The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-05 00:00:00

vaged by storms.

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YESTERDAY Dispatches were received at the Ad-
miralty 'Office, from Admiral Lord KEITH, dated
from Malta, Oaoher 3i. His Lordship had ar-
rived there with the principal part of his Fleet,
having,_ left Sir RICHARD BICKERTON with the
command of a Squadron at dlexandria. Letters
were at the same time received from ill;norca," of
November 4.

Letters were likewise yesterday recei.ved from
the Cap of G.cd Illie,-dated September 32.

One Ilambnrgb Mail still due.
This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica,
brought to Faltuontli by the Penelope Packet, in
seven weeks a 1)/N1 from Lisbon, brought to
Falmouth by t4,lralsingham Packet, in eight days;
and also a French Mail, the first regular one that
has arrived.

Yesterday there was_ a grand Field-ciay in Hyde_
Park, when different .Detachments of the Foot
Guards went through the'field pradice, with their
Battalion. Guns.

A great. number of Artillery waggons yesterday
came into Town from .the Sea C9ast.

The following are the Diplomatic Arrangements
concluded upon,, and which will take place in the
course of the spring: •
Lord WHITWORTH, to go Ambassador to Paris,
as soon as the DeAnitive Treaty is signed.'
Mr. LISTON, Ambassador to the Hague and
Lord PENRIC STUART (son of thc.Maiquis of BUTE),
Secretary of Legation.
Mr. Wi CKHAM, Minister Plenipotentiary to 'the
Court of Berlin.

Lord CARYSEO!tT, Minister Plenipotentiary to
the. Court of St. Petersburgh. .
Lord ROBERT FITZGERALD, Ministet 'Plenipo-
tentiary to the Court of Lisbon..
Sir JAMES CRAUFURDi Minister Plenipotentiary
to the Court of Stockholm.

The Embassy to Madrid is not settled.

A Detachment of the Guards, under the Com-
mand of Lord CORK, an three Companies of the
42d, or Royal Highland Regiment, arrived at Ports-
mouth on. Thursday, froublEgypt, in the. /:nfiexibie
and Retourie. Men f 4 W0r..5
A ConimLittial, Ttbaty is stated, in a. Hamburgh
Letter, to: havt. been .-agreed upon between this
Country and %lista, :consisting of Folly Articles.
Considering how little the Thirty-nine-Articles, in
another view, are regarded by Commercial men in
general, it was rather adventurous to hazard a
greater number.

Mr. DAvIAoN, of St. James's square, has order-
.ed a :'Model to be made in Silver, of the proposed
- Naval Pillar, whi#Che intends as x present for
:cord Ng Lse,r,
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r, Noir . t 2.

Tux Illook.ade of Cadi,z. has finished, by the 61'
trance into that Port of an English Convoy, 13(le$
with salt fish and butter. The Defence, of ii
guns, went in with them, to the great satisfa
of the_People of that City. Sezzeral mervito
et
joi
whom the miseries of War, and the dangers of t,
Yellow Fever had driven away, were preparing f°
return.

Lieutenant-General FR AEA -has. issued a Prod
mation, offering a Pardonuto all gftgiish Desertel

COURT OF-CH"`ANCERY.

LINCOLN'S INN-HALL, DEC. 5.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

IT was proposed by the SouciTott-GENEgit''
than the further hearing telatiVe to the abOve CGS'
cern should be postponed till Wednesday. P.
complained of .the number of Affidavits and Pe';
dons which had been presented. to the Court bl
Creditors, and which could only' tend still futtlw
to delay the final decision.

The LORD CHANCELLOR said there was no l'e;'l
eessity to answer those Affidavits or Petitions. ,‘
they were from Creditors who were provided for
the Trust Deed, they were useless{ •,a, the Col;f;
could make no order to destroy thdr,Deed, If the"
were from Creditors leaving only a right of
sonal Aftion, the Court had nothing to 4040'
them, as they must be left to that Personal A6l
It was finally agreed to postpone the fort
hearing till Wednesday.