The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-19 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, Nov. 18.

Tx is day
.arrived His Majesty's Armed Ship
Ann,-fre!iti Yarmouth.
The Minx Gun-brig has gone out. of Harbour.

The Assurawe Hulk has-been fitted with jury-
masts, and has sailed to Deptford, to be taken to

pieces.

DEAL, Nov. 18.

SAILED the Eugenie Sloop, and Anacreon Brig,
on a Cruize.

Arrived the Irresistible, of 7+ guns, from Chat-

liam.

The North Gloucester and Huntingdon Regi.
clients of Militia, are on their route to their native
Counties.

Mr. TIERNEY is now the object of attack with
all the Jacobins, and determined retainers of the
broken-down Party of Opposition, for giving his
manly and decided approbation of the Peace, Mr.
Ti ERN ty, perhaps, cannot have a bettet.proof that
his conduet is deserving of approbation from the
Community at large.

A grand-Work is preparing in France, under'the
patronage of the FIRST CONSUL, comprehending'a
History of the Expedition to Egypt under General
BONAPARTE. This Work is to be enriched with
a great number of plates, representing the Antiqui-
ties of the Country, the remains of memorable Edi-
fices, as well as the present appearance and costunre,
derived from the Collection of the National Insti-
tute, The whole is to be on The Most magnificent
scale, and is expeled to be a Work of considerable
Literary and Philosophical excellence.
The number and discordance of ingredients which
constitute the peculiar drink of this Countiy,
Punch, has been the subjea of amusement to
reigners. Mr. BALDWIN, however,. in his _Political
Recolleaions respecting Egypt, increases, the num-
ber greatly. "In 5776, 77, and 78," says Ivir. B.
" Ships were. arriving at Alexandria from England,
and at Suez from at the same time. We
composed our bowl of the waters of the Ganges,
the Thames, and the Nile, and, from the top of the
Pyramids, drank Prosperity to-England."
Op Saturday last James Riley, Joseph KiLpy,
John Hopkins, and Josiah ". Atherton, four Jour-
neymen Block Printers in the employ of Messrs.'
WILLIAMS and &PRIORI), Calico printers, at Strat-
ford, in Essex, were brought before the Sitting
Justices at Ilford, for having illegally combined,
with a considerable number of others, to oblige
the Prosecutors to comply_ with various demands.
After a full hearing, - they_ were conviaed on the
Mt '39 and 4o Geo. 111.- Cap. 106, on the first
charge, that of refusing to work with an Apprentice
who had been recently engaged by the Proseutors,
and were committed to the County Gaol for six
weeks. Messrs. .Wll,l, !ANIS and BURPORD de-
clined entering into the other charges, in the hope
-that lenity might the sooner bring them to see
the, impropriety of their conduit. This instance
was not wanting, to prove. the necessity of the inter-
ference of the Legislature, to prevent the alarming
increase of similar combinations, and to show the
wisdom and impartiality of an Mt which, although
directed chiefly to curb the licentious condua of
Workmen-, yet is equally calculated to be beneficial
to either party.

Yesterday .a man who called himself John Winter,
was charged before the Lord Mayor by Mr, JOHN
WHITBY, who told his Lordship that, going home
that morning at an early hour, he saw the Prisoner
climb over the rails into the church-yard in Dowgate
hill, corner of Cloak-lane ; that he called for the watch,
who got him from the church-yard, 'and he told them
he was to have received five guineas if he had got a
corpse; that a tall man in black was seen lurking
about, and followed them to the watch-house, but
when he heard Surgain mentioned he made his escape.
—The prisoner would not answer any questions the
Lord Mayor put to him, as to what he wanted in the
church-yard, how he got his living, and where he
usually resided. The Lord Mayor ordered him to
be sent to Bridewell, and to be well whipped as a
rogue and a vagabond, and commended the Gentle-
man very much for the trouble he had taken.

A man of the name of Hatton, a gardener, last
week sold his wife to a Barrack-serjeant at Col-
chester, for the sum of ten guineas. he was de-
livered over to the purchaser in the usual form, with
a-halter about her neck. When Captain -CRAVEN,
the Barrack-master, was informed of the circum-
stance, he ordered the serjeant to restore the wo-
Man, to her husband,. which was accordingly done,
but the man refused to return the money.

The King Gorge,, Skimmins, for Liverpool, was
on Shore -on Demitraral3ar; 'on the 2.5 th September,
but expeEted to be got off without much damage.
The Lady Jane, Cooksey., from Liverpool to
America, is put intpKinsale wits damage,