The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-11 00:00:00

LONDON, FEBIU-7,IRk.U, iBO3.

WE have it, o4r Paper of this clay, ma4e some
Extra 1s from the Ftench' Padserr, the arrival Of.
which w►e' :4111101,1aCCd 'yesterday. They are, how-,

evert very uffinviirtant.

It is said that the Negroes who have been brought
from the West Indies are to be formed into a Corps,
and placed under the Command of General DEc4 E
at Pondicherry.
Hinds are
.50. , •

yoterday, about a quarter before one o'clock,
MAftts.rv.and the Pattleessus-EuzAuiTti,
IVI-Atty, and Am ALIA,I arrived at St. James's Palace,
fr„,ll Buckinghanil-lonsc. At half past one, }lts
MAIIISTY arrived, and held a Privy Cbuncil, which
was attended by the LORI) CHANCELLOR, Lord
a.t.'lima, and several other Ministers ; it did not
break up till a qu;irtf'r past two, when MR IR MA.
JESTIE4 and the Pa itICESSIS entered the Drawing.
Room, which was attended by His,Royal ffighness
the PRINCE of WiaLEfit OIC loOftD CHANCELLOR,
the AncHaTS;IOP of CiNTERPURYI the ,Bishops of
DUtttrAm: PHLvrEll, MTH and'
V"rt.r:&, •LtTettrreLDi the Lord Chief Baron
kioN.\ I,n, die SeCtetaric;i Stated and there
were pre•m.•llt,

lac Pc.ral;l.4. •
--tr;4113!),11y, Ctrctltu, I.,)riie, and Dougl4s,
ptiti:hes4 of North 40 ber WO.
.4141r,6;4vg.tic.1-1.011, i)4.411044,,, Salisbury, 4betcorn, anti
Iloadrort.
E., di h, C ardi ..oil, larcourt, Morton, Courtovni•
• ehestertidth. larrinoori, Chatham, Moira, Petn.
broke, Nort.haniptc,n, CLaNcn, Portsmouth, Mac‘lestield,
and Wcza:norkli.
Co,. ittexte.r.- II at i.itit, liarrington, Chatham, Spencer,. West-
mud 11),1, ortun, Talbot, lipckingpmmiiire,
Ir.ojt4irto(ttl), I+4 ti.„ele,iiicicl, Aylesbury, Clare,' and I4rul 1.
hzcorme.,-- t tvro.-Th ;lila' Falmouth.
77.t.v./inr.,rt,-.-Wynoortli, Sidney, tit, ~ Icy, and Melburne.
Sloptord, Auckland, .Carleton,
' MountnOf Sittlity, Catrington, L. Gower„'Gwydir,
14ougLts, Cathcart, Villiers, ,ftenley, C.
srlic-r, A
rihtqlr, CrAntey, AnAltritYri C*ll6lliS, and Arn...
hetat
iarelier—('athravi, Calthorpc,' Walsinttlmm, AuCkland,
• \Vynyard, Perth, klonritoorril, Carringtini, Kin_
*TOO, tarl2S, alp let° CiJit teKVagifo, C. Wynntt,
v.krker, Fit 7.g;!rold, I. Percy, C. Len-
nox,' ilanniten, DOuglat:, Hovvard, Read,
13oston; Stciplord, Selkirk, Andover,' Lincoln, Euston,
c,631,611, wt4c4(ww, Popliani; 11. e Duinitan,
'title, C y ,ver, Call, C. t;reviil.., flocouney, Cratoll, C.
, bane, (Worn, ;ilitdli‘.l(l Sister:;. •
Cardmr, Lord Iloritant7 Lord Hood, Sir H.
Parker, and Lord Radstock. • ,
Pnyntz (Silver Stick), Doyley,
1)4 lanery, ithipo, Irvine, and Nlus4icrs;
calvurt, and Smith ' ' '•
P.,13 :or t •

3:Liitty, Sir S. Smith, awl Forstein
' ":;W O.1::110 piatuAliese, Russian, and two ()la.
Ntaplitati, 041 pipol,

Star--S. Cotterell, trarrillton. A. Monson, W. Tames
.C.. Holloway, C. Ilellasyse,` V. Carnegie, and G.Osborn.'
Revtivids--,Mr, Moore, .I.le G ray, and Jones.
Brodenell, Stanhope, Farquhar, C. Rose,
Finch, Dent, Beckford, Sloane, Pcnn,West, llanks, Bond,
Bouverie, Grain, 10ne.., De Lancey, D. Smith, L isccliesi
Stevens. lion. C, Kinnard, Mannutg, Burgess, Agar, G re.
Elliott (Atnbassador to Naples), A. Stanhope, ilitr7
reel, Doync.. • '
Mrs.-111orite,- Dent, Clarke,- Lancey, Combe, Walpole,
Le Fevre, Windham, tones, Elliott, Cornwallis, Dutton,
Abbotr,, POphatn, Blackburn, 3nci Agar. '
A/Lies—Egerton, Gough, Dc Cray, two Edens, two Kings,
Smith, Lamb, Headley, two Copleys, Combe, Henry,
two. Smiths, Booth,. Whitworth, Carnegie, 'Calthorpe,
filacitblitifec two ProbyS, and Cope.
The following. Presentations we're made. to ,1-Itta
MAJESTY :..ssLady CHARLOTTE 'FANE, :by Lady
WESThSORLAND ; Mts. GRANT, the first time this
season; -Mrs.- PorHAM, Mr. and MrS',AGAR,MiS9
iC.st.l..„' Captain Butts.r, of the Royallslayy Mr.
A3ELASYSE, on changing name from WYNNE ;
-Get:lEl'4l CRATOUPF,. and Mr. BROCKHOLME, by
..the Russian Ambassador, and their Ladies by -the
'Lady in Waiting.
Soon after four.o'clock the Drawing-Room elOsed,,
and at. half past four the .RoVAL FAMILY • returned
to Buckitigham.House to dinner.
Yesterday morning His ltoyal Highness the
DUKE of CLARENCE paid a visit td.thd. Patric of
WACES, at Carlton HouSe. . •
• On Tuesday. 'night TH EI R MAJ IiTI es and the
aiS ES honoured the Concert of Ancient Music
with their presence for the second time this season.
The •Seleetion was made by. the. Earl, of DAR
MOUTH.
The. disturbances itt- the Garrison.of Gibraltar
having entirely subs'ltledi'aii'd the Dui e of Kese's
health being completely re
.established, it is now
said that General Sir THositAss TRIOGE will not
sail so immediately for that Garrison as was 'at first,
intended.
The Minister of the French RepubliC at Stock.
holm, Citizen BOUROOING, gave a.grand Ball an
the I.t)tit ult. to PRINCE WlLet,sm of GLOll'..
C ESTER ; at which there were present, the Foreitso
Ministers, anti all the Nobility of that Capital.
; Yesterday, about one o'clock, ABRAHAM New.
LAND, Esq., waited upon the Gentlemen .of .the
Stock Lxchange, and
,announced. to theta, that the.
Direnors.of the Bank. of F'..:ngland could not comply"
with the request of the Petition which had lately
been presented to. triein from the Ortinium Holders.
After this communication. Was matte, Consols and
other Stock drooped about , 4. per cent. but imme-
diately recovered their former price, and then nearly
remained stationary throughout the day.
Letters front Hamburg!) state, that on the 26th .
jannary, .there were twelve Mails due, viz. Sax
from England by Cuxhaven, three from Sweden,
two from Denmark, and one from Holland. 'The.
cold wait excessive the thermometer was that
morning below 16.
Lind JOHN FITZROY, son of his Grace the'Duke
ofGOrrotii ChaticellorofCantbriage, is admitted,
in right of Nobility, a Member of Trinity College.
On Friday last, Lieutenant:Colonel DYKE, arid
several other Officers of the West Kent Regiment
'of Militia, waited on Lord ROMNEY, at the Mote,
and, in the name of all the Officers of that respell.
enrpss presented his
,Lordship with a vary
elegant and valuable sword, of which they begged
his acceptance. •

Mons. Suz,A, the new Portuguese' Ambassador,
and his Secretary, Mons, DANIEL, arrived on Wed.
nesday afternoon from France.
The report of the cession of CorbiN to the
French is positively contradided in Holland.;'
The Dutch Government are taking every pos.
Bible precaution to prevent their dykes from being
damaged at the breaking- up of the dice. Consider_
able apprehensions are entertained ht Guelderland
and part of Holland on that event. Orders have
been issued by she Batatrian Government for the
inhabitants of the villages situated on the Rhine,
the 'Waal, and the Meuse, to form themselves into
Detachments, under Leaders of their own chusing,
that they may be ready to repair wherever danger
may present itself, to give all the assistance they
can.

The Law Officers of the Crown, we understand,
acquitted themselves in a most distinguished manner
on the late State Trials. The Reply of the SoLtc t.
TOR-GRNRRAL on the Trial of Colonel DESPARD,
11;12 been mentioned as 'one of the finest Pieces of du.
quence ever heard in a Court of Justice.
Yesterday a Court of Cotemon Council was held
at. Guildhall, at which were present the LORD
NTRYOI2., seven Aldermen, Mr. RgcoaDEß., and
upwards of !so Commonets.

After the Proceedings of the last Court being
read and confirmed, the Court -proceeded to fill op
the vacancies of the Irish SOciety commi,sioners
or Sewers, Gresham and other Committees ibr the
present year to transad all the business of this
City.

Rip I.,ordship laid before the Court a Vote of
Thanks from the Governors of Christ's Hospital,
the liberal Subscription of ioool. voted by the.
Corporation, towards the gradual re-building of the
said Hospital, which was read, 'and, ordered to be
entered on the City's. Journals.
JONATHAN 1)E Esq. was elenecl a Go.
vernor Of Christ's Hospital ; and Wm. Routs's,
Esq. a Governor of Bridewell and Bethle in llospitals.
The President, &c. of the Society for• the Sup-
pression of Vice, &c. presented a Representation to
the Court-, requesting their aid and assistance to im-
prove the Morali of the Peoplok which 'was read,
.end adjourned until the next Court of Common
Council.

The Court agreed to petition the Honograble
House of Commons for leave to bring in a Rill for
improving the City's Estates, in Moodields, and
for making a new Street to lead tg Bartholomew-
Line, and a Petition being prepared, was read, and
ordered to be fairly transcribed, to be signed by
the Town Clerk, and presented forthwith to the
House by the Sheriff's., attended by their Pdrlia;
inentary Officer.

The Loan M4roa declared the Once ''of Clerk
of . Smithfield - Market vacant, and the 0)41,4
,re-
ciurstid his Lordship tci appoint,a pepocylp, qrLF:9tp
(bring the vacancy, •

NA • P/IL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, FEE, 9.

Artttlyn the Calcutta, of 56 guns, Capt. D.
Woovßip, having on board Convias for New
South Wales ; also the Dutch Ship Amicicia, from
Surinam, laden with' coffee, Sec; bound to Amster%
darn. Capt. BUEIC, her late
,Connander; died on
the passage.- • - .

Arrived flialajesty's Ship Hunter, from Liver.
pool.

PORTSMOUTH, FEu. so.

ARRIVED the All, SINGAR, from Havre-de-
Grace; Sylvan, OsTLr., and Galillea, BYERS,
from Newcastle; and Nautilus, DAVIE, from Sun-
derland.