The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-22 00:00:00

Tuts morning we received the Moniteur of the
t 7th inst. •
It contains nothing but some unimportant de.
tails of the thirty-ninth Sitting of the, Deputation
of the Empire, and a projea of a Subscription about
to be entered into at Orleans; for the purpose of
ereEting a Statue.of the celebrated JoArr OF ARc,
in that City. The Projea, and the deliberations
of the, Mun;clpal 'Council.of Orleans an the subject,
were presented to the 'First Consul; who wrote on
the margin as follows
Write to Citizen CRIGIVON DESORMEAUX, Mayor of
Orleans, that this deliberation is very agreeable to me.
" The illustrious lo A N of Ant has raved, that there is
no miracle that French Genius cannot produce, underthose
circumstances where national independence is menaced.

united, the French Nation can never be conquered ;
but our more calculating and adroit Neighbours, ablising the
frankness and fidelity of our charader, constantly sow
'arnongst us those diSsentions from whence resulted the cala.
mitios of that epoch, and all the disasters related in our his.

tory.
" F4ris, .7vtuary 3,, tBo3.
" The First Consul.
(Signed) " LONAPARTE."

'rats morning arrivcd a Mail from Holland.

Aceording to Letters from the 1 lava., the
cil of the Interior has made a Report on the subjea
of the Importation of Woollen ManuladureSi
in which it favours the interests of those who
have declared against the Importation. The Pro.
pOsition for giving ttfred to the Law prohibiting
the importation of these Manufadures, has been
referred to a Special Committee, and the Commer.
'cial Men of the,Batavian Republic impatiently wait
the result..

A Concordat is preparing at Rome, between the
Holy See and die Catholic part of the German Eth.
p. •
re.

On Saturday tits MAJESTY hunted for the first
time since christrnas. HIS MAIESTY left Windsor
at an early. hour on Saturday morning, attended by
s.,leneptis urAkTIA, .ore nitre
rode to Ascot Heath[sVhere they' were ' trier by the
Earl Of SANDWICH and a number of other Noble,
men and' Gentlemen of distinaion, who met HIS
MAJESTY by ,appointmehi. 'The deer was then
turned out of the cart,' and' the day's diversion
commenced. 'At. first starting the, deer run with
`great 'Speed by Swinley. :She then took to the left
of Bagshot and Blackwater, taking across the Forest
to the right. After several hours excellent Chace
she was taken near East Hampstead Park.
Its MAJESTY and attendants returned to Wind,
sor to dinner.

The. Sermon was preached by the Rev. De..
Fist' before Their MAJII4TIES and the PR INC RS..
S ES, on Sunday, at St. George's Chapel, •Windsor'.
tbok. his text from the General Epistle of Sr.
James, the tst Chapter and 2211 Verse,
" But he yc doers of the word, and not hearers
"deceiving lour...elves."
The ROYAL FAMILY after attending Divine Ser_
vice, took an airing to Frogmnre attentkd by Gene.
rals GWYNNE, MANNERS, and GAttrit, Equerries in
waiting, Lady CAROLINE DORMER, and Miss
Visa.

EI R. MAJESTIES anti the PRINCESSES are
peOed ..his day at,,the Queen's. House from-Windsor.

The Officers of .the Garrison of Dublin gave a
grand • Ball on Wednesday last,- it which were
present. their Excellencies, the Earl and Countess of
lin It DWt C K aid a number of persons ofdistindion.
•

The CoporatiOn,ol the City• ,of Cork haVe unaoi-
uvwsly-' voted the Freedom of that City to 'Lord
Re o LE, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland.

The Windt ',"112
,East. Indianian, having on board
Lieut. Col. DESUR tsAy, Brigade Major COLE-
BROOKE, and a detachment of Royal Artillery, put
into Portland lt.oads on Friday morning, in con.
sequence of adverse winds.
The HER I) Y PRINCE of SALtd died on the
29th Olt. aged 43 j'ears; and PRINCE LORICOWITZ
died on the 28th, at Prague, aged 74, years.
Letters received by an Officer, late of La Dr..
derigneure,, 38 guns, Capt. StIORTLAND, Who`came
pawner in the Artypid, of 6+, arrived at Spit..
head, dated Madjas, mention the very extraordinary
passage, and different quick voyages of that Fri.
gate since she left England, in the beginning of
August last, when she sailed for the Cape of Good
Hope, with dispatches' for that Settlement, from
Barnpool. La Dritaigarnse has been scarcely absent
eight months : she remained ten days at the Cape
she sailed from thence to Madras with dispatches,
lay there three weeks, after .which she sailed again
with dispatches for Trincomale, where she remain.
ed ten days, and is to remain. The Officer above.
mentioned then left her, took his passage in the
Intrepid, sick, and was absent from Plymouth to
India and .back, only eight months.
Captain Domerr, who so long commanded the
Roj''al George, and the Flag of that brave Admiral,
Lord BRIDI'oRT, is judiciously brought again into
service, by hoisting his Broad Pendant on board the
Dryad, pt 36 guns, with a suitable number of strait
Frigates under his orders, to cruize on the Cow of
Ireland.