The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-30 00:00:00

LONPON, MAY 30, iSol.

OUR Plymouth Letter states the arrival .of, the
-Srowarrow hired Armed 411clebtler, from a Chrize
off Brest. On the 25th inst, the force in the Outer.
-road of tha! Harbour consisted p Eeventeen Sail of
the Line. That in the Inner-road of gighteen Sail
of the Line; besides - Frigates mtd, smaller vessels,
and some Transpcfrts. According to the informa.
tion brought by the S intlaolo,2 Us they may be ex_
pelted soon to sail ; t o Ships in the Outer.xoad were
ready for sea.

Ar a late hour last night, we received Paris
Papers to the 27th instant ; and this morning
we received other sets, which come down to
the 28th instant. They confirm the intelligence
brought by the Mail, of a French Squadron, which
we may conclude to have been that of GAN.:
TIitAUIVIE, having appeared off Leghorn, by the
statement that it had proceeded on it 3 destination.
Suirsing it, as there seems no doubt, to be'gone
to Egypt, we are still more anxious for adviCes from
that quarter, in the sanguine hope, that we- shall
hear of viaory both by Sea and Ltnd.—The arrival
at Marled/et of an English Flag Of Truce with the
Garrison 'of Abukir op hoard, has furnished the
Moniteur with a long article,' the Affidavit of aq
Officer on board : as the Flag of Truce sailed on the,
3 tst of March, tIICIT is little interest yin this Paper.
As some specimen of its truth, it may be sufficient
to observe, thatohe Deponent swears, that in the
Anion of the 2:st of March, five Regiments which
he enumerates, killed, woundd, 'and took pti_
solace's, more than 3000 Ehglish.
The Durciteci pf WUKI;Er.I)3URGH made her
solemn entry hug 4'amiev;gtbtroc#l, on the 16th inst.
Flis Serene Ifiglirkuq theriOthcr'was to return with

all his Coutt .toStidtgardi on the 25th' Why.
`the 11,e.vbion of the Batavia') Cgo...,titution has
taken ''ilslet 40410114)g seems yet to te know!) re-
speititig the facitp of governmep,t which
,is to be
given to that coliptryt

Hi; Eat elleqy Earl 0,,v lc tc'e landeci 4 DL b-
on Monday lat, the oaths of Oflce
RR tilA'sanla Oh 4s, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.

-
Marquis CORYWALLTS remains in Ireland some
time; to perfect tbemilitary arrangements begun by
•

Yesterday morning the KING, acompanie4 by
HER MA) ESTk and the PR I NC EMS' AUGUSTA and
ELI?. AB ETH, came to the Queen's House, :in St.
jamesks Park, and soon *ter their arrival, were
visited by His Royal Highness the DUKE Of YORK.

iizs NIA
.1 EstiAthen held a Council at the Queen's
House,r.whenifie Marquis de LIMA, appointed Am-
bas,sador titid Minister Plenipotentiary from the
Court, of Portugal, was introduced, and delivered
his Credentials.

After the COuncil, the ROYAL FAMI LY left Town
for Kew, attended by an escort of Light Dragoons.

Their MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES come to.
Town on Tuesday, and reside till Friday.
The arrangements for the departure of the ROYAL
FAMILY are, we believe, finally made. On the sth
of next month they remove from Kew to Windsor,
and take their departure from thence on Monday
the Bth for Criffire/is, where THEIR MAJESTIES and
the PRINCessEs will remain a week, and then pro-
ceed to Weymouth.

The Royal Charlotte and Atigk.rta Yachts, will
sail from Deptford for Weymouth early next week.
The Quecn's Band goes round in one of them.

.This day Mr. ADDINGTON, Earl ST. VINCENT,
Mr, PR IttANt,, and a. large party of the Ministry,
dined with the Earl of CHOI-MONDE LE V.

This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon,
brought to Vaimauth by the Lady Arabella Packet,
in eleven days:

Yesterday being the Anniversary of the Restora.
don of King CHART. PS 11. the Park, and Tower
guns were fired, the -Union Flag was displayed from
the spires of St. Margaret's and St. Martin's
steeples, and a large oak laomgh was placed on the
statue of Cp AR LPS I.

It washy mistake-stated in our Paper of yester-
day, that .Mr. 'PITT on Thursday completed the
.Msh year of his age. He only completed his 43d
year, he having been born in 1758.
We have. reason to believe that there is no in,
tendon, as has been supposed.. of dissolving Parlia-
ment after the close of the present Session. .‘
The 'Light Horse Volunteers of London and
Westminster; commanded by Col. HERR! r.s, will
be reviewed on Wiu:bledon Common, by His Royal
Highness the PIUNCE of WALEs, on Friday next,
the sth of June. r

The Duke of NORTHUMIfERLAMD is at Sion ;
and we are sorry to add, still afflicted with the
gout.

Lord AL ANLEY derives his Title from a part
of his Rrotber's Estate.
Sir Wll4l AM GRANT'S Patent as Master of the
Rolls, is getting through the proper Of with all
posaible expedition.
The Eledioo for a ►Member for Bath, comes on
on Monday next. Mr. PALM E itvit is said, will to a
certainty, be,ri4arned.

The t olony at Port Jackson, we are. happy to
learn, is in .the most flourishing state.
Major JOHNSTONE, of the New South Wales
Corps, has come home with GovernorliwrrE
This geptleman went out at the first Establishment
of the Colony as a Lieutenant of Marines; and his
been there ever since, a period of about fifteen
years.

Yesterday Dispatches were received from Captain
PRICE at Marcou. They state, tha: a Corps of
Eight Thousand picked Troops is collected upon the
opposite Coast (Ch(pbomre, and completely ready
for embarkation ; and that the greatest part of the
Irish Rebel Officers, who FArved in the Expedition
under Gcneral HUMBERT, have joined the troops of
embarkation.)

Part of the.;reinforcements destined for Egypt
embarked on lbursday at Portsmouth. It consisted
of the 25th, and 26th Regiments, the former of
which was put on board the Agincourt, and the-
latter the Madras, at five o'clock in the morning.
The;,e, vessels also carry out a great number of Sur-
ge Ons,
Orders were issued on Wednesday by Major..
General ENpLipip, commanding the Troops in
Plymouth Garrison, that, pursuant to Orders from
His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, the
Votes of Thanks of both Houses of Patliament to
Major-General HUTCHINSON and the Army of
Egypt, fir the Viaory over the French on the 2,tst
of March,. with the General Orders to the Army
issued on that occasion by Major-General HUTCH.
INSON, shonld be inserted in the Orderly Books,
and read at the head of each Regiment in Plymouth
Garrison on parade.

Yesterday ilia layltl3 MAY ON. held a Wardmote at
St, Michael's Church, Cornbill, for the Election of
,an Alderman for Cornhill Ward, when CHARLES
FLOWER, Esq. was chosen.

The Sfr Ste/hen Lushingtot, Lord lbwiesdrig,
and the rest of the .Fleet from India, were well the
17th of April, in lat. zB. N, 23. W.
The French Government are publishing Military
and Historical' Memoirs relative to Portugal, in or-
der to assist their Officers in the Campaign against
that country. • • -
TAL t. t Ert, on his return to France,- foOnd his fair
Lady in that situation in which all Ladies wish td
be who love' their Lords. As, however, attachment
to her. Lord-Vas not the occasion of it, the States-
man of Egypt was violently irritated, and his fair
Lady, wo so much alarmed at her husband's. dis-
pleasure; that The left-Paris, and is gone, we under.
staiid to Hathbittgh, whence she inteiuls, if she can
etre. a it, to cornea() this Country. •

A man in, Paris who was on the point of losing
his wife by .a sentence of Divorce, which she had
solicited, armed himself with two pistols, and with
one of them attempted to blow. out his wife's brains,
svith the other to put an end to himself, He failed
in both attempts. A Parisian Journalist very justly
observes, that when it falls to the lot of wives to
meet with husbands so deotratety ford, it is, per.
haps, upon the whole', the lam policy not to fall
out with thvat

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NAVAL t,lZ.,-\4 „•., NEWS,
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Nos 1111 impetium rringi, SOVlllllike ['ideate's,
Std mild sork datum.

SIR ROBERT CALDER', SQUAIAON;

BY the Thames Frigate, which has arrived. with
Dispatches from Sir RoaERT CALDER; we are en.
abled, by the favour of an Officer of that Squadrons
to present a Journal of its Proceedings, which, 'at
nothing has been so long heard of it, cannot butle,
interesting.

Of Porto 12;co1 April2g, zBor.
As the Thames is about ro be detached for 'England,
I shall just give you a general sketch of the.whole
roue of this Squadrons from its departure from your
Gimsts, till this period of its return.
February tSat., Parted cormiany from the Charnel
Fleet, and stood tO 114 S. W. with a fresh wind from the
Eastward. The Squidron consisting of
'r Prince of Wales., gS guns, Rear-Admiral Sir Roa“'

CALnEk.
Gun:.

Guns.
SO umberland 74
74 Tliwnes - - 33
74 Magiciernie - 3$
74 Telegraph Brig, 14

Ppiripae
juste - -
Spenccr -
Cuurageux -

Montague - .74 •
'3- Made Cap:. o„;rtegal : captured and destroyed a Spanish
Brig laden with. what..
4. lied an exceeding violent storm, in which the Moral"
gue lost her main mast, and the Nlagic,ien.ue, and ToleVar4
were separated issint the Squadron.

Before the Port of Verrol.
IS. The remainder of the Squadron assemble' undOr C3PC
Fihisterre,-and proceed to the Southlvard.
Brought-to off Lisbon ; sa' the Montague at ancliat
there; nixler jury masts.
• ;t. Prucc4Lted to the SoUthward. Joined tits Siitadr°4l
the. Diamond ;Frigate.

41Made Cape Sr. Vincent.—No
tOotl to the S. W.

'1 .;E.` .

33, Detached the '1 lames towards Madeira-. ,
a 6; Fell in with the outward-hound West folia nen
'L der canroy of tile_ Topdze Frigate 4pda SloOp of War.'
The Sqtiadrott and Cuizvoy arOc.. at Madoiti, 114
Convoy anchor. Rei:eived here a few faldlocks ,a,441 ,s.o)e
wine for the use of the Sgwwt,oni. Alsu
iolbrmatiort of the Enemy's SqUadron .!•

28. Set all sail towards Teneritie.
, .
~...
March ist, Saw Teneritie, prtpared :;'.......i.:.,-., fol..lgivß
40 an,usirage. , . ,
, •
2. The Squadron plying to wiudwaid to.v:tr.i; 1" .13I'Y 6f.
'Celled!R.', where a few small vessels only v,,..;refaL4,11 upset
:11,i Batteries. . • .

Stood over to the Crsru.l Canary.
4. Captured a Spanish Brig, laden with wh";•
ge,t7citcd the ctiamowt CO tht 4:24trirrsd, and
her. • •

6. Bore up ;')r therest

to. 'l)etached the Thames toWarrls Darbadoes.
as. Brought-to cfif Bridge-town, Ilarbadeth kvitbo,:}".6.,,,
ing one strange sail the whole outward pits.saFe. • t•;-11'!"4.
the Thames Per
,signal,-,, and proceeded witit the S9kladr.°ll'
.. . , •
the NOtthwand.
46. Arrived ardanehored in Casie Navirc.B3y, 'MaLl'i:ti
.1. Completed the Squadron With provisions, wc4l
water. We4thed. A l
3(;• Before POminiquQ, • ..
3r. lietbre Montserrat. J
Ap;il c. Dna..ughV•to, before thm.Swccrisb istind of St.
Bart):olomow, Saw the Britisb Flag flying on the GarrisSl'
The same ut St. Martin's,
.:, n niSh
1. Saluted ri.e.Ar- Admiral, nu CKWOP.Zl4,lto'relne wa j
Town of Christianstadt, Santa Cruz, which; with the I st.3n"
of St.Thonias, had. been taken possession f• Lc days tff`44
c a ,-. hi 4
by a detachment of Troops brought from Martinique il
joi
Squadron. Same evening parted company from A.‘l"'
DP ervevoic Tuts Squadron, and bore unto the Westward'

3.
Si3t:cierli2sdo,wanntutheezedCoasont 9tfhPeovirrtohißteic 0.4. oirondi
vs c3pq
Roxa.
6. Plying through the Mona Passages fell in
wit"
ra•
'Thetis and Bowcielais ; supplied the latter. With soutc!:b
ingvi °;;t11 cuapturedrrent tai ar d-
g
to the S. W. ,
stsotnrgoyiyedagaaiSnpsaritlihschsSgethladoomuncr:

llispanialk
1713:;;BARecfrarefrpivreedtjhaacqUC'Udieatnyillif.oSreeL; :°:lorntgclßo!
here the Squadron of Vice-Admiral LordHHut;tt; Styal, VS:rio4
consisting of Five Sail of the) Line and Frigates. -Isl.el-I,csas
Fait Royal, the Spencer ran on one of the G.noles. % also
henreoffthe same evening without thunagc. fowl° 1/cr- 3
;he napkin, off'
Arrived the Magicienne (Which parted in the by
'Cape Urtegal), with a prize Corvette; of 16 guns, In
mistake had attacked the Magicienne in the night. if cot'
rencounter the Frigate lost i men,. but the loss of the
og
vette was considerable. On entering the Harbour Chi: l
gicienne ran a-ground, and injured 11Cr. 'copper. sap,
19. Completed the Squadron with,provisiorise tcc' 10-
plied the. Squadron of Lord H. Se Y roux with sever' ,
ISO
Ma `"
bles,
.boats, water-casks,, and Volunteer Mine** ;
tached to his Squadron, the Cumberland .aild
the Thunderer being
.annexed to the Squadron of
.'' 31.: d
C A,L DER in want, of repair. Pr4pared to salt ; but th
being unfavourable, the Squadron had one elaY;s 1,00:
being the first since they left England. Reccirtd,
1:Y rr
days'Osh beef and some vegetables. Sailed th:
rMwt
England, with the RFtribution I e rigate (forms4)ol4.
.1 •
ntione) 40 C011y03: her through the Windward
sail!tl four homeward-bound Merchant Ships,'tyler.,.4 !.:..
of the Thetis Armed Merchant ShiS. .„11
11.. Weighed and sailed, the Topaze, compan!

SqUadtOn .
. ra
22. Ott the east end of Jamaica, plying to wind".
.1* . ~,,
Aine23.riocaii;
FthribgaiteVses: cud of St. 13. oiningo.7l-.:1 I: t.:.:
a'
24. Came up with the Packet and homeivaru ,-if's • tl
sailed on the Joh. ' path
as. Parted' from them of Cape Nichola Mole.

compauy the Topuc.