The Sun. — London, England, 1802-02-22 00:00:00

IMPERI4L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE - OF PEERS, SATURDAY, FEB. 20. THEIR Lordships met at an early hour this day, and proceeded to forward, in their respalive stages, the various Bills before the .House, among which were the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Southern Whale Fishery, and the Westminster Fish Market ::ills, which stood for a second reading. Some routine business was then disposed cf after which their Lordships adjourned till two o'clock on Monday, when'the farther consideration of the Ap, peal, Scott v. Brodie, will be resumed. Fro": the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. zo, iBoz. AT the Cou:1 at the - Queen's House, the r7th of February, 18oz, Prescur, the KING'S Must Ex &Hem Majesty in Council. His Majesty, in Council, was this day pleased to appoint the following- Sheriffs, viz. HER F.FOR. D II R F., Edward Bolton Clive, of Treville, Esq. in the room of Thomas Debits, of the Apostles, Esq. de ceased. PEMBROKESHIRE, Hugh StokLs, of Hubberston, 12, - ,q. in stead of David Lewis, of Ilcn-Llaii, Esq. CARDIGANSHIRE, Da ViC, Da - VT:O:S, of G lan yr OCCa.i, Esq. MONTGOMERY, Pryce Jorws, of Cofronidd, Ef.q. instead of David Edward Lewis Lloyd, of Matto, Esq. St. James's, Feb.lo,• 1802. • The King has been pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Alexander Mackenzie, Esq. Contni.;:-.Ln.i in tbe Royal Lincoln Militia, signed by the - Licaen.vrt. William Di,,ney, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 4, 18:A. George Rogers, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 2.3, 18o:. Yew Foster, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 4, sbot. ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES. EDWARD Cum.'s-n/I.N, Esq. ?Monday, February 22, at Ely. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Robert Evers, of Shepley, Yorkshire, -clothi:r.- BANKRUPTS. Samuel Newton, of Manchester, cornfaoor, to surrender March 4,5, at the Bridgwater Arms Inn, Manchester, and April 3, at the Anchor, Lancas , cr, at three each day. At tornies, Messrs. Duckworth and Chippendall, Manchester. Samuel Every, late of Liverpool, .ship-chandler, March 15, 16, and April 3, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool. Axornics, Mr. Windle, Bartlett's-Buildings London; or Mr. Fleetwood, Rainsford's-Garden, Liverpool. George Dike, of Abingdon-street, kVestminster, boot and shoe-maker, February 23, at nine, March 6, and A pril 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday street, Cheapside. John Keeves, late of Chandos-street, Covent-Garden, dealer, February 23, March 2, and April 3, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Johnston, 'Southampton-Court, Queen's square. Thomas Starey, of Newgate-street, wholesale linen-draper, February 23, at ten, Nlaren 6, at eleven, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday street. Richard Comber, late of Lewes, watchmaker and silver smith, March 8, 9, and April 3, at eleven, at the White- Hart inn, Lewes. Attornies, Messrs. Tourle, Palmer, and Pugh, Bartlett's-Buildings, London; or Mr. Michell, Brighton. john Rothwell, of Nottingham, hosier, February 26, at six, 27, at nine, and April 3, a , eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. - Attornics, Messrs. jamsun and Leeson, Nottingham; or Mr. Rider, Fetter-lane, London. Tulin Egionton Wallis, of Colchester ' merchant, March Is, t 6, and April 3, at ten, at the Castle, North Bridge, Colchester. Attornies, Mr. Sutton, Colchester; or Mr. Sanderson, Palsgrave-Place, Strand. . • Emanuel Parquet, of Sealers-Town, distiller, February 24, - at ten, 27, at twelve, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Seymour, Margaret-street, Cavendish square. Dliehael M‘Garry, of Bell-Wharf, Shadwell, victualler, February 23, March 2, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Beetham, Bouverie-street, 'Fleet-street. Tames Lyon, of Savage-Gardens, London, merchant, Feb. 24, at ten, 27, at twelve, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atcheson, Ely-Place. Robert bakewell, now or late of Bridges-street, near Covent- Garden, coltee-house-keeper, February 26, at ten, March 6, and April 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and R. mid T. and F. Jennings, Great Shire-lane. Henry hiams, of Waller-row, Larnbeth, umbrella-maker, February 23, March 6, and April 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Willett and Annesley, Finsbury-square. Philip Winton, late of the Jamaica-house, Bermondsey, via:taller, February 2. - ?, March z, and April 3; at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bassett, of Webber-row, Black friars. john Underwood, of Great Marlborough-street, apothecary, February 27, March 0, and April 3, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. ilannum, Piazza-Chambers, Covent- Garden. Alexander Arbuthnot t and Richard Bracken, late of Philpot lane, nterchants,February _23, March 20, and April 3, at one, at Guildhall. Attoinie;; Messrs. Swain - and Stevens, Old Jewry. D IP I D EX DS . March T 3. Robert Perry and Thomas Andrews, late of the George brewhouse, Hackney, brewers, at ten, at Guild. hall. April 3. William Green, of Crooked-lane, London, ware houseman, at ten, at Guildhall. March 17. fosenh Golding, of Bridport, twine-maker, at eleven, at the t.; corge Inn, Bridport. March J 3. Armand Lz. Leaver, of Finch-lane, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. _ _ March is. George Morville, of Lancaster, merchant, at four, at thz Grapes. Lancaster. March ts. Charles Clapp, of Exeter, ironmonger, at ten, at the r;lobe Tavern, Exeter. March 16. Thomas Shepherd, late of 013orie, I)orsetshire, miller and baker, r.t twelve, at thc Bear lt.n, Wiucauton. CER I 11.1CATES. March r 3. Abraham Zircon Doncker Cuvelje, of Lancaster, merchant, William Chivers, of Newgate , street, upholder. Charles Bensley and joseph Dale, of Norwich, warehouse men. .Robert Henderson, late of Oxford-street, fishmonger. Charles Page ' of Croydon, tailor. John Sully - Edward; - andhaul P url, of Red-Lion-street, Isorou-h cornfattars. John nowitt and Francis Weldon, of Whitecross-place, Finsbury-square, dealers. . Joseph Sniee, of Newington-place, Surrey, potteT. 'William. Reece, of Liver . , merchant. TO THE EDITOR OF THE-SUN. s;it, As a constant Reader of your Paper, I have re_ .marked your attention in complimenting those *brave Regiments lately returned from Egypt, that came within your knowledge. Permit me to stand excused, in saying you have totally passed unno ticed the i zth Dragoons, now at Portsmoush..This Regiment being mostly compQsed of Irishmen, who have many families and relations in that Kingdom, these will expeft, through the medium 'Of your Pa per, to get some account of their husbands, sons, &c. You will oblige me by saying, though they . have not the glory to boa s t of having- taken L. THE SUN. SOLEM QC'S DICERS EALSUM AUDE,A.T LONDON, FEBRUARY z;, 18o;. The Hamburgh Mail which became due yester day, is not arrived. His MAJESTY on Saturday, accompanied by His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, and Her Royal Highness PRINCESS SOPH IA and Perm ral MANNERS, rode out in Windsor Park, The QUEEN and PRINCESSES took an airing to Frogmore. The ROYAL FAMILY yesterday accompanied by the Countess of AYLESBURY and Attendants, went to St. George's Cathedral, and heard an exellent Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. FISHER, from the z4th chap. of Joshua, and zzd verse. And Joshua said unto the People, yet are witnesses against yourselves, that you have chosen you he Lord to serve him, and they said, we are witnesses.* On Saturday the 13th, His Exceqw:y the Loki) LIEUTENANT Of IRELAND lon . pleased to confirm the Right Hon. NV,. W.tVILILAM to be his Chief Se cretary. ,;., On the 1 zth linkt.'ithe'i3id, or Gordon Highland: ers, marched into COrk,..after having disembarked from the Traniports'.which conveyed theta from Egypt, and on the following morning mardied on their route to Kilkenny, The Offices of Liquidations of English Cairns on Russia, which were established at Petersburgh, Riga, and Archangel, have finished their proceed ings, and sent them to the Imperial Department of Commerce for approval. Circular Letters are stated in a Dublin Paper, to have been sent to the Members of Parliament now in Ireland, requesting their attendance at Westmin ster before the ist of March, as business of inter esting moment will be offered to the House for dis cussion. By letters from Dublin, of the 16th, :we are in formed of the_ liberation of James AtiipPer Tandy. He was brought - from Lifford to Wicklow, circuit ously, in a chaise and four, escorted by a guard of Cavalry, avoiding all the. large towns th e better to evade public notice. They travelled principally in the night. He arrived at Wicklow on the i sth, and was to embark next day, on board the Lovely Peggy,'Capt. HARRIS, for Bourdeaux. He was not suffered to communicate , with any one after t.le order arrived. It appears, by. private letters. from St. Dom that TOUSSAINT has made no preparations forde fence, except ordering that the troops shall nor be disbanded, whilst, at the same time, he has sent off to the United States of America, under the care of an Aid-du-Camp, all the money and valua bles he has been able to coiled. It is conjedured from these circumstances, that he intends to make his escape to America, and to leave the 15149 d to its fate. The Jamaica Mail of Saturday brings accounts from St. Domingo, stating, that the Island was tranquil, and that the French Expedition wari loolceci for by the Whites with great solicitude. It was repoopl at the Hague, on the loth, that a Commercial •Treaty.. was about to k con cluded between Great; Britain and the P ttavian public. The Dutch Rescriptions, payable at the conclusion of the Peace, are now at 68 per cent. All the married Clergymen of the Diocese of Peterborough, or who are widowers with children, and possessed of a small income only, are invited to apply to the Bishop of that Diocese to obtain re lief; a circumstance we record with pleasure, being creditable to the feelings and humane conduit of that worthy Prelate. The Legislature of North Carolina has granted fifty thousand dollars for building a college in Columbia, and six thousand dollars a year for its support. Last week the Lord Provost and Magistrates of Glasgow conferred the freedom of that city upon Major STIRLING, of the 42d Regiment, in consi. deration of his brilliant services in Egypt. The Sr E AKER has appointed the Rev. Mr. SMITH to officiate as Chaplain of the House of Commons, during the absence of the Rev. Mr. BARTON, who has been obliged to retire into the country , for the recovery of his health. One house was destroyed, and two others much damaged by fire, at Philadelphia, on the 15th ult. supposed to have been communicated into the cellars of one of them by some incendiaries : the family were in bed, and 'with 'difficulty escaped over the. roofs of some adjoining dWellings. A Society has been formed at Salm, in America, under the title " East-,lndia Marine Society," the objet of which is the colledion of charts, maps, and such observations as may tend to facilitate the navigation of the Eastern and Southern Oceans ; and for this purpose the masters of all vessels are invited to communicate extraas from their journals, &c. . The average price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made for the week ending the 17th of Feb. SO2, is Fart .) : Shillings 411 d Eight Pence Farthing per hundred weight. • NitY AL NEWS. ,g4tat% the Lo Apar t ,. GAZETJ'J, Feb. 20, AdmiraltifrOSte, Feb:2o, i 8 z . .904:4,,a4 a Letter from Vice-Admiral Rainier; Com. litander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Ves sels in the East Indies, to Evan Nepean, Esq. dated•in Madras Road, the z9th.qf Op . SIR, I have at present nothing very particular to com municate to you, for their Lordships'. information, beyqnd what may be colleaed from the Disposition List :of His Majesty's Squadron under my coin , herewith inclosed, except the capture of the ,Fyncll National Frigate Chiffonne, in Mahe-Road, 4! the Seychelles, on the 19th ultimo, force as per margin*, by His Majesty's Ship La Sybille, Capt. Charles Adam, after a short but gallant anion, in which a well constraled battery of. the Frigate's 'forecastle guns, furnished with a furnace for heat ing red-hot shot, co-operated in her defence. This circumstance, added to the advantage the French Frigate derived from her position, being at anchor, while His Majesty's Ship had" to steer for her op. ponent, at the greatest hazard, through a winding and intricate channel, formed by various dangerous shoals, with no other guide than as the water was seen Ito discolour on them by a man at the mast head, placed there for that purpose, may be bit - 1y estimated to overbalance the trifling Prerenee in the calibre of the metal of the Enemy's-Ship, and justly entitle Captain Adain, his Officers, and Crew, to the distinguished honour of having taken a Ship of equal foi . ce- The Chiffonne was commanded by a Monsieur Guiesse, sailed from Nantes 74. th April last, is a fine new Ship, had never been at sea before, com pletely armed and equipped ; her errand to the Sey. chelles was to land thirty.,tivo persons who had been suspetted of being concerned in an attempt on the life of the First Consul of the French Republic. As His Majesty's Ship Suffolk will proceed shortly with Convoy to Spithead, I shall defer to that op. portunity the forwarding a Copy. of Captain Adam's 'Letief on the occasion, with other particulars ; but it may be - proper to acquaint you that, on the isth of May,'licar the Coast of Brazil, the Chiffonne took a-Porttigiiiese Schooner ; and three days after a Fri. gate ofthat , Nation, named L'l-firondelle, armee cn flute, with twenty-four Carronades, twenty-four pounders, after a short action, but after throwing her guns overboard, and taking out her stores, suf. fered her to go about her business,. the Captain.aid Officers giving their parole for themselves and Crew. On the 16th of June, off the Cape, she captured the English Ship 13ellona, laden with a very valuable cargo, from Calcutta bound to England, who gPt safe into the Mauritius. I have _only to add, that I have given orders for the purchase of the Chis Tonne for His Majesty':: Service, and shall place her on the establishment of a thirty-six gun Frigate, agreeably to her dimen., sions, and that of her masts and.yards. I have the honour to be, &c. &c. &c, PETER RAINIER. Killed and IfSunda o. 7„; board La Sybille. 2 SqrfleP, killed ; t Midshipman, wounded. Killed and ikound:d sn h o ard. 1.4 Chiffi , nife, 23 Seamen, killed ; 3o Seamen, wounded. * Main Deck.---28 TYVClVe.P o finderS. 4 Quarter Deck.-6 Eight-Younder Thirty 7 siT-pO9O ; Carronades. Fprecastle.-4 Eight-pounders; with zso Men. • PLYMOUTH, FEB. 20. ARR 1 VED the Beau/ie.,' and La Nynipbe Frigates, from a Cruize. Sailed the Cambrian Frigate, for Portsmotttb. Arrived two Transports, with part of the 16th Regiment on hoard from Egypt, last from Falmonth, where they performed quarantine. Arrived the Vreide, FREDRICK 3, from Flushing bound to Africa; and the Onderneenling o SCHOM. BECK, ,from Amsterdam for Cayenne, put in by Contrary winds. An English Cartel arrived here this morning from Morlaix, and brings intelligence that sentinels are placed along the quays at that Port, to prevint the exportation of live stock and provisions, which are very scarce throughout the Country. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 21, ARRIVED yesterday, the Netley Schooner, Lieut. MAYNE, from Lisbon. Dropped down to St. lielen's, the Ambuscade Frigate. This day arrived His Majesty's Ship Ddft, from Gibraltar, in twenty-one days from the Rock, hav ing 0.-1 board the Argyle Fehcibles. Arrived at St. Helen's, a Frigate, supposed to be the Carysfirt, from a Cruize. Arrived last night, and sailed this morning, His Majesty's. Brig Liberty, on a Cruize, Arrived the William, MoitTos, from London for Nevis;. Hobart, HOLDEL, and Willingmiad, Cox, from Concale Bay. Sailed the Retribution Frigate, for the Downs; Resisfebiee; .on a Cruize ; and Sincerity, CRool, .to-r DEAL, PEB• 21. Hu Majesty's Ships C onqueror, and ltfergl,- cientze, arrived this morning from Sheerness ;pari,, Eugenie, and Gannet, Sloops, Vixen Gun-brig, and Anacreon from a Cruize; Harmony (American), from Bengal, and Young William, Whaler,. froni the South Seas ; .the two latter have..proceeded to tht river, and the former remain, with His Majesty's Ships St. Alban's, Nemesis, Amazon, Br tl: Galgo and Savage Sloops, and Express Advice• boat • 71 "s YARMOUTH, FEB. zr. ARRIVED on Friday evening from Cuxtlaven with Mail and Passengers, the King George packet, Captain Arrived the Licvering, TIAP.TLIFt, from Ratter dam. Sailed the brdLstry, RQBEJLT BooTix, for ',lcel . ' pool. 2 - CORK, The brig Boa. Unius, CaptainSernardo Sos D ias ' with a cargo of oranges from St. Michael's, ‘;:aS on the 4th instant driven fronyheranchorage, (in Scull harbour, near Ballydahab, in the west of this cowl-, ty,) by a violent gale of wind; . on the rocks °I Castle-Island the cargo totally plundered, and the vessel cut up, by the savages in•the neighbourhoo,d, • By the benevolent exertions of some gentlemen' of the place, - among whom, two clergymen, the R e ''' Messrs. Townsend-and Tisdall, Were very a4i ve ' the crew were proVidentially saved from destruc tion,c and some small part Of the goods rescued from the sacrilegious hands of those unfeel4 wretches, The brig. CCMMeree, SAMPI4, arrived at l' resv- York on the igth . January, from Jamaica; off the Isle of Pines she spoke the British frigate Santac Margaretta, and was informed -by a Lieutenant ° this ship, that some days before, the.Bonetta 510°11 of war bad' been lost on the 'Jardints,' and that -a great number of her crew had perished. - The Coromandel Armed Transport, sailed 61 ' 1 Jamaica on the )(I January, for Martinique, 01 shortly after her leaving Port Royal, she struck a bank in three fathom water, and immediately Inal‘f ing signals of distress, all the Boats belonging, ta r the Ships of War Jamaica. wero dispatcho ta il 0 f assistance. T - bo he Packet Which ught the Ma" 1 1 Saturday, left her at anchor' On the it'll, in mul apparent danger. 'Should the •vesehrtifiartuni te-1 4 he lost, no degree of anxiety - need be eargrtair4 o ' 3 to the safety of her crew, • .....,-... of Saturday night's Gazette contains a notice a payment of proceeds of certain vessels, statTst al t ,jf other booty, captured in the conjuna Ex sedition jr , His Majesty's Army and Navy against Holl'a n t . the year 1799, under the command Of LieUtC n b . ' d, 1 General Sir .ALEIi AIitE" ! cCROI.IIIY 4 anti Iflcc''' . miral Sir ANDREW MITCHELL: %i The -distribution is to be made at the ,1:-l1te i Roue 14n Friday.street, London, to *II 1,101° 1 ",? ° to 4, His - Majesty's Land forces, vt , ho are entiilea el, share in the distribtition of the sum of ;1, 83 0 !ss. 9d, r cceiyp4 by the A g ents for the ArfOrt, t o account of the Om which the Arrn is tt4ftle`tict in revF4 of the capture of four. Frigates anal 1101.t.e's, .*hich' Were taken possession of on tile ~ ;0 4 P! , of Angust, t 799, in the Nicui Diep, and. oollOe''" in the High CroLys of Admiralty, • The said distribution is to coyntne.,,o 0' 1: . 1 "ff, - day the 25th day of rebt-tratT instant, a nit'm r: 0 0, tinuc (Sundays excepted) until the 9th Ikfle 4 ., er f - - lowing, and to he recalled at the tame honit e t . ~•len: \: other Monday for six months; and afte : O': 1: ,,s ~, Inc first Monday in 'every month, until the cftr • three years from the first payment. . STATE ,or D;5TJ)11717:(424. —ro! I 14,7 K q' t Commander in Chief .! ~g ) ' ft 4 6 endral (Meets, each - • g-7 $ , Ito Field Oftieerz;, each - - 21 9 , Captains, ar4 others ofthat class, each 0 " 4 8 7 Lieutenants and Ensigns and others of that 0 I class, corm - _ • - 4 ' '1; 0 0 0 -$, 1066 Sclicants, & ; c. ditto, each - - • i 6, 6 37 cgrporals, Drutrimer, and Privates, each ilt -, °Roza OF FAYMENT. oter: (41 Thursday, Feb. 25, the General (Meets, eg ocs Masters, Adjutant-Generals, - CommissarY-Gellef 4 ', l oo7: Paymaster-General's I.)ep;irtinents; General H os pital , -4 - lams, and 18th L;ght Dragoons- ' ' , CO I On Fiiciay, Feb. 26 ? the Royal Artillery ? , EnginPcrs,V- • Branch qt Ordnance, and. Gtenad*:Battilion of (; 113 ., 4 1. `"'.' , On Satut day, Feb. 27, the 3d liattalwn of 14,,Gua r liegit On Monday, March 4 the ISt Battalion Cadstreatri, meet of guards. ' , • ` • ' , c,' anis' On Tuesday, March 2, the Ist Battalion 3cl Reg , -,-:. go} On Wednesday, March 3, the ;dßattaiton Of 1k0ya1),.0,0 (ICCe S , ~ additional Companies of , ditto, 2d, or Q r - Wi n ' Foot. ' O On Thursday, March 4, the' 23d, 2th 27th ant i •• d " tli °r 2 / 7 • ditto. • . ' 'di tO• On Friday, March s, the 49th ? ssth. and 69th 0* -- t , • to, On Saturday, March 6, the 79tb, 85th, and 924 pi oneer, On Monday, March 8, the Royal Waggon Train, ISt and zd Battalion of 17th, and Ist ditto of 4oth dit l° , dicta On Tuesday, March 9, the ad Battalion of Goth, 1 ' of 4oth, 2A ditto of 4oth, and 63d gcaitnents. .-...- „ v ice' The following is extraaed from Mr.. l3 ° - % s i . is Protest against Paine's " Rights of Man," a r." •,,r0 so applicable to the present discussion of the pi List, as to deserve particular attention,• i t.t " Before the present reign, the fund approPrl`,Ji, to the Civil:List, was composed of divers hei;rit, tary branches of Revenue, of uncertain 9 , 113P .5 14 but producing annually, in the last reign, ai r a l f i t i4 million sterling. His present Majesty, soon a“eleo.. accession, of his own accord, most liber:illy sO rg ,d, dered to the public use, this hereditary and ittil?,% s r, ing ineome, and agreed to accept, as his Civi l ; 1) 'de - the limited sum of 800,0001. which proving T‘ t rg quate, has since been augmented to 9 001/ 00, ~• • tA ry annum. ; and the Revenues that he has thus a lie f cloned, have since increased so much, thtti/v.i now produce upwards of 1,400,0001; aP"` 3 ;,<Zferi Thus, notwithstanding the great 1 49 ' 'l '• article of expence, and the prctiiiiifni[c l , ,j e olt tion in the value of money, 1 1 14`ftielient" , -1 , with a very numerous family, -frt's:feilV , I ,‘! at lieft come than was enjoyed by his Adital . Giin t-. „,10 0, and the Public has gained half a million per a s"' .by the above-mentioned disinterested conduel''' • The servants of Mr. Hero, of Easton). I n „:i t he" shire, plowing a, field, struck:against, a n ' e7- o itts l of which conta:• ed several thousand copp er - chiefly of the En. eror Constantine the Orea A r ' sc ie n A wild swan, four feet ter,,inehes 1411, an %llot $ feet four inches the width of its wings, 1N 35 ,; e; few .days ago by . Mr. W. Clarke, .neAr Lincolnshire. vincibles or standards, to them-the credit belongs of having, when only with a detachment 150 men strong, headed by the gallant Colonel MotoAt, t . attacked upwards of Soo French: Hussars ;. thou the Colonel early, in chggelost arm, he.persisted in cutting his %!ay througlt-r4 Enemy, whom they completely routed. Atwi struggle over the Plains of Italy and the Burning. Sands of Egypt, they appear yet in pule& health and spirits ; and in addition to the Medals already given by the POPE, when in that Sovereign's Do minions, I am happy to find them now claiming a share of His Majesty's goodness towards bis Army of Egypt. AN HIBERNIAN. itfaia'stome, - Feb. 12, 1802, I