The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-01 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN;j,r.s.

LAST night Our HEREDITARY PRINCESS was d 6.
livered of a Daughter; and this happy event was
this morning announced by a discharge of Artillery

VIENNA, F. to.

His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has appointed Bar°
FELZ his Ambassador to the Batavian Republic'
:„n
PASWAN OGLoU has sent three Commiss.w-etbr
to Constantinople, to conclude a pacification 03
the Porte. '

Six thousand Turkish Troops have arrived 1
the neighbourhood of Belgrade. While PAss":
OcLott treats with the Porte, he is at the same
time continually strengthening his powers of le'
sistance.

BERN, FEB. 5.

IT is certain that Citi4en DTESBACK'S journey
to Vienna is not on account of any commission from
Government, but on account of the sums of money
lodged by the former Nobility of Bern, in the Banff
of Vienna. The Ex.noble FREUDENREICH is 011
his way to London, about the same business.
third Helvetic Auxiliary Brigade has embarked
Toulon for Corsica.

HANAU,. f-so.

THE Sequestration israken'Og'etbm all the Fill°
sian private property on the Left Baplc of ;11.
Rhinr,

HAGUE, Fra.
•
ricoi
THE Butch Garrison at the Cape of
Weitz,
will, for the future, consist of a Corps of 1/
burg Troops, half a Brigade of Infantry, along •
Alp
a Regiment of Cavalry to be raised in otg goi'‘'""

HIS MAJESTY on Saturday took an airing
horseback up in the Great Park, attended bYeri
DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, PRINCESSES SOrg"l-
• A o,e'
AMELIA, and the Ejoo. 14rs, HARCOVIcT, are-
neral MANNERS,
Yeateeda.y the mr t.y. attendei, tuna Duke of CAMBRIDGE' Earls CHESTERFIELD
HARRIN`, N, MajOEDESOOROUGH, the k th-Pt ID
able Mrs. tliatcourr, and NliSs VY3E, We",tll
Wo George's Cathedral. 1:11e rc
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dra.

BR;

id Staffordshire MilitiA
Court-yard; the Earl of
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word of command, the 4
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playing -G. ,a -,-%!e King." 'the kightVvy
the Bishop of NORW I C LOCKMAN) /11,4:
WORTH, GOODENOUGH, and the Rev. Mr' "".PACI
Illy, met 'Dim? MAJEsttEs at the ChVer,l',Er
excellent Serinon was preached by Dr. the
Canon in Residence, from St. Paul's Epistle t° •
Ephesiaus, Chap. vi. vet.. 'to.
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Miss ADDINGTON, at a late hour last
are concerned to state, was worse than On the
ceding day.
The Duke of BEDFORD was on Friday t 2 he
suddenly so ill, Wobunn, that it was thollgito
could not recover, Dr. hALIF,AX, and Sir J4:-i4-
EaL it, were sent for frotnl4oo6n, express, ari°. he
CARR, from Northamptonso4-pn Saturday mgce,
a severe operation was iierformed on His Ora
which, happily, he has survived, and is now
fair way of recovery. An express arrived in t0„of
at nine o'clock yesterday morning, with this to
news. It is said, if the operation had been delay
another hour, His Grace could not have lived.
Lord KENYON gone to Bath for the belle° 0,
his health. We have the satisfaction to k°°oil
that he has got the better of his late complainth',9si.
only requires a little longer relaxation from

ness, to be completely restored.
riels
Official letters have been received by the COI me.
of Irish Militia, intimating the purposed
diate reduCtion of their respedive corps, ands die
mating a wish for the privates to enlist '° at
58th, 89th, and gad Foot, lately disembarke:blf
Cork, and the other Regiments which so
fought in in Egypt.
Colonel CLOSE, the British Resident at the Court
of the young Mysore Rajah, has been-sent to F°°'
nab, as Resident to the Mahratta States.
nittea
Captain MALCOLM, who so creditably acq;eci
himself in the Persian Embassy, has been arP°"
to succeed Col. CLOSE at Mysore. go.
Capt. GRANT, the highly estimated
jor of Madras, died there in Septeznber; '
WrLitEs is his successor.
peg List of Members of the Committee of the -
of Commons, on the Booksellers and Printers

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IDLE. giving \he
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