The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-03 00:00:00

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'YESTERDAY the Lords Conamissioners attended.
in the House of Peers, when the Loxo CHANCEL-
-1.0.Z I.ati. the Speech of their Lordships to both
Houses, -and prOrogued. Nrliament to the 6th of
August next, . - -

we have the satisfaftion to announce the: arrival
olthe-Leeward Llinl Fleet, respecting the safety
of which unpleasant reports had been propagated.
The greater part of them passed Portsmouth' yester.
day, under convoy of tlw Upwards of forty
ships left the Fleet, on the-45th tilt, when about half
way honie.

By the Leeward Island Mail we learn; that an
Expedition was fitting out from those Islands, -thc
objed of-which was supposed to be Gua‘taloqe.

Jr Was with-great justice that we yesterday re-
proachetl the other Papers with baying overlooked
the Intelligence even by General MONSET, of the
conclusion of Peace between Spain and Portug 71—
The Lisbon Mail, which arrived yesterday, ltas
confirmed. this Intelligence in such a manner, as
seems to leave no roam for doubt. The.terms had
not been made public, at. Lisbon on the Il_th ult.
but the speculations of the Public anticipated them.
We cannot but apprehend that they must be very
-clisadvintageoits` to Po-tugal. In oar subsequent
Columns we have given two Letters, which 'con-
tain all the details known at Lisbon-respeding the
late events.

The Hambur,zh Mail due on Wednesday, is not
yet- arrived.

HE I R MAJtts.rits and the PR I NC ESS4iS .were to
leave Mr.RosF.'s house this morning for Gloucester
Lodge, 'Weymouth.
Iresterday. Lord NELSON attended at the A-chili.'
rally, and afterwar& paid a visit to Sir HYDE
PARKER.

A Board of Admiralty was yesterday held for the
admission of Seamen into Greenwich Hospital.—Se-
veral of the men wounded in the battle off Copen-
hagen were among, the number.
The- Prince de CONDE is very shortly expeCled
in this. Country.

It 'is repOrted that the Armament, consisting of
three Ships of the Line, with Frigates,, &c. and
Troops' on board, Which lately sailed from Ports-
mouth, is intended to take possession,of the Brazils,
or Madeira, in ccinhequence of the conquest of Por-
tugal by the French. Gaa, in the East Indies,
will likewise be occpuied by our forces. .
Arrqp.; the Prisoners taken at Rharnanie was a
French C/Ticer, on whom Were found several impor-
tant Papefs, which have been transmitted ,to Eng-
land, '

A Mr. ALBERT, GALLATIN, a native of Ge-
neva, has been appointed by. President ja-FFERSON
to the Secretaryship of*the .Treasury of the United
States.. -

The seat of Capt.- 13rxc, of His Majesty's Ship
Galatea, situate on Catdown, near Plymouth, by
some accident caught fire. about four o'clock on
Wednesday mornings and was entirely consumed,
together with a considerable part of the tUrnitu;e,,
much of which would have been preserved, and pro-
bahly the house also! hact tore been water near,
but unfortunately a quanrily sufficient could not be
procured in time to -preserve that delightful seat-
Vrovidentially no lives. x.verclost. •

II appears from the B.eturns of. the Popul4tioti of
the Town and Borough of Southwark, and East
i-lalf Hundred of Briton Surrey, that the Total
Amount is 4.51,759 Persons. Of these, 69,937 ac-.
Males, and 87,8 i; .'etpales.

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PLYMOUTH, JULY

Ann. ivzr) 'the Moniague, of 74 guns, Capt, Sir
E. NAGLE, from' the West Indies : several Mer-
chant Vessels came under her convoy, all of which
are gone up, Channel, except the Brig Speedwe/1,
THOMAS MrAD master, 'from 'Demerara, laden
.with sugar, coffee, cotton, -84 c. which arrived here
last night.
Arrived the Earl Sputter hired Armed Cutter,
with tewral victuallers under convoy from the
Channel Fleet ; also the Nancy, 13F.AY, from Water..
ford, with Provisions. -•