The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-13 00:00:00

DOPER, DEC. 12.

PAST by for London, the Earl St. WIL-
LJAttS, JAN;s, from the Bay of Honduras.

DRAL, DEC. 12.

ARRivF R from Sheerness, the vixen Gun-brig,
and she remains with His Majesty's Ships Penelope,
Immortalite,' and lama.ica ; Arlocv, Sloop of War
Betsey (Country. Ship), for Bengal, and a large Fleet
ontward-bound.

The Cymberiand, Ganges, Bellerophon, Vanguard,
G4liah,,,Thesenc, and Liephant, of 7+ guns, with
the Pelican- brig, under the orders of Commodore
•
tAywruN, on the zoth of September arrived at
Halifax,. Nova Scotia, from Jamaica. The Goliak
was struck by lightning on the voyage, which
shivered her foremast, killed four men and wounded
twenty; one man was killed in the passage to the
magapne : the ships were remarkably healthy, ex-
cept a. few instances of scorbutic complaints.

CAPT. RAY, of the American ship Hope, on the
zzd of December, .180 t,' discovered an Island about
seven leagues in length, in zso,
.o. South lat. and
1060. at, East long, The Island appeared -to be
well covered with wood, but he could not approach
sufficiently near to distinguish whether or not it was
inhabited. Four days atzer, in 5. 45. North lat.
and 1630. 40. long. saw another Island, about four
leagues in length, but the want of competent boats
prevented his further discovery. Neither of these
Islands are marked on any map or chart.
Captain RAY, on leaving America, proceeded to
Fanlklaiid!s Wand, where he remained six months,
and was Successful in getting skins. He then went
,to. the Island of" South Georgia, and staid three
months' there. He then attempted to proceed to
China round Cape Horn, but after beating about for
60 days, he was oliliged to abandon the enterprize,
and to put into Port Desire, on the Coast of Pata-
gonia, and after Wards return to the river la Plate,
&here he remained three months to dry his skins.
He next toucjled at Port Jackson, and in his pas-
sage thence to. Canton (where he disposed-of his
skins to_greadt advantage); .he made the discovery
in question,
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A Le'fter from Barbadoes, dated the 29th of
oat,tsd; represents 'the 131acks in the Dutch Colo-
nies,in -Guiana, as being so strongly impressed with
the ideas of liberty and equality, which have tended
to the desolation of St. Domingo, as to excite con-
S,iderable alarm among the white proprietors—We
have likewise seen a letter from Demerara, which-
says—" We.are again troubled by the Maroon Ne-
groes; and am afraid we shall, ere long, have a
general revolt of the SlavO in thins Colony."

THE DUTCH MAIL.

VIENNA, Nov. 24.

PRINCE ESTE RH AZ Y has left this City fto rar,ilj
and General Count ST, JULIAN, who accomrame
the GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE 10 the Frontiers
of Austrian Poland, has returned to Vienna.
The PALATINE of Hungary will set out for Pi"
tersbmTb, about the end of this month.

RATISBON, Nov. 26.

THE Deputation of the Empire, on the zld
stant cOmpleted the Depuidtion's recess, or genera;
c9nciusum in fifty-four seCtions, which W/i4 Yesle,r'
day presented to the Imperial Plenipotentiary 0r
ratification. The Sub-delegate of Bohemia gave 11°
votellir the conclusnin in contemplation of asped/
adjustment between Austria and France, which 1113./
be expeaed every day. The conclusurn has beef
sent:oli by the French Legation
,to Par,4 by
Courier.
Immediately after. the ratification the general
conehrsum will be laid before the Diet ; but as
Assembly cannot commence its deliberations on the
subjel till after the customary interval of six weeks'
the Minister, LAFOR ET, will, in the mean time, g°
to Munich, and Citizen MAT nil E U to StrasbUT

The day before yesterday 350 Mentz Troops
entered this City, and to-day the Count DE
ZE L took civil possession, in the name of the Elec'
tor Arch_Chanceller.