomotrow.
Sailed Ant, Si N It for Ilavre.de.Grace.