The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-14 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

4101.111 QUIS DlCtits VALIUM AUDIAT

LONDON, MAY 14, 1803.

Sun-Offer, One a'Clock,

A Messenger, Mr. LISLP, is just arrived with
Dispatches from Lord WHITWORTH. He left,
Paris at nine o'clock on Thursday night, and Lord
Witt TWOICTH was still there.!--This is all that has
transpired.
His MAJESTY has not left Town, as he intend.
ed this morning, fur Windsor, but remains at
the Queen's House.

At the moment our Paper was about to be put
to Press, we learnt that Stocks had fallen to 62.
They began at 65i. The report there is, that
Lord Wu ITWORTH had quitted Paris on Thursday
night. • .

Five poit chaises and four passed through
Rochester this morning at the same time with the
•
Messenger.

This morning we received Paris Papers to the
vhinst. The journal des De bats of the t tth gives
the following account of the accident which happened
to-the Ftxsr CONSUL. " The First Consul fliet
with an accident the .day before yesterday (Sunday
last), which might have beeen attended with
serioo, consequences, but which he happily escaped
by his presence of mind. He left St. Cloud about
three in the afternoon, in a Phaeton, to promenade
in the Gardens with Madame BONAPARTE, the
Consul CAMECACERLS, and several other Persons,
The Phaeton was drawn by four horse/,
he himself drove. The horses, which were young
and spirited, ran away, until meeting with an
obstacle to their progress, they were thrdwn
down, The First Consul, in order to avoid fall.
ing forward, leant to one side, ald fell at a con.
siderable distance from the carriage. The fall was
violent, but as it fortunately took place upon
the grass, he experienced no other injury than
a slight hurt in the hand. He slept well in the
night, and yesterday (Monday) morning prome.
naded at Malntaisou."

Six Ships of the Line, of 74 guns, are stated, in
Letters from Genoa, to be building at Taulon, which
are to be launched in six months. •

The report of General ROCHAIVLBEAU haying
poi ,pp
been recalled from St. th ' ,is contradided ;
and it is stared that Le A s set sail from Havre
on the 7th inst. fur Ca ranvais, with Troops on
board.

The Letters from Brusseh still speak of the march
of considerable bodies of Troops towards the Bata.
vian Republic.

The French Funds were on Tuestiay at. £3. 40.

The P/06//cirte of Wednesday states, that " the
English Asnbassador received on Monday, about one
in the afternoon, the Courier from his Court Which
lie expeded. The Courier made great haste, hay.
ing set oft- from London in the night between
Saturday and Sunday : he was thirty-six hours
making.the journey. He brings the Answer to the
last propositions of Government, It is said that
the Ambassador has definitive orders' to depart in
thirty-six hours after the official transmission of this
answer, which was transmitted yesterday (Tues.
day), if the terms of the arrangement which are
proposed have not been accepted, saving those mo-
difications which are doubtless left to the discretion
of the Negotiator,"

SUPI.OFFIOE, -tart. ~o.

Tin die is cast, Mr. Lint, the Messenger,
merely preceded Lord Wityrwostpt, having or.
dered hOrses for him all the way along.
We understand that BONAPARTIT referred the
question tp his Council, who decided for WAR,'
This occasioned the delay in Lord ti trt rwqßTies
depatturet who rcceivesi his rashPurts on Thursday
evening.

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