The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-25 00:00:00

.4-co Lii.e;:..-ZiariviTV
it. rrientioned.Niii less than ici3Ociti trop s
We hear, be sent to that'lsland. In truth, a
Im4er would be inadequate to put that Coluny
ly into :the hands of the Drench Government,
eep the turbulent inhabitants in• subjeftion.
the strength of the Force also which is sent,
epend the' line• which. TOUSSAINT Loutrat...
may take. We hope the Definitive Treaty,
ie far advanced before this Expedition'
Try 'important, on many accounts,- that Lord
W 15 should lose no time in concluding.it,
f. it will be necessary that our troops
i remain. in Egypt until the TerMs of the Peace
tally adjusted. There appears at present,- on.,
in -of .the Freneh as Strong la deSire to .bring
unsettled • question to a termination, as there
Ile' 00 •of't hose, employed. by this Country.--
!-who- know Lord CORNwm,Lts,- well know
eiSionris a striking feature in his charader ;.
elave the most .perfeef confidence, that he will
)se"Y:thainent at` Amiens by an attention to
dr uniinportant points. •

F ouitkf mhrirgh Ma;l became due this morn..
MA :true .of them. had arrived when our Paper

st "io',Piiss'.

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prehensios, are eniertained that the Packets
tiarnburgh Mairs are detained by the frost
f'set in setierely in the Elbe.
14.1.its_TY yesterday with the Noblemen in
ice lade gout on horseback in Wind.sor Park.
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Rbyal 'the Duke-of ~PLovc ESTER,
rajesty's bother; 'this day coMpleated the 5$rh
Df his age, on which occasion the ROYAL
received the Compliments of the Nobility

nd sor.

the c,2lette of last night, the two youngest
Df IVlNlLutres-are created Peers—.
E Atratrsrus is created Etalceof.Sussex, Earl
icrness, and Baron. Of Arkloww.auci PR Nci
r-Hus, Duke of Cambridge, Eilti of Tippe.
and Baron of Culloden.

.1 Sr. ViNclwr left Town yesterday for his
t Brentwood, in Esex, fut. the benefit of his

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'application. •W. ct.n, Saturday, made to the
.CELtet of the E7L4WEQUER, to request he
direded the.-Conimissioners for purchasing
towards the.extinttion of the National Debt,
:•111.pir.Cents. instead of 3 per Cents. for the
se of assisting the txchequer Dill Holders.
answer ItOtliis.application was returned yes_
Mid communicated by Mr: NEWLAND to
y.cllulge, which the CHaNcELLoLof
xci/EQusit- .abreed that for a certain time (*e
,se duting—the shutting off Consols) the Public
nissionets shOuid.hiiy 4 per Cents. as well as
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Monday T. BR ASG E was re-eleaed Member

ristol,

1 the Letters received from Quebec, the last of
laredatedubthe 27th ult. concur, in describing
bund'ant Harvest which that Province has been
with.l tt We have Fad,"'•says one letter
above date, " in this part of the world a
n of stich-abuadanCe, as is rarely experienced,
n which most, countries appear to. have
_shared.
Sprini.bcgan. 'very early in March, and the
ter is yet open and 'mild. The fields have pre-
(l a continual,verdare throughout the heat of

sterday.a Special Court OtDireaors was -bad
India .House, to consider finally of the subjeet's
:}pace between that Court and the Board ofCon-
, relative to the Trade with India.
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le Hon. the Coutt of Dire&ors of the East In_
ompany Wire' been pleased to.- extend- the in_
'nee of private trade to the Commanders and
Is Of th..it tegulai' Ships ;' so that the Corn-
tr,t is permitted to invest on board his Ship to
=gtent-of s 6 ton's, out and home ; the Officers
rise occupy a.tertain proportion of tannage, free
itiht • - •

Ips,t_Dispa.tehei received Rom Sir NOME
rANt, we re, dated from .Cossimßay, in the. Red
where his flag was flying, on board His
's'ship the koz;rno ;.of 5d guns. • In May last,'
as in., the .harbour of. Jeddah, in dig Red-Sea.
Crews belonging to the .Squadran under his
land have enjoyed remarkably:good health,'
iv ices have been received from Madras, of two
severe Anions having been.fought at the Tina.
Country (in the Carnatic), between the COM.
I.s Fames under Colonel ',Vi‘Aut..a,y, and some
'C Insurgents.,.. In the first attack, which was
witch 'a
very-inferior forge, the Company's
were• repulsed with considerable loss, no
r than nineteen Officers. having..(as it is said)
killed and wounded. In the !knit attack, our
)ps were successful, and OoMpletely routed the
rzen ts..
Letter from Bombay, of the id March, says,
Wednesfilay, the brother'of Rajah Pirumatlt
rted this life ; and, . shocking to relate, with
:Grplr,' which was' bu'rni Thursday morniag,
teen eleven and• twelve, at Cossinau! Bsuboo's
Lit) 11.y9 fine Young Avon-1,1(1, wives of the d_ r.
41, were also comm4ied to the knies.."
IS isot a little extra6rditiOry,lhat Letters,front
ba of the ist, and.frorn other parts ‘145. f Sprrin, as
as the 9th instant, make no other mention of
than as a report: The Court of Madrid
.ved the first intelligence of it on the 9th of
lberl. but at the date of the lash advises the
hoe; .not been offitially announced.
"e gilod ,l'eople of Dover feel the, eitens off'
'ace., right naturally be eipenecl,ln a most
I'4o manner. -The‘ daily importation 'of baiter
eggs forms an•admit'ato:e. set-off to.the loss Of
early information for which Dover was ,so
'us3 and' the arrival of a'scose is now considered
full equivalent for the want of a Comrier.