The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-28 00:00:00

iIeiRWICH, JUNE z 7.

T. 11 E Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. HEARN, 311 d
the Princess Royal, Capt. A. DEANE, arrived last
night, the former with the Dutch Mail, and the
latter from Cuxhaven, with the Hamburgh Mail.
The same Packets sailed again this, morning, with
the Mails for Helvoetsluys and Cuxhaven.
The Pocock, POOLE, sailed from this place yes-
terday for Holland, with horses and passengers.

DEAL, JUNE 27.

SAtLED for Sheerness, the CohAei Gun-brig.

Arrived from the River, and sailed through to the
Westward, the Royal Charlotte and Princess Augtatt:
yachts.

Remains in the Small Downs, the Bleod-hoard
Gun-brig.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 27.

FRIDAY evening, after post, arrived His Map,
jesty's Ships Defeute, of 74. guns, Captain Lord
HENRY PAUI4T, and Edgar, of 74. guns, Capt•
GrwAy; from Spithe.ad, and proceeded to Chat-
ham, to be paid off.

Yesterday arrived His Majesty's Ship rowetffil;
of 7+ guns, Capt. Sir F. LAVOR EY, fcolll,Spichead,
and sailed for Chatham, to be paid, off; also ar-
rived at the Noce, His Majesty's S!oop Privet, of
13 guns, Capt. FAN E, an 4 Archer at:a:Cal/Ad Gun-
brigs, from cruizing after Smugz.lers.
Sailed the Constant Gq(k.brig, on. a cEvize to the
Northward after Smugglers.
This day arrived His M:tjes.ty's Sto,re4Ahip wad.,
quid), at the Iszgre_from Deptford.

Capt. 13oRitow Es is appointed to command the
P.yladrs, of 18 guns, in the _room of Caw, BOOR D ERshe is is now at Sheerness, and is shortly to sail for
the Downs.

The Success galley, Captain CHARLES 131t4 1,
was lost at Amboyna in a violent storm on the
18th August last, and her, Commit-1(1er, Mr,GEoßog
WE BSTE R, second officer, and eight !ascars, perishecl.

The Duchess of DEVoNsitlitE'S breekr,se
Chiswick, on Saturday last, was one of the most.
delightful entertainments of the kind ever given.'
The garden was not injured by any fantastic d"
corations, but left to its own natural beauty. Tents
were paced in the most commodious situationsaild-Ire-COtii-pliiiY-We're gratified with every thing
that a liberal Hospitality could provide. Thoug'
nominally a Breakfast, the repast consisted Of
splendid collation, calculated to anticipate ever
want. The company began to assemble about
three o'clock, and visitors incessantly poured it;
from that hour till five. Musicians were station
in various places, and the effect was animating lo
the highest degree. Many of the company danced
upon the lawn, and the whole scene was trilif
Arcadian. The•Prinee of WALES did not arrivc,
till near eight o'clock. The company consisted 0
the first persons of Fashion and Foreign Noblesse'
More Beauty and Elegance were never observable;
upon a similar occasion, and the company separato
highly delighted with the elegant and•hospitilbla
entertainment which the fineness of the weather
enabled them so happily to.enjoy.
Mr. ANGERsTPIII- gave a grand Breakfast,
his house, near Blackheath, on Saturday last.; a%
though there was a powerful attraaion in th°
given by the Dutchess of DEVQNsHIRE, at Chi?'
wick, it was very numerously and fashionably 3"1
tended. Indeed many persons, witl- an avarice
pleasure, notwithstanding the distance, went frog?
one fife to the other. Mr. ANGERSTEIN, on this
occasion, as on all otf:ers, manifested the most Jibe'
rid spirit, in an abundance of every thing the
could gratify the wishes of the Company. e
beautiful and commanding situation of the haus/
and grounds essentially contributed to the genera
entertainment.
A Rowing Match is to take place to-mnrret
evening, near Battersea Bridge, between two Lgd'e
of distinaion : considerable hers are depending bf;
tween several Gentlemen ; the distance is across
Thames.
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The following Article appeared- in a Paper of
yesterday, and is a good Specimen of that bidieff
incongruity so often imputed to our -Hibeefita
Brethren :
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" The inconvenience to which the Irish St. 3
Prisoners, at Fort George, are exposed, by bei2,
sent from thence to a strange Country, without 'd
ing permitted to visit their own, for the purposera,
settling their affair:, has excited much curnalise
Lion in Dublin, where, as many of them were kg.-1° o
not to have any other property than the exercise
ry
their talents, a Subscription uas taken place to P

care some Provision for the most necesttous•-
A Gentleman at Mansfield last week undertook:!
for a wager of Sol. to [lop too yards at 3o 1101'55:
he exceeded the distance by three yards at 24 re,
He went 21 yards the three first hops; It iS
markable that this Gentleman is corpulent, II

weighs 15 stone. o
The twelve beautiful, antique Plates, on e:ltlis i

which was wrought a labour of Hercules, acidwe stated to have beci) sold for 30Q1. are again r

s lit for 'soot:

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