The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-10 00:00:00

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BRIGHTON, SVT. 8.

Tim place is likely to be kept alive for some,
time to come, by an encampment of Ten ThousanL
men. The thth and 18t11 Regiments of horse 01
a Battalion of Guards, arrived here yesterday, an 6
there are several Regiments hourly expeded.—Tile
DUKE of YORK is coming here for a kw dap on
Vi it to the PRINCE. •

On Thursday and Friday will be a Dutch Fair at
the Promenade Grove ; and on Saturday Mrs,
•FITZHERBEaT gives her patronage to
.the ProA,
prietor of the Theatre, when we hope to seethe
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housebUmper.—Notwithstanding the elegant)
manner in which the Theatre has been fitted up, ana
the merits of the Performers, it has not been suf'
ficiently attended to defray the salaries—We are
sorry to see so little encouragement given where
there has been.such great exertions to please.

This morning the PR z NC E reviewed the Artillery
one of the men fell off his horse and was ran ova
by one of the heavy pieces, by which means he Was
so much hurt, that his life is despaired of,

On Tuesday last the three Regiments of Royal
East-India V(ainnteers were reviewed by Licuted
nant-Colonel MILLS, in the Company's field ar
Islington. The Battalions went through the nal
manoeuvres with great steadiness. They have been
presented with six very handsome brass artilterl
pieces from Woolwich, with 'the Company's arms.'
,and
.harness _complete. These pieces, we hear, ar
to be worked, by some of the Volunteers, selected
for that purpose-from the Brigade.
From Dublin ive liarn, that on the 4th inst. s
respite, until further orders, was dispatched fro*
Government to Cdrk, for Sir HENRY BlitoWl'M
HAYES, under sentence of death. -
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A private account from Bombay says,. the Ante.lop Packet arrived here .the 6th March from the
StraltS. 'of Babelmandel. She brings accounts of
Commodore BLANKETT'S Squadron being in the
Red Seo,, all well ; and that the Detachment which
had embarked from Bombay, under Lieutenant.
Colonel MItRRAY, had landed and possessed him.
self Of the Island of Btbelmandel. It-appears that x
Detachnient of French Trobps - had seized two or
three Arab Dows, in which they attempted 'a de.
scent on Shadwan. They effected a landing, but
were soon beat off with considerable less, and tli
greatest number of them made prisoners. This De'
tachment appears to be a set of fugitive marauders,
who had fled from Cairo in quest of plunder. TO
Arabs have consigned them all to hard labour.
ARMORIAL BEARtrms. —.The following case
seems not to have been provided for by the Aet
• imposing a:Tax onArmorial Bearings, supposing is
should again occur. Li a question of Privilege in
the House of Lords in the reign of WILLIALI ancl,.
MARY, Lord Chief Justice 1-lozr cited the Case or
JAMES PIERtY, who was a Trunk-maker in the
Strand, and who petitioned to be admitted to the
honours of the Earldom of Northumberland. The
main argument e., which he relied was, that he was
horn ~ with a liloie on his bcdy, as other Przac 'ES.
had ;)cen, like a Ha/f.mooll ;" and that therefore be
111,1 good tit]; inasmuch as the Crescent cvas the
Feimily Arms.

It seems that BONAPARTE is consoling himself
for the loss of Egypt by forming a Compani
u
Horse in his Guard, who are to fight in the ruann.e,g,
of the Arabs, by threwing, javelins, which Wu'
pass through the body of a man at 25 paces dis••.
tance. This species of battle, imitated from the
willGreekshardly
ancl
prevail Romans, u
imvany
the s
amuseoldt the
Soldiers Parisians, to
renounce
reno but
the use of gunpowder. This troop may, perhaps,
however, serve as the asylum of the, few Arabs
who may emigrate with Generals BELLIARD and
MENOU ; and BONAPARTE will have his company.
of Arabian Guards, as the EMPEROR has his com-
pany of Polonese, and as the KING of FRANCE had
formerly his company of Scotch Guards.

The French Government, it is thought, has not
aced inconsistently in making a new King, af.•
ter all its fworn hatred of Royalty. The ]ate
GRAND DUKE of TuscANy was so beloved by his
people, and the King efTRUR IA is so despised by.
his .tubjeas, for owing his Crown to Republican
robbery, that he will in all likelihood lead a life of
misery and fear. In short, just such a life as ja-
robin malignity might be disposed to inflit as
punishment upon any of its Royal 'victims. Nor
will he deserve the least pity from mankind for
being indebted for his tide and territory to plunder
and oppression.

A new discovery has been lately made, whiCh if
it should prove useful, will not be entitled, at all
events, to the praise of humanity. It is a reccipr
for, the destruftion of field mice. By catching a
dozen of them and confining them in a cage without
food, they will be reduced to the necessity cf caring
one another. The survivor of them being set at
liberty, will fly to the holes of his former, com-
panions, and having become thus cannibal, will tall
upon and destroy the whole brood.
A Scotch Paper gives an account of a storm in the
neighbourhood of Edinburgh, which had been at-
tended with the most dreadful consequences. For-
tunately; 'it adds, 220 • lives were lost, but the &-
stick-lion was terrible 9f—turnips, cabbages, and
6ioni

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THE ROYAL FAMILY went last night to
Theatre. The House was well filled ;it was IV/
BANNISTER'S Benefit : the performances were tb
Comedy of The Heir qt Law, and the Entertain
ment of The Between the Play an
Entertainment, Mr. BANNISTER gave a Voce
and Rhetorical description of Beggars and Balla
Singers, in charatler. THEIR MAJESTIES and th,
Audience_ were highly pleased with the Theatrico.llAT is]
amusements. Is vote I
In honour of THEIR MAJESTIES' Wedding-day ,"1,1 be
a Royal Salute was fired from the Ships in the Roa tllugsh- Augsburg
and from Portland Castle. invest
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