The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

DEAL, Nov. 25.

/Its Majesty's Ship Galatea and a Can.-brig-1 '2r*
rived last .night from the Northward rt
the Server,
Driv.er, Thipbone, and Dispatch Navy Transport,
from the Westward; the ;wo latter have sailed
thro;:gh to the River, and the foriner remain.
The Aurora, South Sea Whaler, arrived in the
towns this Torning. She left St. Helena the Stn
September last, and the only Ship at the Island OS
the Prince;; Charlotte Indiaman„ and she was eNpe6.l'
ed to sail from thence for England in a few (DP
after.

TBE THEATRE.—)37 command of THErR
jEsTi Es, the new Comedy of Dela]; and Blunders'
and The Tale of ill:p:erj, were last nieir repre'
rented at CoVerit-Garden Theatre. The House was
crowded almost as soon as it was opened, and never
was there heard within its walls such eager, he4tYtt
and renewed expressions of general loyalty :WA
affe4ion.MAJESTIES wcre aCCOMpa,Oje."'
by the five PRINCESSES; and every branch of Or
Roe nI, FAtyzzLy, as they respe&ively enterer?
were greeted with the most fervent LL rsts of pica
and regard. God save the King, and Ride Dm
tannin, were sung and rePeated in the course 001.°
performances, and the audience cordially`joined In
these loyal and patFiotic strains. The Rot P
FANIXLY seemed all to be in perfed health, and ay"
peared to he much gratified bythe zealous and
iterated testimonies which they received of er
pular attachment.

_ . .
Mr. STErHgzs! KgrrtA LE returned last pi f;l4 tq
prury4arie Theatre, upon a' reneWed'engagemeat
and performed fahtelf? in The *Jerry Pili.P4' -.
pi
lf,i7dror . The House was very well attended, a.i
Mr. KEMBLE received very vrarrn applatise, diittl
the whole of his performance, which was spitrLA
and charaaeristic. A printed Paper was 'cir4oo.`7o.
in the Theatre, importing that the pew Afterea
of A House to & Sold, eau. 14 not be repress 017
last night, on account Of the indispOSition of tv't;
BANNtsTER. The substitute was Fortune/ Fro4fl
The part of Pi:tol, in the Comedy,' was peifoilPe.
by ifot.!..lNpsiwoßiti.
The Play of .Gower;' VccrAn was represented fq
the first time on' Tuesday it brury-Lane Theatre,
The novelty of the evening was Miss ni3itowiii fPq:
the Margate Theatre', who pe:fOrinecl the }past
Amelia Wildenheim. She is young, and her ge't
though slender, is well proportioned. ' Her afl '
was marked by genuine simplicity. IndeFd, si
may be considerd as the best representative of Ih4,
part that has appeared- on the Lendoil stwir',l4
CHERRY was very whimsical and diverting ill .7141 •
Rhyming Butler:. .
--if Sir/
Mrs. jortoAN performed r.,:olante in Tie i 4 ..., ,
for the first time, on Wednesday night, at Drali
Lane Theatre. f her deportment was not eciutor,
what might be expeaed from the cliw4hter of 'a iini'
tuguese Nobleman, she at least plilYed'With fee'ilA
and spirit. C. KIMBLE Carrie tolerably we)Yk'l '
the difficult part of Don Felix.
:5 te
The new Candidate for Public Favour 14,:ba* it
appear in Richard the Third to-morrow -eveningti.i,
Drury,Lane Theatre, is Mr. 'roavEa, the 13°..e't.
ter, who moved 04. . Cart of Criticism a fel!! l' ,
sons ago, at Covent Garden..
l
Nothing can exceed the sweetness of the l
f • fitt 4
Air sung by Mrs. H. StOpglits in the Correlvil}
Delays and Blunder; : her voice and figure I° iYit4
so interesting, that it is difficult to'cle9ioe i'm
which you are most pleased. 'She has, 11'6'014
almost 'e elusive merit, 'Of being in .lf ...a.pf
throughout the Song, though without'p ei..e
OF al

accompaniments.
c
the
Ycung Gentlemen app..= to be performing 'nfoti
Dublin Theatre as well as in this town.
by the name of NI X., s said lately to have 015;13,1
his debut in the part of jammer, with Mrs.
DONS, and to have acquitted him Self with abi11
liv
The man must be stupid indeed, Who could 11..0,ti
with such a Belvidera. hi(
The AMATEURS of Music will be P. 154 at
gratified to find \VEICHSELL is' to lead the JO°
the Opera-House the ensuing season. He °lot
panies Mrs. _RILL INGTON better than ail r„(3riur
person, and is esteemed, as a general Leader, 16''
to no Performer of the present day, excePl
vIOTTI l'CrhapS. • at
• 'clock, died' 40

Yesterday morning about eight o'cli
his house in Do ver-street, EDWARD Ht3SSES' Pc n
ilk
TAcu, Earl of BEAULIEU. His Lordship svas ;
health for several years previous to his dect:tio
being in his eighty-second yew:. By
and his death was owing to the decay of Natur,lol
death, a princely fortune goes by will to rbr is
relations, &c. The bulk of his estates, it of
his I„ortirl:orps
supposed, are bequeathed to Mr. Hu"rrhicort
Golden-square. Mr. iVIoNTAGu, ne9,- the
who is now in the East Indies, will pussT said
estates at Ditton Park. A natural daughter 's„est
t
to be handsomely provided for ; and zoo!. year
has been settled on an old servant, who Was we
five years in his Lordship's service.
d at the
When General ANpREOSSI was
Queen's Drawing Room, HER MAJESTY as he
whether he was a Corsican ; he replied that
aie
a native of France, and had been eropluYe he was
French Service for twenty years, and thskuse of
descended from the ancient and illustrious the
De Medicis. Lord who oYerhe...,3 agine,
conversation, observed, gt He is nor, I 1"
descended from the Venus de Medicis." Leicester
presente44 him
It is stated that there are more Foxe4 for mad
shire at this time, than have been known
Farfric"
years; no doubt to the great joy of the
that county.

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PAWS, Yev. l!,

Ctrtz ENT BRUYE RES, AicLde-Camp .tp General
LE CL Eke, is arrived at Paris; he left the Cane on,
the loth of Oa.
General LECLERC, General DUGUA, and General
Roc.HANJBEAu,_ were at the head.of their Troops,
and in the best state 'of 'health.;...the rains had been
this Year fifteen days later, and the sickness at-the
Cape still preserved all its malignity. On the 7th,
however, the'first,rains fell, and already in the In-
terior the sickness had ceased.
General Lzciiitc had colleaed in the Arsenals
45)(300 nmske4trof which the Blacks had been, dis-
armed orts,ooo more were still expeaed..
A.Negro General of the name of BELLArR,• had
revolted, and assembled around him some hundreds
of the Brigands, who had set fire to several habi-
tations in the. Plain of the Cape : he had, however,
been arrested and shot.
A strong fermentation 'manifested itself amongst
the Blacks during the latter end of August, and be-
ginning ofSeptember. Seeing our hospitals crowd-
ed with sick, and our soldiers unable to quit their
Cantonments on account of the excessive heat, the
• Negroes were emboldened to at.
The Polish Legion, which disembarked on the
7th Oaober, displayed great bravery and cou-
rage in thc,.purcuit of the Brigands.
a,GenerAl• LECLERC had, under: all circumstances,
i'PlaYed much c-oolne.s, and that kind of courage
which
more peculiarly to the Statesman.
lln the mjq ofrhe sickness, he visited the Hos_
)1.; and the Barracks., and did all that was 110 S-
5,21 le for man to do, to diminish the effe6s of the
dreadful yellow fever.
, Madame, LECLERC on her part refused to quit
!ne Coooy, and declared that she would not leave
It tf,ntil she was certain that her care was no longer
necessary to her husband. She replied to all the
Sister
of her husband and friends, that the
°srer of the FIRST Corrstn, ought to know how to
,11. ,
lin the midst of a Camp.
on he Convoy of Troops from Carthagena, 'and
-4e of the ConVoys from Rochefort, were not
vi,etin. arrived ; but according to the intelligence
ar ,ch had been received, they were expeaed
rto-
tie about the Wier end of Oftober.
h The rain, bad fallen in great abundance,
the
•
chatiged .t4O: season, and was 'as propitious t?
,eAi.thy, as it was unfavourable to the Blacks.--•
e"
tvioniterie.)

iThe Seine was yesterday considerably lower, than
t *2. in
--.the year 1779.
A part of the Deputies of the Helvetic Republic,
!tritttl at Paris some days ago. A Deputation of
fifteen hf them -had an Audience last Tuesday, with
the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
C Cillko, Ott. tz:----The PACF! A, who takes at
11" the.title of Viceroy, is fortifying with great
ativity the
Palace
which BONAP ART F: occupied;
ItTder the apprteehve,n,silodinotih:vte hteakme::):ph,:seice,s'i'oengeoilf
13e,r('• bY '.the
l'IY" Eg"t'^and extend their power.even to the
r_Yrarids.
The Tioops of the PAcHA have been
five rimes 1:', -
it by those of the Beys. ' ----
n,11:;_le Eriklish are still. at Alexan,ria. General
-/ w•A R T commands there with 4.000 men.
*k The Turks hare 3000 men at Damietta, zOOO at
G..,setta,' and 20,000 at Cairo.
i The Frigate La Torche, has arrived'. at Brett
r`" illirtii,i;co, after a passage of 55 Clays. The
;mellierice from that 'Stand is of
,a very satisfac..
tory „attire.
. .
thßATlstion, Nov: i t,—The Report is spread,
ab.4t the Austrian Troops will evacuate Passau,
uvut the middle of this month. •
1.,-`t i,!. said that the Austrians' are establishing
Iviagazines at Freisi ng and Kreusberg,, on
.the Cremeex_... Fro,-)tiers of the Bishopric of Passau, on the
'We of Bohemia.
cll4", Nov. re.—The Helvetic Government
•tinues to occupy itself with the re-organization
of the Consiiturbonal Authorities.
II .
ati,t,"''S 6i.:altei. till, Nov. i6.—The English
Con'ssado+.al2-',""iha, transmitted lately to the
fa's•Qt de Co *Fit ki4 1 a Note, relative to the Af-
-4
etilrs °f. Beu;Plz4lan'l,- the Objed of which was, to.
QoVge the EMPEROR fo interfere with the French
41;ernment, in favour of the re-establishment of the
rio`tient regime in Helvetia: but the-Court of Vienna
of tkc'nlY formally refused to interfere in the Affairs
ed
,"t Country, but moreover, as it is said, order-
i\
a
chuit ers of Credence, in the name of the Diet of
b. z, to quit the Austrian States.
.nt.,
thtd.'Ne-, Nov. 11.-•--Orders had been given for
but is arming of the People of Helvetia in general ;
jqir!Presentations having been madenpon this sub-
tiisar't is now determined. that those.. only shall be
41'ed Who took part with the Insurgents.

- :
,f 12,11, gloomy pifture which Opposition has drawn
lust"Le situation of the Country at this moment,ri.,
4rates the observations of a very hutnourous ‘4
year„
the who, adverting to the present time of the
the !." influence on Englishmen, says, " besides
with
()Ids, vapours, and nervous disorders i
which;4ll,, individuals are affiieted, THE STATE. always
teer 3 exceedingly during this month. I
berr;rnber THIS COUNTRY UNDONE every Novem-
•thyself
Itiaki.°l these forty year'. The truth is, that to
min e -amends for that levity and dissipation ofe
occuicht which horse-racing and rural sports haveoned in the summer, every zealous English
-
the sit' down at this season seriously to consider
mature
lefles. ate of the Nation - and always, upon mat
thilllclo, concludes, that matters are so bad, that
tied ,/ulets of Gtiv6ment cannot possibly be car:
Lions "n tnrougli.ititifitter Session." These observa.
ever„were made tVviards of half a century ago, and
ittolu }e4r sliCee that period the Country
, LIRLY-kutNED:
71. he has been
-
otatior Helvetic Government, in their last. P.rocla-
cou,c'l issued at Berne, style themselves The
114v;;11 9' Execution, and' the rigour which they
riate pa alt of
begun to exercise towards the. unfortu-
at°l'ererk" Whom by French assistance they have
dintw.p", give reason for believing that their con-
' ' be &uitable to their title.

LATP REPORT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, Nov. z 5.

BAIL.

IN the course of the justification of Bail; Mr.
Justice LAWRENCE observed, that the Judges ,came
down every morning at half after nine, and the
practice was to proceed until ten with the Justifica.
Lion of Bail, and then to. proceed to hearing motions
that were of course ;. but it had of .late been the
practice after the motions had been ggtice,through the
Bar, to. pour in another set of Bail for juitification,
by whichethe object of 'the Judges edminedciiirn.
early was defeated ; this was a praCticB.W:hiCh must
not be continued.
,The course in future must be
to begin taking the Justification at half past nine
in the morning, and to go on until ten, or if there
.were more than could be gone through at ten, to
continue until the Justification of the -Bail was
finished for the day—but if all the Bail that are
ready are disposed of before ten, or at ten, and
Motions are heard, no more Bail shall be taken on
that day.