The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-19 00:00:00

PARIS* FA. 13,

TUE funeral obseciaies of M. cIe.SA
were celebrated yesterday in' the Church rif Saint
Philippe.du.Roule : a Deputation of the National
Institute proceeded to his house, where the body
was laid,: and accompanied it to the burying_
ground of Montmartre, where it was interred.
A great number of persons of distinetion of all
classes joined 'in the procession. Befoie the body
was interred, Citizen SECARD, Perpetual Secretary
of the Class of the Institute of . which SAINT Lisa-
BERT was a Member, delivered an extempore
Oration in honour of the memory of an old Col-
league, who was his friend.
GENOA, JAN. '26,—Letters from Florence state,
that the KING of ETRURIA, who had been much
indisposed, had recovered so much as to be able to
go to the Theatre; where His Majesty. was re-
ceiVed with the greatest applause..
Lieut.. General Vgr-roat, who is Commandant at
Florence, has issued a Proclamation, ordering every
stranger to deliver his Passports, and description Of
his person, within a+ hours after his arrival. at
Florence, Leghorn, or Pisa. Military Men of
every Country, and of every rank, arc included in
this Order..

The KING of NAPLES has iss►►ed a fresh Edit`?,
extending his clemency to several persons who had
been concerned in the late political disturbances.

FOCAL CONCEPT,

Iffd I Rooms.

THE first performance ,of the season took place
last night, and was attended by a numerous and
elegant company, artong whom were the Earls of
UXBRIDGE, FORTESCUE, and DARNLEY, Diretiors
of the -Antient Concert,- and a' numerous train of the
Nobility and Persons of Fashion.
Mrs. HARRISON, (in the absence of Mrs. BIL.
LINGTON, who continues indisposed) .came forward
and exerted her charming talents with the greatest
success. She•'was generally •applauded, and univer.
sally -encored` in .the glee /‘ Shepherds, I have lost
my Love," in which she was well supported by
Miss TENNANT, Messrs. HARRISON, and BARTLE-
M AN. •

A Duet for French Horns, in, which an echo is
introduced, was perfottned with wonderful einci by
Messrs. FETR IDES.

The Glees were performed with great taste and
appropriate expression, and the Band is very coin.
plete,

TON CHIT-CIIAT,
IN THE STYLE ut itits FASHIONABLE PRINTS.

LORD AYLESBURY'S Great Coat ought to be,tua-
ter.proof, as he exposes himself so much in all wea.
thers.—His Lordship will never be a turu-ritot.
It is supposed that nothing would induce the Duke
of GRAN'ON to be 'a round-head. venerable
Noblethan is disposed to' shew-his attachment to an
old bat.

L►dy BUCKINGHAMSHIRE is a great admirer of
:be dome of Sr. Paul's, from sympathy.

Lord C- seriksliiy in favour of FRI-
BOURG'II &tuff. lkis not likely that Lordship
will suffer any thing else to take him by the note.

Earl STRATIIMORE is ab3llt to sacrifice at the
Itywenial Shrine with a CAitreNTlt it, who hits his
Lordship's taste. to a shaving, and is always likely
to be within ride.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Wr NC H Est r a
have arrived at their house in Baker Street, but
they are never likely to be crusty, and the Lady
must rank high, as a fashionable 'toast.
Earl Mo t RA is adverse to the continuance of the
restriCtion on the Bank. We do not think, that on
this subjed his Lordship went on swimming/J.
The Earl of CAVAN is at present at DottANT's
bold, where the Lthdlord, of course, keep: clen
tease.

Mr. T. TYR wiz ITT, M. P. resides at present at
Carhop House, whete his reception, no doubt, i$
y.

FASHIONABLE INVALIDS.

The Duke of DEVONStIia t is laid up wit"h the
Gout, at. Devonshire House. We are sorry that his
Grace's airs are on such a bad footing.
Lard GrwaGE CAVENDICII is confined with the
same complaint; in Saville-Row, and there it is not
probable that, in his present condition, his Lord-
ship will be likely to kick up a row.

The Dowager Countess of SPENCER is better;
we therefore hope that this Spencer will for some
years wear swell.
The Countess of LONDSOALE is able to take an
airing in the ?ark. He Ladyship need not be afraid
of any railing.
The Dowager D‘ttchess of LEEDS is much amend.
ed in her health, but iv: Grace has still a touch of
*truth.
Lord FIENNTKER is indisposed at thortsham.hall,
in Suffolk. We hope the eharns of disease will soon
give way fo the rose of health.
The Dutehess ofCHANDOS is perfeftly recovered,
and therefore her Grace's. Caledonian Apothecary
Sheen' dose her more.

The following melancholy circumstance took
place last Monday, at Portishead, In the county of
'Somerset :—A barn belonging to Mr. THOMAS
CARRY, fisherman, by some cause unknown, was
burnt to the ground ; and his wife, who had been
confined some time in the barn, in consequence of
her mental derangement, was burnt to death. Her
cries were heard by the family, hut, comceivin it
proceeded only from her disordered state of mind,
they did not go to her assistance till too, late•

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