The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-02 00:00:00

INVASION.

LINZS ON TM!. VONUMNT O: SIR NItIiOLAS PELII.ICq,
XNICHT6 IN ST. AtICWAEL's CHURCH, LEWES, tviao
VSLIS A. 2. 1559.
His Valour, and his worthy praise,
" His brave. exploits ing.reat King Henry's days,
" Could nut be mention'd in a narrow room ;
" He among Worthies has a worthier tomb;
" "For when the French thought to have sack'd Seaford,
" This P xt.krAl.: did re. Pelicon back on board."

A Letter from Gibraltar, dated the 3d of Septem.
her, saws, " It appears by the intelligence received
from the Spanish, fishing-boats, that not less than
twelve hundred souls perished in each of the Spanish
three-dc kers blown up on the night of the 12th of
July. Volunteer Bishops, Priests, Ecclesiastics,
regular and secular, Cavaliers, and Females, had
embarked, as on a party of pleasure, in-order to
condua to Cadiz the English Heretic two-decker,
which St. Anthony doubtles-s had hen instrumental
in delivering into the hands of the True Believers."
A letter received from Bengal informs us, that the
College eretting in Fort 'William for the instruc-
tion of the Junior Civil Servants, is nearly corn.
pleted. The Governor General is the Patron and
Visitor of the College. The Members of the Su-
preme Council and the Judges of the Sudder De,
wanny Adawlut and of the Nizatii Adawlut,are ap-
pointed Governors. Professorships are toqle estab-
lished as soon as may be prafticable, and regular
courses of.Lettures will commence in the following
branches of literature, science and knowledge
Arabic, Persian, Sanscreet, Hindostannee, Bengal,
Telinga, Mahratta, 'Famulaf and Canara languages.
The study of Mahommedan • Law, Hindu Laws
Ethics, Civil Jurisprudence, and the Law of Na
tions ; also English Laws
ASTRONOMY.---Mr. CAPEL LOFT, in 2 letter of
a recent date, states, that the spots on the Sun,
which have been seen within the last fortnight,.
have been remarkably large, very much diversified
in their outline, and very numerous and extensive.
By the time one of these clusters took in passing
over the edge of the field of his refieflor/ Mr. L.
judges it not to have been much less in breadth than
a tenth of the Sun's diameter.
Cogra.-,-A Letter from Bury; of Wednesday's.
date, says, 44 Our market this day was well sup.
plied with fine samples of Wheat and other grain,
which sold much cheaper than last week. Best
Wheat fetching not_ more than 405. per coombs
Barley, little variation. Wheat, 705. to gos, per
quarter ; Barley, 4os. to 4.85. per ditto ; Oats; tB5.
to ags: per ditto ; Flour 7ots: per sack."
The abundance of Applei this season is io great
in Herefordshire; and such quantities of Cyder is
expeEled robe made from them, that offers have been
already made, to deliver any quantity at Worcester
Quay at one guinea the hogshead of ro6
The following charge, worthy of Dojbers:j, him;
self, was, the :light before last, taken by a Con-
stable of the night, and produced 'yesterday before
a Sitting Magistrate-4'4 -John Brown gave charge
of Martha Brown, his wife, for wilfully scouldng
him ; for being roxicated and guareisum in her li-
quor at twelve o'clock at night."—The Magistrate
dismissed it, as being an evil beyond the reach of
law to remedy