The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-29 00:00:00

THE OPPOSITIOK.

WE have lately been very ill-furnished with ma-
terials for this.Chapter—Every attempt to rally the,
broken and discomfited Ranks of this miserable
Party have proved fruitless. Nothing can bring
Mr. Fox from his retirement; and Mr. GREY,
after making an inetredual efi'ort, has gone into the
Country, accompanied by a larger tribe of the
Blue Devils than usual.
The name of a Great Personage has.been used,
we believe without any authority; and the stiffert
Peer in the Realm is said to have canvassed
for a Parry in his name, hut without the gightest
success—The present Opposition baffle all former
rules—When a Party is very small, it is supposed
generally to have the advantage at least of
.a con.
currence of sentiment, and.of unity of aft;on—but
never were more jarring interests, or more diver-
sity of sentiments'and Operations discoverable; tveti
in the most numerous Parry the Country has ever
witnessed, than in this little motley group.—
Mr. GREY is alone, aCtive and violentz—Mr.
indolent—Mr.; TtERNEY temporizing— and MT.
SHERIDAN laughina at them AIL With such an
Opposition will Mr. ADDIIIGTON close his first
Session of Parliament as Minister.

Mr: SCOTT, one of Hts MAjts-ry's Messengers,
arrived. in ToW'n yesterday with Dispatches from
the CoMI of Vienna.
The Frettch rapers. which we received on Satur.
day, were brought over ikt a Flag of Truce, with
Dispatches_ for M. OTTO. On Friday that Gentle-
man had very long conference with Lord HAWIt,ES-
13U KY, tilt TZSIIIt of whith he on the Same day dia.
patched to Paris.
.
The Earl of CHATHAM'S appOihtilent to be Mats_
ter-General of the Ordnake; is announced in the'
Gazette of Saturday. • Ills Lordship is exixaed
ur
pay a speedy visit to Woolwich; where he means
to inspeefevery thing in his Department With. his
own qt,. • , ,
Mr-. firr intends_ Spending athontls this summer'
at Burton-rynsent, with his venerable mother:
Mr. Au ,1 T goes tobtilitii. soon as. Parliament'
i,..prorogu . • • • ~ •
Four Fk,t.-,is. Companies of the 4.th, or King's Own
R.eginlo;) are enCampekt at Lyndhurst, at; a QtlitZd
.for Fitt -Mkktisa-Y, during iris slintt stay there.— • .
'They ttre 'littler the command,of Lieotenant-ColOnel
and- Major Esetit-assz, •Of. the
The four Con...attics
Ist c Captain DU 24'S G
"4"uul Captain L L Lagni !IMO. _
.d Rat taiiigi.—Captain VAusct's Crenadi'er ditto.
3d Siitt:dion.—Ctipoin WILLi SON 'S Light ditto.
The advices from Eir.,2lt received in Town on
Saturday last, brought by. the Swift Armed Cotters
which arriVeditt Plymouth on Thursday last, do not
reach to so late a date as ihosc.. of Which we were
before in possession—and are therefore no farther
interesting to the Priolic than, as, they confirm the
accounts or the good state ,of health and spirits in
which our Troops continued. ,
Saturday nekttly a thousand Letters from Minorca
and Gibraltar, brought to Plymouth by the Santa.
Margarita of 36 Guns, Were delivered froM the
Post:Office.- A Letter froni Port Mahon, mentions,
that. the Expedition fitting out at Carihagena- waS
supposed to be destined against that. tsland, some'
correspondence between a French Emissary and the
Governor ',14 Majorca, expressive of such a pro.
jest, having been intercepted. The Garrison was
healthy, and fully competent to the defence of the
Some 'accounts bad reached Minorca from Egypt
,tl;a Malta, to about the middle of May, they con,
tained nothing of importance,.
The P 0,710110 Frigate,t with, the 1,41d54, FOTH
INGHAM ; Betsey, 011 NTO N ; Isabella anti Ann,
DAR ELL; of London, and several other Ships froth
England, errived at Gibraltar on the 28th May.
The Lady Shaw; STEW ART,' Transport, which
had been taken by a-French Privateer, and capital
into Lisbon, had,arrived at Gibraltar, being
r., tent on account of her having been captured within
a certain distance of the Portuguese Coast.
The Subscription at Lloyd's fOr the relief of the
Widows and Children of the brave men who fel in
the battle off Copenhagen, on Saturday night
amounted to 1.1.,57.1, ss. and the Egyptitin Sao,
seriptiOn to 2,1821. i s.
learn'that the beautiful and 'agreeable r
deice of floivrozxl. is imtuediately to he sold, a
strong proof that Mr. PITT entertains. no evetta-
don of retutnitig into that situ2tion which he tilted
fora number of years with so much honour to
self.

Mrs. SECIIND is playing at Birmingham with
very great success ; attends the Suffolk IN-leeting,.
and the Earl tr. DORcttESTETtrSConcert at'the Bland-
tbrd Races, next month and then spends 'the re-
mainder of the Sutntnet with her friends at•hiver,
pool.
The King's Bench and Fleet Prisons wee
minated in a Tlentlid manner on Saturday night, on.
the occasion of the- Insolvent Debtors Bill hay
passed both Houses of Parliament..
The average price of Sugarf computed .from the
Returns made for tht: Week endins the 24th day of
June, 1601, •is F4rl)-seen Shillings
Pence ilaciftopty per o.ift. . x
The body ,of man dressed in the uniform of a
Lie:arenasit the Navy, WClS•ll9.ireit allure .at
Winterwn his linen was matkedS. W. ;mil is sup.,
n (Aker (tithe late unfortunate
Invincible. 'the.b y was criCrtifrirtrthertr'----