The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-14 00:00:00

LONDON, JULY 14, 18oz.

WE this morning received the remaining Paris
Papers of the loth (.he tlfoniteur having arrived
yesterday).—They bring intelligence that prepara-
tions are making by the English for the Evacuation
of Malta.
The Funds are 531. 40 c.

THis morning a Hamhurgh and a Dutch Mad
arrived. Their contents have been principally an.
ticipated by the French Papers.

CONSTANTI NOP LV, MAY 28.—We have received
accounts here, that the Beys in Egypt have defeated
a part of the Army of the GRAND VIZIER.
The rebellious Paella Gtokci, who maintains a
connexion with PASSWAN OGLOU, is committing
great ravages in the neighbourhood of Adrianople.
The Capitan-Pacha has taken the field against these
Rebels with zo,ooo men.

BERLIN, JULY 3.--To-morrow, or perhaps to-
day, our Most Gracious SOVEREIGN, his Royal
Consort, and their Royal Highnesses the Princes
HENRY and WILLIAM, with their retinue, are ex_
petted here : a part of the Royal Equipage arrived
yesterday.
ST. PLTERSBURGII, JUNE 18.—The EMPEROR
has signified to the Direaing Senate, by the Gene_
ral of Infantry and General_Procureur, the Chevalier
BERLESCHOW, that, he has had an interview with
the KING of PRUSSIA at Memel, on the occasion of
a Review there.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, JUNE 29.-ACCOrding to
the public Papers, the Definitive Convention rela-
tive to the German Indemnifications, was signed on
the 4th inst. at Paris, between the French Minister
TALLE YRAND and the Envoys of the several Courts
interested therein.

The Princess of ORANGE and the Hereditary
Prince were to leave town yesterday on their return
to the Continent.

The Earl of DARTMOUTH, we understand, cer-
tainly succeeds die Earl of LEICESTER as Steward
of the lousel►old.
Before his departure from Copenhagen PRINCE
WM. of GLOIJCESILR visited the Academy of
Painting, by which he was presented with a diploma
of Honorary Member.
This morning arrived a Mail from New-York
and Halifax, brought to Fahnouth by the Duke of
York Packer, in 15 days.

NEM PARL I AMINT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.

BUCKS, July -13—Marquis of Tichfield, Right Hon. Earl
Ch nd'is Teinp!L:.

BF ovoit ositlßE, July 13-1. Osborne, Esq. Hon. St. A. St.
lohu.

BRECKNOCKSHIRE, July Iz—Sir Charles Morgan.
CARDIGAN, July It—Hon. John Vaughan.
DORCHESTER, July 13—Francis Fang, Esq. C. Ashley,
Esq.

DOR S ET S 111 R E--Williarn Morton Pitt, Esq.
Esq.

F. J. Brown,

DENRIGII, July 12--I-lon. Frederick. West.
LEIcEsTEksaiRE—G. A. L. Keck, Esq. Sir Edmund C.
Hartopp.

SURREY, July 12—Lord Wm. Russell, Sir John Frederick.
SommtsErsil (RE, July 12—William Core Langton, Esq.
Dickinson, Esq.

ScArtaoltouon, July to Major General Phipps, Lord
Robert Manners.

TAVISTOCK, July I2—Lord Robert Spencer, General Fitz-
patrick.
YORKSHIRE., July i2—William Wilberforce, Esq. Hon.
Henry Lascelies.

CONTESTED ELECTION'S.
KENT, July 13—F. Honywood, Esq. - 1514
Sir Win. Geary - - 995
Sir Edward Knatelibull 923
CAMBRIDGE, July 13—Lord Charles Manners 1941
Right Hon. Cha. Yorke, L4.3S
Hon. Thomas Brand 5.59
CovENTAy!—Captain Barlow - - - - 524
Mr. Bird - - - - - - 524
Mr. jefFerys - - - - - - 522
Mr. Moore - - 5.t0,
NOTTINGHAM July I.l—Sir J. B. Warren - 765
Birch, Esq. -70 g
D. P. Coke, Esq. - 533
NORFOLK, July r3—Mr. Coke - 2362
Hon. Mr. Wodehouse 2216
Sir Jacob Astley - i 769
The Poll will close this evening, or to-morrow morning.
GRANTHAM, July '2—Thomas Thoroton, Esq. 444
Sir W. E. Welbv, Bart. 434
John Manners, Esq. 406
Hon. A. Danvers - 339
The two first elected.