The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-11 00:00:00

T 11 E SUN.

iOLLM QULS DICLI.L 2.15,L14 AU4SAT ?

LONDON, VINE 11, Ow.

The Hamburgh Mail which became due yester-
day, is not arrived.
His MAJEsry; in his excursion to Weymouth,
goes by water in the kyal.Charlott; Yacht from
Lymington. The Yacht.was ordered to be out of
Dock this 'day.
A Council; of His MAJEsry's Ministers was
yesterday held at Lord FlAwyalssu xv's, Office, in
Downing-street. After it.broke up, Dispatches
were sent off to the Court of Petersburg'''.
His MAJESTY lias.been pleased- to order a kind
of .Uniform, which will be worn.at. Weymouth,
and which, at HIS MA) ESTY 'S. desire, .the Prin-
cesses will adopt. It is scarlet with a narrow gold
lace, the same which is to be worn by the Knights
of the Garter.

.HER MAIESTY!S German Dana is to go round to
Weymouth in the ii,ugusia` Yacht. The Aquatic
Entertainments there, are to be upon a grander-scale
than they have- hitherto been. • • - - •
Mr: FORD; the-Magistrate, g,oes.;o :Weymouth
during His ILI gsTy's residence there.

The 25th inst. is talked of as the, day -bn which
Pailiament will probably be prorogued.
• Mr. MARCHANT, the eminent Seal Engraver,
had an interview with His MAJESTY on Tuesday,
at Kew, respeaing a Nev) Great Seal which he is
employed to engra‘e. •.. •
A Military Officer of Rank is, we,undetstand,
soon to be brought to trial tor peculation.
Yestently the, Purser of the Loll Nelson, an-
nounced the, arrival of the following China Ships
of Portsmouth :—The Cirencester, Ceres, Bruns-
wick, Arnistou, Ifialthanwcw, Earl St. Vincent,
Marquis Wellesley, Canton, `Lord Nelson, Carron
(extra Ship), TruinzlZoze (Portugueze)—thy left
China 26th January, arrived at St. Helena isch
April, sailed from thence April.
The L,viatkeur, .and •••---=••,* Brig, Whalers,
from St. Helena.—The. Moss parted company ofr
Wand Ascension,
_29th April.

The Ganges, Capt. GREY, returned to 'Bombay
t6lse docked s • and the llugb Inglis, Capt.Alß_
x, arrived' from St. Helena the day the Fleet left
China ; April t, spoke the Wit/if/tit Pitt from
E ngland, lat. 35. 25. long. 224'
We are concerned-to state, that no accounts have
been received of the ship Earl Talk:, JOHN
I-lAm LTO N DEM PST E it. She sailed from-Bombay for
on the 6th of August-Ittst;land had• not' ar--
rived there when the Fleet- sailed on the .tot of
January,- although she was exported- in OCtober.
The report of yesterday was some What ludkroUsi
and we believe most of our Readers will. be ittili.tied
to pause before they give implicit credit to it. „ It
was, simply, that the Chief Coriettl. of .the. qiettt
Nation had run away. •It is 10 be Observed,.int-
probable as the rumour•is; tilt we have know,n.an
instance of a Gemg;ral
.running aittyty fr;pip Lis,Aimy
Egypt,in and that, as a-Chief aittstrAte,‘ hit; been
said to IsM al tie Irtile.--=the up,ilogy
may pOvail in more points•than one. . •
The kmalning part of -tile .Betlt'shire
marched froin Poole -on Tnesday .fctr ;.,
and' yeSterday morning znot her iTfcmpick the. ktlial
Greyiarrived at Poole; an?l,,ase. gone inickquitrttis.
The tlrriwai.of LOrd NtlsoN in Towtt
expected next week. Whether his Lota.latip, re-
turn, late or early, 'he will find tstv onefeeling on
the part of his 'Countrymen towards. hits. ,'$ •
Accounts from..-Drc.r.lbeim state, that ate.f.i4hety
on the Coast cif Norway had wholly f4i/ed this -
season, partly from ,the bad.:weatheri: hut 'chiefly
from the want of the encouragepent- in the
-meni,•ivitich had other more imp.atant
,conears.to
attend to during• the last Spr.ittg.: •
A boat was lately finnili•ort•the.Coast of7iittaid,
••
with the name Levitteiltie on-•its•stein.e• From thi§
it is suppaied it belonged- to: *His Majesty's Ship
irptiinc;b/e, which was.last near ;Yarmouth, ,and that
it must have drifted all the way to Stilakii.;- i

American Papers, have been received to the loth
of last MOnch. '• •

Mr. JEFFEisoit has not hitherto, shw en:any Avant
of that moderation, candid equally to the-Federalists
and the Anti-Federalist,, which alone. becomes the I
High Office to which ,he has been 'eldied. It does
.;
not appear that he is so eager as some of the Anti-
Federalist leaders would desire,' to dicplace the;
Federalists from all the official employmer.ti in the
general Government. of the United. States:. Spine,
difficulties-have occurred' in finding pe:rsons
to fill the vacant offices..

General Std-rii refused the appointment of Secre_.
tary to°the Navy, huh consented to do its dude; for
tt single mouth.

JAms IyIADDisoN is Secretary of State.
Mr. PICKER ixc had to,ooo Acres of indiffer.
ent Land. To compensate his services,. the Fede_
ralists or the 'North East Provinces have by a Sub:
scription purchased it from him at five or six times
its value. He is now inclePentlent, anti intends to
settle in the county of Essex. .

Mr. OLt vEk ,BVot.cor, late Secretary to • the
Treasury 7 has also retired poor •fropt ChrtCe. He •
liag been_,Feserited by •the .Federalists with many
thousands of Acres_of Land,. in testimony of their
est!fcm for his charaaer, and. gratitude for his ser.
vices, -