The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-19 00:00:00

DEAL, MAY IS.

THE Basilisk Gun-brig- sailed yesterday evening
to the Westward ; and the Shari, Sloop of War
came down this morning from the River, and sailed
soon after, with His Majesty's Sloop Ravem,
gressor Gun-brig, Wakefield and Bonitor Trans 7
ports, for Portsmouth.

HFR MkjESTY this day entered into the 58th year
of her age, on which occasion the Rorm. FAMILY
received tilt Compliments of- tha Nobility at Kew
Palace.

HER, MAJESTY will hold 3 Court' for the Nobi-
lity at St. James's Palace on the 4th' of June next,
to celebrate His MAJESTY'S Birth-Day, but there
will not to a Ball& the evening.
Their Royal Flizhnesses the Pit tNC E of \VAL ES
and the DrKE of Yon K will review the Volunteer
Corps on the King's Birth-Day.

The Standard of lON AP A RTE's Ttrvincibie
melt was _yesterday brought to Lord HOS.:OI.T'S
Office, as Secretary of Sta:e fur tiir War'Pepart,
merit. r•

The House of Commons last night voted an Ad:
dress to His MAJESTY, for erecting a Monument to,
.the Memory of Sir R. ABERCROMBY*I Sr. Paul's
Cathedral. Over the Monument the Colours taken
on the 2iSt are to be placed.
We have heard that,it is intended to create tidy'
AMCROMlll'aPeeress, with remainder :o the issue

Three days before the, Flort., sailed 'froni Egypt,
au Officer had gone into Alexandria with another
Flatof Truce, which had
_not been answered by tl:#
Commander when the
,Flom: :got under, weigh.

,
At the same tint!' that. the -Letters' from Lisbon
express great apprehensions of the French Invasion,
which every day assumes' a more menacing appear-
ance, there is some • coniolation held out in the
orders recently issued in Spain •:- the. Embargo that
was laid on all Portugueze vessels in the ports of
thai Kingdom is taken off.
A .reinforeement- to the Army in Egypt is ordered
to enibark :at Portsthouth, and sail immediately.
This is to -consist of detachments from the Guards,
and other Corps ready for .forcign service. • •
The Colonelcy of the ad Regiment of Dragoons,
which became vacant by the death of Sir RALPH
ABERCROMI3Y, has been given to General bAviD
DuNnits, who, it. is said, will be succeeded in the
command of the 7th Dragoons by Lord P4OiT.

'Governor -13Rowtv was. succeeded in the Go-
vernment of St. Helens by Lieutenant Governor
Rosso?: ;I\4r.: Dov ET9N %vas appointed Lieutenant
Governor.

On Thursday last the High Court of justit jury
met at Edinburgh, when CHARLES HOPE, Esq.
presented his Commission appointing him His Ma-
jesty's Advocate for Scotland. After the usual
oaths were administered, his Lordship took his seat
within the Bar ; and on Friday his Lordship was re..
ceived with the usual forms in the Court of Session,
as His Majesty's Advocate.

The Par-is Paters that arrived yesterdy, contain
an Address made by General JouttpAD! to the Pre_
fells and Sub. Prefects of the Six Departments into
which Piedmont has been divitied. In this he in-
forms them, that that Country is not united to the
French Republic, anti that their als are to bear
no (other title than those of, the Provisional Admini-
stration of .Piedmont. We rejoice to see' that ‘the
Chief Consul still hesitates with respe6l to the great
Republican Usurpation, and that this hesitation is
probably owing to the dispositions manifested by
the new EMPEROR of RUSSIA.

In' the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, on a
Motion to set aside an Award made between two
parties (man and wife), and where it was asserted
a Deed of Separation had been entered into, Lord
Et.OON took occasion to observe, that in his opinion
such deeds were not available at Law; the Ruhlie
having an interest in a at3rriage contrail, as well
as the parties themselves. . •

THE, II AAIBURGH MAIL.