The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-15 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMBURGH MAIL

PARIS, JAN. 23,;.-The Minister •of 'A/brine;
DECRES, arriued on Thursday at Paris fruM the
journey which he Made along the coast to fills/4
rag. On the same day the FIRST CoNqYL
did not appear at the Assemble and Ball kiven.
by his
.Lady till very late, having been a long
time employed with the Minister of the
rine• It is said in Paris, that BONAPARTP,
will
set out immediately after the Courkil on Wed.,
nesday next, and he absent a long lime : persons,,
however attached to the households of, ;he Fitts:l4
CoNstn affirm that he will not leat‘e the Capital
for these three or four weeks. In the Cainp-lit
fie/eve they are busy preparing entertainments and
festivities against the return of Madame Louts,
BONAPARTE, who has passed some days at Paris,
and to.mOrrow or the following day. will return to
Compeigne.
According io our Journals several English. pri-
soners have again made their escape from rerdrin;
among these is an Earl of HANI I LTON. The posti-
lion, who it is possible, was privy to this escape,
has been arrested.
The first Demi-brigade of the Italian Troops
which have entered into the Service of the French
Republic, were yesterday reviewed by the FirssT
CONSUL. Those that were reviewed a week ago
have alrettily marched for the Coast. 10 akw clays
we expect the Corps of Grenadiers, which it is in-
tended is to form the Body Guard of the CHIEF

JANUARY 24..—The FIRST CONSUL, in his answer
to the -Address of the President of ,the
Buoy, says, among other thing:: '
The preient Sitting will be occupied on. the most im-
portant obje;tts.. In the budget of the present year the Go-,
vernment has sought to unite its necessities with the interests
of the Citizens. The expences of the War will be as little
burthensome as possible to the French People."
JAN, 25.—The First Consul has frequent Con-
ferences with his brnther-in-law,.General MURAT,
now Governor of Paris. Who will be appointed
his stead to the Chief Command of the Italian
Army, is as yet unknown.
_ The late Commander 'here, General JUNOT, is
arrived at Arras, where he has assumed the corn.
mand over the Legion d'Elite. It is to consist•of
6000 Infantry, 'coo Cavalry, and coo of Artillery.
The Alonite4i states, that the English Prisoners
of War arrived at rvlorlaix, have declared, that in
the late storms aboVe three huncked merchant vessels
have been wrecked on the co*ts of Ireland and
SCOtland.
The Assemolies by Madame BONAPARTE are
now fixedlone in-the week at least; and` the circles
at the Second and Third Consuls, twice in the
month during the winter ; each.Ministerhas betides
o7:e par/JP organized for each month, and one official
dinner dUring•the same period. Ey Mad. MuaAT:
is•one rout in the week ; and one Thi; by Madame
TALL YRAND,every Wednesday, when not inter,,
rupted by the arrangements oilier superiors. Besides
these, the Presidents of the Senate, Tribunate, and
Legislative Body, and the Grand Officers or the:
Legion'of Honour, have„obtained extra, aliolwilzres
for dinner parties, balls, 8(c.
The first Qiintidi of every month continues ye,t.
the day of diplomatic audience, of military review,-
and of official dinners. But favourite :Diplomatic
Agents, as LU"Ce.ii..EsiNl, O.I3.ENTZ
Et,~CFTTo c(
are often family,parties ; a distinction fiery
;enviable. here, though by many, not considered very
,lionourAle. All distinguished Foreigners, after one.
'dinner. with the First. Consul,,if 'their cailditß
approves( of.; continue, during their stay, to
invited twice-in the month to.the tables•of the, Pre_-
feats "pf the Palace, and „once
every three,de.cades•
itO,,ictlyiie,' Of -',i,!•te. First,and Second Consul.. General—
MuRAT -r<eeps open table twice in the week :for.
all Ge-eeials or Colonels. residing here, or coming;
on business ; -Officers of inferior rank are invited
once in
,the week to, dine with his Aides-de-Only,/
whO have a table of
,6o „covers, paid by Govern-
ment. A card, .signed the .War Minister fl-RR...
Ti3lEa, 1s an admittance to this republican.huspita-.
lityeeven if not invited by Mtritiye. •
„Tn., :the DiplomaCy here, .t:c.u'rions..chang;!
lately taken place : The rieektt,„Reler our
free Reii,n'Olic of Equality, dues . not suffer any
persons less than Ministers tobeitecredited -19,hime
all Chargedes A wires, audenther infetriorsDiplo.: •
matieAgems,, can have no other credentials than
to the Minister of the Foreign,.Depaytimente,ar„e
to confer with him; and enjoy., no other of the
privileges cl4kjproteaions thex,,pppsess.by die laws of
nations, ana custorris'of_other countries,and.
etiquette; -6-1. other COurer,,, . than .what this Minister
thinks proper or convenient.
As M. D'OusittL, the Russian--Charge do At,
the. first 'person forced' to submit this'
insolent inticl•6tibti; ie. ~rih•
• t es that we are 001 on
the „best terms with his Sovereign, who, man}.
think, yitil -resent this insult to .a person,
„though
inferior in rank,' .trusted:Withnhis confidence, and
representing him. •
•
Lg Gekortrec J AN. 4. --4W6iiNtience 'of the- order ,
of Gerieral.MmitATe are- fia
been s g.of our Sovereign has
tibstituted.:9n our Forts for That of the I4'rench.
The Ta.rter;.l-Iqio.e.v-e'r, stilt,retain command of
•
the interior,- but they mainiain excellent
CornmerCe becothes'ev'ery day more floU-
rishing,.and the advantage Which all „clasesederiire...'
from -the- change are incalculabAe. Vessels daily
arrive, which were destinedfor o.ther. ports-, -but'
dare not sail on' acconnt:9i,ii)eir-uliagl.blockaded by. I
the English.

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CORN EXCHANGE, F4;13. 15, •-

... . . uwiNd to Iflee' late tmcorritrron lar,ge impotrts of,
: Wheat, with,so much remaining unsold, it has
.very,
slow sale, and at a fur:ller reduction in the middling:.'
and inferior qualify, but the littleOf fi;ie suPpOtls,its
price.; prime Dantzic '573. per quarter ; Batiey•
and Malt in great plenty,,
sat. small. variati,,n in.
priee.;' as' are Peas6"and."Beans •;, Oats' are in' lull
supply, ajul.;4s.-49per ; fine AmeOvatl , Flour 2.7 i.
30s. per barrel-or fcwt. 3 qr 6; •' , . ,
Wheat 28s a 36s a Sts, od Tic-k. &Ans..- •26s a Sts od'
Fine ditto - 535 a 545. od ()JtS -16 s a 19s'a 21S oti'
Rye - ... , 283 a 315 od Poland ditto - -
22s • 6,1
Barley _ - 171 a 22S 6d Rape Seed - _ 341 a 37i
Malt - ... - 4Ss a $45 od Fine Floy - 375 zi 42, od._
white Pease 32s a 4os od' -Second-5 325 - 375 ott
Beans- - - 3os a 355 od 1 -•-.