The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-27 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, MM t 6.

ilktovED from a Cruize after Smugglers in the
Channels, the Arciur Gun-vessel, Lieut. SHERIFF.
,
atle Mallard Gun vessel has come down from
‘"dins and has sailed with men for the North.
ward.

teU, n Sunday evening His Majesty's ship La Re.
wild' z 4. guns, sailed from Plymouth Sound
t'lDispatches for the Admirals commanding at
`Leeward Island Station and Jamaica.
k;iCiaptain STRACUEY, late a Lieutenant of the
k: Paris, is appointed to the command of His
est Sloop, ja/ouse, vice the Hon. J. P.
. a?, who is promoted to the rank,of Post Captain.
tn The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleased
PirPP°int Captains KERB and MouNszY, late
the't and Second Lieutenants of the Clyde Frigate,
former to the Command of the Diligence, at the
°re) and the latter to the Rosario, at Plymouth.

14q° the completion of the cession of
territory
tae by His Highness the Vizier of Oude to the
st India Company, the GOVERNOR-GrivraAL
I-11/e4 the followino. General Orders. The Hon.
tti
tier I WELLESLEY is appointed Lieutenant-Go-
, n(lr of the ceded districts.
‘RAL ORDERS, BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST
NOBLE TiE GoVERNOR.GENERAL.
jliS On the GanEes, new Benares, Na.i. 14, ISor.
tency the Most Noble the COVIIRNOR-GENE-
hq: haying this day ratified a Treaty concluded at Luck-
stc4l the Loth instant, by the Honourable ITZNAY
ti,", and Lieutmant-Colonel Sco rt., on behalf and
lipLe rl arne of thu Goyzit oit-Gziitx Ar.., between the
the'rable the East India Company and his Excellency
here Viz! t.R, by which Treaty the NAWAUD Vl-
tover Yis ceded to the Honourable Company in perpetual.,
letriteiglitY, certain portions of his Excellency the Vtzier s
tror."al possessions, yielding an annual revenue of One
11104,1, TLirty-five Lacs of Rupees (one million three
olib,;',e,!" and fifty thousand pounds) ; in commutation of the
-'"Y hitherto payable to the Company by the Vizier
ieh4cred, That a Royal Salute be fired, and extra batta
. the Troops at Fort William, and at all the garrisons
. 4tations of the Army, in honour of this event.

fie
batteries along the coast of the County of
Vb 1114111) beiAig now no longer considered necessary,
,e been completely dismantled,
.al.nci the guns
the up and sent to the different Military Depots
nighbourhood.
lbt:riday last, the heavy baggage of the 42d Regi.
ittas landed at Leith, and has been deposited
-41nburgh Castle.
.111:itle9 A.
oth Regiment Colonel GRHANes) are on
111,1 march for Scotland. The 92d (Colonel the
4441quis of HuNTLE v) have landed at Port Patrick,
z44atched for Glasgow.
SCitli Regiment on their arrival at Fermoy,
• it4t where they now are quartered, immediately
k„.4at Recruiting Parties to the different Militia
C°r'raents about to be disembodied. This veteran
inebs been nineteen years on Foreign Service,
tor,. f)te a distinguished part in the redulion of
ttr'lf,t4, under that brave and much.larnented Offi.
Ilt44'eneral SirCHARLES STUART, for which he
ANtilted eith particular marks of his re.
N.tita,fid i.n Egypt, they composed part of Gen.
s Brigade.
4t
kAt XIN LEWES had so endeared himself to
ti,4;`iiets of the East London Militia, of which
hirilent he was Lieutenant. Colonel, that they
oerdslihscribed 21, Guineas for the purchase of a
to be presented to that Gentleman.
froZitetter received by the late overland dispatch
Co, EoMbay, dated the uth •of February says,
tistn tt pitNint, who has been deputed by Go.
tttd nt to the Residency of Poonah, has corn.
f4v sOnle arrangement's with the Mahrattas high-
tilinifourable to commerce. The PE ISH W A has
kith ested a di--position to form a close alliance
ta4k ; nor will he suffer any person, of whatever
41: to. reside in the Dominions he governs, who
ale °3tlle to, or inimical to the British Govern-
tvi"l S° •
II b ere&zons are making in Poonah, which
utlte of much advantage. It is at present meanly.
the capita and lies open and defenceless, though it is
is, of the Western Mahratta Empire."
t?litne services rendered in Ireland by the present
1004 ItElt faf the House of Commons, are not likely
be forgotten there. It is some consolation
Ah is
4te -/ LOUntry to be assured, that he is succeeded
Sce by a Gentleman, whose talents and man-
este equally calculated to ensure general respeo
he
1111% which Lord ELLENBOR6UOH has taken
triter became conneeied with the present GoVern.
g0),W110 shewed so much judgment in the selec.
tO bot such a man fora high professional situation,
eequal credit to his head and heart. He promises
ofttheso able supporter of their interests, and
il.irahe' the Country, in that House, into which
und talents have been the instruments of
acid talents
litkord
tN,
1, ILLE and Mr. WmairAm must be. a
pitte4jurtified to find, that the article in the French
451t464' tlikkn the Treaty of Amiens, which they
S,tedlr noticed in their speeches on the Defi-
isbeljteat.y,
.is not only disavowed as having been
ittaelel v.vith the knowledge of the French Go.
it merit. fornti hut was written by a person who has nut
, anY Years in France.
init.!!! Bth inst. the King of Prussia reviewed
blegntry of the Garrison of Berlin, after which
411 the rand Entertainment at Charlottenburg
th
t./1430 Superior Officers. The reviews in the
'ls of Bed.
e 2._, in were to take place from the zist.
t,44 to Inst. Yesterday his Prussian Majesty
tto.itithiliti.iffi for the other reviews, which will oc-
the Jilt of next month, when he will
t Mealti to meet the Emperor of Russia.