The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-13 00:00:00

DEAL, MAY IZ.

AR RI vED-the Anacreon Brig, from a Cruize, and
sailed for .Sheerness.
Remain in the Downs, the Amazon Frigate, Con.
.flig, Vixen, and Monkey Gun-brigs.

FALMOUTH, MAI- 10.

• SAILED this day, the Auckland Packet, Captain
SCHbYLER, with Mails of this month for Jamaica,
Barbadoes, and Martinique : and the Lady Hobart
Packet, Capt. FELLOWS, with Mails of the same
date for New-York and Halifax.

Arrived this day, the Brig -, Capt. WORTH,
with coals, from Bour(k•• ux ; she sailed from hence
ir
on the 27th December ast,• and on her arrival at
Bourdeaux landed her cargo, and took in' wines.
A few days previous to her being ready for sailing,
an °rad arrived for her to unload, and take in her
former cargo, with orders that no vessels with Bri-
tish produce on board should land any part of their
cargo. Several vessels were laying there laden
with coals. This Brig spoke on the 3oth ult. the
Lovely Peggy, Capt.llAßßis, with coals from Dub-
lin, out nine days, all well, going into Bourdeaux.
His Majesty's Ship Chatham, of so guns, is now
rigging jury masts, in order to proceed to Plymouth.
This ve3sel has been laying here during the war, as
an Hospital and Guard-ship. The Sufsante Sloop
of War accompanies her up.

The DUKE Of CUMBERLAND'S Dress Ball on
Mondaynight was opened with Sir David Hunter

The Duke of Cambridge The Princess of Wales,
A •ourt.,g Naval Officer Plincess Augusta,
Earl of Aboyne Princess Mary
Lord Charles Bentinck Princess Sophia, ' ..
Lord Frederick Montague Princess Soph. of Gloucester,
Lord John Thynut Lady Charlotte Jenkinson,
Lord Ossulstone Lady M. Thynne, .
Lord Milsintown Lady A:Bennet,
Colonel Bligh , , Lady A. M. Stanhope,
Colonel Grosvenor Lady A. Thynne,
Mr. John Manners Lady Paget,

Earl Morton. ' Miss Irby,
The Hon. Arthur Upton Lady. C. Hamilton.

Sixteen couple went down the first dance,; the
second was called 4thol Brose; or, N;elGow's
vour;te. Speed the Plough followed, and at twelve
o'clock THEIR MAJESTIES, the PRINCESSES, and
all the company, partook of a sumptuous supper.
,Covers were laid for one hundred and twenty only,
ilyit upwards of two hundred were present ; six
tables were laid out for ninety in the lower apart-
Jnents. Precisely at one o'clock the dances recorn_
menced with a Medley; the dancers who led were,
Prince William of Gloucester, Princess of Wales,
Earl Morton, Princess Mary, &c. etc.

Fifteen couple followed, and soon after two
o'clock THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES
retired. The DUKE Of CUMBERLAND met hisßoyal
Parents at the door on entering, and preceded them
up the stair-case, carrying 'two candles in large
silver candlesticks. His Highness was dressed in
the uniform of his Regiment, the isth Light Dr-
agoons. The KING was likewise in regi►nentals,
appeared in high health, and entered into a lively
conversation with Lord CHESTERFIELD, and several
other Noblemen.
The DUKES of YORK and CLARENCE did not
dance, nor did the PRINCESS ELIZABETH. The
rooms were much crowded, and excessively warm.
The DUKE of CUMBERLAND went down one dance
with the:PRINCESS of WALES; Reels and Strath-
speys concluded the festive scene at half after four
o'clock on Tuesday morning.

The Duke of RUTLAND'S interest has received a
severe blow at Cambridge by the Eleaion of Sir H.
PEYTON, as this Gentleman came in entirely by
the Independent Gentlemen, and the Hardwicke
interest united with them.

Sir HENRY ST. JOHN MILDMAT, it is said, has
offered to bring in for Winchester any friend that
Mr. PITT may chuse to recommend.

We hear that- the Members of the Union Club
have it in contemplation to. give a most splendid
Ball and Supper, early next month, in honour of the
Peace.

THE E R A.-The delightful Opera by GLUCK,
liceste, %Vas performed for the first time this Season
on Tuesday night. This Opera may be esteemed
the triumph of BAN•rt, for it gives full effect to
those fine low tones for which she lis so deservedly
distinguished. • The Chorusses and Dances inter-
miixekl with the Dianti., render it a pleasing va_
riecy. from Operas in general. Indeed the luiincss
of the House, and the accompanying seem
to invite an occasional repetition. We had an op_
portunity of welcoming Madame LABOR I E'S re-
turn to her station in the Ballet of lrza, which
gives a'good scope for the exhibition of her chaste
ading, and 111 LLICS2 ERG'b