The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, .SErT, 3.

YESTERDAY evening arrived the Hart hired Brig,
Hxßßisot, from. Yarmouth, and has got the
signal flying for Convoy to the Baltic.
This day sailed His Majesty's Bomb ‘vessel Zebra,
Capt. CLAY, for the Downs,
The Crash Gan-brie), and ilnacreon"Armed Brig,
have gone out of Harbour.

THtIR MAJESTIES, when, they camp ashore 1-a,t
night-, after their excursion .on the water, Inki a
seled party of Nobility to spend the evening at
ploucester Lodge; dtiring the repast,, the QuEEN:S
Band of Musicians played a great number of the
-most favourite airs.
. .

• F4twor.. did , not prbmenade the
Esplanade ; HIS MAJESTY viewed the Piquet:guard
attend their duty fiord' the Irtint apartment.
the Cambrien Frigate, eon-inland-
:eel by the- Captain iAccEj came- into 016
Road, and fired ,a royal salute.

After breakfast the KING, accompanied by
PAZ fi ADOLP H us, and the, Eqncrries in Waiting,
rode out on the Ortnington_Roftd.

HEY. MAJESTY and the PR INC ESSgS, with ,Lady
NEALE, took an airing to. the,pleasant village of
Lipway.
Their Royal Highnesses PRINT r.esEs AUGUSTA.
and MARY, accompanied by Lady CATHc ART, the
Earl of UXBRIDGE, and Lord A. I.lEAuc Ltite, walk
ed with a fashionable party, wiih their Royal
nesses.-

Pax zcc E ADOLPHUS, after his excursion on/horse-,
back, walked with his amiable Sisters.

An unfortunate accident happened on Wednes-
day; as the Cambrian Frigate was firing a royal
salute, some sparks of fire flew from the weather
gins into the Ship, and communicating to a car-
tridge of powder, it blew • up with 4 cii-eadful ex_
plosion ; twelve men were wOtmdeti, and
sent to the Hospital in a most deplorable eondit
Sir H. NAGLE, of the SomerSet Militia, a I_-i'---
senger on board the Frigate;, iv. as terribly wound-
ed, and his life is despaired of.

Atic.,.3r.

ie ashore last
water, had a

evening at
the QUEENS
trnber of the

nnenade the
Fiquet,guard

command-

me iii to the

[npanied by
i n Waiting,

, with .Lady
It village of

S AUGUSTA

HCAAT, the

t Re, walk -
Roy al High-

on o~:.w:..

nn Wed nes-

royal
the weather

to a 'car,
d!-cadful ex-

,

le cotitliti6:l.

pas-
ibly wound-

which will
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zth, ..came

lose is to he
lot yet been

next to. the
Nobleman in
ening, after
rs at Abraa;
Partugueze.:

tvo9 a se,
is hOre fi4
Ms's Hotel,
outof 300
h4'biought
ierved, that

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11-rived (roils

itiness.

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is succeeded
Depa r tment,

to the other
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Licari Church
and' that the
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the public
'enithent, is
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the,Atticlel
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'ere hrougllC
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long they
the princiP3.,.
and twenti
ison.

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:nce has beer'
Al arrived OP
:e off Gore
consasiS, 0;
nd Eighteett
)tions.

FERRIS W
his Sword br
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it pleas.tire
assured, !II
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of rnort:lll,:c
April to 1P,5
Is the dear le
firths by 0.1

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laisted
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LETTERS from dltona state, tliat the, flititeeE of
SALm-KYRBURGH, whoAt i?efore the Revolution,
was in the French Service, was, lately. arrested tlieri
•on suspicion of dirCUlating forgeds.BankNotes. • lie,
was, however, soon after set at liberty, orr giving;
his promise 'to appear when calltd upon.

The Prefe& of the Two-Sevres has written to
the -Minister of Mice a•very satisfactory account
Of that. part of-his Distri& Which took part in the
disturbances. - The'Peasants, he says, have resum-
e'd their agricultural habits, • and- they ,themselves
arrest :disorderly • persons.. Twelve 'individuals,
accused of different crimes, were deliVered over to
theigendarmerie, about a month ago, by the inhabit-
.at,l4.Of'C'eiiz, and the adjacent Communes.

The Duke of BRASC H I ONESTt has obtained, by
the intervention of the French Government, the
restitution of all the property which he possessed in
the Cisalpine Territories. . •

The Minister of Police has written to the Pre-
fefts, 'to, send without delay out of the territory cf
the Republic, all foreign beggars.

COL CHAMPAGNY was to arrive at Yienna on
the z6th. The Imperial Chancery, had sent him
Passports for the persons of his suite. The equipage
of Count COBENZEL, vvhci is going to-Paris as Am-
bassador, is arrived at Strasburgb.
DURDC has quitted Peterskirgh. He received be-
fore his departure considerable presents from
,the
EMPEROR ALEXANDER. He returns by S'Loc4ho4m
and Copenbage.
French Funds 481.