The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-18 00:00:00

DEAL, FEB. 17.

LATE last night arrived in the' Downs, the
American Ship Sally, of Baltimore, Dery to
GEMMIL L master, bound to. Amsterdam, put in,
being very leaky, having encountered a heavy
gale of wind in the North Sea, which obliged
her to bear up, after twice being in sight of .the
Texel.

Arrived also, the Galliot Mercuriut, PETEL
HENRICK GEEDES master, of Rostock, in Meek..
lenburg, bound to London, with wheat.

Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's Ships as

per last.

Ws yesterday mentioned in the greatest part
of our Impression, the arrival of Dispatches
from Sir RALPH Aaracsomay, dated in the
Archipelago on the !st of January, which contain
the pleasing intelligence of hi; Army, consisting
of 16,000 men, being in high health and spirits,
and that his piospetts of succeeding in the objeet
of the Expedition were very flattering. Dis-
patches were likewise received from Lord IC 111TH,
stating the capture of two Transports, with
Troops, bound from Toulon to Alexandria.----
These were a pail of six, two of which had got
into the port of AleAandria, one had foundered,
and one was still at sea. Lord Kg ItH's Squadron
had like:vise taken a Vessel bound to France, on
board of which were TALLIEN and other French-
men. From their account it was learnt, that
General MENOU was not prepared to expel so
large a force as that under Sir RALPH Aaat*•
CRUMBT.

Mr. SHAIRP, it is said, left Petershtgb in
consequence of an intimation, that His IMPERIAL
MAJESTY would not permit any person who held
Commission from His 'BR ItrtNil/41 IC MAJESTY to
reside in his doininions. He brought, however,
as we before stated, some dispatches for our
Government.

The new Ministers are expeded to kiss hands,
on Friday. In the beginning of the next week
they will probably appear in their places in the
two Houses of Parliament,
The LORD CHANCELLOR retires with a Pen,
sior! of +OOOl. per annum.

Mr. PITT'S Declaration in the House of Corn.
mons on Monday evening, fully justifies every
thing that we have stated upon the cause of his
resignation, and proves that we have been in
every particular correct. We shall continue to
inform the Public upon the important circuit).
stances of the times with the same temper, can.
dour, and truth, that have uniformly characterised
us.

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From the LOIPON.G4gg7TE, Feb. 17.

ISLE. OT ELY ASSIZES.
EDWARD e.:itaisTlAN, E‘q.

'rueslay, February 2,4,.at Ely.
NORTI-I WALES SPIUNG.CIRCUIT.
T. MANNLIs.i SUTTON, E..q. T. POTTER,, Esq.
Anglerea—Weditcalay, March 2.5; at Bcaurnariv.
Cal niervo4J3irr---Tu esday, Marcri 31,'at Carnarvyn.
iliericarthshire—Nlunctay, April 6, at Bala.

PUBLIC-OFFICE i BOW-STREET.

War-Ojice, Dukfi.l.4'aitti,-Feb. 10, i So. t .
• his -Maje..;ty has..beenipleased to make the fol-
lowing Ppinotioo. in. die "Airily on this Est.i..
biishn►ent : ,

72d Regiment. of Foot, Captaim, Lieutenant Robert Su-
therland to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ennnerson,
resigned.. - I).►ted Oet.. 3t, tgoo. Lieutenant Charles
Scott to be C,,ptani-Lieutpnant, by purchase, vicu.Su-
therland,;promoted, Dazed :►s ab►ve.
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Prince Chart:tie of irales's (or IVP Lood's) Feircle reflarry.
Lieutenant John Kerr to be -Captain-Lieutenant, vice
Arc ribald AlilAtan.,, recommended for a Commiss►on in

the Line. Dated October 13,...d00.
Janie Stettle to be Lieutioant, vice Kerr, pm-
- Muted.. Dated Navernber-13, [Soo.

BREcoN clAcuyr.
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The Honourable Gr.o. HA RDI NGE. A; MOYSEY, Esq.
Preiteigri—Montlay, , Nlarch 2.3.
Breco.7.—Saturdy, March 28.
Card/If—Saturday, April 4.

Brii,iIKRUPT.V.
Thomas Morse, of Htirsley, Gloucestershire, clothier,
to surrender February 24, at five, Feb.:2s, told March
3i, at eleven, at the Salutation Liu, Minchinbanipton.
- A:willies, Mr. Gardiner, Minehinhattipton ;or Mr. R.
'ones, Tooke's-court, Cursitor-street, London:
lonia Edwards, .of Kington, Herefordshire, woolstapler,
Feb. 25, 26, And Marel) 31, at ten, at the. Unicorn I no,
' Leumin.,ter. Attornits, Messrs. Coleman and Evans,
Leominster;' or Messrs. I enk ins and Co. New-Irtn.
' Peter -Walker, lam est Bromwich, Stalliudshire,
drapr' March 4,5, and 31, at tea, at the Waite Hirt
Inn, Siattord. Attorney., Mr: J. Lilly • Parker, Staflord.
Witham Sob% of Coventry, carrier, . March 4,5, and 3i,
areleven, -at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. Attorney,
Mr. Dickons, Coventry. •
joint -M•tskett, of Cromer, Norf-lk, merchant, February
2-ti March 7, 31, at one, .at Attorney, Mr.
Llrucc, eii..ituren-street, London.
Shit:kis L.,:gg, late of Porrsea, shoemaker, February 21,
2S, and March 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At.
torches, Messrs. Collins and Reynolds, Spital.square,
London.. •
ThOina of Tokenhouse-Yard, London„merehant
and insurer, February 21,.. and. March 3, 31, at ten, ar
Cuildls.lll. Attornies, Messrs. A. and I. Westons,
Fenehurcit-street. •
john •Tailby, late of Desborough, butcher, March 2,3,
ann 3 r, at Icir, at the Stuarts'-Inn, Market-Harborongn,
Artornies, Messrs. Kinderley and Long, Symond's-Inn ;
...or Mr. Burford, Market-Harborough. •
Thomas Downey, of Sunderland,- Durham, ship-owner,
anu-18, at ten, and Marsh 3i, at *yen,- -at
the Bridge-Inn, in Bishop. W.ezrmouth, County of Du r-
' pain. • A iturnies, Mr. Parker,,Slinderbutd ;, or Messrs.
Raine and IVrangharn, SecthinA-lane, London. . •
john Creed and Thomas Morie, of Horsley, Glotreester-
shire; clothiers' Feb. 2S, -26, and March 31, at eleven, at
the Lodge, Minchinhampton-COillarion, Gloucester-
shire. Attain:es, Mr. Wathen, 'Strand, Gloucester-
. shire; or Mr. Vizard, No. 4, Gray's-lun-square, Lon-
, - 'don.
paniel 131111 CS, of Illaby,• Leicestershire, vidual ter, March
2.0, 21, and 31, at four, at the Saracen's Head, Leicester.
Attorney, Mr: Freer, Leicester. -• • •
john Clayton; late of Kirdford, Sussex, jobber in, cattle,
Feb. 23, at fixer, 'Feb: 24, at ten, alO March 31, at
- eleven, at the Angel-Inn,. Petworth, Sitssex. Attor-
ney, Mr, W. Tyler, of Petworth.
James MacConnel I, late of Dunkirk, now in King's Bench
Ptison, merchant, heft. 2t, and March 3, and 3t, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornics, Messrs.
Donn aixtTeilstlalc, Threadneedle-street, I.ondun.
DWIDENDS.
Feb. 2g. NlartinWalther Persent,. and Augustus Wil-
liam licidecker, of Little St. Helen's, Londdn,
user-
chants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Mardi 3. John Peters, and Alexander Pet.:rs, of SoUth-
' wark, at ten, at Guildhall. •
Mart to.. jam, EcienborOugh, of N.ottingluirn,,viaual-
' ler at ten, at Mrs. Killer's, Nottingham.
March yr. W tili..tn Burge, of, Bath, money-scrivener, at
ten, at the White Lion luu, Bath.
Feb. 23. George Patterson, of Berwick-upon-.Tweed,
• 'llan-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Land:ult..-
Mar Ci. 17: limes Norton, of Oxford-street, haberdasher,
at ten, pt
March 17. Joseph Ratch„ of Robeit-t text; Bedford-row,
cabinet-nuke.. atten, at Gliildhall.
April 7. joint Phiiiipti, of Addle.strect, Londorti money-
.,
• serivencr, at' ten, .at

CERTIFICATE.
March ro. Richard Hcnry Armistead, of Bradford, York,
grocer. •

sT ERII AY jam -s Bawl, Macy Hodges, alias
Barnes, arid' anzes 'Harrison Gaddirrel, were
brought in custody from the New Prison, 'on:a
charge of breaking open the dwelling.house of
William Keru,,at Sunbury, Middlesex, and steal.
ing a quantity ofgoods.
From the confession of M. Gillet, ,who is ad-
mitted an eVidenCe for the crown, it. appeared
,that her •husband (_Who has absconded), in eon-
jumttion with tluit. prisoner Barnes, tn'oke open
Mr. Keru's house in the night of the 3il inst. and
stole a variety of anicles, which the. other.Pli-
. fioners'reeeived, anti assisted them in disposing of.
,Slur
also macle.a-confession of several oilier burs-
lanes her husband and the Prisoners had lately
been concerned-in at Hampton, Kingston, 'and
other places in that.part of the, Country,- and
gave a :particular account of, the dispoial of the
property so obtained. Her evidence inthe case
of Mr. Keru's robbery being confirmed by a part
-of the stolen property being foundin:the Prison.
er's possession, Barnes was committed to take
-his trial as a principal, and the others as accom-

plices.
Prisoners residing in the neighbourhood,
had .t heti& opportunity 01 carry ing on their de-
rcdatiorts. Gotitiapi been cunployed.as a
gardoner 4nd watelumin to :1 Gcnrituran at Sun.

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bury. .
at4rge and En,
were brought in custody by Perry, itnd others of
the patrolc-, whoappt ebended them early the same
morning, 00 the road near 'Hammersmith, and on
searching theni,,. iknind hear sol. in. Bank-notes
and money, seN era! counteifcit half-guineas, seven
shilling-piNes, and about twenty bad shillings,
a halter, and a knife. with a saw.

The ?rim-lets gave so unsatisfaaoty ail account
of therns,:lves, that •the Magib.trates committed
them for further examination.

Thsrimas Lucas was committed to,take his trial
on a charge of stealing a horke,, the property of
James Boucher, Esq. from a geld at lierkhamp-
st std..