The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-28 00:00:00

LONDON, MAY 28, 180 i.

THE Ilamburgh Mail due yesterday, arrived
last night. It brings us, under the head of ham_
burgh, an account from Vienna, of Lord MI N'to
having received intelligence on the loth inst. that
Our Army had possessed themselves °fa Height which
commanded Alexandria. The same account men-
tions, what ive were already aware of, that the
GRAND VIZIER Was advancing to' join the British
•
Army.

The intelligence of a French Squadron having
been seen off LegLrn, is confirmed by • a Letter
from that place of the ist inst. The article states
an expc6tation of the arrival of Sir JOHN BoRLAsE
WARREN.

The intelligence from the three Capitals of the
North, Petersburgh, Stockholm, and Copenhagen, is as
favourable as the most sanguine could wish: Lord
ST. Firt.i N's left Copenhagen on-the 17th inst. for
Petersburgh.

We have the pleasure to announce, that Mr.
PAR ISH, late of Hamburgh, has received Letters
from •Hamburgb,. officially from the Senate, by
the Mail which arrived last night, stating the
agreeable intelligence, that the Danish Garrison
which had occupied that Town since the 29th of
March, were to evacuate the City on the morning
of the, 2311 of May, the day after the Mail came
away.

The. ROYAL FAMILY yesterday morning took
an airing in .Richmond Gardens ; ' His MAiwri-
rode on horseback, attended by his Aide-de-Camps.
After which the KING, accompanied by the
PRINCE Of WALES, DUKES of YORK and CUMP R•
LAND, and PRINCE ADoLpi-itis, reviewed the 7th
Regiment of Light" Dragoons on Ashford Common.
The Corps went through their manoeuvres with
great credit, and performed the Sword exercise
with wonderful celerity.

Lord PAGET, after the Review, gave a grand en.
tertainment to the Officers at the Bush Tavern at
Staines : Their Royal Highnesses the PR INC ES were
present during the dinner. The Staffordshire Band
played a great number of new and favourite Airs.
The Right Hon. the CHANCELLOR of the Ex_
CHEQUER after the Review paid a visit yesterday
to the KING, and had an audience of His MA-
JESTY.

On 'Tuesday the gth of June, TitTitEis MAI ESTIES
will leave Kew for Weymouth. ON the same, day.
they will dine at Mr. Ross's Scat at Cuirnells,
where they will remain till the following Saturday,
and will reach Weymouth on that evening.
Colonel the Hon. AI.EXANDER HOPE is appointed
Adjutant-General to the ,ForcO in Ireland, vice
M.ijor-General NUGENT, who, resigns; and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel awn) ROBERT',ON, of Colonel
CHAMPAGNE'S Regiment, to be Deputy Adjutant.
General to the Forces serving in the bland of Cey.
lon.

Major-General thelh>n. JonN HELY HUTCH X N.
SON is appointed Lieutenant-General in the; Army
serving in the Mediterranean, and in the Dominions
of the Grand Seignior.
Yesterday a special Court or Aldermen was held
at Guildhall. The 'Lotto MAYOR informed the
Court, he had received a letter from Mr. Alderman
LLIAMi, requesting tiermissiop to resign his
gown as Aldcrnian ; which being read, the Court
agreed to accept Of his resignation, and requested
his Lordship to hold a Wardmote for the election of
another Alderman. .

It is-expeaed that-CHAR I. Es Ft.nw ER, Esq. who
lately served the Office of Sheriff; will be the new
Alderman.

On Saturtray EDWARD GALE BOLVERO, Esq.
nominated Sheriff, paid a tine of 4601. and 20
marks, ro be excused from.serving that Office :
this is the third Gentleman who has fined.

The accounts brought from Botany Bay by the
Riffra/o;:represent that Colony us in a very flOu..
riShing state.
It has been considered as an extraordinary
Cumstance, that though the last Paris Papers come
down to the z3d instant, they state nothing respea,
ing the march of the French Army against Parisi.:
gal, while the preceding Papers brought us accounts
from Burgos of the zSth of April. There seems no
reason to suppose that the Army has made any-hall,
and we might have learnt hoW far it had advanced
as late as the Bth or loth of this month. However
this may be, we are convinced that if the Cabinet
of the Thuilleries be not immoveably fixed; in its
resolution to invaie .fororgai, M. D'ARANIo will
have had sufficient time to terminate successfully
the NegOtiation he has undertaken, before any
thing serious can,, have been undertaken by:the
French and Spanish Arrnyagainst that Country., ,„
Among the Correspondence which was found- at
the capture of the Danish Islands in the West Indies;
there were letters from the Governor of Guadatoupe,
describing. the :melancholy situation of that Colonyi
which was in the. utmost watit of provisions :and
cloathing, and desiring that means should be found
foe supplyinrit. It is theretbre not improbable we
may hear of some favourable news from that qUartet.

The Installation Ball, humanely instituted by His
Excellency Marquis CORNWALIM for the relief of
the ManufaCturing Poor of-Dublin, was held on
Wednesday se'nnight at the Rotunda, and attended
-by all the rank and fashion of both sexes no►v in
that City. The order for appearing in native ma.
nufadures was strictly observed,

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Non iili berperittnt.pelqi, Joevkivirse IrideMletq,
Sri mibi stole dawn.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 27.

SAILED His Majesty's Ship Glenmort, for the
Westward.

The Ena!pnion and Hydra Frigates were this day
released from Quarantine, and the Hydra has since
sailed for Egypt.

Arrived the Grand Falconer and Rose Cutters,
from Marcou.

Sailed this day the Liptu);ng Frigate, for, the
Downs, with the homeward-bound Oporto and LiS-
.
boo Ships under convoy.

Arrived a Fleet of Colliers from Sunderland.

Y•i RIITOUT 11, MAY 27.

ARRIVED the Klug George Packet, DEANE, from
Cuxhaven. She spoke the Earl of I Packet,
bound for Cuxhaven, on Sunday evening last, about
eleven leagues from 1-Icligoland.

Sailed the Phernix Cutter on a Cruize.
• Arrived the SellLy Armed Ship from a Cruize.

SHEERNESS, MAY 27.

THIS day arrived His Majesty's hired Cutter the
Qucenborougk, of 4 guns,. Lieutenant FAB
from a Cruize.