The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-10 00:00:00

From tketONDON G 4ZETTE, jars. 8, 1803.

St. James's, yavuary 5, 1P.03.
His Excellency Count Woronzow, Ambassidor
Extraordinary and PleuiPotentiary from His Ma.
jetty the Emperor of all the kussias to this Court,
having been absent for six months, by leave of His
imperial Majesty, and being now returned, had this
day a private audience of His Majesty :
To which be was introduced by the Right Ho-
nourable Lord Hawkesbury, His Majesty's Principal.
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and eon.
dated by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. Master of the
Cereponieti.

Whitehall, January 5, ISO 3.

The King has been pleased to appoint the Right
Flononrable Sylvester Lord Glenbervie to the Office
of Surveyor-General of His Majesty's Woods, Oaks,
Forests, and Chaccs,

Crontin-Offict, jimmy 8, 1803.
MEMBERS RETUR.NPD To BERVII IN THE rIttsENT

PARLIAMV NT.

CITY OT CHESTER.
Richard Ede Drax Grosvenor, Esq. in the room of the Right
lion. Robert Growenor, commonly called Viscount Bcl.
gpve, now Earl Grosvenor, called up to the House of
FeerS.

CITY ny gniwatittort.
The Right Honourable Charles Hope, His Majesty's Advo.
eat° for Scotland, in the room of the Right Honourable
Henry Dundas, now Viscount Melville, called up to the
House at Peers.

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nOR)U(U Or umtwtett.
Toim Hite' y Addington, Esq. in the room of John Robinson,
Esq. dacc.tsed.

Commissions in Ms Royal Lancashire Militia, signrd 6, at
14,rd Limarnant.
John Plumbs, jun. Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated
September 14, vticz.
Jtleyricklute, Esq. to be Deputy-Licuterant. Dated as
above.

41.4NKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Jun. 29. Alexander john James Tessier, of Bentinek.
• street, Soho, feather-merchant, at ten, at buildhall:
Jan. 21. Colin Nicholas Durand, of Millman-street, Bed-
tontl-rOwr ratiehartt, at ten, at
_ _

11.4141 K .R t !pis. •
ownel Turner the younger, of Laytonstone, ESSCX,f3nrer,
to surrendFr jan. it), at ten. za, at eleven, Feb. 19, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glynes, burr-street, East
Smithfield.
titicii4rd Davies, of Larnh-street, Spitalfields cheesemonger,
rats, JI, 22,:,nd Feb, 19, at ten, at G uildhall. Attorney,
r. Davies, Ely,Place, Holborn.
sarah Whitehouse, of Tamworth, Warwickshire, mercer,
lan. ts, at eleven ,_l9, at four, and, Feb. 26. at Clove__,,n
at
the Swan Hotel. 134m.lostharo. Attninies, Messrs.' Wor-
then: and Stephenson, Castle-street, Ilolborn ; or Mr.
Sirmingharn.
Edward Fellows, of Camberwell, Surrey, haberdasher, jan.
sy, end Feb. 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At-
torniei Messrs. Pearce and Dixon, Paternoster.tow, •
John X.emp, of Mark-Duo, London, wine-merchant, fan.
r:, 22, and fel). 19, 'at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr.
tones, Solicitor, Mayer';,-court Unice, Royal Vechatige.
Ilan Neale, of Brick-lane, Spital-fields, Mitfdlesitx,
man, jan. t 5, 22, and Feb. to, at one, at Clii)(111311, l.un..
don. Attorney. Mr. Humphreys, Tokenhouse-yard.
Thomas Wright, of Horsley, Gloucebter, clothier, Jan. 18,
and. ijob. 19 at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attorney,
Mr. Corcn, Fleet,strect,
William Lewla, of Swansea, n tamorgan, butcher, jan. 17;
IS, and Feb. 19, at ten, at the Wheat-sheaf Inn, in itv3il,
Glamorgan. ,Attorines, Mr. Davies, Solicitor, Castle-
street, Swansea, or Mr. Itatber, Gray'sonn. London,
Henry SavjAC twit !we Savage, of liroadwall, near Week-
Want. road, Surrey, wl;olcoOle cc)111b-Illakerfi, fan.
and lob. ;9, at ten, at (7.lliltiliall. ttorricy, Mr. ehap-
ow: Barber, Thanct-place, 'refnple-dar.
= D./H/MNDS.

Jan. ax. fohn Cowley and Francis Fleld, of Bashighall-
at reet, London, Biackwell.hall.ttors, et nine, at Guild.
hall.
1311 i, 19. lalllell Cunningham, of Yoxford, sawk, gro,er,
at twelye, at Guildhall. Lortdort.
Jan. se.- !obit Evanst. of Wapping, Middlesex, linen.draper,
At twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March ;t. Richard heck, ofG tomato, innkeeper, at lour,
at the Christopher Lim and Tavern( Itath.
Feb. 1. George Gillham, of Charing. Cross, Middlesex,
vielualler, It 91004 at Guildhall, London.
lieb. IL William Huller, ofPlymouth.Doek, Devon, linen.
draper at ten, Sr Guildhall, London.
Tr eh. I. ' V. 014110 Day, of Cheops*, mares.mercer, at ten,
at Guildhall.
Feb. 3. lleliry COtlt.l4l Bonnin, of New Bond.street,, St.
Cane, Hanover-square, Middlesex, furniture-printer,
often, at Guildhall, 10111101 i.
Feb. 26. Joseph Bulet, of Rick mansworth. Hertford,
lo
4orn.l4ten, atl Guildhall, -,London.
3 All. 3 I armsHeitworal, vi Canterbury, vintner, at eleven,
at r.;uil hall, Canterbury.
tub, 7. Willoarn i).danny, of Liverpool, lineri.draper, at
one, at the G lobe TAVI.III, Liyerpol/1.
Feb, az. William Putter, of St. Dunstan's-hill, Tower.
VITO, 1.011+1,111, broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb, es. 54411341 Bradbury, of Besioghtill.street, London,
broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
, 2g. Alexander Hilton, of Liverpool, Lancashire, linen
and wesolieri.clnper, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liver.
pool. .
70. 4. Aaron Avery, of New Drentford, Middlesex, linen.
dt4er, at ten. lit Guildhall, London, •
3an. SO. Mary jolinvm and William johnson, of A ngmerine,
• su6itti, shopkeepers, at eleven, at the Anchor Inn, Chi .
chaster

tRA7'IFICATZS.
1044 fa mio rottunit, or the Noiii.Oity Chambcrli
plc. st reet, f.. 0 mon; trotrphaot.
lan viocont, A Wapping-wall; ohcesemongtr.

MAILS.

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lid s,atur,k/ 13.1, its! As this raper was putting
to Vitts, we receivta Paris yourhah of the sth
inht.; consequently we 'coula only notice their ar-
rival:, anti this morning we receiveti those of the
6th.,

Thu tranquillity 'which France was pleaset) to
bastoi, upon Suitztrlandi has been but of short
duration, The C'aiitons of krana and ildliil2lo4ll
Are neArly in a gnat or Inairieftinn, and deticrol
1,4 r 1)44 iMso Otigr4 to want} a body of'French
Troops into Oesp Cantons 'to feoCtle order, 04 the

Helvetic Troops were found inadequate ror that
purpose. The unfortunate Swiss Emigrants'who
had been foiced.to leave their homes, and who had
taken refuge at Conttance, are destined to undergo
still further persecution. 4n official demand has
been made,-tliat they should be driven to a certain
distance from the Frontiers of Switzerland. Thy
flelvctre Confulta at Paris have commenced their
labours, and have displayed in part of their pro-
ceedingg, a most unexampled degree of celerity... -
The Plaa of the new Constitution for the Helvetic
Republic was presented to then an the 22d ult. and
was examined, discussed, and adopted on the same
day This extraordinary unanimity of sentiment and
promptitude of decision, are the more deserving of
notice, because, when the Deputies came to consi-
der what is termed the Cantonal Organization,
scarcely two of them could be found who concurred
in opinion.
Letters /ague state, that the Govern-
:
ment has su'' H.' to the Legislative Body a Prop-

!titian for a Loan of 24 millions of florins : it is not
yet known whether it will be adopted or rejeCied,
hut it has already had the effect of lowering the
Dutch Funds very considerably.
The last accounts from Con:tap:lit:oh state, that
the Beys had made several attacks upon the Turkish
Army in Egypt, in hopes of being able to force
their way to Alt.randria, where they expected
to be joined by the English; but they were de.
fated in every attempt. It is further added, that
the English General declared, that lie would not
give any assistance to the Beys, but on the other
hand he demanded the Porte should accede to the
Treaty of Alliance which has been proposed, the
only object of which is to secure Egypt from In.
vasion. It is supposed that the Porte will agree to

,s proposition.
The Funds' continue at- 56.4--sci.'

TH is morning arrived a Moth Mail; but as no
Harnburgh Papers, ,nut' any letters (rum the North
of Germany, were received by it, it brings little
that is iutcrcating.

His Royal highness the PitvwcE of WALEs, on.
his arrival in town from Brighton, had. an interview
with Mr. Apt) two Tori ; and we understand that his
claims as DUKE of CoaNWALi. are in a train of
settlement. Ilk Royal Highness is to have an
estoblishmeni Of clear 75,0001. a yen, for which a
Menne, fromlits IVlNlesty will be brought down
to the two Houses of Parliament on their meeting.
The accident which happened on Wednesday on
fits MAJ MOM to happened
from the Levee,
of the' pole of his carriage imaking, was t)c,ca-
sioned by a new footpath which bad been tltown
up across the road, and which, it bring doskisl),
the drivers did not see time enough to prevent the
sudden jerk to the pole occasioned by the rise of
the wheels. The near.wheel horse fell, and the
ritkr was in considerable danger for some time ; and
he was saved from a severe contusion on his head,
by his velvet cap. His MAJESTY received no in.
jury, and suffered no alarm. We could wish, how-
ever, that when it becomes duskish, His M4igs.ry's
postilions would not drive quite so fast.
'flat day the payment of the Dividends at the
Bank commenced to the Bankers anti Agents, and
to-morrow to the Public at large.

On Tuesday the Right lion, CitAaLits.Hor a,
Lord Advocate of Scotland was unanimously eleeled
Representative in Parliament for the City of ',Ain.
burgh, in the room of Lord Viscount Mar.vil.t a.
The Trial of the three Officers and two Serjeants
of the Ross anti Cromarry Rangers,! on account of
the melancholy occurrences at Aberdeen, as for.
merly mentioned, commenced at Edinburgh on
Thursday. Ensign LA2'150414 no; appearing to ap.
swer to the charge against him, wag fugirate.

The following intelligence appeared In a Paper of
yesterday. We have no doul►t it will turn out to
be nothing more' than, a piratical attempt of little Of
no consequence, if it be true at all, which we are
the rather inclined to doubt, as we have received
no intelligcnce'this morning from Bristol respecting
tr.

St 8;43104 7afritti!V

f‘ The Eliza Schooner is just arrived in King.
Road from Jamaica; bringing the unpleasant Intel.
ligence of a Descent having been -made on that
Hand by the Spaniards from Cuba, joined by some
hall French and Spaniards from Les. Cayes. No par.
iculars known, as the Mail is lust going."