The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-28 00:00:00

SffEERN,ESS,' JULY

YESTERDAY, the Minx Onn.hrig arrived at the
Great Nore. The Autumn Armed Ship arrived and
sailed again this IT.

The PRINCESS of OKAwoE•arrivecl on the i9th
at Brnssds- Troth' London. -Being there informed,
by a 'Gentleman sent froM 'the Castle of Qranjen_
that her ConsOa :6`iild not join her in that
citJy, she continued' her'iljurney th,-! ,aFr'e evening
for Germany.
The remains of the lato Colonel 13mqtt, were re-
moved frOm his house in Stanhope:street, yester-
day morning; for interment in the family-Vann, in
Norfolk. - The cavalcade consisted of a.hearse, three
Mourning.-coaches, and-six Gentlemen's carriages.
Earl Sr. VINCENT, and Sir EVAN NEPEAN, art.
were among the=chief mourners.-

.
The night before the Eledion began for .the city
of Dublin, two 91 the Candidates, Mr...BE R EsPOi D
and Mr. BARR INGTGN, were bound over to keep
the peace, in the penalty of 30001. each; .although
they had not shewn the least degree of persona hos-
tility to each other.
• To what a humiliating condition is Mr. GRA.T.
TAT Jeduced, after all his fame, and,all the fortune
which Irish generosity
.so improperly bestowed
upon him !
_obliged to maintain his claim
to -be .still considered as a free-man* of ilablin)
Merely -because 'his disfranchisement was not re-
corded in the original hall, and his narne effaced,
as it should hav,e.been, ,from the rolls in the Town
Clerk's 'Qffiee.. A man of a-becoming spirit, such
as has generally been deemed an essential feature to
the' national charitaer of Irishinen, would 'have
scorned to avail himself of such a pitiful plea,
But Mr. GRATTAN is content to relinquish every
sentiment of laudable pride, in order to obtain an
suffrage, and sacrifice at' the shrine of
PARTYe

. The friends .of Mr. StiERIDAN declare that his
name was annexed without authority'tO the Ad-
vertisement for a Meeting at Moorgate, iry the in.:
terest of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. The Advertise_
ment, it seems, has been w,ithdrawn.teed it is
to be presumed that Mr. SHtRIDAN's intelleaS are
in too sound a: stare to admit of his going,for such
a purpose,,so near to .1.3ed,/a1;:. -

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'On Saturday Mr. 8c..7; rr ': W1:10 has taken a
~..t, ~ -• r Sir
vei-y, activepart:lo the,4-TiVit.:s `ror FRANCIS
Butt:DE-16. had his pocket picked of a tater of
Credit, on different Continental Rankers, for 30001:
sterling, and a zol. Banic Note, near the HustingS
at Rrentford: ' . .. `, • , . • - • • .

The installation of the new Bishops in France
has been.treated in several places with a sort of de-
rrsion,,which must woupd severely the feelings of
those Prelates. Ay' Dome (Auvergne), the Bishop
of.CL ERMONT experienced the 'must mortifying re.:
ception imaginable,. not only from the town's 'peo_
ple, but from the military.

Mrs. MARTYR, and her daughter, are engagsd
to play a few nights next month at the Margate
Theatre. The latter is to take the lez.d. in the
vocal departmen,, for which her talents, and the in-
stru&ions of MARA, amply qualify her. Miss
MARTYR' is still, it' seen,L:, an articled' pupil of
MARA—but the engagement, of course, ceases when
the latter finally leaves this Country, an `event
ivhicli'we are sorry to heir is very soon to take
place.

The sixty third Letter promises amply to pay
for its postage tor the Public,' and the latter Seem- so
well satisfied 'with it, that they will probably be
glad if the Author renews, his correspondence..
On Monday was decided, a match at Pigeon
Slrociting, between a Mr. CowsON, of Niarybone,
and a Mr. COLLET, of the 'Borough, fuE
ilea's, to shoot at 21 pigeOns'each, to be let our of a
trap, at the distance of 21 y:ildc. It Was' decided
in 'favour 'of My. COLLET, whokilled 1$ birds fol-
lowing. COLEisoN having missed .four, conse-
quently' lost the 'match.

On Saturday the z+th inst. was married at Titch-
Lid Church, Capt.. STA; a Dpubt.iis,. of the ROyal
• „„r• ;
Navy, to miss 'ANNE rAY,NE, daughter 01 101-IN
PAM, Esq. of Stubihgton House,•Hants.

On Monday evening the premises belonging to
Mr. Allerman PE RRI ica, in 'Broad-street, Royal
Exchange, were broke open, and robbed of linen
goods to a Lute „amount, .by thieves unknown,

PAWS, P.IT,Y l'p

REARIAdM;raI GANTHEALTME appointed Ma-
ritime Prefect of the Sixth District.

`Citizen Ducts, Judge of the Criminal Tribunal
of Appeal at Paris, is appointed Commissary of
Justice-at St. Domingo.
The commissary. of Commercial Relations of the
Batavian‘Republic, residing— at Nantes, has an_
flounced that he has been informed-by. a Dispatch
from the aecipwry of State of his goyernMerit, that
•.
the Bank of. 4insterdarp. is re.established on its
ancient foofige, and-conformable to the mode of its-

primitive institution.

We learn from the Frontiers of Russia, that a nu-
merous Army is azsembled-there, -probably for the
purpoie of re-establishing tranquillity in Wallachia.
ER 1. Jut 13.—A Courier arrived here on
the r z th, from the Marquis de.,Lpectirsixt at
Paris. The contents of his Dispatches are not
known, but it is.believed they relate to the business
of the Indemnities, which at length approaches to
a conclusion. It is pretty certain that 411 the
great Powers are agreed on this important point.—
The Troops destined to take possession of the
Countries I,sibich are to be annexed' to the Prussian
Dominions, will, it is said, march this week for
that purpose.

Her Majesty the Reigning QUEEN of Pgussz 4,
has made a present to Hts IMPERIAL MAJESTY of
Russ; A, of a. superb Horse, most elegantly and richly
caparisoned. It is now or; thp roach to feters.
burgh,

THE BANKS OF THE MEIN, JI/LT i6,--Thela§t
Letters from Berlin of the Loth inst. announce that
a Negotiation is going on 'between M. de HAtIQ-
WITZ on the one part, and M. de RziEDEN 404 the
Baron d'OATATEDA on the other, respefting an 6:-
change-of a part ofthe Prussian Indemnities for cer-
tain P.Qsscssion:: in Hanauer. After several confer-
ences, the Baron d'OmpTEDA -has
‘s.et off, to Forbilit
the Hanoverian Ministry of State, relative to a pro_
position which, it is said, has been made by the
Court of Berlin. It is, however, very problema-
-,
tical, whether this Nevitiatioa will, IlavF -the de-
sired success.

41691.YRDF.ATYN, JULielip .Gcsccn,
Captaii PoFouß, from, Pointe-a-yitre, anchored
here the day before yesterday, afto dpaisage of
thirty-eight days. • The. Procs.verbai of the corn-
.
mission of Health, established at Panillat, certified
the crew and passengers, to be ,in goed health. The
Principal Commissary of m.(rire has, notwithstand.
ing, °niece(' a.Quarintine of eigiu_days at the Isle
Palyras.

FRANKFORT, JTJLY O.—The following is' thy
result of the intelligence received-•reSpeEting..the.-
businss of the Indemnities.: ..". We, re assured
that it was stipulated in,the
,last _Article 'Of the
Convention signed at Paris .on the 4th ult. between
Citizen TALLEYRAND, the Count D - MARKOFF,
WA the Marquis DE LUcCHESINt, for the purpose
of regulating the Indenmities .of iiereditary
Princes of the Empire, that the Convention should be
ratified within forty days from the day of i‘ts
Signs-
tore, and the Ratifications exchanged onor beforelhe
4th of July. After the exchange of the Ratifications,
the occupation of the secularized States allotted as
Indemnities, was to take place without loss of time,
according to!,he same stipttlations,- even if Austria
,• ,y„•
did no. accede to the Convention.' lt is not
known whether the exchange of the Ratifications,
and the accession' Gf the Court of Vienna, have
taken place but the report of the German
Ministers at Paris, respeting this subjeet, is ex.
pelted with the greatest impatience:
HAGUE, JULY 17.—Dispatches from Admiral
De W!NTEA,'who is with his Sauatlion on the Bar. '
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nary Coast, announce that he has delivered all the
Presents destined for the African Powers, who have
testified a desire of renewing their ancient commer-
cial relations with thiS R4uhlic, and of making
arraogements to prevent_ any cause of
..con on
the part of the Batavian Merchants, The Squadron
will stay some time at Smyrna.

DOCTOR VAU,STUS's COALITION NOSTRUM ;
OR, ANTIPISTOREM juiEr.
to pounds of the genuine Flowers of
yaiobini_u ; diSolv.e
.well in three quiJrts of
rich Ari:tocratic Cream ; the sourer the better.
•Ten pounds of 'olelkaven, 'bottled up in a state of
fernientation during the last oyelVe years..
Two pounds six- ounces and three grains melt_
dust, to disguise the nauseous flaytiiir.and dangerous
effeCl to the Constitution, of the above ingredients.
. . ,
N. B. Do not stir up thss mixture till the night
before yokil•mean'ici-uSe it, and 'then let it be sea-
, soned to ykitir taste, with -a'pOund or two of broken
promises. Take notice, that no scrzoles enter into
this receipt, bUt thesi:din-s Weigh heavy.
'4 r ,

On Tuesday se'nnighr, the Ship Ann, Captain
DARKER, arrived at Whitby, having been,absent
nine years, in the service 'of Government.—Asi an
affeeting circumstance, with respell to the Master,
immediately on his arrival, he learnt that his 'wife
had died that morning,

.I"RirATE CORRESPODENCE,

tISJ3QN, JI,Ly tc.

IF the Government continue to second the act'
dons of Dom RoDk ilat4E and the Commandant of the
Royal guard, Lisbon will be the greatest City, 04
will have the best Police in Europe. Already the
interest of the Fittalgvi begins to give way to that of
the Public, and Foreigneis who quitted the Country
six months since, would scarcely recognize the City
Madame Lksrits has been delivered of a Boy, ?"
which occasion the PRINC E o BRAZIL sent his Irat'
trait to Genval I.4sm es, in a gold snuffbox,
richel with diamtinds, estimated at goicoo Croi'
sades, with a fusil and a pair of pistols of the richest
workmanship, with balls for the pistols; and povv'-
der in a superb powder-horn.

• The navigation to the North is still int&rupted
by contrary winds. Some vessels have returned to
Port, to take in provisions and water, after having
been 45 "days at sea.

Saturday there was a laq,Y,e sale of Victualling
Stores at the Victualling Office At Plymoath, consist'
,ing of tp0,00,0 ponnds of prime serviceable cheesPl,
too,ooo pounds of prime. serviceable Irish butter,
Laded "from ihe'different Men of War lately 'arrive4
and paid off at that port. The butter sold for 05*
per ila lb. and the 'cheese at 6d. per pound,-;
The whole was, in excellent order, and it is hope°
this salutary measure ot...:he Commissioners of the
Victualling Office, to sell the serviceable and no''.
serviceable Stores as, they are landed, Ayill reduce,
the high price of proyisiq'ns, and be a great saving
in the waste of stores.

An account received.by the late overland express)
says, a:letter received at Bombay from Moell3o
dated the 16th of January, contains the following,'
" Lieutenant-Colonel Foßq, with the Officers art
Detachment of His 'Majesty's BatlYgegiment,
sailed from Goa in the 'Portuguese-Frigate that #''s
lost, sailed from hence yesterday on board the Cecilia'
We are sorry to state the loss of the Ship Fax Alla/
site struck off Orfoy on the 7th of Jtmelii:a,
shortly after went to pieces: Mr. Wii:t.'iAm
.sEy,.the Chief Officer, way picked rip a;d brooglig
-here, after having been twq months on the rocks'
almo:it starved to death.' We are further coneeroe4
to state, that the Conimander, Capt. 11,,t1ttn, and al'
most all. the Crew, were either drowned, or put to
death by Illy Savages; after-getting on shore frol
the wreck.. The only 'Military Officer -on bpa'
el
.theFaZ Allutn-i-was Lieut. DUNDAS, His
Min;
jesty's Both Regiment. He
.wasunfortuna.tP?
drowned in attempting to get on shore."
Letters from Colombo, mention, the arrival 4c
that Port of the tionoura.ble Company's Ship, (14
211(ln:chip, Capt. Lo,GAN, and the Ship. Carron, froo
England. On the Of.Febrnary, the Mona
Capt. Mo.wrimur„ arrived at Bombay; she 44,4
from England the gth of September, last. On t;
•t4th, the ships Sx-aieby Castle and I.lpiott'
arrived At Bombay :. they panted on,
.the. 14111 :
DeCember with the ..E.,7ngal Ann,q, Triton., aftiti.Aie.
zabeth ; the two, formes: with stores for ;he. (44
and the 'latter far China, " .

'A—Let from Bengal; dated the tath of jantlA./if:
says, 41 Oil Friday last arrived in the River, t
Lieut. DAVIDSON, from Penang,. vi.4.l,ctil
place she left on, the z,7th ult. The Admiral, .
sa 41i,f
'His Majesty's Ships; Was there when, the o(ace
piled,—Wep are concerned to state the I(iss.oirctille
Gabriel, Capt. Turtkrutut, in. the Red Sea.
C:C7ny.7erte., Capt. MACAULAY, be tinging to
.bay, is also ldst in, the Red Sea.", • •
The following is a-,fist of the Passengers on WI,
the HonoucableEast.lndiaCompany's ships the
pole, ,Capr. SANDILANDs, and the Preston, 017 v)
MUltitAY ; which ships are shortly expeCtO
arrive trom 13engaland Bencoolen, viz.
Per W4I.PoLt —Mrs. Brown, Mrs/Barron. Captain lip
ward Brown, COminissary of Ordnance; William '10.60,
Esq. Head Surgeon ;• Mr. Barron, Quarter-Master et. 441
goons; Master David Sheriff; Mrs. Jane Gordon, N'tii:/
George and Miss Jane Gordon, Lieutenant.:Colonel
Gordon, of. Majesty's 29th Dragoons; captain I.
of the SepDys, proceedangstaff,ing to Bencoo
Assistant-Surgeon ; lcn..
Per PRESTON.--ML i
tenant Truscott, of th; 17th Native Regiment, procnel
to tort Marlborough.; Miss Maria Timing ; CaPvt
• Henry Douglas, of the
,Bengal Artillery ; Mr. gc
Briggs, Assistant-Surgeon.
We have the pleasure to state.t:he safe arrivP
Dover of the Cornwall Whaler, Captain Bifl:%
Troth the Eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, basrifoe
been very .successful in the .fishery. She left
Island of St. Helena the latter end- of May. •
The Fleet of China Ships which are expeete°
arrive in 063ober next, arrived at Macao on the )11141
of February; under convoy of 'His Majesty's S
Liov. .

Act'
The present Earl of MANSFIELD iS aCcile
!idling the house, or, as it is commonly calledl;i
Palace of Scoon,'and on the same site is to ere
large and Magnificent house : and he could not ilalso
pitched upon a nobler situation.' The old
was built by the first Lord STORMONT, 'in 10 it;
and 'though there were some good apartmeuts,/
it, yet it was far from being a good hou'e:jestl
The Palace where the Kings of Scotlancrresly
A
when they were crowned at Scoon, was in the r'„l
bey of Scoon, which was a magnificent builifribc
and had large revenues; but this Abbey, was, r.l),
Reformation, burnt down by the meb from Fer'to
notwithstanding the endeavours .of JosN Klcos
have it, as he mentions in his History. The Gc'sre,
RIE Family got a gift of the Abbey an the rlit
nties of it at the Reformation ; and, on thelorfe'tv,
Of the last Earl of GOWRIE, KING JAMES Vl' sf,
stowed it on his favourite, the first Lard Swill° 0
noo
The Cortmer's Inquest sat on Saturday after 0°
at the Fishing'Smack Public-house at Blackwal"heiC
the bodies of the five unfortunate men who,losc,tve(,
lives by the but-sting of the flood gates.. Therod
ditt of the Jury was--Accidental Death.
tartk
were all on Sunday interred in Stepney Church-)eel,
The names of the five, whose bodies have ',nil
foubd, are James Wood, HengyPiddingtonto,
•hael Fox, Thomas Buichcr„ anti William