The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-28 00:00:00

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Lieutenant Wltottssoll arrived at the Admi.
ralty yesterday evening, with Dispatches from
Admiral DICXSONi Commander in Chief'of His
!Majesty's Squadron ih the North Seas:

The kovAt.. F'AsttLY came to Town jester.
day from Windsor.
His Royal Highness Iva INCMGums yes.
terday entered into the 19th Year of his lige.—
Tti MAJISTIts received the Compliments of
the Nobility on the occasion.
Ru. MAristr, we ire concerned to learn, Is
slightly indihposed with a cold. This is the
•ititsoll that the RnYAli FAMILY do neat go to
Drur,y.Lane Theatre this eVrnios, as they in.
tended.
Yesterday; as tilt Pitl!'iCESSr 3
were
g.. 111,11 to
Town from Windsor) ti* tire of one of the hind.
Avhoels came tiff near Hounslow, the Only in.
convenience however) W 451 .their being obliged
to travel more slowly than the/ would otherwise.
have dOwn.
.A Committee of the Privy Council *as held
yesterday morning at the Board tif Trade. The
Earl of CLAW/ and Lord OASTLEREMM aisisted
at it.
Yesterday a liallbt was held at the EasOndia
House, oil the.following questions viz 4-7" That
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES °Livia) late of the
Fort St. George Establishment, be restored to
the Company's Service ;" which passed in the af.
initiative by a very considerable majority. The
scrutineers were joun Pkixstr and Jottx
Loa, Eiqrs.

It is said His MA Erry has been graciously
pleased to. permit the air; British Regiments of
infantry, the t2ths 'acith, 2.3 d, asth,37th, arid
gist to bear, the word Mireden in thrir Colouri,
as a memorial of their distinguished behaviour on
1.- the at Qf 4ugust, 1 759

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Coro. snt-Car dell:

Tuz Play of The Stranger was represented for
the first time last night at this Theatre, for the
benefit of Mr. Coots, and we were very glad
to find that this admired Perfornier tVa, able tn
derive something more from public, approbation
than barren praise. '!'he House was full in every
part ; and though Mr. Cooke very evidently la.
limited under the effects of his recent illness; he
exerted himself in such a manner as to give a
stiong interest to the charailer of the melancholy
and inisanthropic Hero of the Piece. He was
indeed very hoarse, and it will be wise in the
Manager to let so attratlive a Perfornier rest a
few nig►hts, in order td confirm his recovery.

Mr. Cooxt habited the chara&er in the man-
ner originally adopted by Mr. Kemp r, whose
taste in pieturesque mown" his competitors will
d 6 Well to imitate. We have hitherto forborne
all comparison between Mr. KEMBLE and Mr.
C6oitv, as their qualities arc essentially different,
and we shall not therefore enter into any com-
parison on the present occasion. The Stranger
IS one of MNIIII.R'S most successful atchieve.
ments, and it inipiies no ordinary share of merit
in any man who can follow the steps of so able a
Performer, and display striking proofs of original
merit.

We shall reserve our notice of the oilier Per-
formers to a future opportunity, as the eklithie.ion
of last night can in fad hardly be considered as
more than the final rehearsal.

There could not be higher credit to talents,
than an Audience which produced a gross sum of
5601. unless it be the grateful liberality of the
Management, which most unexpededly directed
that it should be a Free Benefit.

The Masters and Wardens of the Bakers' Com-
pany waited on the LORD MAYOR yesterday, at
Guildhall, to set the Assiie of Bread, (there
being no court of Aldermen for want-of a suffi-
cient number .olAldermen to form a Court); the
Mealweighers' Reports being examined, and it
appearing, that 12,0+9 Sacks of fine Flour, sold
at the Corn Exchange between the r7th and 23d
inst. upon an average of' t z7s. per,Sack,
which was a considerable advance since the pre-
ceding Reparti : • His Lordshiptirdered the Bretid
to be raised two Assizes, er 'Foni-pence' in
the Peck Loaf, to commence to=morrow---the
Quartern Loaf will then be sold for:ls. gcL•and
continue in force until Saturday next, when the
Assize of the•Suendiati Wheaten Bread will be
set, and no fine Bread will be made.'

His Lorchhip then set the Assize Ofßread to be
baked accordin4 to'Ati of Parliament, .}f Geo. 3.
chap. s 6, to rake place on Monday next, ale
id of February, as follows

.11,11.xrdileis ITKet. A. 0..
The Penny Loafs° h- *0 39 TO Bit SOLD FOR
The Twopenny Loaf -to 7 3
The Three-penntLoaf - to 10 ;3 1. r. d.
Tho'Peek Loaf - is 6 o 0
The Halt-pcck. Loaf - Bis 0 0 3 zi
Quartcrn Loaf - - 45 8 o i-3
The Half:quarts:Os Loaf - z 212 '0
o

No Bread is to be sold until it has been baked
twenty-four hours at least.
The. Wheaten Loaf must be marked with a
large Roman W, and every Mixed Loaf M.—
And it is further ordered, that Sixpenny Loaves
are -not to•be made.

• Five drachms.more iio weight than Fine Bread.'
t Ten drachms more than Fine Bread.
Fifteen drachms more than Fine Stead.

The Out-pensioners, Letter-men, Serjeants,
and other Pensioners of Chelsea, are to be mune-
diarely called in, for the purpose of forming
twelve Companies of Invalids, which are to take
Garrisonduty, and thereby increase the disposable
force of the Country. Of the Invalid Regiments
so -ftirmed, four Companies are to go on imme-
diate duty ut the Tower, two to Portsmouth, two
to Plymouth, two to Sheerness, and two to the
Shetland Isles.'

Several Let;brs Hy the last llatnburgh
on which colisiderable reliance can be placed, as-
sett, that the KIN.G of S* D tit left Petersbargh
in disgust:

On MondaY a Play *as peirdrrned at liirming-
horn, for the Benefit of Poor, which produced
no less than 2201. 'The whole was applied to
the Soup EstablishMent in that Town. The
'Play was Levert' roaut, with the Entertainment
of The Ghoit, the Charaters of both by Ladies
and Gentlemen of the •Townt who acquitted them.
selves very Much to the general saturation.

The dissipation of the alarm which had seized
the public mind, had yesterday a consideral* efledl
in the City, where Our Stocks rcise greatly‘ It
has lately been asserted, that the French Tiers
Consolide, were nearly at the same.priee al the
English Three Tier Cents. As far as relates to
the nominal ptiee; this is certainiy true ; but it
should be recolleeted, that the French Tiers Con.
sctlidt» is a Five per Cent. Fund, so that when it
is at 50, it yields en interest of to per Cent.
In, addition to this; it 13 tb be observed, that
it is bit a thirst bf the, suni Originally advanced,
,and that it carries with it; though certainly no
very valuable appendlticei a tight to the dormant
two-thirds: ,
Roos* O'Cbtattoit, Esti; who Was brought up
from Fort George to London by Mr. 1141 I iC
was oil •Satuiclay last liberated On bail; hithself in
spools and Geottorc SMVI ti, Esq. and Httott
HELL,
_Esq, in 2,001. each
1,44.4 y diM in Guy's Hospital; the onceitil.
fortunate celebrated bit! isa, or Lady ad* Ifiv,
'itarki who, about eighteen years ago; was found
to have taken up her residence under that shelter,
in the pirish of BOUTMIIj near Bristol, in Rate
of melancholy derangement: She then appeared
to be ender twenty yeiirs of age. This very
!extraordinary womani whose " tale of 'woe"
was first told to the ptiblic by Miss HArtriAtt
Moite, has naturally ceased, for a eottsidereble
time past, to interest the general curiosity; - She
was: believed to -besot* Noble birth; but' never
would disclose bet family,'