The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-19 00:00:00

Ur. Thomas Townstend,blr Nis Uncle Mr. Windsor.
Captato Stirrer, of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, 'cm his
Promotion. in Lord Cathcart's Corps.
Miss Macleod, daughter of Colonel IV4clecd, was irttrodpced
by her Mother.
Messrs. Welch and. Ale anger, Sheriffs of London.
Copt. Grey,of the Navy, and his Lady..
The Right Hon. Lord Itenyon„ accompanied by his brother.
Mr. Anker, on arriving from Denmark.
Paron de Cubi, by the Duke of Portland.
Capt. Legge, of the Navy.
Time Lady of John Erskine, Esq. by Countess Roslin..
The Hon. P. 'Burrell, on his arrival from abroad.
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General Fox, and several English Officers from
Malta, are a: Rome.
Mr. J4.cKsoN, the Ambassador from this Coun.
try to tale Court of Berlin, disembarked on the yd
inst. at Cuxhaven, fro►n whence he proceeded to his
destination.

Lor4 WILLIAM CAVENDISH BENTINCK, the
new. Governor of Fort St. George, is second son to
His Gr'ace the, Duke. of PoRTLANp, and has just
attained his twenty-eighth year. His Lordship is
Member for Nottinghamshire, Colonel in the Army,
and Lieutenant,Colonel in the 24. th Regiment of
Dragoons ; the salary attached to the Government
of Madras is sixteen thousand pounds per annum.
We do not understand that the French Govern.
nient haVe refused payment to all British Creditors,
but to such only as were associated in order to ob-
tain a full payment of their arrears. That Govern-
ment has contrived an additional mode of Bank-
ruptcy, by which the arrears will be lost to general
Stockholders, and the Annuities for Life suspended
till vacancies are made by the death of actual An-
nuitants, standing upon the books-.
The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE, of Russia, it is
said, intends shortly to visit London.
The KING of Sw EDEN has appointed the Baron de
SILFVERHIELM, his Majesty's Minister Plenipo-
tentiary to this Country.
The Eldest Son of the EMPEROR of GERMANY,
is, according to Letters from Vienna, to be affianced
to the Daughter of the EMPEROR of RUSSIA. The
Marriages_ of the Emperor's Brothers, the ARCH-
putcE PALATINE and ARCHDUKE JOHN are spoken
of, as well as those of the GRAND DUKE of TUS-
CANY, the latter to a PRINCESS of RUSSIA, one of
the
,former to a PRI NC ESS Of SAxoNY, and the other
ato Neapolitan PRINCESS.

Some tumult is stated in Letters from Gibraltar
to have taken place at the Opera HouSe at Malta,
in consequence of General VIAL the French Mi-
nister there having refused to stand up when God
save the King was played. His family, who went
there the next night were hissed out of the House.
To prevent a recurrence of similar disturbances,
orders were issued that no popular airs or any piece
of music should be played except such as belonged
to the Performance.

A shock of an Earthquake was felt on the 26th
ult. at Warsaw.

The last shock of an Earthquake at Strasburgh
was so violent, as to thrrw down several Ankles
of Furniture in many of the HouSes. The inhabi.
tants were extremely terrified.
Notice of trial was yesterday served from the
ATTORNEY GENERAL on Mr. PELTIER, against
whom a Critninal Information has been filed for
libelling BONAPARTE in his Publication, entitled,
L' Ambigue . The trial, it is understood, will come
on the Sittings after Term.

- The Perthshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry
marched into Perth on Wednesday sennight; ‘vhcre
they are to he quartered for three days, for the
purpose of drilling. Of late, a very consider-
able npmber of gentlemen have enrolled them-
selves into this corps. Their soldier-like appear-
ance, and striftattention to duty, ref:leas the highest
credit on. their Colonel, (he Right Hon. the Earl of
Km:NouL, and does honour to every individual of
the corps. •

Application having lately been„
.spade to Lord
LOWTHER, by 'the Trustees of the rresbyterian
Meeting-house, in High-street, Whitehaven, re-
questing his Lordship to sell a piece of ground, for
the purpose of enlarging the Burying-ground—
his Lordship immediately replied to the request
gave permission for the ground to be taken up; but,
in the handsomest mariner, declined accepting any
consideration for it.
We have to recommend it to those whose business
it is, to place an Iron-railing round the fine Monu-
ment just opened to the Memory of the brave Capt.
BURGES, with all possible dispatch. Yesterday
several Sailor-boys were looking at it, and pawing
every part in so rough a way, as to endanger its
mutilation.

A respe&able Dublin Journal asserts, that the
se/pot/vie/et/ Traitor, Arthur O'Connor, and a
Printer, whe► fled from Dublin in 1798, have the
chief concern in the English Paper lately established
at Paris.

Colonel DESPARD, who has recently been taken
into custody, was one of those unfortunate Prisoners
at Cold_bath_fields, whose sufferings particularly
excited the tender sympathies of the Middlesex Can-
didate.

It may be conceived, that the Contra&ors for
lighting the Public Lamps, as they find that the
Oil has been stolen, think it their duty, upon moral
principles, to supply as' little as possible, in order
to prevent temptation.
Owing to the prevalence of North-easterly winds,
the ridge of sand stretching across the mouth of the
Tyne, known by the name of the Bar, has increased
in height nearly two feet; and on Saturday and
Monday last several ships struck heavily thereon in
going to sea.
Poultry waa” extremely plentiful last week at
Romford, thatthe finest pullets did not fetch more
than twO shillir;Ktand great'vttilftWig were re-
turned unsold. Tile' 'finest live fats in Leadenhall-
market, have lately been sold for the low price of
one shilling each.
Yesterday about two o'clock, a female pickpocket
was dete(ted in Cheapside picking a Gentleman's
pocket of a silk handkerchief; she was not only
genteelly dressed, but of a prepossessing countenance,
and one that we should have rather suspected of
stealing a Gentleman's heart. The fair thief was
handed to the Poultry Compter in the Ntry best stile
of a City Constable.