The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-10 00:00:00

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The Pelican hag arrived at Portswoutt
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maica, and we are sorry to say she brings an account
of the lois of tha' Orpheus Frigate," Captain Bnldds,
off Jamaica.

' THE Letters brought by the Mercury, froni:the
Ensl Indies, -"were yesterday deliiered, and we feel
great 'pleasure in stating, that the unforfutiate'dis-

tutbances which prevailed among the Native Troops
have entirely,subsided. A very serious. ruisunder.
standing took place between Lord F. BENIII4CIC.
and General c.:UADDOCK, reSpeOillg the orders of
the latter fer shaving the Sepoys.

Capt. SNOW, ComMander ofa Nutral Ship which
_recently sailed from Cadiz, and touched at Cork on
the 4th inst. says, that at the time of his sailing from
Cadiz- there were • nine 'Sail .of the Line (five
Trench and four Spanish), three tfrigates,
of Troops, ankt vietualled• for seven months, ready
to sail. He, (Capt. Smow-) passed through Lord

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COLLINGWOOD'S Squadron, consisting of seven Sail
of the Line.

Jr is with much satisfaEtiota 'we find, by the De&
eision in the tiousg,of Commons last.night, that the
present Administration are, likely to have the firm
support of the Representatives of the People in up-
holding the ,King's PrerOgative, and those Laws
which are essential for the presetva don of our happy
Etablishynent in Church auct State.—Wehave no
doubt that the tnajority- of the Representative Body
Kaye on this occasion firmly:expressed the --ieziii.-
ments of a very large majority of„t4eir qQnstiqs9,4.
throughout the 't mpire.

T A Ship has arrived' at Calcutta 'ft-Om Malcca,
wlth'an account. that on the. Ist of Odober an Arab
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vessel had arrived there in 14 days from Batavia, and
had. communicated the intellig-ence of avery yrriaus
insurreEtion having taken place among4t tnelava-
uese.:it .Cheribon-.; _ that:ok_ Dutch GoveruttiFtitr had
detached a large force.front Batavia, consiat.in of Ja-
vanese and French troops, to the assistat*e of .the
Garrison, and that of the former above -40,09 bad
gone over to the insurgents.
The.Tbeiis and the. Trafalgar from Jamaica are
arrived at Liverpool ; they fell in with the scuppson
. Man of War, with 27 Sail of East Indiamen,,,Sm•
'under.Convoyfrom St. .Helena ; kept ctimpanrwiii,
them several days, .and parted from. them sin.the,
Channel--
.Yesterday Heft MAJBsTy held a Drawing. Room,,
which was more nunieroUsly attended than any this.
season.... •
Dispatches were last night • sent off from the Ad.
miralty.tu,Admiral Sir JA:kIES SAL/ 31AKEZ, at Guern-
sey....
Capt. WutTalt, on whom a Court 'Martial is in-
tended.to be he at Portsmouth, left town yester-
day for that .purpose. •
General HEWITT took his departure last night for
India.
By a letter from the Squadron lying off cacli2,
reoeiVe' the unpleasant intelligemv, that. the
~.kkiry; Captain DEVSDAI,E, that sailed under the
'convoy of the Spartan, is lost a few miles east of
with ,000 stand of a;ms on
The Enemy took possession of her ; but the
Beagle Gun brig gallantly anchoted near her, and-
' bliriit her,' with her stutet, td the annoyance of.
' the s*.ktors.

THE THEATRE,irII. new gomedy, entitled A Day.
, , .
'in London; was nrougnt-tor:ward. ,e.-;t.-n-daY evening
at Drury` Lane 'theatre, Which is irnp.ved 'to Ctx
RY,. the 1-1616 r; but blog-ether it had so fnv:elairps. to
public favour, that the general sentiments' of, the
Nifilieriee obviously signified that it' ought to' be
heard Only for a ?light */ Lindon:
Yesterday 3 Cburt of Directors was held .at the;
East India House, when the six new Direqors- toolt
the oaths and their seats. EDWARD PAaaY and
'CHARLES GRANT, Esqrs, were chosen Chairivaa and
Deputy Cbairrnita for the year ensuing.,

FALMOUTH, APRIL 7.—Sailed last evening His
Majesty's Brig Columbine, of 18 guns, Capt. BRAD-.
S4AW, With a Fleet (30,Sail) under convoy for New-
foundland and Quebec ; the William Transport,
TROUNCE,
.for Bermuda; and the America; COL.'
BORNE, for New Brunswick.—This day His Majes.
ty,'s Ship Hum-ter, of la guns, Capt. HILL, with
The Mercury East India Packet under convoy, for the
Downs ; .the Walsingharn Packet, Itozaars, with
two Mails, for Lisbon ' • and the American Ship Par.
MUMS, HOLLING, for London ;_ she arrived this ay
from New York with floor-69 days passage.
Arrived the Cyrus, frotn_Bourdeaux, with brandy,
bound .to. Bremen, detained by His Majesty's Ship
liana, of ,36 vans, Capt. MALTNa - and the West-
India Ship Indefatigable, OSBORN, froro Jamaica„to
wait convoy for London.

PAssnucxas pia WA LS/NCHAM—Wssrs, Ward, Lester,
Young, and Perkins ; Mrs. Parker, and-Miss Illiers.

DEAL, APRIL 9.—Sailed from the Downs last
night the Him. East India Company's Ship Lady
Castlereagh,' Capt. Mtn RAY, and several other out-
ward-Wald Vessels. The Taunton Castle and Su-
rat Cassie, with the re t of the ontward-bound Ves-
sels, Coasters, and Colliers, sailed from the Downs
this morning, without convoy, for Portsmouth.
Rest Vice-Admiral ROWLEY arrived at Deal,
and early this morning. hoisted his Flag (White at
the fore) on board His Majesty's Ship Princess of
Qrenge ; at the same time salutes were fired, and
Adiniral Mor4.OWA't shifted his Flag. from the
Princess of Oninage to the Isis, in which Ship he
proceeds to Newfoundland to take the command of
that Station.

Came down from the River several out ward-honnd
Vessels, and remain in the Downs with the rest:4l
the Ships. as per last. The Explosio7Y Bopah has a
Signal flying for a-Convoy to the Westward.:

CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL' 10,11 e Supply. of
Wheat to-day is large; .part from Scotland; the late
plenty of Fivur causing so little demand,. very few
pit saes are effeaed, and those at less prices;
barley in large supply, and almost withoitt buyers;
Itit:l3 lower .Grey Pease in, plenty, with .13eans
of 'iotli sorts, and likewise cheaper; the supplies of
OA fire rather considerable, and sales nearly at last
res ; Flodr without alteration, but very heavy of
Af)te. . •

Wheat 45$ 3 6os,a yjs ad ,Reins , -39 s a 4cs oi
Fine ditto 7,. 76 3 323 ad Tick Beans 32s a 385 od
Rye - ' -4•3 s i ass.
ad Oats us a 265 a
.3os od
Barley•.:-• .` - - 32$ a 3s, Od ' Poland ditto 3is aps .04
Malt • .-, -66 s .a 72. s od -Rape.Seed ;al. '341 os% oil
I
White Peaze, 74s "a 81$ od .Fine Flour ..69s A 65s ,od
Crey ditto 48s a 43s od Sec.-oods 55s a 604'04

The Captors of the two Dutch East Indiamen,
&c. mentioned in Saturday's Gazette, are likely to
.share largely of Prize Money. There are numerous
truqcf-bottomed Prizes which will speedily b car
tuned likewise eastward of Temple-Bar, and tot
which many it jolly Tar, in particular below Londo
Bridge, is now keeping a sharp look-out. The pre-
sent Lottery Cruize is here alluded.to ; and in vvi,icb
a Prize, worth 20,0001. will on the very onset IA;
captured, nest Tuesday morning, within a minute
after ten o'etOck. Such ought to make a minute of
this hint As have not yet entered on board this Lot 4
tery First-rate.
The Adventurers in the last Lottery received the
entire benefit of all the Capital Prizes. HoaNsa%
.04, Co, had the success of sharing Forty-fiva
angst their Friends. The present Scheme is bv
yond compare in favour of those who buy before
laeittl'atiesday.. HoaNser and Co. r,quest Clubs,
Siicieties, 49d IndMduals, not to delay, as i; is, their
Wish to put them in possession of tile Eirst-drawrs
Ticket, 20,0001. on 'either of the four First Days.--•
26, cornhiil, 62, Charing-Cross, and St. Mar+
BUrough. •
in his late brilliant speech, called
Mr: Plir. his'Polar Star; bat what name sufficiently
grand can be given to that bright Constellation which
makeits appearance, ti,e'slL,pe of a Twenty
Xlzeueand Potinifs' Prize, viz Tuesday morning nest,
AMn o'clock • •
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NEXT TUESDAY,
rt Drawing of the STATE LOTTERY will commencer
aritilhe ritst-drawn Ticket, on.thAt I)4y will beentiticd to
YEN ry 'nit) USAN DVOUN

71.4 AZ RU, WiINE, and . Co. No. 93, Royol
4change, who. Sold, the First...drawn CAITrAI.
Pl-CLZE' In the last Lotter, iire selling TIUKETS
SHARES•Yor.ttieprsent•STXTE Low LIZ Y.
• :OM kitst,,,clrawti:ricketscin theztl, 3d. ami 4tb Days of
Drawing, wit'. be2lso entitletJ. to TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNIIS each.
4 Prizs of -

STATE Loi"rE ky ~
. - Czo,se?o to Priies of .
- 10,000 to. - - - -
47' -' ' ;:' -.- • ' ' seen , . &c, Acc. &c.
Q WIFT
.and Cb. No. i 1 „Poultry, and No, 124
kJ c liarin4.7crqss, are selling the T 1 CK.E.T,S and SHARE
of the presept STATE LO rT E N.?, to' begin Drawing on
TUESDAY NEXT.
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This- Lottery. contains an unusual number of the highest
cfpitals, anti gives to the tirtt Three Thousand Tickets iolo
each, over.,and above any other Prizes that
.may betirawo
igamst them.
...,-EIGFI FE liN .cA RITA L PItIZ.ES in the last and pre-
cqtlllliC Lotteries, wt:re .Sold in. upwards of Two Hundred
Shags, at SWI FT and Co.'s 0111cL.s. . .

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• •EV:ERY TICKtT A 'PRIZE.
4, C°lotitleto and;sy, CIiARING7CROSS.:.
BISEI respe4tfully- acquaints. the Nobility,
• Gentry, and the Public, tbat alt vICKE.P.S in the-
STATE LOTT E drawn :N Err 'VU ES DAY', will be
PRIZES; and every Ticket'diavirt on that Day is intrinsi•
Gaily worth more than Thl-ty -Guineas. the -First-drawn
Ticket is entitled to w ENTY THOUSA ND POUNDS..

1C K E'CS andSHAIZESare selling ingreatvarietyatthy
above Offices ywhele No: 663;, a Pi iZe 36,000 t. in Inc 1:0
• *d
Lomry, wenty otherCeipital Prizes, were sold, shared,
and registered.

The SCHEME vontains

4 Prize's of • 420,000 4 Prizes Of Z5OOO
4 . • - 10,000 1000

sze. Szi
*.* Lottery

'c. R:c.
us Next Tuesday.

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LO,NDON : Printed by R. HAARIS (of Manley-170a-;
tow-street), and pubrisned by W. A.-ScR iPt'S (or Wit"
M,,ulton.streetl, at the 5u4,0114e, 14z, Strand.