The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-17 00:00:00

tion of Commerce has l rodncea • althost. universal
mtsery,,, and though' the unexatr pled vigilance,
and severity of the Government pr6r,ent the
people from openly Manifesting their, discontent,
yet B-ONAPARTE cannot be ignorant of the distress to
which his ambitious proje6t4. have reducekthem.
The result of the present Negotiation will sliew whe-
Aber he is disposed to Word them the only relief in'
his power, by consenting to. a Peace with-Great Bri7;
tain upon fair and equitable terms.

The only communication which we can make to
our Readers on the subje& of the pending Negotia-
tions is, that Mr. BAsmico is still in town.; but. his
departure is every hour expeaed. It has been said,
that the delay has not arisen so much' from
,any'in-
creased difficulty the 'nature of the Negotia-
tions themselves, as from the situation of Mr.
Fox, who has not been sufficiently recovered' to.
. . •
enter into business with that degree of attention
which must _necessarily
,be .required in a matter of
such magnitude and importance. But all that has
been 'hitherto reported is mere conjeaure, for Mini-
stets h2n-e condtiaecl the whole proceedings with
such Cautions 'diseretion, that nothing iias' really
'been snared
.to itranspire, or will certainly!beknoWn
•
till the affiir has'assumed such a shape as promises
a decisive issue -

His MAJESTY is expe&ed in town to-morrow.

It is understood that the Kitchen in St. James's
Palace is shortly to be shut up.

. There is no essential variation in Mr. Fox's health.
this day; but if he does not absolutely continue. to
get better, it is ceat'ain that he has had no relapse,
and that his medical attendants are favourable in
their predi&ions.
The Ac' ive Frigate, with the Fleet under convoy
from Cork, arrived at Gibraltar on tie QBth June.
The Auckland Packet, with a Mail from LiSbon,
is arrived at Falmouth. The Letters will be deli-
vered to-morrow.

The following intelligence was yesterday posted
at 'LLoYD's : The Revanche, of 48, uiis, La
Guerri,!r,. of 48, and La Syrene, of 3G guns, Sailed
from L'Orient on the 27th of March. On the 20th
of April, in lat. 56. N. long. 30. W. they captured
the Lark, of Dartmouth, and the Rath, of Oceter,
bound to Newfoundland. These Frigates intended
to cruize for some time in the above Latitude and
longittide, then to proceed to the Coast of .Africa,
and to run down from thencelO the West Indies:.

Advices from Bombay, dated Bth March, men-
tion the departure, on the 25th of the preceding
mouth, of the Hon. Company's Ships the Earl 91
Camden and City of London, on their homeward-
bound voyage. The relativ;:s of thole who kire,,ex-
peaing the return of their friends to this country
may take m intereqt in perusing the forbm hig List
of Passengers on board of :hose 'Ships :

Mrs. Waddell, Mrs. Bland. Mrs.. King, and Mrs..Maeo..•
lance ; lames Sutherland; Esq. Master Att,..k.lasit of, M.ifiliv;
Capt. I. G. Vashoit, of ilte Royal Navy ; .C.;;.Orge
Esq. or the Illominy Civil Service ; Cowlick li,septrßlaritt,
of tne Engineers ; Captain Osborne, H. mbay i.urr,pean Re.
Kiment ; John Maenulance, Esq. S3ttge6n ; Captain W. J.
Eldridge and Surgeon A.%VallaC,!,
moot ; Capt. W. Burke, Boinbay Native Irrtarnry; Capt.On
Warren, His Majt.sty'S both. I(cgiinern ; Me. .1(3(41141, late
Bombay Cart,t ;
.Mr. ;
Bromley, Native littantr ; Licut H.' Hawkins, LstKinu rs ;
Lieut. Carter, Ills Nlajest, ?a E4'.11 Regt ; Wra: .Rucidiut.ta,
ditto; Lieutenants, the lion. W. Gordon, M,kiLoict; Banes,
and Rtes, Royal Navy ; Mr. loluist.,ne, Surgeon; ditto ;
Lieut. Gordon, Royal Marines ;
,Capt. Edw. LoAt}er, ljis
Majesty's ..19th Foot ; children -Master and Miss Bland,
Mastr ElphiriStene. • • .-

About the same tune the following passengers
embarked on board the nQatcward-bound Ships iron
Madras i

, Mrs; Darley, Mrs. Ne;man, Mrs. Patterson,. Mrs. Ri-
ch,rdson, Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs Ligat, and
Mrs. Stringer; Misses Hall, Darley, Newman, ) Camp-
bell, C. Ainslie, and, S. L. Hurst ;W. H. Cordon, Esq.
sen. Merchant ; Lieutenant-Colonel -Patterson, His Majes-
ty's zad Light Dragoons ; Lieutenant-Colonel Forster, 6th
,t(egitnent Bengal Native Infantry ; Lieutenant-Colonel Bell,
Ist Regiment of Artillery ; Major B. Harris,'lSt Bat..9th Re-
giment Native Infantry.; ,Capt. V. Dawson, His Majesty's
34th Regiment ; Capt. Cleaveland,72d ditto ; Capt.-A.
• 10rd,.67th ditto ; Capt. R. H. Votheringham, Engineers ;
Capt. W. West, 3d Regiment. Native Cavalry ; Capt. W.
Dickson, 6th ditto, ditto ; Capt: A. Grant, zd'llat. ist Re.
giment Native Infantry ; Captain Harding, r4th Regiment
ditto ; Lieutenant A.G. Beaumont, His Majesty's 34thAegi..
- ment ; Lieutenant Darley, stat ditto ; Lieutenant I-lass:a-it,
74tbditto ; Lieutenant H. tiater, tztlilitio • Lieutenant A..
Hobkirk„ 73d ditto ;. Lieutenant Faunt, 34th' ditto ; Lieute
nant I. • Wood, azd Light. Dragoons ; Lieutenant_ C; ..Cui-
,ness, Ist Bat. nth Regiment Native Int:mi.), ; Lieutenant
Stewart, ad Bat. 44th ditto; • Lieutenant Conibe ad Bat.' ut
ditto ; -Lienterraut Doinvixe, tat Bat..rst ditto ;1 Cnsign .Tudd,
H is Majesty's 44th Regiment; .Williani. Yates, Esq. Surgeon;
Mr.,Norman, Assistant surgeon ; Messrs. 11,1.Yattas I.lc.err,
R. Haliburton, and J.Hannil ; E. !Wile,
C.. Baillie, ana.A..Pattersan; Masterszt E. •Thursby, C. A,
Parke, l. Muttlebury,' G. J. Richardson, C. W. Yoang,
and J. Stringer. •

The Earl of Camden and City of London had
proceeded to Ceylon, where they were to be joined
by the Ships from Madras; and the whole were to
prosecute their voyage to England, with a strong con-
voy, under the charge of Capt. OSBOANEi of His
Majesty's Ship Tremendous, of 74 guns.

Several Vessels have arrived in,the Humbet from
Greenland, wbkh left the Fishery about the fifth
ult. Among these the Ipivich, of London, was
boarded a few. days previous to her leaving the
Fishery by a Russian 'Frigate which bad landed
some Convias at Greenland. The same Frigate
was also seen by the ' Sarah and. Elizateth. Zt
is fully believed to have been this Vessel, or
some of our own Cruisers, which 'occasioned the
late alarm. .

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at Mr. Fox's Office, at which were present—
Earl SPENCER, Earl MoutA, Lord GRENVILLE, Lord
HENRY PETTY, and Mr. WINDHAM.

. Lady MARY DUNCAN, whose death we have no-
ticed, was distinguished for her attachment to Mu-
sic, and she had hardly Missed one Concert in
which any -musical •excellence was expected for
upwards of half a century, except for a few years
before she died, owing to.. the infirmities of a very
advanced ar,e, She was a., very- good. judge .of
music; and though, the' general habits of her life..
were severely*' econorrical, yet, she .was a liberal Pa-
troness of rnusical talents.. .