The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

LONDON, JULY 12, 1802.

WE this morning received the Path Papers of
the Bth inst. Admiral VI L LARET JOY ELISE has
been appointed Captain-General of Martinico. He
is gone to Brest'to take the command of a Squadron
of two Sail of the Line, and several Frigates, destin-
ed for that Colony.

We observe, that in the Ails of Government
officially inserted in the Aloniteur of the Bth, the
old style is used as well as the new ore.
The French Funds are at 53f. 95c..

It is with infinite satisfaetion that we are enabled
to acquaint our readers that the produce of the
Consolidated Fund for the year ending July sth,
exceeds that of the preceding year by rather more
than one million and a half. The last quarter,
which has been a petiod of Peace, has been parti_
cularly produftive.
With great pleasure We communicate, that the
greatest good health prevails among the whole of
our Ships at Jamaica for 'though 20,000 Seamen
and Marines are employed on that station, only 27
Men were in the hospital when the
.7u;io Fiigate
sailed. Captain Bt./arty, of the Navy, and Captain
GUNTHOK?, of the ad West India Regiment, came
Passengers in this Frigate. ,T
On Saturday last an overland express was.receiv-
ed from Rombay, via Bussorah. Letters have been
received by this conveyance, which speak confi-
dently on the successful termination likely to take
place of the differences subsisting,.in the Carnatic
with the rebel Poligars, and of the submission which
most of the Chiefs had"made on the Malabar sitter
We have the pleasure to slate, that the Hun. East.
India Company's ship the Sarah Chr;stiana, Cqt.
sCHARLES GRAHAM, and -The Comet, Cipt•ll4io.
LARKINS, were at Bengal, waiting for cargoes, on
the 3d of -February. 7 The Ann, Capt. ALEX.
SINCLAIR ; the Caledonia, Capt. Jour: CRAIG;
the General Stuart,•Cpt. ROBERT AB Box MASH ;
and the Monarch, Capt. THomAs Mox-rimuit, were
at Madras on the 4th of February; the three
for Mer were under dispatch for Bengal ; the Mo-
narch was to be dispatched with private goods to
England on the tsth of March. The tolloW-
ing ships .sailed for Europe, from Bengal, .. the
zgth February : The, Earl Howe, Captain -Ito-
BERT BURRow ES ; the Duke of Montrose, Captain
PATRICK BURT ; arid the Henry Dundcs, Captain
WALTER CAR RUT} The Charlton, Calcutta,
and Sir Ste/hen Lushingtan, sailed from Madras for
England the 18th February.- His Majesty's ship
Eurydice arrived at Madras 26th February, and
soon after sailed for Bengal.
At the Cambridge Commencenient, last week, the
following young Gentlemen were admitted Honorary
Masters of Arts :—Lord LILFORD, ,of St. John's
College ;_ Hon. Mr. Lint E, of St: John's College,
son of the Countess of RoTHES ; the Hon. Mr.
RoB iNsoN, of St. John's College, brother to Lord
GRANTHAM; the Hon. LITTLEToN and FR FDEItICK
Yowls, of Trinity College, brothers to Lord Lu..
FORD ; Lnrd ALTHoRYE, of Trinity College, son
of Earl Sr ENCER.

Earl PERCY, son of the Duke of NORTHUM-
BERLAND, is admitted of St. John's College.
- We cannot bring ourselves to believe, that one
man of chara&e:. will-be found, who will venture to
shew hiniself at Brentford to-morrow in support of
Sir F. BURDETT : nor •can we conceive how' any
Freeholder, who his one grain of loyalty or public
spirit, can abstain from exerting himself to the.ut.
most in support of the respettable Magistrate, who
has for so many years represented the County' of
Middlesex. The names of the leading persons who
shall appear on both sides, we mean to enable _our-
selves to present to the Public. •
We understand that Government has taken pro-
per precautions to secure the impossibility of any
inconvenience from any rabble which may industri-
ously be assembled at Brentford to-morrow.
On ThursdaY the Royal Society closed its Meet-
ings for the season, when GEORGE BlGots, Esq.
and J. TROTTER; Esq. who had• been previously
elected, were admitted Fellows of the Society.-
GARNERIN, we have no doubt, felt himself much
honoured by being admitted " to 'the honours of
the Sitting."

The Glengary or First Scotch Fencihle Regiment,
commanded by Colonel
DONALD M'DONALD, was
on Thursday se'nnight disembodied by General
DON.

, In Perth, Dundee, &c. the demands for muslins
are greater than can he executed, and in Glasgow
the Manufaaories were never in so prosperous a
state as at present.

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns made for • the week ending the 7th day of
July tBoz, is Thirty-aven Shilling and ..4-41 .finor
FartAing per hundred weiria
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