The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-25 00:00:00

'WE: this morning received Paris Papers of the
2ad init. The Moniteur of-that date contains the
Official Dispatches from St. Dovingo, which our
Readers will find at length in our Paper of this day.
To thete is added the following

Tr, LEGRArfitc DISPATCH.

4' Brest, Itfay ZI

AderiirelH VILLAZET, • who —left St. pothing6 April
Toth, with Eight Sail of the-Lint, is arrived at Brest.

" There was ylcithing w• at Sr. Dowingo since the depar-
um of ter Fideffe. ' Our Tfccrpg had" becit.sent Is pursuit of

TOUSSAINT:"

THEIR TY ;I STIES avo.the.Pkixctssts came to
Town t: i.; rrryniriWir,d,sor wßuck-ingliam-house.
W:11 hold a Drawing-room on
.ncxt.

/ler f: .! l;pltnvs. the PRTNCESS of *ALES
:(.:,.er:1:1);:fio'in Blackheath, "a.nd
turned the evf,ling.
• ,ent Addresses oc Tl,urs-.
cLiy c.,k) occasic,n ...he Peace.

On Sas:rday last His. Royal Highness the DUKE
of. CAN't n cs arrived at, theNelsOn Hotel, Yarl
ro ~ernl,ark on hoard the A,-vion, for Cux..
hay,cn. ; hut wind E. S. 'E. he was pre—
vented from sailing. Nis Royal Highness attended
Pivine Sc.rvice'.c,n Sunday at Church ;'after which
the Corporation, consisting of the Mayor, Alder_
men,, and Common Council, raid their respects to
FT ROy.al Highness, at the Nelson Hotel, and were
most graciously received.

,The.LatoaFriglte is' t„king in the baggige of
His Highness Prince WILLIAm of I,oucEsTEtt.,
who embarks on board her in a few days for St.
Petersburgh.
rvve are in great hopes that the account of a Mu_
tiny having appeared in Admiral CAMPBELCS
Squadron, at Martinipe, is unfounded. We should
hope that the examples which have been so recently
nlade, %vould deter from a repetition of this danger-
ous and detestable crime.

Mr. GREENWOOD gave a Military Dinner.'on
Sunday, at his House in Audley-square. The PUKE
of YoRK was of the Party.
The 49th Regiment embark immediately for
nuelne.
_ _ _

_
1 he Somerset-Place Association have resolved
to prisent-, their" Commanding Officer, Major Sir
WALTER -STIRLING, Farr. M. P. with a piece of
Plate, in tc'Tken of thei'r.respea and esteem.

Intelligence has been received of the capture of
French Privateer, of x 8 guns, -in
the Indian Seas, by the S:ybille, Captain ADAM,
SOII Of WILLIAM AnAm, Esq. Captain ADAM, it
1,171i1.1 be.reeolletaed, gallantly distinguished himself in.
ca'prilring La C Vr.)rie, of 4z guns, at the Seychelles,
in 061ober last, after a
.severe Aftion. , Captain
A pAm has had the good fortune to end the naval
war
.the ,East Indies by two naval :captures,
cven before
.tlie Peace was known ;. for L'Hirodelle
was. the •only enemy's vessel that. remained in these
sNts.

I-14 MA JESTY having been pleased to appoint
half after ore o'clock on, Thursday the 27th inst.
for .receiving the Address of the University
tr:;,n,4ri.!gc, stft-li Members as are disposed to attend
I,r, that occasion,: are requested to meet at the
Thatch'd I louse Tavern, Sr.- James's-street,-at half
ti.velVe o:Jock on that d•ay,;
The ,g Wonder, or a AVornan keeps a Secret," is
stiprosed.to he.-o*e of the be Ft Cornet'deof its lively
Author ; .added,to the novelty of, seeing
l'Or.,..k,td.‘ti in I?onna,VioLtntc (for the fir:it time),
Kemblc's Iron Feli'k, and indeed the wh;;;ectst in
ti.c I'lay is got np, cannot drawirg

ant aucatriC for A'Ass POIJE S Night Oil (Way

next.

Sonalv I:ist died
.vf a decline, Mrs. COOKE,
wift liOsler, in the Strand, leaving
her. ;dj:l friends to lament the loSs oi,those
Afge:ticni, the exer,:ise of which rendered
1-1,7 r society to thent pcc:uliarly endearing.