The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-02 00:00:00

DEAL, DEC. I.

SAILED for Sheerness the Pixel/ Gun-brig.
Remain His Majesty's Ships Irnmarta 11#
maica, Arronv Sloop, and Snipe Gun vessel.
Arrived and sailed for Stangatc Creek, the Or°
severance, HAYWARD, from Malaga.

A General Meeting of Ship Owners was Oki
yesterday, at the London Tavern. The Commit`
appointed to wait on Mr. ADDINGTON reportto:
that their reception was very flattering, and go,
thein hopes (though the Premier had not altoge(he'
made up his mind) of a favourable issue. A Pe:itio.
is in the mean time to be prepared, and presented g.
Parliament after the Holidays.
Another General Meeting is to be held in a fel
days, when the suhjet of Mediterranean passes vo;
be taken into consideration. The penalty of $OOl
for sailing through the Streights without the doc,l"
merit, it seems, has been lately enforced, with $ °1:„
glee of severity, perhaps, very salutary, but titi!'",
unexpetted, and without any precedent.
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Yesterday a Court of Direetors was held at
East India House, when Capt. THOMAS GiAliAs,
was sworn into the Command of the Wndham, afsg
tined tadjourned Sr. George. The Court adjourned

Six o'clock till to-morrow,
_ .
The Prim-est Charlotte East Indiarnan, lately Zit
rived at Limerick from Amboyna, laden princip/dift„e
with spices, is the most valuable ship that has .ffev,
yet arrived freighted With the -produce of the mv:
luccas.
fret
Between. the 4th and • xis-t ult, thirty-six Pack-,
floats entered Calais from Dover with lot pasoef;
gets, and thirty-five Packet Eoats quitted
former Port for Dover with 347 passengers.
All vessels arriving in the Ports of Denii.
from' the United States. of America are, by virtu
of an order of His Danish Majesty, to be subje„`l44
to the visit of it Officer of Health, and are Ob"„ty
den to have any communication With the 511000
til that forinality is complied with.
An European vessel lately run upon a sand
v-2iti,
on the Coast of All:ltalia. The -PAC HA. of Scur",
on being informed of the circumstance, ordered,Pro
110
per assistance to be given, by means of whico,
vessel was got off; but the was not allowed OPilos
ceed on her voyage, till -she had delivered lip tc's,.icts
Paeha a third of her Cargo, and of the Money 11"1,0
was on board her, both which he claiined as
right.
Yesterday another Petition was presented cc/4i';
Bank by the Holders of Omnium, praying "lor
the arrangement made for the redemption 111.10
be so far altered as to divide, the payment 0f 0
per Cent. in January into two payments 0
.06
per Cent, each—one to be made in January! that
the other in April.—They further reque9t) oti
instead of the payment in January being ma
Friday the 2llt, it may be either on SaturdsY
op,
22d, or Monday, the 24th.—They justify this for
plkatiOn to the Diretlors on the ground thatto
that time the CHANCELLOR of the Exc Oro'
may have ascertained that he will want set,
Loan, or at least a very small Loan, for the ors,
vices of the year; and that therefore the Direl„,sy
without any charge of caprice or indecisiont
safely give the holders of Cranium this further
dulgence.
The Hon. Colonel VAUGHAN arrived yesterdil
at the Hotel, in Berkeley-square. dif
Earl and Countess STANHOPE are expected
•
at the above Hotel. ester'
Lord SOUTHAMPTON gave a grand Dinnerj
day, at his house in Grosvenor-street, to the Dinner;
of Lord Rokerti SEYZAOUR. 4,a to

The Hon. Colonel WILLIAM FITZROV, Oor
Lady, arrived yesterday at their house, in C
street May-fair, from their scat in Norio •
11c. 00
The Hon. Mn. CORNWALLIS, and the tw° its
TOwNstitt463 'arrived yesterday at their house'hy.
Seymour-place, from the Marquis of Cogs'
Lis's 'seat at Culford.
Sir JoRNSMITsi, Bart. and family are
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in Portman street in a few days, froin St. ie`l°
'Hall, near Dorchester in Dorsershire. to sir
Miss EL IZ A CRAMER, the younger sister
JOHN COGHILL, is on a visit at Lad/ DOP
andW Aim's, in Staffordshire. thelf
Several English Families have taken tiP there.
abode at Nice, intending to pass the Winteer goon,
On Wednesday the loth ult. in the attetoogge
arrived at Stockholm, after a three day' tiohos
from Abo, His Royal Highness Pairrce w osl
of GLoUCESTER, and repaired immediate' he
t JaY
landing to the King's. Apartments. 1-4 e% • • tile
din
was presented to the Queen Dowager, forme
evening the Opera of Gustavus rasa was pet 0-0 ar•
As the Prince had thrown off his incogrow_tilierp
riving, he was saluted with a discharge of,a,le city.
and lodged in the Hotel of the Governor 01 he City.
Co,
The suite of His Royal Highness consistns
AO.O 1:t
lonels HAMILTON and BARRA, MajorRyo -014,
Mr. SNELL, the Sectetary, and IVIr.
Physician.

THE HAVEURCH MAIL.

VIENNA, Nov. 27.

OUR Court Gazette of this day, contains the

:.ving Article :

" In consequence of the Negotiations entered
into .vith the Mediating Powers relative to thc-
Cernian Affairs, His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has
judged it expedient to order the Governor of the
rYrot, and Commissioner Plenipotentiary for the
Italian Provinces, Count BISSINGEN, to occupy the
tishoprics of Trent and Brixen, and their depen-
dencies, till the final termination of those Negotia.
tions.

The DUKE of MoDENA is recovered, though his
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6s continue much swelled.

SWABIA, Nov. 19.

NEGOTIATIONS are carrying on between Aus-
tria and Bavaria, relative to some exchanges of cer-
tain Indemnities of the latter Power, for others al.
lotted to the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY.