The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-16 00:00:00

D... 7 AL, SEPT, 15.

SAILED on a Cruize the lermortahti Frigate.
Arrived from Portsmouth and sailed for Sheer-
ness, the Li:a, of 6+ guns, and the Hind Frigate.

The following Article is extraled from a New
York Paper of the 7th of August ;—" Capt. SAN-
GER, arrived at N. Lund Jul, 13 days from Bassa_
terre, Guadaloupe, infQl%,.t-.,,, that previous to: his
sailing-, h Government caused it to be reported,'
that the English 1..1 refused to give up-Tobay,
agreeable to the Treaty ; and under the pretence cf
an expedition to take that Island by force, the black
troops, and a body of whites, were embarked en
board two ships of the line and two frigates. Hav-
ing secured the blacks,, the white troops were re
landed ; and the next day more blacks male and fe-
male, were sea on board, and it was said, and im-
plicitly believed; that they were sold to the Spa-
nish Government, to be employed in working in the
mines of South America, where t'ne fleet is destined.
The number of negroes shipped ofF amounted to
sOOO.---Markets *dull, no money allowed to he car-
ried off the island. The produce of the island is per-
mitted to be exported in foreign bottoms, paying a
heavy duty. The town of Bassarerre is not burnt as
was reported. No foreign bottom allowed an en-
try in any other part of the Isiz.nd of Quadaloupe,
than Bassaterre."

According to letters from the Hague, the eva.
cuation of Holland by the French troops was to
commence on the tzth inst. A part of the troops
were to be embarked for Louisiana. _ _ _

It is reported at the 40gue, that a Definitive
Treaty of Alliance will shortly tab,e place between
France, Prussia, and Russia.

There are at present at Doddington Park., the
Seat of Lord MoTa4, an Ethiopian Goat and four
Sheep, which have been lately sent him as a pre-
sent from the Baron de MONTREAL, an Emigrant
Officer in our Service. The Goat is of a red
colour, with curly wool; the Sheep are black, with
very fine wool, resembling those trom the Cape of
Good Hope,
The Song we inserted some tiire ago in compli-
ment to the present Minister, entitled The Pilot
that mooed us in Peace, has been elegantly printed
at Tunbridge, and placed in the Rooms and Li-
braries.

It is mentioned as a very singular circumstance,
in an Irish Paper, that a dozen People have lately
gone mad at a Watering-place in Ireland. If the
Writer of the Account would visit Margate or
Brighton, his astonishment would cease.

The complaint of the Sw;mm;vg. Lady at Rams_
gate does not appear to be a rwiqmiu head
only.

Since the seizure near Cowes, of 89 Casks of
Spirits in a ploughed and harrowed field, Squgziliv
is ranked amongst the re4-Sports. '• '
The French, we are told in a Private Letter, are
very unhappy, because the Wild Duds have left
them. so early in the Season but We think, they
might console themselves with the large Flights of
E4glish Geese that supply their place.
Last Saturday evening, just as about 6o work-
men had kit their work, on the k..;iew Grand Canal
Wet Dock, the property of the Right Hon. Lord
13oRINGDoN, at Turn Chapel, near Plymouth,great
part of it blew up with a poie like that of
thundei-. It is hoped the damage can be repaired-,
as it is a work of magnitude and much expellee.
Fortunately no lives were lost by this accitlent.

FdIRIS, SEPT. 12.