The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-28 00:00:00

DOVER, MAY 27.

A Flag of Truce sailed this morning with Dis.
patches for Calais. •

PEAL, MAY 27.

•
Tin American Brig Commerce, Capt, ROBERT
F.R ELL, from Charlestown, came in this morn_
ing, and proceeded on heryoyage for Hamburgh.
The American Ship Galen, Captain FC)x, from
Gottenburg bound to New York, with hemp, run
on shore on the Goodwin Sands this 'morning,*and
has been since got off, with the loss of an anchor
and cable.

In the Downs, the aveursel, Anacrccin
and Retolufion Armed Imgger..

Captain CHAN.I.II Ouga_ is tarroii,tol to Com-
mand His Majesty's SloOp Morgiana, sitting at Ply-

Ey the Argo Transport, Capt. FERNi one of the
Pherbe's Convoy from Minorca, relctased frOm
qUatantine at Plymouth, we learn the agreeable in:.
telligence, that the Telegraph, df i 8 guqs, Licute.
nant Cc/Yaws, supposed to have been lost, was
spoke with off Minorca, the 20th Of March, going
with Dispatches from 'Rear-Admiral Sir 'Ron ear
CrA PER, Bart. for Malta and Egypt. .
A Convoy has been apptiinted from Hull to the
Ports of Hamburgh, Bremen, and Embden--to sail
On the zd of June.'

OLD BAILEY.

sEVINTII DAY—WEDNESOAY, MAY 27.

Charles Couhov was indited for that he being a
servant of John Younger, did receive and take into
his possession, by v,irtue of that employment, divers
sums of money, amounting ,to as. Bd. in the
name and on account of the said John Younger, and
feloniously and fraudulently did embezzle; secrete,
and make away with the same, against the statute, &c.

The evidence it .the case was such as to induce
the Jury to find a verditi of Guilty.

The remaining cases were scarcely worthy of
notice.

Mattberzu Nell was conviae.d of stealing a cotton
gown and pair of stockings, the property of Euse7
bius Adey.
Sarah COrker was found guilty of stealing a pair
of bed.curtains, the property of Catherine Kearns:
rive ocher PrisOners. were conviaed upon clutrgft
nearly similar,' and four were acquitted ; after which
the RECpRDER passed Sentence of Death on the
following eighteen convids :—Sarah Gordon, Rich.
Wright, John Smith, Johnfon, Thos. Green,
Thomas Hayes, Mary Farrar, Thomas, Bowman,
Cormaek, Richard Hall, George Martin,
Robert Miller, Thomas Jones„ Dennis Kennedy,
Elizabeth Payne, Michael Stewart, John Williams,
and David White, for robbing the got. ,Mr.Thorttp-
son in Kensington Gardens.

A fire broke out yesterday motning at eight
o'clock, in Dorset-street, Portman-square. Not-
withstanding the almost immediate arrival of seve-
ral Engines, and every exertion to extinguish the
flames, they continued to rage until near'eleven
o'clock. The house in which the fire made its ap.
pearance was left a mere shell... All the etrefts • of
value, and most of the furniture, were saved.
The Siege of Acre, like the Storming of Seringa-
patam, has firmly engaged the attention Of the
Public ; and those who visit the Metropolis on busi.
ness or pleasure, make their parties to the' yceum
as a matter of course, in the round of interesting
Exhibitions which at present offer thems'elves to
public notice in the various parts of the Town.
The Dolphin Packet, -, from Spain to the
Havannah, is capturedby the Dart Privateer, and
sent into Bristol,

AM?

HAMBURGH, 111.af

THE Vienna Letters of thasq3th inst. contain the
important intelligence that Lord M I NTO was in.
formed on the zoth inst. by a Courier from Con-
Itantinolle, that the English had made themselves
masters of a height before Alexandria, which 'CM.
mantis ,a part of that City. When the CObrier left
-the environs of Alexandria, intelligence had reached
the English Hea&quarters, that the GRAND Vt.
zria was advancing to join the British Army.
As Alexandria is not so strong on the land as ort
the:sea-side, the English flatter themselves they
will be able to take the place by storm.
On the 9th instant, a Courier from -the British'
Court arrived at Lord Mx wro's, and soon after
continued on his way to Constantinople; he brings
instruetiots to Lord ELGIN, for Admiral Karrtt,
to abstain from all hostilities against the Russians
and their Navigation.
On the 16th of April some French Commissaries
arrived at Naples; demanding of tho Government a
List of all the Men of War in a state to be4got
ready for sea, a List of the Naval Stores in the
Arsenal, and Timber for Ship-building.: The French
intend to fit out an Expedition at Naples against
the Porte, into the Motea. On the part of Austria,'
representations have been made to France not to
unite Piedmont with France, as its possession
would have the greatest influence on all Italy.

LEGHORN, MAY I.

A French Squadron of Five Ships of the Line,
Five Frigates, and Two Transports,. with Troops
on board, have arrived in this Harbour. A Brother
of the First Consul is on board. A Corvette and a
Brig have come to anchor: the other Ships are still
under sail. The Squadron under Sir J. B. WAIL.
aEN is shortly expected in this neighbourhood.