The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-05 00:00:00

PAR'S, AUGUST I.

A FART of the Squadron which was expeaedi and
which consisted of five Sail of the Line, commanded
by Rear. Admiral Benotyr, arrived safely on the
t6th ult. The Frigate the Dido arrived at the
same time from Guadaloupe.
We are assured that the First Consul will not,
after his return, remain long at Paris, but that he
will pay a visit to the Coasts of Britanny.
The Privateer the Ma/cu;ff, of St. Malo, has•
captured the Demerara Packet, from Demerara, of
250 tons, the Princess of Wales, of 380 toms and
the Useful John, from Jamaica. The latter has
beep retaken by the Leon, of Guernsey.
The following is a plan of the First Consul's
route : He was to leave Brussels on the 29th, and
was to be rat Maastricht on the 3oth ; at Liege on
the rat August; at Namur on the 3d ; at Maas Ott
the sth; at Sedan on the Bth ; at Rheims on the
Loth; at Laon on the tith ; at Saban: on the I VII
which place he will leave on the 13th for Paris.
It is stated, that Admiral TRUGUET i$ appOintd,
ed Admiral of the Fleet at Brest ; Admiral Wilts
Comniancidnt of the Flotilla at Boulogne ; and Reif"
Admiral .Istircssr, Prefea of the Sicond Niatigisag

Distria.
• The French Ship L' Aigle, of 7+ guns, enterei
Cadiz on the roth of July, from the Cape.
General Ouvtatt, who commands at Leg b 0.4
has established a heavy impost on all Metchugligf
even on objeds of the first necessity.

LETTS* FROM OfNERAL MORTIS& 10 TINS 2414

Nirritg" AT WAR.
Ctrzzitu
" I cannot sufficiently praise the order and. loyalty Of
Hanoverian Army; :4,000 Muskets and 3!6$ Hotels ate
now in our hands. All the French Artillery taken fudge Wat
of t7s6 and the following years, are now on the mid to Paris.
We are now occupied in construding eighty Flat-bottomtst
Floats for the Elbe and the Weser. A Russian Flotilla hes
arrived at Rostock. a Port belonging to Mecklenbtirg
conists of one Ship. of 14 guns, three Frigates, and
eleven Sloops. People in general see with pleasure the
Russian Marine put in adivity, in order to prevent thi
repetition of the scenes at Copenhagen ; because it is imp*
Bible but that the arbitrary measure, so contrary to the Le
of Nations,' which has been adopted by England, of shutting
up the Elbe and the Weser, not only against the French but
against all Nations, Joust excite the indignation of all En"
rope.

(Signet!) a' E. MORTIER.4

MILAN, JULY zo.--They write ftorn Floreticf,
that the French Troops are to form a Camp he'
tween Pisa and Leghorn. They exiled in the lst•
ter City 4.00 Cannoneers, and a numerous Park of
Artillery, destined for that .Camp. Pisa will 0'
ceive a French Garrison.

BurenLs, JULY Z 9 last private audience
given by the First Cotisul to the Batavian Deptita•
lion, lasted from eight till eleven in the evening.
Citizen SCHIMMELPENNixcx, the French Ambss.
sailor at the Hague, Samortvrt.t.si and Lieutenan
General ViCTOK, assisted at the conference.
On the
17th the First Consul also admitted to a ecconit
private audience the Deputies sent by the States of
Hanover, and M. LOMBARD, a Privy Counsellor of
His Majesty the Ktrroof PRViSIA. TIIC lian°/e.
rian Deputies drpifted in glowing language the lin:*
fortunate situation of their CoUntry. The rill:
Consul listened to them with benevolent:o,4nd fro
mind to soften the lot of the Inhabitantsi

CORN EXCIIANGE, Auovisc s. •

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TIME is but little -fresh Wheat here to-rigi,
and not much business doing ; last prices art'or
ported to those in request and buret sul,plies egi
F
eeled ; Pease but few, and dear ; as are Beans 13,
Wheat
both kinds ; Barley and Malt are scarcely alterT
in prices ; Oats of superior quality in full ticil'arl''
and are advanced is. per quarter ; Flom cotes'
plentiful. '.
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Ilya • • 324 a 341 od Poland ;IMO - ar 3 ,58'
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Harley -20 s a
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zsi oct i Rape Seed -, - 401 a Or%
Malt "' - sos a s7s citi 1 line Flour -. tlis 4 49' c',',
444 a sos odi 4 Secorlds .. . - 4*s 44'
Beans .., ... 315 a 35* 64 1 ,

The Fifth of next Nl4s.nth' the Lottery 'Kr
Dt.twing, Tickets and Shares arc selling, ,by
Bun, att his Old Established Ofgces, No. "'
41 Car
hill,
are paid on demand.
and 9, Charing-cross,, where all Prize'

On FridayßlßTH.
w rif or
last, at Walworrh, Mrs. Johnson,
Charles Julnson, Esq. of the General PostUrn~e 10°""„„
bard-street, of a Son.
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