The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-25 00:00:00

LONDON, :JULY 25, z2cz.

THE Ha h Mail due on Wednesday ar-
rived this morning. It has brought us nothing
from Egypt, nor indeed any intelligence of import.
(ince which has not been anticipated. The accounts
from Leghore, of the disembarkation of GAN-
": HE .V17M13 at-Derna, On the Barbary Coast, are re_
ratA, under the head of b./pre-lice; a circumstance
which only proves that the report is of Italian ori-
gin, but adds nothing to its charafter for autheuti-
city.

The accounts from the different Ports in Flanders,
relate to the Naval Preparations in .those Ports, Or
ale Lvasion of this Country.

A Confidential Servant of Government was de-
puted to the iVlansion-House on Thursday after-
noon, to explain to the LORD MAYOR the wishes
of His Majesty's Ministers, and to request that
he would recommend to the Court of Aldermen
to authorize the issue of Press-Warrants in the
City—a permission which has not been obtain-
ed for many years, and which the City is very
cautious in granting. The situation of public affairs,
and the evident necessity of using every exertion tr,
call forth the whole strength of the Country, in-
duced the Court to agree to back these Warrants for
one month., and accordingly several hundred persons
were impressed on the same evening, and the press
continued very aaive throughout yesterday. "
Besides the preparations and the employment of
the various forces which we have lately mentioned,
the whole of the Regular Troops in the Kingdom will
be rendered disposable, by substituting the Volunteer
Corps in the present duty of the line. The example
proceeds from the Capital, where the Royal West-
minster Volunteers will next week take the duty of
the Guards, whO are to march for the Camp near
Chatham.

The Bucks 'Militia has orders to encamp .on
Claaon Cliffs, which command that part of the Es_
sex Coast between the Colne River and Harwich.
The 4th Regiment of Foot is on its route, to re-
inforce the Troops of the Line in the Eastern Di:—
trid.

Orders have been issued to the Plymouth Garri-
son, by Majbr_General ENGLAND, for the Regi-
ments, Volunteer and, Assodated Corps, to get per-
fect in their different manoeuvres, and particularly
to be instrufled to level low, as the General
means to brigade the whole Garrison early in
August. Orders have also been issued to the latter
Corps, to have their arms kept in perfectly good and
serviceable order, as an Officer of Artillery is, in
about a fortnight, to inspea and report upon the
state of the arms and accoutrements of the Volun.
Leer and Associated Corps to Major-General ENG-
LAND, and from him to the Commander in Chief.
Yesterday the Colours of the Uxbridge Yeomanry,
commanded by Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, were
presented to Captain HILLIARD, in presence of the
whole Corps, by Lady BAYNES, on Uxbridge Moor,
before a very numerous and genteel company, many
persons of fashion being present. Her Ladyship
male an impressive speech on the occasion, re-
ininding the Corps of the probability of their speedi-
ly being called into aaual service to repel Invasion ;
and Capt. HILLIARD, in reply, answered,for the
courage and alacrity of his bro&er,soldiers. The
ground was kept by the Buckinghamshire Cavalry,
-commanded by Lord GR E NVILL E.

We find there is not the remotest foundation in
truth, for the paragraphs which have lately appeaf-
ed in some of the Papers, respelling a dignity being
conferred on Mrs. GEORGE ROSE.

CHAR,IES CAMERON, Esq. son of the late Banker,
is appointed to the Presidency of the Civil Govern-
ment of Malta, with a salary of zyool. per ann.

Sunday last Mr. AB gorr, Chief Secretary to His
Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT of Ireland, ar-
rived in Dublin.

Lieutenant-General TARLETON has arrived at
Cork, and it is said, to take the CPmmand of the
Southern District.

The Marquis DE RI ZA, Ambassador from the
Court of Portugal to the Court of Russia, and his
Suite, are to embark on board His Majesty's Ship
Latofta, Capt. So rIIERON, now in Yarmouth Roads,
to be conveyed to St. Petersburgh.
The account published in the Papers, of the death
of Sir THOMAS PARK YNS, Bart. at Bunncy Park, is
we are happy to find, unfounded. Sir THOMAS is
now with his Lady and Fatnily at Bridlington, in
Yorkshire, in good health. It is not easy to con-
ceive what objeCt knavery or folly can have in such
statements.

Yesterday was the first public day of transferring
Consols since they shut fox' the Dividend. A great
deal of business was transafted in them,

The Sale at the..Corn-Market, Mark-lane, was
as dull yesterday as on Wednesday. A large sup-
ply (from 4.5..000, to so,ooo Quarters of Foreign
'Wheat, with other articles being (~n sale} but no
buyers. Oats from 2S. to Is. lower, and a great
quantity of them at market.
At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for
the Western Division of Kent, 4dward 401z,v ards,
ccniviaed of a misdemeanor, in buying a cow at.
Farninghain Fair, and afterwards, on the same day,
selling it again in the same fair, was fined soh and
ordered to be imprisoned twelve calendar months.
At the late Quake.; Sessions for the County of
Suffolk, William Bacon, servant to Mr. T. BALD-
wIN, of Walsham, was remanded to the County
Assiies, to be tried on a charge of having burned
the mouths of his master's horses tvith spirits of

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