The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-26 00:00:00

It/ LY 24,

'This morning the KING, accompanied by the
DUKE Of GLOUCESTER, PRINCESS Soritin, Gene-
ral SIN/mos, Mr. DRAX GROSVENOR, and Cuioncls
FITzRov• and CARtWRIGHT, rode vn the Hills of

Bincome.
The QUEEN. and PF.lNCefisr.•4, PRINFUss.OEHIA
Of OL,a3CESTER, and the PRINCESS CHARLoTTE Of
WALES, with the Counte.s of Elm i N, Lad:Lis CA-m-
O ART, STANVELL, and Mr . Dit t t k a i exk.:ur.•
sion through the Parish Of Wy k(-gts they got
out and walked through the hay fi-ids.
His Royal Highness the Pimp. of GLottoEsTrit.
bathes every day, between one and two o'clock, in
the wartu Baths, belonging to Sir \V. PULTENET.

From the dispositions which the Nfarquis of
WELLESLEy was making in India at the date of his
last Dispatches, and ftom his repeated requests.'
that a Successor should be appointed, it is, appre.
hende4 that his Lordship i 3
,now on his way to Eng.
land. Mr. BARLOW, late Secretary of the Su.
preme.Council, has been nominated his.Succes or
pro ompare, which in any othet circumstance than
the present, would have raised a considerable jea-
loUsy among the Company's Servant'', in seeing a
junior Member raised to so exalted a situation.
But such are. Mr. BAa.t.ow's merits, and such' his
profound knowledge. in Indian affairs, that his good
fortune has rather been a subjea of congratulation
than of disapp.intment.
'Marquis'WE t.!,EsLEY leaves the Government un.
der very flattering circumstances, in. ,regard to the
supplies to be sent to Europe next season. The in.
vestment from,Bengal, he has, reported, will amount
to ninety lacs of rupees,. which is greater than was
almost ever' known.

It is believed that Lord CASTLEREAGH will be
the ultimate successor of Marquis WELLESLEY ; and
that his Lordship is only Lately appointed to the
Presidency of the Board of Control for the pur-
pose of preparing himself fOr the Governorship of
Bengal,' and to bring forward the India Budget, in
the House of Commons in the early part of the next
Session of Pailiatnent. ,
In the interim, the Company have determined to
lose no time in fuming their recent.acquisitions in
India to "the greatest advantage ; and accordingly a
Commission has been appointed to, travel through
the Mysore Country, consisting of Mr. PETRIE,
Mr. Nly?n!, s, and Mr.COCKDURN, on whose report
the 'financial Arrangements4Al Cake place in regard
to those valuable possessions.
Lord CL ry it has written home that he proposes
to embark for Europe in'January next, and Mr.
Pritt ijt is appointed his Successor.

We are happy to have it in our power to contca-
report, which has been very generally cireu.
•,4i4(1,
1)
2',litewealing the magnitude and extent of the
,kkuiv,dr.lVOßp',o intended retrenchments atWo.
Ihese, we understand, are only to embrace
suCh'objais of expenditure as had been, it seems,
carried:to an unwarrantable excess ; and which,
there is reason to suppose, had the late Duke lived
a little!' while longer, he himsell would have adopt-
ed.' The Agricultural arrangements are to continue
lupOn the same scale as usual.
General lac I. ERC has sent to France' a live Cai-
man (a kind of Aligator), caught in a River of St.
Domingo. Orders have been given to convey it,
with the greatest care, from Brost to Paris. It will
be the first living animal of the kind ever seen in
France.

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JULY Z 3.

SAILED thteGlenmore, Fort:met, Ameli r, Caere,
and L'Oiseau Frigates for Guernsey and jersey, on
board which Ships the Foreign Troops now at those
Islands will be embarked for Holland.

Arrived the Cygnet Sloop of War, from a Cruize,
with the loss of her foretop mast, main-top-gallant
mast, and other damage, occasioned by 'a gale of
wind in tbe,Channel.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 25.

ARRIVED at the Motherbank, and put under
Quarantine, His Majesty's Ships Diana, Captain
STEPHENSON ; Port Mahon, Captain BVCHANAN,
and Pigmy, Lieutenant SHEPHERD, from the Me..
diterranean.

Passed by the David Scot, from India.
The French Emigrant Artillery are this jay dis-
embarked from the Indefatigable Transport, from
Lisbon, which Ship arrived yesterday.

Arrived the Enterprize, STRAY, Dantzic;
Three Brothrrr, READ, • ehadottfi iiiiMehn;ila
WHITeAR, Maria Anne, HOBBS, and Majestic,
NODDINCS, from Lisbon.

HARWICII, jluty 25, ,

YESTERDAY afternoon sailed the Diana Packet,
Capt. STUART, with the Mail, Passengers, and
Bullion; for Helvoetsluys ; and about the same time
arrived 'the Prince of Orange Packer, JOHN MAx
master, from Helvoet, with the Mail,- and between
thirty and forty Passengers, amongst wltom were

the Lady of Moos. GRAStALD, Plenipotentiary
from the Bdtavianßepublic at tit: Court of Lisbon,
her family and suite.

,
1 his morning arrived the Diana Packet, Cape.
Os no RN) with a Mail and Passengers,. from Cu*

haven,

About seven o'clock this evening, sailed the
Prince of Orange Packet, Capt. BR 1 uGt, with the
Mail and Passengers fur Cuxhaven.

SHEERNESS, JULY 25.

E Archer Gun-brig sailed yesterday afternoon
on a Cruize.

Several Gun-brigs and smaller Vessels, ' lately'
'aid off at this Port, are ordered to be got in readi.
,ess for sale.

The Snipe Gun-brig arrived and sailed again
yesterday.

DEAL, ICILY 25.

ARRIVED yesterday, and sailed through the
Downs to Sheerness, the Exgeyir Sloop of ;
Lord Nelsovi kiAkV(OOD, from Antigua for tilos,
Ver.

M:ijesty!s Frigate 4rphii,)! arrived yesterdaf
from di,. Northward, and sailed this morning with
the Savage Sloop of War* on a Cruize tot di!
West Ward.