The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, FE B, ‘litt

AgRIVED yesterday the Sally, RowF,' from the
South Seas ; Amiable Clarissa, Flora, from Cork ;
and Ravenktvorth, KE!TB, from Ireland.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Trent, for the West
Indies.

The Earl Spe►rcer BAcoN, South Sea Whaler,
at South Georgia, had been there nine days when
she drifted from her anchors, and was lost.-7-Crew
saved.

YARMOUTH, FED. z

Art It ICED the Ariadne Sloop from Shctlond.

Sailed the Dolphin, BR Istow, for Liverpool.

Remain, in the Roads, the Blemheim, AdMiral
DICKsoN, Monarch, Admiral GRAVES, Asia, Stan-
dard, Ruby, Veteran, Agamemnon, Polyphemus,:
Princess of Orange, Assistance, and • Raisonahle,'
Ships of the Line ; Shannon Frigate, Fag/ourite and
Ariadne Sloops, Cruizer and. 3alouse. Brigs, ap.d
Addirr Gpn..ship.. •

DEAL, FEB. 14.

ARRIVED His Majesty's ;Ships.., inflexible and
Caroline, from Portsmouth ; .and they remain with
the St. Alban's, Nemesis, Amazon, Brilliant, Ar-
row, Galgo, Eugenie, and La Sophie ; Express
Advice-boat, Conflia and Vixen, Gull-brigs, and
Ranger Brig.

Capt. Alex. CAMPBELL, of.the Salamine, is
appointed, tp the Greyhound Frigate, and Captain
Wl4,sl_lNy late of the Trust), to the Alexandria
Frigate, late Re'se'ni.re". .

Saturday a Court-Martial was held on board the
Gladiator, in Portsmouth Harbour, to. try William
Miller, alias Bower, for murdering' the Officers of
His Majesty's Ship Hermione, or being aiding and
assisting therein, and for having aided and assisted
in carryigg the Ship' to La Guira, and delivering her
up to. the Enemy. The Court agreed that the latter
charge had been fully proved against the Prisoner,,
and did adjudge him to' be hanged.
Two Officers and eleven Seamen, belonging to the
Bourdelais, had arrived at Jamaica on the x9th Dec.
in a French cartel, from Auic.Cayes. .

The Public will be- gratified to hear, that die.
GRAND SEIGNIOR has directed Gold Medals to
be presented to the Officers employed hi Egypt, as
a testimony of the high sense which he entertains
of their gallant and memorable achievements.—The
following order has been issued on the occasion by
the Officer commanding the 28th Regiment at Win-
chester :

" Lieutenant-Colonel CHAMBERS has the happinesi to,
inform the Regiment, - that he has this moment- received from
General Whir rEtocx, through the Commanding Officer of
the DiStriet, a Gold Medal for each Officer who was present
with the Corps on its landing in Egypt:. The Medal is a
present from the GRAND SEIGNIOR, and an honourable tes-
timony of his approbation, and of the high sense the Ottoman
Porte entertains of the gallant and brilliant success achieved
by-the Regiment, and our brother Officers and- Soldiers, in
the late important and ever-memorable adions in Egypt.
" Lieutenant-Colonel CHAMBERS having witnessed the
faithful and gagapt• exertions of the Officers and' Men -in
Egypt, who coql.ributed so much to raise the glory of. the
British-Arm; anho crown the Campaign against the best
Troops of France,c.uiith the most brilliant success, cannot re-
frain on this occasion to express his sincere hope, that they
may Icing. live to enjoy this mark of the GRAND SEIGNIOR'S
approbation, and the applause and gratitude of their-King and
Country."

Captain-Lieutenant And Adjutant ICENT, of the
Marine Forces, is promoted to ' the, rank of full
Captain in
.the above Corps.
On Monday 225 French prisoners,, who had been'
cpnfiricd at Yaxley Barracks, sailed from Lynn on
board thc Martha Cartel, for France..

TIIE HRAITURCH

CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 2S.

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IT 13 said that the new Administration In 61
will cost the Porte 40,000,000 piastres a Year'
BAI
Before his departure frdm Constantinop/e) "E. .
TINI held. a meeting of the principal French Iviero
chants there, and explained to them the endeavll°
of the First Consul to bring about a renewal of
t°
mercantile connexions between the Porte and fra/fi.

".. ' • BERN, JAR:24r'
ON the zest, the Commission appoPe: bfli!p
Senate notified to them the return of the Lani:Pail
ta
REDING. In order to settle the appointor°
the Councils, a particular. Sitting is to be field'
The Constitution of 'May 29 is to remain unaltered'fr 01
ThurgauWith regard to the separation of the Thurg
Schaffhausen, and of the fatter from the
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thal. The' organization of the Cantons, an- tij
first choice of their Magistrates, will be Cooltt
ntiafi
to the. Central Government. There is no me-
of uniting Leman and Argases. The Valais will be
cheerfully conceded to France, since the cantoililleil
of a body of Troops, which cannot be dispensed 'via:
walt4ps not interfere with the Heivetic Neatrali.?