The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-26 00:00:00

ARMOUTH, Atic.

YEST ERD 41' sailed the Pri'ices: SW A
for the Southern Whale Fishery ; Yraut,Elizabeth,
SC HOEMACK, to Hamburg!'; and Charlottenburg,
PETERS, ta Embden. , , '
Arrived the Five Sisters, °PERS, 'from. the Baltic
to Amsterdam, with corn, sent in by 4'Esoiegle.;
and. the lliagdelina, WILLSTROOM, from Amster-
dam to Oporto, with iron and staves, sent in by
His Majesty !s North Sea Fleet. •

. Sailed on a C-ruize the GriAi and Diligence Cut.
tern.

TORBAY, AUG. z 4.

, ARRIVED the Camlerdipain Cutter, Lieutenant
SMITH, from a Cruize, and having taken in sothe
-fresh, provisions, sailed again immediately.

Dispatches from Capt. MANSELL, of the Penguin
*SI66P;. dated in Simons Bay, state that he had had
*an engagement- with threee-vessels belonging to the
Enemy, Some-of Which, though of superior forCe,
.he would'have-, taken, but for his top-Mast being
shot away, and night coming ,on, which enabled
the Enemy to.eScape.
4 We understand, that it has been suggested to the
Owners of India Shipping, among other means of
defence, to provide their Ships with a few 42-pound,
carronades, to prevent boarding; one carronade to
be .fi:l,:ed.on, each side the poop, two on the quarter.
deck, and, ihesame number. in the waste. These
gtms are recommended. to be;filled with grape ;
fort which no force whatever could stand,, if the
guns be properly dirdled, the instant the .Enemy
attempts to board. .

ANNIVERSARY OF ST. Lours.-.—Yesterday 'be-
ing the Anniversary of the Festival of St. Louis,
the day was observed by the French Emigrant No-
bility and Clergy with all the solembities due to
the occasion. High mass was performed in the cha-
pel dedicated toSt. Louis, in St. George's-fiends, at
which MoNstEUß,formerly Count d'AaTors, and
the Prince d. CONDE, assisted : they were accom.
panied by. Monsieur BARRANTIN, Garde Seeau,
several 'of the dignified Clergy, among whom . were
the Bishops of ST. l'Atrt..and :C.lssz, and an infinite
number ,of ci-devant Admirals, Comnianders, and
:Officers of the Army and Marine—they wore, ac-
cording to their rank, the 'insignia of the Order of
St. Louis--,-the Grand Mass ws perfoimed by the'
Bisloi; of tarSEZ ; and the Sermon was preached by
Monsieur COULON, the Chaplain to the late King
of Fiance. It was, as usual, a panegyric -or, the
virtues of the. Saint, and an ekhortatioh .to the andi-
tors to imitate them. An 'immense concourse -of
m
French attended. At the moentthe Ex-Princes'made their:appearance, they were received by their
countrynien, with every.demonstration of respedt and
esteem.-

Sir HENRY -8.-HAI-Es was brought uP,to Court
:last.Week in Cork, when he was informed, that
the 'Point of Law submitted in his favour to the
Judges, was not :tenable. The execution of the
sentence was fixed for the 7th. ofSeptember ; but
understand that the' party .whom he hai in-
'‘jared is extremely desirous to save his life.,Mr.
Just-lee-lox, a very intelligent Lawyer, and a hu-
,mane man,. is one of the Judges on the,Circuit, whci
will finally dispose of the business.
'A number of plants, called the Pimento, or. the
. Allspice of the WeSt Indies, arc to be sent to Ben.
gal by one 'of the Est India Company's extra 'ihips.
:now about to be dispatched. , They are.eOnicgned
to the care of D. ROXBURGH,. the Company:Nilo-
taniealSuperintendant in Bengal, at the ;reeormnen.
dation of Sir JOSEPH BANKS, in- order to ascertain
whether the climate ofthat part of the world is fa-
vourable to. the growth or the plants,. as has been
stated.

The New-York State Society of Cincinnate cele-
brated the 4.th of july; as the twenty-sixth An
of the art of the Independence of the United
States; ,with the spirit at much of. Britons as of
.Americans. They drank, with enthusiasm---" To
our 25th and 4.0 Regiments, the Conquerors of the.
French .Invincibles."—" To the memory of Sir
11Artp,H, AII,E,RC.RONMY."---" To Lord NELSON,
ove fitz the Conqueror-of the French and, the
ame4'"--,-.To the success of Commodore 'DALE,
3#ith his two fins, again-it the Pirates of Barbary."
" To the actilereQce of PI-CS:dent. JFERSQN to the
.enggements in his inaugural address."---"TO
the regeneration'of his faculties with that of his
health",--with various Other toasts; each accom-
partied with the Music of some suitable Scottish lune.

News wa.s, in the beginning of July, received at
Philadelphia, that the Spaniards ,had issued a Pro:.
hibition, excluding all Fbreign Ships, of whatever
nature, from the Torts of Cuba.

'I Iv:. French are at this' moment diligently ein-
-.played in: endeavouring to rival us in our staple
manufaclure. The-Minister of the Interior has of-
tired a considerable 'reward to the ibvenior of the
best machines for carding hild' spinnihg wdol, ancl.
;subordinate rewards .to t,hose who are.sticassfui.in
a less degree. , .

- A person, not ,z S miles from Bristal„las, at this.
'time four large ricks of old Wheat, for which he
was offered .255. per bushel, but woula,not Sell it
:under 3os. The same persoo last wee-k offered the.
said Wheat zos.,6l.4us.could find no-purchaser.
A boy being employed to hold a horse belonging
to
,Captain Luc AN of the Navy, imprudently. at-
teMpted to ride; us soon as he mounted; the
threw-him; br.oken, -gnti he was taken
Infirmary,'
w the Wernilinitcr,