The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-29 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, APRIL ZS;

Ttti s day the Monarch came into Harbour from
the Note, and the wind being fair; she proceeded
to Chatham, withdut bringing to;—She appears to
be very much shattered in her hull and rigging.
The g;ttern was taken into dock this day.

, Letters from Bombay, dated in lantiaryj received
overland, give the 'following intelligence :
Admiral BLAVICETT sailed from Bombay for the
Red Sea, 28th December. •
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The Lady Jane Dundat, Betted, City of.Loadot,
Castle Eden, andPhouix, arrived in Bengal-River,
sth December. .
The Armiston and Drunrw;cl were at Whampoa,
the 3oth Oflober ; the Ceres and Marquis Wellesley
had reached Macao Road ; they parted with the
remainder of the Madras Fleet in a gale.off the Notth
West Coast of LuCania. • .
The Fr;emclibip, Country ship, left , China for
Bombay, zd of November; the Earl Talbot Cirea-
tester* Gauges, and Canton, passed her near MacaO ;
they had Sustained considerable damage in a tuffoob..

When copies of the Gazette Extraordinary, of
the Defeat of the Danish Fleet, were received by
the Hon. Admiral CORNWALLIS, off Brest, a copy
was scot on board-every ship of war in the Fleet,
and read to the ship's company from the quarter-
deck. On finishing the reading, a signal was made
from the Flag-ship of each division, whetithe whole
Fleet manned ship, gave three cheers, and fired a
royal salute. The account of this' Vitibry was re-
ceived with the most enthusiastic marks of joy
throughoqt the whole nett.

CM' BUSINESS.

A. Nutt of tioretmon Council was held
.yestertlay

Mr. WIMILNIPAIN; after some remarks; said, that
he had as much attachment and loyalty to his Sove»
reign as any of His Majesty's Sohjeas, and he
would embrace the opportunity of moving an Ad-
dress on His MA3 rSTY'S recovery as follows:

" That a dutiful and loyal Address be presenuld to Ilia
MAJ ESTY, offering our sincere congratulations. upon His
Majesty's happy roc very !ram his late stvere and dangerous
indisposition, assuring His NI &last Y of our zealuui attach-
ment to his Person And Family, our steady adbetence to those
Sacred l'irtereiples which seated His Majesty's august lainily
on the Throne of these Realms, and our hrin determination
to support our antjent And invaluable Constitwiim,. as ittest
conducive to the Peace, Liberty, and Prosperity of the
People, humbly imploring Divine Providence, long to conti-
nue to His MA/ a.s-r favour and protection, and titat. he
quy long reignia the hearts and alt tons of his Su4jc.tta."

Mr. COOLEY seconded the 'Motion,-
Siitax; at. DtxoN. and Mr. Alderman Cuß-
rts wishekthe Motion,might be withdrawn for the
present, until, His M.. j ItsTY had appeared in public.
Mr. Deputy lii RCM) Deputy Lt.NcoLl4; and Mr.
Box were of the same Optnture.; and the latter said,
if it was persevered in, he would, however disagree.
able, move the previous Question. •
• Mr. I.THMAN insisted it was not improper, it
being the first Court since the ?rapt pf Thanks-
giving.
Mr. lioposow, in strong terms, so/Vol:tied the
Motion.

, .
The previous Question pang put, was negatived.,

Mr. SIMMONDS was then called bn to proceed in
the Motion the Court was called for, which was
for voting Thanks to Sir Ds PARKER) Lord
NELSON, &c. &c. on account of the late splendid
and gallant Viltory off Copenhagen; when Mr.
Sovitottos observed, that the Motion was of such
consequence, that he hoped-t 0 have the assent of a
full Court, as many Gentlemen had left the Court,
he, therefore, should request the favour of his Lord-
ship -to summons another Court as speedily as pos-
`sible, which his Lordship very readily complied
with, and ordered Friday next for .that purpose.

•
V'esterday the Loan MAYOZ Ordered the 'Bread
to be reduced ohe Assize, or two pence in the Peck.
Loaf, to take 'p/ace to-morrovi—ehe Quariern Loaf
will then be sold for one shilling and eight pence.

A Citculat Letter has been sent to all the Volun-,.
teer Corps in the Garrison of Plymouth, and read at
the head of each Corps on Parade) by command of
Earl FOXT zscur, Lord Lieutenant of Devon, stating
that in conseuence of the disgraceful conduet-of the
Volunteers near Torbay, 'during the late
illegal proceedings in that part of the country, he
had been Otiligect. to disbarld and disarm them. ' A
part of the. 14,th Regiment of Foot has marched to
tirixham to execute this determination:, .The Brix-
ham Corps, it is said, did not do their duty in
opposing the rioters about praviSions. '

The KiNo .has heen.,pleased to grant unto
RICHARD V !NINO PERRY, of, Stanwell, in the
-County of.Middlese4.-ESq. and to *CL.EM.ENTiI A
Iti:s wife (only daughter Of JOHN CLAIMEA of Illanff,,
in Noah Drttaini by Ishuut his wife,_. sister ,and
heir ofGEo><cE OG 11. tE, late lof Langley- Park,
in. the County of Forfn, in NorthPritairt,:iftijitt-r-
-ly of the Parish of St... Mary, in the: r,siatsavif la-
mitOta, Esci .dmased), his royal Heel:lie-arid au,
thority, that they and thait issue may-taict and use
the surname, and bear the arras. of, Oottotta, -in
,compliance' 'With a condition in the • last .Will and
:Testament. of the said GEotee ,Oois.v fxi Esq,
such arms being first duly exemplified according to
the Laws of Arms, and recorded in the Het;dd's
Office and also-to order, that His Majesty's said
concession and ckdaration be reginemi COL
jige of Arm.

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tAtrArs, comzEsPonoci..,
•
ijAhlgthiGH, Ar ir.

a
• 6el';;Elt AL KiiisT dictnol make-any Stay ait Ere_
'met; but went itnmegately to Siorli, Wileitce he
vfli teigrri td mirivitett4; to take up his Heaii-piar-

ter. : • : • • ,
The Duke 4401,Ditiairttati hai re.t Oat
,frir Pr-
,
terburgb, .to remonstrate against the stulden and
unexpefted occupation of his DutChy by the FrenCh.
The Republicans ate suspeded of -an him-
don 'of penetrating (than which nothing could'
be • more easy) into the County of Bintheimi wind
the Dutehy of Munster. It is 6eij ',saki, 'that
they have established theitselves In these two
Countries bui this news recitiireatonflrmation;—.
The faft is, that the PruSiians; abandoning the
Advance& Posts of the Line of Demarcation; have
afforded the French every possibility of proceedinz.
These movements of the Prussians, after the death
of PAULis known to _them, has led many to sup-
pose that his Son will notinunediately reallie all
the hopes which have. been conceive& of his conduul.
Our Letters from
,Sfrue4en, consider him as still
likely to adhere to the 'Alliance with that Power
and Denmark.
• Excepting ships under the Hamburg!) Flag, all
all other Neutral Vessels.pass and repass.from Eng_
.
land to this port, without Molestation from the
Danes.

BREMEN, APRIL V.

The Prussian Minister, M; DC3HISI, arrived here
on the evening of the igth, under pretence of wait-
ing the arrival of Head-quarters and Gen. KLEIST,
at this place. Though he has not yct appeared in
any character, we deem it certain that his visit will
cost us dear.

It is thpilght the Prussians 1%411 confine
themselves to taking possession of the New Town.

.EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM CUXHAVEN)

APRIL 23.

" I am exceedingly glad to acquaint you, that hi-
therto no symptom of any design to give the small,
est interruption to the present communication by
the Packets, has appeared, either at this place or at
Hamburgh. On the contrary, the Commandant of
the Garrison has clechaed, that he has dilations to
protect the aCtual state of things lure.'!

PARIS, APRIL 2i.

M. KALITCIt EitP has dernanded• of the Minister
for Foreign Affairs, 'a private audience of the Chief
Consul. _ . -

This audience took place to.day, before" the
Parade. M. KM.yrcIIEFF waveondufted to the
Thuilleries by. the Minister for Foreign Afr,fiis,
and he delivered to the, Chief Consul a private Let.
ter from His IMPERIM. MAJESTY of Russia.

The-Spanish Ambassador has otlicialjy. notified to
this Court, that the 13ti of PARMA had- accepted
of the Throne of4T,ttssg aoy, and that he would be-
sides accept the patchy of Parma.: This Prince is
expeded at Paris towards the end a this month.

We learn' from kuovne, that the first Div6ion
of the Army of Observation of Li Gironde,- de.s—tined
toad agait)st Portuial; and t0,0c.)0 strong; had lett
that City. The *woad i)ivision will follow it
closely.

General MACDONALD has firriVed iri paris, the

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•
speedy arrival of General V,,tI4DAMNI who
wands the Advanced Goard.of the Army of the
Grhons, is expeaed. '

A duel was to 'have been fought yesterday ninen—
ing in ilyde Park, between .Nlr.,,M4C,AitTir, of
Pirliathent.street, and Mr. DONOV AN,' of :Ch;irlts..
street, St. jantes'square, Surgeon. The parties
Intended by their, seconds, a I,lr. tiMLY and
a MIVCOrPRIVIIIWA ITc, arrived on the 4round
about six o'clock, with each a 'ease of pistgis,
and were proceeding to the usual 'preliminaries,
when . They weri Interrupted by the appearance -ot
several of the Bow-street Officers, who put them
under anarrest, information of their intentions hay..
ing iieen privately given to Mr. Foit D the. preceding
parties *tre.after*ards 'brought before,
Mr,. Boni at 1i0,,V-stfect, 'who obliged them . to!
enter into the necessary -steak for preserving the:
peace.

Yesterday was married,, by special license, at
Lullingstone Castle, 'Cent, the seat of Sir join;
DIXON Dystei Bart. by the Rev. MAIMADUKR
LEVU% AttitANDER MACLEOD) of Muiravoh.-
side, Esq. late of Jamaica, to Miss DALM4llllOiri
sitter of the late,Rey. Sir JOHN }TAY DALmAtioy,i
Bart.

A sight more tremendous or mote,beautiftil sot el;
was never beheld, ,rhan\Avtiar. is-displayed' in the
reptesentatioh of the late Naval g,gagerant at the
Royal Circus, St. George's Pieids, where a real
Sevent}r-four, with the gallant NeLsoN arid his
brave 9tAcers and crew,on deck, sail inaje,lticilly
down, 6.vcrbearing every obstruction, to the front
of the'itage, cc, .This, with Rinaldini and the
IViagie 'with the. additional iltttratlicin of -the
celehra'ted hitastet SAU N D EIS' 'atiteare this
eveningt for the first time this season, on:hotie-
back,,must furnish such a display of Ainueenacnt as
cannot be equalled,

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bl'OriitifnlNr, Aria

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s'aifttijii or. passing fire tea of AleiNd a 2 tltia
season of the yviii has hitherto 'the:
rival. of. CcOilti'
tylid i$ -hotloy cirpeftett:
br any dolitP4s rrorti • •
Out Stivatitotf first *ailed oil tiie
zti; We have siiit:e received an account o(th fit;
hindshindsßattle ffought Otit4at clay, oil Cpp.
.lhaten tin;
the Armistice Lifteivanis
ciliences these Will hav'e, tinii must

On the the Rtisijan Squadron from Rivel %iia4
off the hle.of Oe - •

hERLIN, APRIL

Yis•ki 40r Mr; D,OTLe, the Captain of Adtii.:
ral NELtONj arrived' here frOmitie Friglish Fleet id
the &title, and lh-otight liispatehes to the EngliA
Ambassador here; Lord CARYSFORI.
In the beginning. of this ,i/eek, Ceant
Robt, the soh of the late Rtis;i2in AmbAssador at
Betli6;raFbed thrOuili diii Ciy.ih
t berg wlth inttiligerice of, the aceeiOdii. id the
Thionedf the Ertiferor AtakAtintß;

Y4terday 'Oveietl. Di vsions of Attiller7 st otti for
the Coasts of Powitriiiitri after haOng received orders
to get in readhiesi to march Drily tWo, days before.
The Burial of His late Imperial Majesty PAtiL I.
was Solernnized.Dll dli 4th of
Several persons who enjoyed con4iderable distine.
tions at Pctir::butO tindzt the reign of the Ernpresi
CATHER INN are now returning to the Rtissian
Court:

Li'rTgt, s Mc riAra.)

Another Train of Aitilleryj it, is expetied;
follow that which et 'out pesterLigk 'forPimei-etnitt.
To the'l'otiieianian Reginients WhiCh are alreaciy in
motions- are to be added the Infanttjt Regiments of
Pince an Owstein ; the .Battalion of Fusilters of
Thytti ;I the Battalion of 6retudieiifroi 'Os tCn ;. the
Cuitassief RegiMent of &linos the 'id Battalion
of Hussa.of.,filticher and,. the Id Ntielion of
Dingooni,of &don;

The Danes having allowed the tnglish a passage
through the Sound, has tendered it necessary to take
measures for occupying at speedily as possililc the
Pomeranian and Prusbion Coasts with troops.

Aik it it.

• LETTERS from Lubeck mention a cannoriade hat,
g been heard there on the i 7th

.L 4 iff RIF,PORT:

COURT 0 t k:NC's BENCH, TvzsttAt, Ati:Citt
IN tit; course olarguing a Case whete the pilot
turned 'on ,a dry question of Pleading,
tord tdok :•.rasiori to n6s'6itt,.
once it had li cu said, tathir harshly, h t Learned
judge, 'ti.ho had, fort a. long.: time. heahl a huMber et
C.as6 inaccurately and unfairly quoted; that it was
the perdition of Westminster Halh that Ca'acsAVOS
quoted unfairly- undet the head of atument, an 4
that, therefore, he. could alMost halre wished'that
Wert a. Rule of Coutt, *Mich compellta Gentlenten
At the tar to cite thelr Casei 11.15Q1.1 OPth:=4l' UPOti
n 1 word," Sitid Lora KIIN't (3N, , could - -wish
that Partitl were obliged to file ti eit Pleadings
upon oath,. for it is the bane of the praftici of lite
Cotirt that to much sham pleading Thouldile
tinged."' .

• • •
+hdLeaithesa Cotinel wild hid signed the ilea
in this, sgidi.,ct ..my,hartie- appears. iii
ttiis'Plea;'f*ni sorry for it; X signed ioadvert4:lttlyi
not kriowint it to be poie.t of tat) nor a .
one; but I ilidnotestainine 1016 that tartlet'.
tar ; I only the iegat effeh' of It,' sup.
pissing the fad it stated -to be
Lord, IClTl.y.ctiitr-i-q The, Cotiit 'does ribibtpert
the Ogitioinen of the Bar to, he answerable for the
truth of PlpattingS of, 011,1,kinkii. (itemise they.•eannot•
tht.4,4eAkyti:vr,-,not., All that ber•-
he 4ictiae49l.th n ilkAhat thqy..shtiuldrloolp: to tiut
legal effca
.of Pleaditigsi,,whiob -pass under their
nattits, siiptioitng the fans Ontitimltl.iii them Lo be
true; but it is otherwis€.'s`iith.tlictse 10,io.inittuet
thetnl". • •