The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-29 00:00:00

LONDON, JUNE 29, 1803.

WE received this morning the Itfoniteur and the
ilrksfels Paper of the 25th inst. but they bring no
intelligence of any importance.. We are still happy
to find that the Monitcur is unable to state a single
Capture of an English Ship; in the'mean time, how.
ever, the Concludas of that Paper amuse themselves
in making comments upon' the state of our Fi.
hinces, hut in a manner which shews that they are
either grossly ignorant of the subjeft,*or that they
are guilty of gross misrepresentation. An alters.
lion has taken place in the title of the ilfonitzur:'
it no lower to be considered generally as an Offi.
cid Journal. The following was the Notice pre-
Itxtki to it , • -

ti\V`' are authorised to inform our Subscribers that from
-0 44' the 7th Nivose, year 8, the lifiniteur is the only
"cild journal," - - •
,T 6 notice now runs • thus :
Pram the date of the 7th Nivcse, year 8, the Alts of the
(:ore fitment and of -the COnstituted Authorities, contained
in the Monitemr, are Official."
If the Moniteur therefore continues its abuse
against this Country, it cannot be said formallythat
it is official; but no one who is acquainted with,
the charader of the French Government, and the
degraded state of the Press in that COuntry, with
be lot a moment deceived by so paltry a stibterfuge.
The departure of the First Consul on his journey
is mentioneein the itiouireiii in the following man.
net r " The FIRST Coitsur‘ departed this day for
the Departments of the North. He will arrive 'at
, •
41e4s on Saturday evening."
The occupation of Hammer is said to have pro.
4"ce(l a great sensation at. the Court of Pientm,
which has.sent Couriers to Berlin and ,Petersburg,
"ti has presented a Note upon the subjet to the
Vreneb Government. •
It' appears by Letters 'froth Genoa, dated the gth
that some Spanish Ships of War, under the
C,olurn3nd of Admiral ALARA, Ilaie arrived at Cad);
from the Phillippine •
The price of the French' Funds is not mentioned.,

By a vessel arrived at Falmouth from the River
1-I‘.e. la. Plata, we learn .that nearly. r 51 sail of Spanish
vessels must now be' on their passage to Euro.Pc)
richly laden.

Early yesterday morning, Messrs. • HUNTPR,
%en. and Ross, the Nlessengers, arrived at Windsor
with dispatches from Ministers to His MAIesTY,
"ho after perusing them, and maiming answers,
attended Divine Service in St..George'sChpel.
After breakf“st the ROYAL FANIrLY went to
Cumberland Lo`dge, where they'dined and amused
thenl3elves with seeing the haitnakers,
The Princess ELIZABETH did n" accompany
T HEIR •MaJttitts to the Play on Moriaq, even-
log, but took the Princess -CHARLOTTE Of Nb74kl.gB
to Frngtnore..
The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALes, h iet
Windsor, resides in the PRINCE'S BOIIIIIentS
in
the Castle ; yesterday morning between seven ar!J
tight o'elock, Her Royal Highness walked 011 tIIC
T;errace, and amused herself with viewing the Star_
irdshire Militia, who had a Grand Field Day at
the time in the Little Park.

is, Yesterday morning His Royal Highness the
,Dux u
.„1 Voßtc arrived in town from Oatlands ; soon
utter, His Royal Highnns hod a Military Levee
at the Horse Guards, which was attended by up-
-1 ards of fifty General Officers,
The Derbyshire Supplementary Militia will be
commanded by Lieut. Col. SIMPSON, from the old
0119, and not, as formerly, by Lieutenant Col.
The Derbyshire Militia, commanded by Lord
GEORnE HENRY CAVENDISH, is ordered for Cox-
'leach Camp.
'
The m . on
S „ Mar of HUNTI.SY went on a "sit
'UrclaY tO' hiB Sistter and the Duke,, at Woburn,
41'd
returned -to town on Monday morning.R, da
The'Dutchess of Goa tr
".91hzi at File.house 'of the recent mar.
In honour
ON'S supper on raun y
rtaftr
0 Was most fashionably attended-.