The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-02 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, JupE 7,9 .

ARRIVED yesterday, His Majesty's Ship .14:aria,
of ;$ guns? Captain MomN.Fgy, having brought in
with her the Smuggling Lugger Rose, belonging to
Dover, which she captured yesterday morning -off
the Lizard, having on board 300 ankers of spirits.
Also arrived from a Cruize, His Majesty's Ship
Cary fort, of z$ guns, Captain MuNnAy ; the
American Brig Dolphin, Capt. THompsoST, thirty-
seven days pasagg from Savannah (Georgia), with
rice and cotton, for orders ; the American ship
Roba and Betsey, Captain Ric;;AßDsoll, 33 days
from Norfolk, with flour (4500 barrels), for orders;
and the Portuguese brig Iza6iliha, Capt'. Mi.NPIR
JozE PEREIR,9, from Portsmouth (where she landed
English Prisoners from France) for Cork.-

this day arrived the American Ship Yiioberr,
Capt.
of flour, in forty days, for orders ; the Swedish
Ship Fortuna, ANcgt,, from Norfolk, -with 1599
barrels, forty-three days passage, for orders ; and
the King George Packet, YEscorp3E, with Mail
from Lisbon. Left lying in the Tagus the Walthrg-
ham Packet, which was sexpeded to sail the zd
July, with Mails for England. Passengers by the
King George Packet are, Messrs. TRAIIE, KOPCKE,
BENSON, 4 French general and 'his Aid-de-Camp,
and Mrs. FITZ.

The Prince of Wale; Packet, Tonnl will sail
the first favourable wind? with Mail of the zed inst.
for Lisbon.

Sailed die American Ship Polly, Capt. BARKER,
with flour, for I-Lyre-de-orace.

SHEERNESS, JULY I.

TH I day sailed the Cruizer Brig, for Yarmouth.
Arrived the Ferretter Gun.brig, from a Cruize.

DEAL, JULY I.

TfIE Ship Minerva, Capt. BALL,EY, laden with
timber, from Kragaroe for a market, was last night
brought into the Downs by two Bears'. Crews be-
longing to this place, after having been on the
Goodwin Sand ; and remains with the Tottenham
East Indiaman outward-bound, detained by a con-
trary wind.

Arrived and sailed for the River, the Dedalus,
BowLEss from Antigua, and Rose, -, from St.

Kitt's.

WHITEHAVEN, JUNE 29.

YESTERDAY morning, four vessels arrived here
from Belfast,
,having on board the regiment of
Manx Fencibles, amounting to goo.—lt is sup_
posed they are to be disbanded here.

The bikes, THoMrsoN, of Maryport, on the
29th ult. fell in with a sloop"in great distress, about
six leagues to the Northward of Islay. She was
laden with slates and herrings ; had sprung a leak,
and the men were almost exhausted with pumping,,
at the time they hailed her. Capt. T. as- soon as
he perceived the signals made by the sloop, .or.-
dered his courses to be hauled up, and immediate-
ly hove-to. Being then particularly informed of
their situation, every. effort was made to save them;
but the sea ran so high, that no.boat could live.--
Capt. T. then told. them to run the sloop under
his "lee-quarter, which, they did ; And a good rope
was instantly thrown on board the sloop, which
iwas evidently sinkirg ; just at the moment that
the poor men had got it fastened, a heavy sea struck
the Sloop on her starboard quarter, which threw
,her bowsprit up against the Ship's -lee-side, and
carried away close by the stem.—This, howeVer,
proved a fortunate accident, for the Dykes peo-
ple very soon got the Sloop veered under her stern,
and hauled the distressed Crew safely out of her;
which lraving effected, they cut the rope, ,and she
kink in a moment.—She proved -to be the John and
Peggy, Ron Ear LEYISTON, master, from Storn-
as.vay. There were four men on board, whom
Capt. Titompsorr landed the Tuesday following,
on the Isle Qf Sky.

Brigadier-General HART is to succeed Brigadier_
General DRUMMOND in the command of the North_
:ern Distrid in Ireland..

The. Lochaber Fencible Regiment of Infantry,
commanded by ,Colonel DONALD CAMERON, of
Lochiel (the first Fencible Regiment disbanded in
Scotland' since the Peace). was disbanded at Lin.
lithgow, by Lieutenant-General-
The Fraser 'Fencibles were to embark last week
at' Belfast for. Scotland.

The following Anecdote of Lord GEORGE Goa._
now may be relied on. When the subject of Natu-
ralizing the Jews was' under.the consideration of the
First National Assembly Of ii'ianee, GREGOIRE,
Bishop of Blair, -Wrote R, well-known Treatise on
the su*6t, which so delighted Lord GEORGE, that
Ise. addressed ‘a Letter to the Bishop; promiiing;
when he left ptison, that' lie would proceed to Blois,
and live near him; .and' concluded the Letter,: with
imploring the blessings of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
orchirn. • •:• :• ' 7 " •

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