The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-19 00:00:00

HULL, Fan. 16.

ON Monday and .Tuesday last the following
Danish Vessels were brought into this Port by
the AvrizoNFrigate, Capt. Ittou, viz. Two Bro-
thers, and Sash,'ndo Burned, both &dm Kragriaie
(Norway) ; harmony, from Christiansand ; and-
Good Hope, from Dran.
The Swedish Ship &den, JACOB MANEI-111,
bound from Abo to the Mediterranean, laden
with naval stores, is taken by the Sri;tre/ Sloop
of War, .and sent in here; another is laying be-
low, name not yet known ;. and three more are
sent to Yarmouth—all Prizes to the Squirrel..
On Saturday evening, the 3 tit ult. at 7 P. M.
the Cilista, WILT. rAmsor, 'of Newcastle, .was
near)), boarded by a cutter.rigged Privateer afew
leagues ter the Southward of Flamborough_head ;
bur 1w the spirited,. et),rantl of the Captain and
Crew, she was beaten off, and 'the Cedista has
since arrived at her destination, having on hoard
a cargo of merchant goods, of the value of near.
ly '20,0001.

The Hamburgh Merit which became due yes...
terdak, had nor arrived when this Paper was put
to Press.
Yesterday being Ash-Wetlnesday, the 131sitop
Of LoNvort preached a Sermon, at the Chapel
Royal, St. Jahles'6, before the Nobility, from St.
Matthew's Gospel, Chap. iv. verse 17.

" Repent, for the KinKcietri of Heaven is at hand."

*he Lord Pit NIAT r of Ireland, Lor►l and Lady
GR t E, and. a small number of Nobility at-
tended. •

The KING did not hold a Levee yesterday at
St. James's, but we are happy to hear lies MA-
JEVI Y is recovered from his' indisposition.
A Privy Council was yesterday held at the
Queen's House, at which were prese heir Royal
Highnesses the DuK Es of YORK NT, Rad.
CLARE, SPENCER,HARitINGI*O LOUGH-
BOROUGH, and Mr. ADDINGTON

Earl S. VINCENT does not retain ,the com-
mand of the Channel Fleet, as has been ,tated.
The person who is to succeed him in that com-
mand is not yet appointed.—Admirals Coma-
Lt.ts and PRINGLE have both been named.

Earl 'TEMP LE'S notice on Monday in the
House of Commons, relative to the eligibility of
Mr s,)RNI TOOK Eto sit in Parliament, was
giveiiititavery Gentleman-like and;sensible
The discussion of this question cannot fail
to prove highly interesting.
Yesterday, a Court of Direaors was held at
the East India-louse, when CHARLES WI LKI
Esq. was appointed Librarian to the Company's
Oriental Repository. Capt. JAMES BOULDER.
sort, of the ship fort William, attended, and
took his final leave of the Court, previous to his
being dispatched for the Presidency of Bombay.
The Court adjourned at four o'clock, till to-
morrow,

Lady,, Lou ISA PAC ET, it is said, is to be
t unit ' rolonel EItSK IN e, in the course of next'
we *if
rAccount 6f the Amount of Duties on Bri.
iOl
tish and Foreign Spirits imposed. before 1792;
paid into the Exchequer in the years ending Jan.
sth, i Soo, and Jan. sth, tSo i : distinguishing
each year.
Brith7i Spirits. Rreign Spirits. Total of 6.,b.
, C 1.: • .
1800, - 728,454 - 934,10 - 1,632,632
>C•
dol, . 603,193 - 927,593 - 1,530,788.

An Account of the Amount of the Payments
into the Exchequer, in the years ending Jan. 5t1);
I Soo, and lan. sth, 1801, on the Duties on Beer
and on the Duty on" Malt, which was permanent,
till made annual by the Ael of 38th George 111.
Chap. 60.

liter. Malt.
,C. •
tgoo, - 2,251,801 -
13", 11909,30 " 15.3042,