The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

LONDON, JUNE 30, 1802,

The Gazette of last night contains His MAJE
-TY'S Royal Proclamation for dissolving Parlia-
ment, and for calling another on Tuesday the 3 IsC
of August.
It also contains a notification from Naples, re'
spetting the resignation of the King of SARDINIA Of
his Crown and Dominions in favour of his brother,
the Duke of AosT.

A Statue of His Royal Highness the PR rNcE Of
WALES, by Rossi, seven feet high, on a pedestal
eleven feet from the surface of the earth, was ereeleci
in front of the New Crescent, at Brighton, on Sault...
day.
'Yesterday the LORD MAYOR after investigating
the returns of the Mealweighers, ordered the Bread
to be lowered one whole Assize, or two pence in the
Peck Loaf, to 'commence and take place to-morrovvf
The Quartern Loaf will then be sold for rod,
Wheaten, and Household 8-.1-d.
The Rev. Mr. OW EN is appointed Chaplain,
Librarian, and Instrudor, of Classics of the ltoyal
Military College at Chelsea.
Dr. W. FRANKLIN Is appointed Assistant Inspect'
tor General of Hospitals.
The Weymouth Royal Mail on M•mday com-
menced running for the first time this season. it
passed . through St. Jim -,'s Park to the Queen's
House about the time the KING was returning from
the House of Peers,

N,l VAL NEW S.

DEAL, JUNE Z 9.

THE East India Company's Extra Ship Tottenham,
Captain JoNzs, for Bengal, carne down thin after_
noon from the River, and rethains, with the Cover_
dale from the West Indies, the latter of which ar-
rived this morning.
Arrived and sailed foi the River, the Prince,
MILLER, from Grenada ; Regklus, RENTO N, from
lemerara ; E:vperithent, FRITH, from Antigua;
Lady Jane Halliday, Ross, from Montserratt ;
Atlas,l2.lol Ait Ds, from Barbadoes ; Ann and Eliza,
JOHNSON, from the West Indies ; Niel Malcolm',
and Symmetry, LTDDLEi from Jamaica.

SHEERNESS, JUNE-29.

Tuts day arrived His Majesty's Sloop Fary, of
if guns, Capt. CURRY, from Spithead.
Sailed the jackall Gun-brig, on a Crui2e after
Smugglers; off Margate.
The Difigmce Sloop has gone to Chatham) to re-
ceive Men paid off; for a passage to Ireland.

The Pia,aer Sloop of War, Captain GALWAY,
'9O the i Sth of May, run on 'Anegalo. Reef, near
Tortola, and was obliged to cut away her masts,
and throw her guns overboard ; she was got off,
but supposed to be much damaged,--:-All the crew
Saved:

The following Ships of War have arrived on the
Coast of Yorkshire, under the Command of Captain
of the Iris, to cruize against Smugglers,
viz. the Iris, of 32, guns) from Holy-Island to
Myth ; the Sylph, of 18, from Blyth to Hartlepool ;
the Basilisk, of /4, from Hartlepool to Whitby;
and the Bittern, of i 6, from Whitby to, Flambro'
Head, in addition to the two Revenue Cutters con-
stantly stationed at Newcastle:
The St. Vincent, Johnson, from St: Vincent, in
'tat 28. ± I. N. long. 39. w. spoke the John and Mary,
tsry, from Liverpool to Charleston, out 45 days :
and in lat. 46. S. long. at. to. W. spoke the Mar..
garet, Grant, from Honduras for London, out 63
days—all

The Lord C. Spencer packet spoke the following
'vessels :—On the 6th June, lat. 39, tt, long. 47,
liberty, Moore, from New York to Liverpool,
but so days ; on Bth, lat. 4.2, 15, long: 41, 49;
bominica packet, Ferguson, from Barbadoes to
Bristol and Liverpool; out 23 days :—on 19th, lat.
47. co. long: 22. 20: Symmetry; Beatty; from
Grenada to London, out .5s days : on isst, lat. 48.
long. 17. Guardian, Hannah, frosts Martinique
io London, out +o days : on 22d, lat. 48. S. long.
15. 3o: Martha, from Jamaica to London,
out 8 weeks:

The Queen ellailotte Packet spoke on the 24th
tiViay in lat. 6i. 4... long. z 6. 3. the Two Friends,
from Charleston to St. Thomas ; and on the
4th of Jun:, lat. 44.. :18. long: 38. go. the American
33rik Neptune, s , trom Rhode Island to
-Amsterdaign.

Mr. PARKER COKE and Sir J010:I BORLASE
-WARREN are certain of being returned for Notting:
tam, which they have most honourably represented
for many years.
Mr. Husser, who has represented Salisburyin
seven successive Parliaments, is sure df being re-
turned for that City.
MT. WILBERFORCE BIRD and Mr. PETER

*Moo kE'llave set off fOr Coventry ; from the spirit
• and liberality with which Mr. JEFFERYS'S friends
are determined to support him, the contest, if per-
severed in, will be very severe.—Mr. JEFFERTS, it
IS expeEted, will be at the head of the Poll.
At Warwick, where Lord WARWICK'S Family
/,l Otis Lordship's
for so many years been the Representatives,
Lordship's friend, Mr. GAussEN, has been
obliged to relinquish the hope of coming in again
from the ascendancy of the popular interest.—The
'neighbouring Town of Coventry will also probably
chew a similar disposition to resist the recommen-
dation of a Patron.
A Morning Paper observes, that Mr. Sinn. EY
and Sir TRoMAS TuRTO24 oppose the sitting
Members for Southwark—we presume, by propos-
ing tO stand.

Mr: SH IP L Ey, in his Address, begs the Eledors
of the Borough " to allow him to take the ground
Mr. T/ RitNEY appears to have left." We believe
this is the common prayer of every New Candidate
at a General EleEtion.

Mr. Hojoit Tocnct closes his farewell address
to the Eleftors of Westminster; with a declaration,
that he shall continue during the short remainder of
his life most. stead, attached to himself.. We give
the " honest old Gentleman" credit for this asser-
tion, and wish him success.
A CAVTION' to ELECTURS.—The celebrated
BU B DooviwroN when mentioning; in his Diary,
his interview with the Duke of NEWCAktLE, 011 an
eleftionecring business, says, ".:fhenparted he
4issed me, and promised every thing, but that is all
"wind."

The first person who appeared in the House of
Lords, in a Turkish Dress, was the renoc,oned
Tri-
polis Ambassador. Their Lordships were then much
surprised, but it was the charaaer of the Plenipo-
tentiary, thtysted of his dress, which occasioned
such universal admiration.
A Morning Paper of yesterday' makes Lord CATI-1.
CART, who is a General in the Army; command the
Band of Music when His Majesty went in State to
the House of Peers.

The Conirnissioners of Bankrupts, in committing
Rebecca tin Costa, have most likely committed
themselves.

The introduaion of. the Dead March in Saul at
a late Concert in honour of the Peace,' is said to
hire b;4rl a suggestiom cf tba now Oppositioc,