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London, England, 1802-07-06 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

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kgrip9y, JULY p, 1802.

WE this morning received Pev-i.4 joyrnals of the
;d inst. which contain very little that is interest.
ing. Such articles as they contain? will be found
under the Paris Head.

The French Five per Cents. were on the Ist inst.
at 54. 20.

The Duke of RICHMOND, we. learn -with plea_
sure, has much recovered from his fit of the gout,
and is gone to Goodwood. •
The Right Hon. HEtnty DUNDAS arrived at
Melville Castle on SatUzday se'nnight, from Lon-
don.

At Edinburgh, on Sunday sennight;- while the
42d Regiment were diawn up on the Castle-hill,
and the roll called, MONSIEUR, and the Earl of
MOIRA, With same French Noblmen, were present
to see these gallant veterans.
His Majesty's Barge has been very elegantly
fitted up; and is ordered to be sent to Weyinouth in
the immortafite' Frigate, Capt. Ow EN.
The Royal Admiral, whose arrival from China we
announced yesterday, has brought letter's from the
Cape. of Good Hope; dated the sth of April, which
state that the British TroOps there were under orders
for India.

Yesterday American Papers and Letters to the 6th
tilt. were received.
Mr. BpLLAND, a Passenger in the Brig Hannab,
arrived in Philadelphia from St. 'Bartholomew's,
confirms the account of the burning of passe-Terre,
where the Insurgents at uadalorfpe had taken re-
fuge from General RICHEI" A.NSE,. The Hannah lay
fourteen day 4 off Basse. Terre ; and states, that at
the time of her departure, the Plantations were on
fire, and a French 74. gun ship was bombarding the
town.

Captain JOHNSON, arrived at New-York June 3,
states, that tranquillity has been compieatly restored
at, Cap,? Francois • that he saw ToussAt NT, CH
TOPHE, and other Black Generals at the Cape, Who
had adjusted all their dH'-retices with GeneraI.LE-
CLERC. It is added, that one of the conditions
made,by Touss4rNT for .surre,ndering was, that of
receiving from the French Government an annual
salary of too,ooo :iy res.

The Corre, of Rear- Aritni reti TOT w V was landed
.1. Sit'', Portnmouth, about nine o'clock on
monting.—The -funeral procession went
n,cry slow to The Royal Garrison Chapel, wliere.. the
body. was interred. The Rev. J..DAYis preceded
the Copse, and one of Admiral Tbrry's Brothers
walked between Admiral MILBANKE and.. General
WiIITELOCKE, as a Mourner.
An opposition has uoptpeCtedly:started..4 Liver.
pool. A' Mr. CIi4LM'ERS declared himself "on
Saturday, supported by' the lower orders of the
people, and -JoscPt-nhicH, Esq. a Merchant of
the first respeaability, has in •con Sequence declared
himself. General G.Aico-yi.:E, we belieVe, is pretty
secure.

Mr. Fox's friends are working hard- to set 'him
`right with the EleEtors of Westminster—lt is not
easy to persuade his Constituents that the most
effeaual way of serving them was • by making
speeches at the Whig Club, and deserting his duty
iri the House of Commons.

Mr. TIERNEY, in his recent harangues at the
Borough Meeting may be said, even to ring the
chaUges on the "disturbance of the peace and harmo-
ny of the Borough," in the setting up of Sir THONIAS
TURTUN as a Candidate: We would wish, how_
ever, to remind the late Member, that his own
first proposing to stand (though his pretensions on
the score of property or connection were by no
means so well founded) was objectionable upon the
very same principle—and that his friends, Messrs.
FRANCIS and MOORE, were vary indignant at
such an objelion being offered agains't their setting
up for Tewkesbury at' the last Eledion. .
LONDON Docks.--The Import Dock in the Isle
of Dogs, which is thirty acres in extent, and sup.
posed to he the largest excavation of the kind
ews,i. made, is now entirely walled in and 'com-
pleted. Three of the immense warehouses is:NI
which this Dock is intended to be surrounded are
covered in, chiefly with copper, and three others
are nearly in equal forwardness. The Dock is to
be filled with water on Monday the i 2th inst. when
the. first vessel will be' admitted in due form. A
ship belonging to Alderman BBE al., recently ar-
rived froni the West. Indies, is, we hear, to have
the honour ofrnaking the first entre'. .
NEW CANAL.---7A level has been lately taken, to
prove the practicabilityof making a canal which
may effect a junction between Paddington and the
West India Docks. This Canal is, we hear, intend.
ed to he brought in .a .dired. line from Paddington to
the field beloW the New River Head ; then to proceed
across the City Road, 'and skirt Shoreditch and
Spitzdfields parishes, through the centre of the parish
of Bethnal Green ; and then to cross Whitechapel
parish aifthe Mount, and to communicate with the
Commercial -Road, and likewise with the London
Docks, in the parish of Sr. George in .the East..

- Lieut. R A.E was_ on Saturday again brought before
the Privy Council, and committed, to Cold-bath.
fields.prison.to abide his trial.:--.Che:Scconds in this
unhvpyl, Duel, .Lieu tena rtt- TrAtrtt dl'tiv.-rtrizi—
MulkcAN) a fur.::er, ate in the same predicament.