The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-21 00:00:00

LONDON, AUGUST 27, 7802.

THIS morning we received a Monitner of the
7th inst. It is principally filled with Addresses
cf Congratulation from several Departments to the
FT asT CONSUL, which present nothing worthy of re-
mark, and with the Mandates of the ARCHB I sitoPs
of PARIS and Toußs, and the Bishops of TitoYas
and NANCY, for the celebration of Te Deum on
Sunday last, in their respeEtive Dioceses.

It also contains an Official Account of the Festi-
vities of the isch, which will be found under the
Paris head. The Fire Works and Illuminations on
that day• appear, by this account, to have been
much more splendid and brilliant than they have
yet been represented.
The Five per Cents, were on the 16th, at 53. 25.

Titis morning arrived a Dutch Mail, the Intel-

ligence by which will be found in a subsequent
Column. The ARCHDUKE CHARLES, we are happy
to perceive, by an Article from Vienna, was suffi-
ciently recovered to assist at a Council.

This morning arrived a Mail from New-York
and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Duke cf
Cumber and Packer, in 22 days ; and a Mail from
the Leeward Islands, by the Townsh'end Packet, in
29 days.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Earl of ST. VIN-
CENT, Capt. MARKHAM, and Mr. GARTHAIORE,
attended by Mr. MAR:;DEN, Socretary, set off from
the Airnirahy for Ply-mouth, there to hold a 136.0 d
Almiraity,

Earl ST. VINCENT, and the two other Lords of
the Admiralty who accompany him to Plymouth,
will inspeei the Ships in Ordinary there, the Vic-
tuailing.Office, and, it is added, will review the
Royal Marines stationed at that Port.
Orders are sent fr..m the Board of Admiralty
to the Commandant of the Plymouth Division
of Marines, not to discharge any more Men
till further orders, except such as are unfit for
service. Parties are also sent on the different roads
to apprehend any Marine Deserters, and send them
back to Head-quarters.
In our List of the House of Commons, in place of
Nathaniel Holland, Esq. a New Member for Bed.
win, it should be Sir NATHANIEL HOLLAND, Bart.
an old Member.
The Hon. Colonel MONSON, who came passenger
in the 14ornington Packet, arrived in town on Thurs_
day night, charged with Dispatches for Government
from the East Indies.

Though we mentioned in our Paper of Tues-
day last, that Colonel HI LL's. Birth-day wa6 cele.
braced with great festivity on the rith instant, at
azwkstone, the seat of his uncle, Sir RICHARD
HILL, yet, as a more exaa account of the loyal
proceedings of that -day will no doubt be acceptable
to many of our Readers, we give it in another part
of our Paper, as copied from the ShreWsbury Chro.
nide.

In the late arrangements of the Native Cavalry
in India, it was resolved, that with First Major he
ranged the First Captain ; the First Captain Lieute-
nant, the First Lieutenant ; and the First Cornet,
the Fifth Captain ; the Fifth Lieutenant, and the
Ninth Cornet, and the Second Major, be ranged
the Second Captain; the Second Captain-Lieute-
nant, the First Lieutenant ; the Second Lieutenant,
the Second Corti;.: ; the Sixth Lieutenant, the Sixth
Cornet and Sixth Lieutenant ; and the toth Lieu.
tenant, the Tenth Cornet, &c. &c. In the Intltn-
try the arrangements will be made in the same sys-
tematic order.

It is stated from Brussels, that not a twentieth
part of the value of the property of the Archduke
CHARLEs now on sale in the Netherlands, in virtue
of the Treaty of Luneville, ha 3 yet been offered.
The superb; Chateau of Schoonberg, built by
MARIE CHRISTINE, at an immense expellee, is
stated in the Foreign Journals to be now on sale
on very advantageous conditions.
The Criminal Tribunal of Bourdeaux has con-
demned to twelve years in chains, a Notary, con-
victed of having suppressed the minutes of two
Ads, of which he was the depositary.
Advices have been received from the Cape of
Good Hope, stating, that the Hottentots have fo-
mented a dispute among themselves, and numbers
are said to have fallen.
The following remarkable circumstance may be
depended on as a fart :—The ship Fair ./I,4etican,
was lost about six years ago off the Isle of Wight,
and many boxes and other property were stolen from
her ; yesterday morning, however, Messrs. Hor-
,
KINS ;$;1(1 GRAY, ,who were principally interested,
received a box, containing 49 watches, and within
it this short note : " Advertise these, that the
right owner may have them, and when I see that
done, I will send you the remainder."
4 French Journalist supposes that to make up the
dumber of five or six thousand met) of Letters,
which it was said were to be found in Paris at the
present moment, the Clerks in the post_Otfice, the
Couriers, the pCstillions, and even the Horses 'em-
ployed in the Mails, must have been included.

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Avo. 19.

ARRIVED the Cretcort Frigate, of 36 guns,
Capt. J. CARTHEW, from Jamaica.
Sailed the Beaver and Lark Sloops of War, and
Nimble Cutter, on a Cruize in the- Channel, in
pursuit of Smugglers.

PORTSMOUTH, Mo. 20.

ARRilltto His Majesty Ship Prift, from the
West Indies ; Olive Branch, from Dantzia; Duke
of Kent, KE trra EDit, from New-Brunswick.
Passed by, the Cove, from the West Indies ; and
Trent, Ordnance Transport, from Gibraltar.