The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-03 00:00:00

B 4NKRUPTS

William Ewins and AVilliam lames, of Birmingham, com-
position ornament-manufacturers. Lout-
Bower,- New North-street, Ited-lion-sq,9lre, London; or
Mr.-Holtand, Birmingham. Air;
William Bell, of Bath, coaChmaster. Attorney, Illr. T. M.
. Cr Bath-
jameS. Andrews, of the Kiu-'s-Arms, Kent-Road, viaualler.
' Attorney, Mr.,'Taylor, ifolborn-court, (tray's-lon.
Join; Francs, of Wir,nture-street, C.:v„,nclish,square, coach-
Ina r. A tronicy,Alr. 17f.ti I kes,'Southativton-street.
Thom is Lloyd, now or late of Dudley, Worcestershire,
grocer. Attornies, Mr. A. Sparke, Holborn-court, cray's
. Inn, London • or Mr. S. Haden, Worcester. •
Susannah Knight, of.A l(LlSgate-St feet, cock-cutter:' A ttot-
nies, Messrs. Sherwood. and IVllli nis, Bank-street, Corn-
hilt, Londoir., • : • -

Thomas 1,1A,1.1ar.(1, of. Betifor,dhury, woollen-draper. Attor
Hey, Mr. berry, M,.-ar..V4-street, Soho,

D 11'1D4WDS
July 4. Bradbury, late. of Basinshall.street; broker,
nine, at T; oihilia)l. •
June as. J. gin:hall, of Woore, , Shropshire; de.aler in sa;
at ten, at the Swan Inn Woore. • -

lone 24. j • 'natter, of S itnt
.I:M4es-street, silverwith
and toy loan, at-ten, at G

THE SUN.

SOW! QT.IIS DICIRE f ALSUNI AUDI/LT?

LONDON, JUNE 3, iSot.

THE Ha' inburgh Mail due this day, arrived in
course. By it Government has received the most
agreeable intelligence respeding the ads and the in-
tentions of the Egrsitoß of RusstA.
His IMP Ea lAL MAJESTY has removed the Em-
bargo from all the British Merchant Ships in the
Ports of Russia, and has permitted them to return
to England. The following Letter from CAA-he:A:en
will be read with the greatest satisfilion.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FRO??/ CU:CRAY E..) DATED

MAY 314 iSol.

" The arrival of a Convoy of 40 Merchantmen
from Hull, escorted by the Bitter,/ Sloop.uf War,
Capt. KITTOE, has given a degree of liveliness to
the Elbe, which it has been a tong time deprived
of, and restored.aEtivity to the commerce of Ham.
burgh.
" We have intelligence here, that the Emr tROR
of RUSSIA is decided on the most cordial ieconci-
liation with Great Britain ; and to evince his sin-
cerity, has taken off the Embargo on the English
Ships, and assured the Merchants he will do his
utmost to ir.demnify_thern for all their losses."

The other information brought from the. North
of Europe by' the Mail, is of subordinate interest
to the above. According to the .ElsiNeur article,
Lord NF LSON is soon to return home with his Fleet.
The preparatibps for defence were cOntinued cm" the
Coast of Denmark, but no arase appears to shew
that they are at all necessary.

The Frigate which hats 'on board Lord' Sr.
HELENS, was off Revel when the last -advices
reached Elsinekr.

The Yleutta article, which' is of the 20th .ult.
containiindireaaccounts froin Constavt;n/ph,, Which
come down to the 28th of April: They ccline by
the way of. Enchareit, the regular communication
having .probably been interrupted by the troubles in
European Turkey. About the ruiddleof April,the
Cciphts, and other Natives of Egypt; had left Ms-
wou, and joined the English, who continued to
blockade illexandr;a by Sea and Land, but without
undertaking the Siege.of that place in form. The
death of the Emperor• ?Alm having released the
Porte from the • restriaions which he had imposed
upon them with respea to England, their co-ope-
ration would, it was expeled, materially Assist the
Expedition.

Rear-Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDIR, With his
Squadron returned from the West Indiea„ we have
the pleasure to state, has joined Admiral CORN.
w-Aws, now cruizing off Air Jr.

His MAJESTY, we undert.tand, it is now settled,
does not go to Weymouth till after the 'Prorogation
of Parliament. It is expeled that Hts MAJESTY
will prorogue it in person, in the usual State, a cir-
cumstance that will afford the highest gratification
to the Public.

The KING, QUEEN, and PRINCESSES AUGUSTA,
ELIZABETH, MARY, SOPHIA, and AMELIA' ar-
rived last night at Jltmkingham-House from Kew
Palace.

THEIR IVIAJESTIES.Iiad a seleft Card Party last
night, at Buckingham House. The Earl of Cats.
rtitri ELI), and Mr. and Mrs. ARTHUR '..3TANRoPE
were.of the Party.
Yesterday I.Ord CARRINcTON, gave a grand
Dinner at his house in St.. James's Place, at which
were present several MemberS of Administration.

A stied Party of Nobility yesterday partook of a
Public Breakfast given by 'Mrs. LLOYD, at Ken-
sington Palace.
His MAJ city hai made ,Mr. ADDINGTON a
present, of the large stone house in Richmond Park,
formerly inhabited by part of the'Royal
and it is said the Rangerthip is to be attached to it.
Hrs MAJ ESTY* likewise furnishes the house for Mr.
ADDINGTON.

On , Monday the Most. Noble Marquis Colts-
wALLis arrived in town, from Ireland.

, Colonel BARR E, 10 whom Mr. PITT gave, in so
very handsome a manner, the lucrative sinecure of
Clerk of'the Pells in Ireland, during the early part
of his Administration, in order-to save a large sum
to the Pension List, is given over by his Physicians.
Mr. PITT is to be his successor. It is worth 30001.
per annum.

Mr. ADAMS, a relation of Mr. ADDINGTON, iS
to. be the new Member for Weymouth, in the room
,f Mr. ANDRRW STUART.

The Infantry, throughout the Southern Distria
Gaye orcicrs to practise firing with hall.cartritiges;
t'.e. men's names, to the amount of too in gach
Regiment, who prove to be the best shots, are to
be taken down, and transmitted to the Commander
of the Distrid.

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NEWS,

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Std nribi wk. datum.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNI s•

•
ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Madero from thi
West Indies, Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDER, 40
the rest of the Fleet have joined the Fleet timid
Admiral CoItHWALL, Xs, cruizirig off Brest.
Arrived several vesselsfrom the Dowts.