The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-01 00:00:00

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la I y 'T h omits Price, late.of Walcot-Place, Lambeth,
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Jura 6. fplih 110,1gsco, of the: New-Itqad', merchant, at
ten; at Cultilialf. • • ^

THIS m;rning Government received advice of
the taking of St. Eustatia by the British For es
undeilkuienant-General TRIGGE and Rear-Ad-,
miral DUCKW&RTH. This account, was brought
by the Townsbenti Packet, in zz days from Tortola.,
It was reported at Martinique when the Packet
sailed from that Island, that Guadaloute had ,sur-
rendered.

Dispatches were this morning received at Lord
HAWKESBURYS Office from St. Petersbargh and
Vienna.

THE Hamburgh Mail due yesterday, arrived
this morning. It has brought us an account of the
Evacuation of Han:burgh by the Danes. Of this
important fats Mr. PALISH had an Official Account
this morning, as likewise of the Evacuation of
the City of Lubeck on the same day. The ap.
.pearance of the Negotiation with Denmark is highly
favourable: Count BERNSTORFF was to leave Co-
penhagen on the 24th ult. for.this Country, where he
is coming as Ambassador Extraordinary.

The Car/scrona Article contains a Correspon-
dence between Lord NELSON and the Swedish
Admiral, which shews the great attention on the
part of .his Lordship, to pievent the Possibility of
any further hostility, in the Baltic.

The sailing of GANTIIZAUME'S Squadron from
.Leghorn, is confirmed.

WE yeSterd,ty received farther sets of Paris Pa-
lm to the ntli u 4 v, They contain little that is
'entitled to notice. •We find in them a Proclamation
issued in the end of April, by the Partugueze Go-
vernment, in which the ingratitude and the degra-
dation of the Spanish Government are`so faithfully
depiaed, that there is some generosity towards an
Enemy, in an Ally consenting to publish ir.
_ . .

Nothing seems yet determined respeling the pro-
je4ed changes. the Constitutions of Holland and.
Switzerland. The French Troops continue to
evacuate the latter Country. We ortertainhopes,"
says a letter from Berne, very ingengously, ":ttat
,we shall . soon have no more than 60oel French in
Switzerland."

The Republican Government appears determined
to avenge; on paper, the triumphs we obtain over
its "froops in Egypt, but is nut more successful
with the pen thah with the sword, As the Moniti.ur
some time ago attempted by obsdvationsito destroy
the effc& of the first dispatches of Lord ELGIN
and Sir RALPII ASERCROMBY, k now endeavours
to oppose' to
,General Ilusciirmort the tebtiluony
of a Illa 9 ore.a part in the same evepts. A
Captain of The French Dragoons, made prisoner in
the battle of the z tst of Marc,h has given on
'account of all that took place in Egypt between the
18th and list March, and of the state in which he
had left that Colony : an,account which, as it men.
dons some authentic fah and makes some coned
"admissions, is the more calculated to mislead in
other points the credulity and the judgemert of the
51141 yot fatigue our Readers by an
imitation of tht.mr. observations of the Mogitrkr,
and leaFing the, greater part of the assertions which
this lettCFCOntAins; to their own improbability, we
shall confine ourselves to a very few remarks.

" In the afair of the 2 1# of March, the French
Army 'which bore a share in it, was, it is said,
about 7900 men, of suthich number 600 were Caval-
ry." If even we had not the authority of general
FILITCKINSON, WllO has made the number of the
French amount to ti,ooo, we could easily estimate
it, by comparing the return .of the 14. th demi_
brigade, which the Moniteur published a fortnight
ago, and the names of those mentioned by Mr NOV
in his General Orders on the zoth of March. A re.

ference to these pieces, .with which w,e are furnish-
ed by the Republicans thetiiselves, shews an evident
contradiaion; and either the return of the force of
the Army of Egypt or the present report must be
false. The Editor of the Moniteur and his Protec-
tors have, in the publication of it, seemed to have
.
had •no apprehension of the stigma of imposture
with which they have indelibly branded them-
selves. , The Writer of the Letter himself, in
fad, in his Postcript declares, that " in
,the
of the 21st of March the Ad Light, the
22d of . the 3d, t+th,.and 20tb, Regi-
;
mews of..aragkoii were those trincipully
NoW iii the Retnrit publiShed, these tly.o
and'these thiee Regiments of Ca-
valry, which formed only part of the Left Wing,
were estimated at, more than 3500 men, that is
to say, at more than half the number of the Army.

1 The refutations of their owrl tale furnished .by the.
1, Republicans arc striking, that they are calculated
1, to deceive only those who have neither memory nor

Saturday morning the ROYAL Fm.str.r,took an
airing in Richmond Gardens. -
„
.CHEut MAJESTIES and thePRINCESSES At/GUS.
TA, EVIZABETH, MARY, 'SOPHIA, and AMELIA.
COMOSO Town to-morrow to reside till Friday.
The Right Rev. Dr. Moss, Lord Bisliop o f
NotwicH, read prayers yesterday to the ROYAL
FAMILY at Kew Palace.

His Royal Highness the DUKE of CUMBERLAND
kave a grand dinner yesterday at hii house at Kew
Green, to THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES.
The London Gazette of Saturday last contains
the;appointment of Lord ALVANLEY to be Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, and of Sir W. GRANT
to be Master of the Rolls.

The King has been pleased to nominate and ap-
point Major-General the Honourable • John Hely
Hutchinson, to be one of the Knights Companions
of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath.,

Dispatches were yesterday received from Admiral
Sir ROBERT CALDER.. _ _

Governor flux•rta, on his arrival from Botany-
Bay, attended on Saturday at ,the Admiralty.
His Grace the Duke..of PORTLAND attended yes-
terday morning at Lorts'Hawkesbury's Office.
A messenger last night left town for Yarmouth,
with Dispatches to be fe'warded to Admiral DI cx-
'soN, cruizing off the Texel.
This being Trinity Monday, the Brethren of the
,Trinity-Hotiseitook thei.) Annual Aquatic Excur-
lion to Deptford, .where 'pey heard Divine Service
at St. Pad's, the new Cl',.:dch, Deptford.
The ball which deprive:: this country of the able
and gallant services of Sir RALPH AB ER C RONI BY,
was, after his death, found in his hip bone.

The, z2d Regiment of Cavalry, now in Ireland,
,and tli"two Battalions of the 15th Foot, on Dublin
duty, •are under orders to embark for Egypt.
Yesterday Mr. ROBERT Moog E, second son to
,the Archbishop of CANTER BURY) was ordained by
his father. The ceremony was performed in the
Chapel of the Archiepiscopal Palace at, Lambeth.

The arrival at Paris, on the 26th ult. of the •
KING of ETRURIA, is an event which puzzles
the Parisian Politicians. Under the title of the
Count of LEGHORN, he has been able to traverse'
the .i)tepiiblic without,. cfnndink :the ,feelings of
its
,citizens, and.,=sat the same time nniintAin-
ing uninjuTed the dignity his sudden ity,dty,
to -present ,I
thou shame, and do Lounge
for it to the.hicf.emAil has created it. His
gratitude, to pll appearanw, must be very eager ;
for on the very day of his arrival he repaired to
Maimdisoss, where he was graciously: received.
B
ONAPARTE, we hope, will do, him the honour to
return thiS visit, and to :thank him. for :laving by
this vorte acettstoruS..iw agar
n to cry,
Five L.. 1 p: . .

The French Papers cgritain a correspondence {torn
.Copenhagen, in which Lord NELSON is grossly
calumniated, as having boasted, with too little
modesty, of his successes. A knowledge of ,his
Lordship's charaCter is alone sufficient to destroy
such a • rale. If Lord NELSON were able,to express
too strongly the set.* he has done his Country,
we should_ only say,, that he must be as petfet a
maser of the art of sleeking, as he is of Oe aft Qf
'fightixog.

The several Volunteer Corps of the Metropolis
and its neighbourhoc4, are to have field-days on
the 4th of June, in time accustomed places of ,exer-
cise, but do not assemble in Hyde Park. The
,Bloomsbury Association meets in the Foundling
1-lospital-court, the'bu,rrey y,9luntws on Clapham
Coinlnon, • !Sec.

The Volunteers of Stamford, aid its neighbour-
1-ind, have made a tender of their services to qny
part of the kiigclorn, in the event Qf an invasion.
The. Farringdon Volmiteers ar,f, to assemble on
Thuntday, and to be encamped at Colespits for a
week' in order topesfea„themselves ip military ex.
ercises.

The Hon. C. B. AGAR was on Friday ele,‘fted
Deputy Recorder of Oxford, in the room of Mr.
aor, who has been chosen ReCorder. -
The Importation of Grain continues to &great ex-
tent. The last week's importation was as follows :
Wheat, 28,917 quarters—Flour, . 82,07 j. cwt.—
and Oats, 21,670 quarters.
In consequence of the frequent
_desertion of .the
ecruits sent to Chatham, we understzAd it is in
contemplation in future to..send, theta to the Isle of
Wight.
- Accounts from Java state,'.that upwards of zoo
Neutral Ships have arrived '.there annually' for these
five years past, each, of Which, on lin average, Must
have left at least 70,000 dollars in hard specie,
making the whole sum of ,goo,ooo dollar's ; all of
which' are still on that Island, besides immense
magazines of; produce, military, .and other stores,
accounts from Calcutta state, that the brother of
the Rajah Petumber died...some time since, and the
next morning after his decease, his funeral pile...was
raised with great solemnity, at Bauboo Ghaut;
where, in spite of every remonstrance, two fine
young women, hii wives, committed themselves to
the flames, , with the corpse of the deceased Rajah.

Gen. MAXTINE, who died some months since at
Lucknbw, where he had resided many years in the
service of the Nabob of_ Oude, exclusive of several
legacies AO different charities in India, left behind
him 31lacks of rupees, (or 396,0001. sterling), and
even -this sum was much less than, from his habits
of life, his friends had been induced to expect.
Lieutenant-Colonel WILLIAM SCOTT has been
appointed Resident at the Court of his Excellency
the Nabob yizier, at Hyderabad.
On Tuesday 26th May died at Earnshill, in the
County of Somerset,: Ctept, Honor Cogs*, o the
Royal Navy, -