The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-29 00:00:00

IMPERML P 4RLL-11.1 ENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, SATURDAY' JUNE 27. THE Royal Assent . was given. by Commission to • • • • 35 Bini," which were cilletty of a private or local desciiption ; zrong tl.e . public A&s were the Million Loan Bill, the Two. Exthequer , BillS theXfinsolidated Fund Bill ) the Irish Tea Duty, ant} ether Rrvenue Bills, the ..Dublin . Sodety, the Fhirlyr)i , Rebtors,'"koop's Patent,. and Campbell's. Divorce Bills.. • The .Lords Cornrnissi i orms were the LO RD CHAN CELLon, .the• 4arl.ofßosyrr,, and 'Lord WALtsllcc . rIA:A4 . • • The various Bills, upon the Table were forward. ed in their respe6tive stages, many of Which stand ing for cominitincnt %vele acco tdingly dispatched through Cnnunittees of the.WhQle Hottse • The. Earl pIifiLLTOY Stated, that in consequence of what pa;sed yesterday at the Bar, it being deemed proper that further'ey idence should be gone into rela tive to C, ewe's Divorce Bill, he therefore moved that k ins be ortit . to attend:again at, the Bar, and that a summons be iss'Jed for the attend 'ante of Henrietta`. SLeau, on Monday next; Which was' crdc: ed accordingly. ' • 11/11, WILDE;;FORCE 'brougl)t up tram the Corn mons the,Hull Navigation Bill - in consequence of which it was ordered, on the Notion„of Lord NV : AU:INGHAM, that their Lord ships be. s;:nymoncd kr MondaY, in Order to take ittro,:t:onsidetation the Standing Orders of February ps r , 'and of May 14,0 ti so far as the same respeft anAa for tie Improvement of the Naviption of the River of lull, &c. . Theii Lord!;',4s then diTosed of some pri , iate business, after which the flou;:e adjourned till Aflon. day, HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, JUNE 27', THE SPEAKER attended by the Members present, proceeded to the House of Lords to hear the Royal Assentgiven to a variety of Bills. On the Motion of Mr: ADBOT ) an Account was ordered to ht laid upon the Table, under the A& of the present year of His Majesty's reign, for ascer. . . taming the Population of the Kingdom. A new Writ was ordered for Totness, in the room of Lord GRO R E SEYMOUR, who had accept_ eJ the Chiltern litmdreds ; and also for Plympton, in the rootu of Mr. ADAMS. The l'oteign Debtors' Bill was read a second time, and committed for Monday. A. Message froin the Lords informed the House their Lordships agreed to the Irish Controvert ed. E r ledion Bill, the Irish Judges Aecomnuxlation Bill, the Playing Card Duty Bill, the Irish Pay Bill, the Irish Hop Duty. Bill, and several pri. vate Bills.—Adjourned till Monday. inn, the 1;61410N GAZEiT,E,' Pam 27, 'Sot. Qmiits'i Howe, .June 24, ISO r His Majesty was this day pleased to confer the Honour of Knighthood on Codrington Edmund Car. rinston, E.g. Chief Justi c e of the Suptere Court ot Judicature in the, bland of Ceylon. 11/77;tchail, June 37$ 1801, The Kit% has tten vieased to appoint the Right Ntinourahle John 'l"arl of . Chatham, oFthe M ov .. Nroble Order of the , ..Grter, to be Master Ge. netat of, His nijesty's 'Ordnance of theUoited . , . vip ! th,fijn In Ewa Mikitia, ly the Lo)j Lkurront, Brown to be Ensign in.the Lltbt Re,;iment, vice W ;VA LAS entered into the Ring's Dr.iguon Guards. . Dated ,! • • Commissin iN ihe Croydon Volunteer Association, ‘lgned 4y , flit 414, v . IPaledlilay 31, 18'01. Patrick Drumn-tond, Ow4lt. to be Epsigr 4 vice Hugju ~die. ceased, 134NPUIP7'CY ifts'LAP.GED. 1. J. Wilks„ Walbrook, of I.oudon, merchant, :it ten, at Guildhall. B.4NK,RUPTS. William Betts Bird, late 01 Yarmouth, Norfolk, linen.draper. Attorney., Mr. ,Charter, Printer.street, Frinting-hou:.e. square, Big:lariats. ganinel - Lacey, of Tooley.street, Southwark, oilman. At. mulles l Messrs. prcgot,y and 'Brookes, Wax Cha n dl e r s '. I..ondon. Icahn Eden peacon, of New Bond -street, linenAraper. At. 'l6ritiesi Messrs. Sitertvood and llama, Canterburr. square, Southwark. lohn Perry and George Rigg, of Bread-street, Cheapsjdc, warehousfmen. . Attorney, ft . ,lr. ineson, Lincoln's,lnn New-square - Beripilun Cole, late of the Strand, innkeeper; Attorney, • b, B ento p, Bkickmap-street, Southwark, /ki c t ir a Wilson, of Sival.street, merchaatt. Attorney, Mr. PaNies. EIS`-rlacr, . Edward Dash, of Watcot, Somersetsetsidre, riding-roaster, and every stahlektener. 4tt oM i cs , ;11 r. *Ma, Baal j, or Mr. G. E,dmunds, Laneoin's-Inn, London. Chapman, or 'Rugby, Witrwiel4hire money . bcriveot, 1111 1 11)F.NDS, Aug. S. T. Watson, of o*Tord.f,trept, 'fltaler ) at tett t at G ui leil)al I . • Sopt. s I • Edwards, of !Yew Pond-street, habe!dasjit,r, at tear, at hmy i g, apcl I. Lazarus, of Maryt?one.,street, thares,..inefccr*, at ten, at Aug , c ., jaitt) ihkgr i la*Df Staittps,poachmai4er, at eleven, gt Tid y 20. V. NfaClo4l, of Gosport, sl oßse ll er , at p i ne, at r auiltlitaa jury gawhi, of Long Buekby, Nortliamptonthiret at TN: itant-I,pu, :;crtholptot t . 15 T • ,;;-44 - 41rool, Late of Wigan, .I.ltAcasow:, 4110 p. kmper, $t tent a e t the atcry and orsca, Al'ancnvter Ittiv 1,1, Morrell, ofiNkwton.upon-Onse, Vorkthlre, dc.tc , r, at tweiv. - -% the Wlliu•-Horse V9rlc, Tuiy c. s ou L t raort _tat,Abialool ,yard" Co)tar t l, late pt Manchester, pla11 ,114 :*1 - 4.r5, at fp•pr, at the star • : Chelt - 1 " 11 fuly itr, C. E 1 4,1 Ap .p iw y n 4 1 4), epe l JtVn 4"rnt 7147' ' 131" , r ? " ten, at • rE',l 7- 1P , C# 17. 4% - , 1 1 f• Sarr7l )s° 7? 1411 4;nAhPiNC:1 - 4rfinfs t tiPlckp ire `l`ir SUN. SOLZM QVIS DICXXI 1.41,5ug typgAT ? LONDON, "JUNE 1 9 , 1801.- Tins morning Dispatches wert received from Evp, by the way of Vienna, which we understand are of a very favourah l le natore. There are Leters likewise received from Admiral BLANT.ETT at Suez. Sir Hess- Pori!i tm, with his Squadron, was ex peeted to reach Suez before the beginning ofMay. he Dispatches received this morning from Lord ELGIN are dated May 23.--Rhatnania was taken by General HUTCHINSON, after die Defeat of the French, who retreated to Grand Cairo. Three Thousand British had joined our Army at Aboukir. Wr this forenoon again, received Pal4l lcurtrah to the 27th inst. two days later than, those which came to hand on Saturday. The most 'important article we find, is in the Moniteur of the 26th, under the head of Awybirgh, June rs, which says, " The English Adrni cal CAMPDELL and Colonel DEL MY ) arc arrived here from Egypt.-- They' assure us that at their departure there was nothing new in that Colony, and that the French still maintained tOrnselves in Alexandria." . . Thus it appears, that the French have themselves given up as , groundless, the absurd itorica which therhave for same 'time been publishing, of. the de feat of the English Tro'ops before Airxandria; It is stated from Piinna, that Franie, Austria, and Prussia, have at last agreed upon the Article respeeting the Indemnities to be given to the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY. The Councillor of State * CHAMPAGNY is named Ambassador to_Vienna. The Cle . f du Cabinet says—" The commuiiica.. tions between Dover and Calais are constant ; and though the greatest preparations for hostility arc making, yet - - the friends of Peace entertain great hopes that the two Governmeats will soon come.to terms." - . • .. FR RT . AN*FO, JUNE zo.-r-They state' frotn that the,,French Troops have' (patted the Fort of Casid, oppOsite to that City, and cilia the Mentz Hussars have again entered it. EMMERICH, JUNE the Troops in Our neighbourhood have been put up6n the, Peace Nishtnent, and furlou h have even been granted for six:rnonths. All. the ,earinon hava been taken From the wa►ls of Wesel, mid ait the prei , arations for War have . celiseci. The.FrenchFunds have declined to 461. Mg IL mbrtrsbjli;lrl due on the 21St inst. at.. rived la'st night, The . contents have been anticipat ed by the French Papers. The Vienna article r?.. pats tke) - -41-ceabie intelligence front Es , ipl, which we have.,already annonmod, of the arrival of our Trooys'fit S..,ez. The niovenients pf the Fre nc h Troox, :on thu Banks, of . the Rhine still furnish :natter for speculatiQn to the Politicians of Ger __ many. The new Batavian Constitution has been rejeOed, and, if the assertion in the Aforiieur be sorre&, that France will not interfere in the regulations, of the Government of her Ankh it does not ippeAr that Holland will soon enjoy the blessings of a Con:ti tution. This Morning the Second of the Mails due ; also arrived.,, It has brought us intelligenceltOrn Egypt of as late a date as the rph of May. The. Englidt had on that 'day succeeded in an attack on an en. trenched Camp of the Enemy, 'kefore Rhamania.- I"hc eof the Fre I nca, . ; s . .tate— at 2000 ; that loss at zoo:. The) Lid rztreated into Cairo, against which place the GRAND Vl4l ER. and the C.Ap I Aix PACHA r With so;ne English Troops., were adVallC. l ng. If 'we die 'to believe the Antvpr,s Article, the reparations for the. Invaiun.of, this County are , vi g orously pursued. It is. nut, tucretore, ;Is the ikinniteuraserts, only in Englatid that these reports are citculatetl, . , The ntl,er intelligence brqughe by this Mail has been anticip,ited by ihc French Papers, The Mail which bet:Lune due yesterday, is not arriyed, The' )(INC, on Saturday; aceornpanted by Col. Cmcovainwf,' rote an - horseback in Richm ond Park, and afterwards vi tied the groUnd marked out for Mr. AN) NGToN'g 1112 Q,p asul Ess paid a visit to the Earl and Countess oYowsLovv,' at their Seat at Riehniond Grf.ten, Vait s -rctly morning early General IVI ‘Nlkry,p,i anti C.. murwk . l(;liT 041 11,1 , i+ • 'CA .off, on op route . N/Nepnotullv to at or:A ' '+l.‘ r 1 Y, 1 lig r Royal 1iigh0e,, , ,3 tl,e 1)14.1, DoKE and Duren i,16 of Yortx, I tT, cs of r..Nc: fr. and KEN:, raid a yisst to j F %Ti ES yesterday, tp" thei; Te0y 4 1 . 4)„, e , m , 441iiis Off from NAVAL • NEWS. imerriwn Magi, WM , Mild' t idertf,W. Ord nt;ki .parie . dazion. - - PLYMOUTH, Jr. ,N 27. ;-~-- SAILED the Ncrivr,, of 96 guns, 2nd Raul?, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. The following is a List of the British Fleet ctuiz.' ing off the Coast of Egypt : Ship. ans. Cr.tr.atos.irr.r. Foudroyant So wl Admiral Lord Ka,K. B. / Capt. BxA v S Rear-Admiral Sir j. Ar.itts. Renown 74? capt. J. C. Wll 2 rt. S Rear-Admiral Sir R. BrCKLICTOn, SWiftsure - 74 e cap:. B. HA LLowl.t.r. . Le Tigre . So. Capt. Sir SIDNLY Ajax . So Capt. Hon. A,. Cocnit ANL. Kent - - 74 C 2 Pt. W. li"i' C Rear-Admiral G. CAmrast.s. - ~ .74 z c a p t . J. Ayroaele. Norththuberland 74 Capt. G. Mnx2a.N. ; Minotaur - 74 . Capt. T. Lours. 'Alexander 74 Capt. B.L.A Honor - - 74 Capt.]. EL:PITFITONE. Gibraltar . So Capt W. H. KELLY. .L'Ateniene '64 .Capt. Sir T. I.4“Nosrovs, Haarlem - 64 Cipt. G. Boa L.roN. Stately -- ,64 Capt. G. Scar r. Diadem . 64 Capt. J. I.l%l)CW:it. TraleXible -. 64 Capt. B. W. PACI.• Penelope - 36 Capt. It 13cAcitmoon. Pearl . 32 Capt. S. j. BALLARD. La Pique - IS Capt. j. YOUNG. Florentina 33 Capt. j.,ll2LonottroN. • .. The Tergrasa?rt; Deter/Idol, Camdeo,s, Pettrr,/, Illonderu, Fu6', and Tarittrus Sloops o , War i Roth. Schooner ; Elephant anal Croci Cutters ; with. SeveirSail. of Turkiih Ships of the Line. 1 4/ '* l.s ` ll4 ? RTS MQUII, jcne zB. SAU.id . His Majesty's Ship F.lrtu.:t s e, Lord` AMELIUS REAUCLECK, for Lymington, to attend ills MAJESTY. The Hydra Frigate, Hon. C.lpt. PAGET, is &h 0 to sail for Lytningtoa to attet4 His MAJESTY. 1" RAIOUTII,, JUNE 28. LAST night arrived-the him.? of Wales Packet, Capt. HE AR N from Cuxhaven. IThis morning sdile , ,l the Priarcen Royal Packet, Capt: HAmNtoN 1,, to Caxhaven. • • • • - &tiled the I ) . y/ea Sioopthr tht Nat, and Pkentix Futter on a Cittize.. Arri Brig, froril the Note. nizh . t about si's en nteinck, the Baltic Con. voy ps6sed here, iti.(l were joinabp the Ships wait. ing in theltua(h, ana the-Leidy --bin Armed Brig. • F4LMOU JUNE 26. SA IL PD this e Jenil the Dub of .CuUrberbzul Packet, Capt..BouLueacorr, with the Mails of the 17th inst. for' the Leewa . ishinds ; the Allibniai. Sch . ooner, of 18 guns, on a Cruize ; tht Atnitic4 11tig Triton, Cir. Alt 11M," for B:3:cn ; ditto rite. : , hip William and `MaP . -y, DIXON, for 1,011(14 ; ditto the Ship Pi CKUN, fo: it.t36 , lltgll ; and the Prussian Galliot jacobi.i4 Ilencrica, ML Y E 115 D ICK, Tor Hamburgh. ' rs Arrived the POrtuguese'Brig St. Arttosio-t Capt. FAAG.vrA, from Bristol to Opt4to; to V 4 Convoy ; and the llatnbtirgh Brig johav iltneric ,Carelilia; Capt. NEV r.s, from Guadoloupe for Ham burgh, detained by the Aliihmi Schooner, which arrived yesterday. She is laden with sugar, cotton, tke. The" Ltutr . Fra !ices Packet, P.DNtIYNDS,. is ord , :rc%l to be in readiness to take our the Mails of the 23d 'inst. for Lisbon. D,OPER, ltivt zS. A Flag of Truce, with Dispatches fioni M. Ono, sailed this morning; afid the wind being favourable, and blowing a fresh treeze, she may be expected to return in the nght, or to-marrow morn. ina. juxE 28. 5. % LED KS Majesty's SioolrHarAr, Capt. Boys, with a Convoy for Archangel; Cc,hourg hired Brig, Littlt. Wit I GUT, with a Con‘oy for: the North ward; El; r 1 hired Cutter, 'Lieut. Ft Eti, with .'soote iansports under COIIVoy for the Isle ; and Firland, Swedhh ship, lot Sweden, having been detained here upwards of nine months, .Arrives from the River Thames, the avenittre, fitted as a Receiving-ship Tor this Port, DE4j4, Just 28. 40. Tn Upton Catilt India Porn nan came down the 'River in the evening of-Friday last, and proceeded immediately through die Dimns on her voyage for 13engal. His Majesty's Ship La just,. arrived yesterday afternoon- frotn the Westward, and after lying to "abottt half an hour, return d to POrtiMOUth. The Mrr;prer Guru-brig sliled last tight on Cruize oiF the Coast of France ; and the Gaiv;e: came in this morning from the Westward, and remains with His Majesty's Ship Overysrel, and the fol. lowing Merchant Vessels outward-bound, waiting for a wind : Ravensworth, Keith, for Cuwes ; Royal George, Diva. bank, for the Cape of Good Hope; lane, Smerton, rot Cowes; Jane, Smith, and Howell, Martins, for Lithos; and Mary, Tate, for Constantinople. The Garnet Sloop of War has a Signal flying ht . Convoy to the Westward. r NAVAL INrEsTURS ' OF 'VICE-ADMIRAL SIR THOMAS GRAVES WITII THE MILITARY' ORDER OrTHE BATIi, JUNE 14, ISol. H.M. S. Si Gem , riage,Bo, Yoe 14 ,tsol* g 4 rREPARA.tIVE. A chair to be. placed on the gratings of the sky light, on the quarter-deck, with the Roval Standard suspended over it, Ellctving the King's Arms; the Chair to be covered with the Uninn Flag; to be ranged on each side the Quarter-deck, con sisting of. the Marines, and a detachment ..f the Rifle Corps; and the Captains of the Fleet to at tend in their full-dress uniforms. The Royal Samdard to be:-hoistect-tht.--mortent of the procession beginning, which will take place in the folio Wing order :' Lord Nt Lsoti to come up the ladder in the fore part-of-rbr . quarrerdeck, and.make three rever ences to the Throne. Ile is then Co place .himself on the righr-hand side_ of it.: Captain PARKER, bear . iog the Sword of State (being that which 4'.1 5 P"" seated to Lord NE Lso sr by the Ca tw i n s of His Majesty's Flect,, who fought under his command at the Battle of. the Nile) is to tollo%v Lord Nsonxs .'and place himself on his right side, a little in ad ' varier, making three re-:cm - ices to the Throne, ana ale to Lord NELSON. His Lordship's Secretary'? • W4t.ts, then to tAlow, bearing in his ti n 1, oo a satin cushion, the Ensigns of the Order, m:kking -similar -reverences tb the 'Throne, and to Lord NELSON. Caption PARKER IS then to rea d. the Duke 'of PoiertiAsto's order to Lord NE LSON; which - ended, Rear-Admiral 'GRAVES is 10 he it). r.ocittecd between Captains HARDY and RrritLicK, making three, reverences to the Throne, and one 1 0 Lord Nsi.soN. The Rear-Admiral is then to kneel down, and Lord NELSON, in . the name Of ills gsv:, lays - :the Sword on the shoulders, of lb* Rear-Admiral; thc•Kright ,Eiedis then to rise, ands bending 'his body- a little forward, Lord Matson' with the -assistance of Captains HARDY and RETA-. L I CZ, is tOput.the Ribbon over the new Knight's right shoulder, and tti place the Star on his deft breast. Lord NE LtON is then.to make a suitab:c spe c.— o f l the occasion ; which being iThished, the .Processi.ne • is to retire in the samemannerit came, except til • new Kni , o ht,. who is id go-firsi, making ' one rO er "_ ence to Lord. Ng Loh , ant i t h ree t o rho ~Ihrour. lie.wholt - The moment the ri4antl sis put orereflolool.l4 GitAV Ks's ihoulder,..the sign4l being made prc'3"4" 1 one five, Fleet Stant to fire. LsAlog. , Q twcPtY "lard nts guns. Whin the ceremony is Isecis (re .— .14 is to be;hauled co . ' • ' n CIO The Troops . aria Matines are, 'on hoistin, tanclard, to present their arms, and the drums to • *at a march the Troops to keep their arms pre:, iented during the ceremony ; and on the Stamiga being hauled down, a march is likosisc to be beat': (Siinedj, . trEt,Spiv ~ND attoslTs. • • „ # j A i lm r The Speects made on the occasion by Lord Ns Lsow: 7 ...11l 1 110SIAS v e,+s itrvittg th e ottmatu v oril t Niro r in investing you with the Ensigns o f tho 4;"slst,l-lonourAbte and °Went - the Bath, I cannot M `but mires% hoW lnueh feel gratified, that' it should f.tllen to my !Or to bedireaeci to confer this justly-nu:AO Honpuy, and special mark for I of Royal Favour upon yo u ; II cannot but meta, Thal I was au eyewitness: of your h l g, nier4 andidistinguished . gallantry,. on the memorab l e Secon d of April, :Ind for which you are, now so honourably ntwatd" " I hope that these Honours conferred upon you waifs:oyd to the Officers in the Service, that a stria persevcroce in $ O. pursuit' of glorious Actions, and the imitation of you r bravt , • utd laudable condua, will ever ensure them tit: la Vo llti 0,110 har.k . s 4 14 .reward of our most gracious Sovereign, and • gratitude of our Country ! 13" • t ca A p t n . a L e o c r o t t i tn c t h o a c s ti b ß e 4 en Ni r , eceived at the drn'" l - Y ,of a yery gallant,Atlion' having been fought 71 Stoop of g . uns, with a SperisfnhaXn'elihenge att):2e6vBg:"icii. pith ended in the capture of the Srs'''' v ,` l ,„ `' CO 'fbis Aaion, we learn, displayed 'mate t " -- 11,ish non gallantry and on the parr of the,7 4 -t 2n a vcsso, which carrying only so men, - wounded no less than So of the Enemy. Accounts from Cadiz; by way of France, state' that the Earl Goqvir Packet, Captain which sailed for Lisbon; With trait and l'ls scn g e. , l on tiT tBth May last, from Falmouth, Was turgid by a French cutter privateer, ca rried Lo t ' Cadiz on the zBth of May. Her Roy WAL HS, with the Countess of ELGIN , 'alga Yes' al Highness PRI NC ISS CH AR LOTTs terday for her Seat at Blackheath.. Kew Gardens were ye ci•,t menatied by: ) pro great number of the Nobility, and the River an 'L i. ( d a pleasant appearance fr In the number of 4. - 1 ; tY who in their pleasure boats took.,aquatic ' u rsions. , . Mr. ADDINQTON went on Saturday to take pos-- session of .Mr. DUNDAS'S house at Wimbledon, which that Gentleman has lent humuntil the ll t u i e • in Richmond .• Park, presented by the KING t° ADDItIGToN; shall be ready for his reception, 0, DUND4S sets out immediately for Scotla nd. hat We can now state, almost with certarritY) t Pail anent wall not sit longer than ThursditY• plci wils at first thought thatCre we ' s Divorce Bill have delayed the rising of the Vords , hu, this WI: not be the case, in consequence 91 nre b 4I f has been adopted on - the subj e a ll . 11 C ki" sc ° Commons will not be adjourn ed to-day as has V e reported.