The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-20 00:00:00

same cause.

The Journey of the FIRST CONSUL to Belgium,
is spoken of as.an event which will certainly take
place. He will go, it is stated, by Strasburg to.
Mentz, and from thence along the Rhine, and return
by Brussels. In the course of this Journey, it is
again saidr that he will have an interview with the.
KING of PRAISSIA, at Dusseldorf, at which, accord-
ing to report, the final atrangeMent of the affairs of
L. 0.1.j.41 Of .I;3Cussion.

The Diet of Hungary appears to be placed in a
very unpleasant predicament : it is charged by the'
People of that Country with conceding too much
to the Crown, whilst it has incurred the angbr of
the Emperor for refusing to accede to some of his
demands, who is inclined to dissolve it.

This, morning we received a Moniteur of the 16th
inst. but it does not contain a single article of

news.

Two Mails from Holland, and one from Ham- •
burgh, arrived since Saturday.
Mr. LISTON, the British Ambassador to the Bit-
tavian Republic, arrived at the Hague on the tzth.
inst. and on the 16th had an audience, and delivered
hiS Credentiars. On the succeeding day he was to
dine with the whole Diplomatic Circle at the House
of the Spanish Minister. Citizen Sem ImmEtp EN.
NINb:, the Ambassador from the'Batavian Republic
to this Country, set off from the Hague to Ovitjsiel
on the t zth, where he intends to stay three weeks,
and then depart for London.

According to. intelligence frOm Constantinople,
the British Troops have entirely evacuated Egypt.

An Order of Council appeared in The Gazette of
Saturday, to compel Vessels coming from the Ports
of Pensylvannia and Maryland, to perform quaran-
tine, in consequence of the infedious Fever now
prevailing at Philadelphia.

Sir ABRAHAM and Lady HUMB, and the Right
Hon. CHARLES LONG and his Lady, landed at Do.
ver on Friday evening from France. •

On Thursday the stud of horses belonging to
Lord WHiTwoR.TH sailed from Dover, on board
two Packets. They were in number twenty-three,
among which are two beautiful sets of greys.
There are accounts in town, from St. Domingo,
via - America. which' state that one of the Black
Regiments, under General CHRISTOPHE, had been
sent, by General LECLERC, to disperse the trouble-
, some 'Negroes, when CH,RISTOPHE'S detachment
wai.,ciukAotpieces by the Brigands. The Commander
in yigft a body of French troops agairt4
tbern,„and,Afeated them with great slaughter.;—
Twenty:o)9ol7nd fresh Troops from France were
hourly expeaed at the Cape.
About'four hundred,Negroes,- who were guilty
of conspiricy, at Martinique, are stated to have
been sold to the Spaniards,, and sent to .the Mules
of _Fern several others have .been executed at Point
Petre. The new Garrison of Martinique is said to
comprise io,ooo troops, most of whom served in
the Campaigns in Germany and Italy.
Surinam, Derxierara, Issequibo, and Berbice,-Were
to l'e surrendered to the Dutch, early in August.--
Most of the English had previously left it. Great
mortality continued at Surinam, •Coloniol prcidoto
soie high prices,

NA rif L NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT, 18.

ARRIVED His Mijesty's Ship Rosario, of z 8
guns, from a Cruize in the Channel ; also the French
SloOp La Maria Clare, Captain ADELUS, from St.
Servant, laden with fruits, &c. ; the Speculator,
Captain MATTH E ws, from Malta and Fiume, laden
with hemp for the Dock-yard, last from Ports-
mouth ; and the _Azaria, Captain PADovikm, from
"Fiume, with hemp, &c. for the Dock-yard, urder
the restraint of quarantine. .*:

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 19.

THIS evening Captain SW/iNSEY, of the Brig
Maria, of London, landed from a small Fishing-boat
at this Port, and he states that his Brig is totally
lost on the French Coast.

Arrived the. Iron Prince Frederick, JAcoßsorr,
-and-Borneguard, HA RRI s, from Frederickstadt, with
timber for this Port.

Sailed the Zephyr, CzcAml, for Memel; Henry,
CARTER ; and Jane, PftASSIcK, for Guernsey, with
.troops.

HARWICH, SEPT. 19.

IN the morning of the 26th inst. arrived the Earl
of Leicester Packet, Capt. TRompsorr, with the
Mail and Passengers from Cuxhaven; and on the
following eay sailed again with the. Mail and Pas..
sengers, for Cuxhaven.

Yesterday?, morning arrived the Prince of 13ra1«
Packet, Capt. A. DEANE, with the Mail and Pas.
sengers from Holland ; and in the afternoon arrived
the King Gecrge Packet, Capt. P. Pp,o, with
the Mail and Passengers from Cuxhaven„,ttiat::7

About eight o'cloCk this moriiini“=salled the
Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. liE4iir ; 'and at six
this evening sailed the I,' rince of Wales, Capt.
DEANE, with the respetftive Mails and Pas.sengers,
for ilelvoetsluys and Cuxhaven.

By Command of the DtmE and DVTCHISS Of YORK*
The Belle's Stratagem, and The Wedding Day, were
on Saturcl,ty night' performed at the Richmond 'rhea,
tre ; the party of Letitia.brara!y.and Lady Contest,
by. Mrs. JORDAN. With such attraakons a full
House was to be expeaed, and it .was crowded.
Trle PcJ_KE Of YORK, accompanied by. the Dincg
of CLAILENC E, entered about seven o'clock into
one of the Stage Boxes, 'which ,was decorated for
the occasion with light blue silk. The DUTCIIES4
of YOICIC being indisposed could ri->t attend, and the
Audience were much disappointed by her absence_
God Save the Ki9g, and loud •applause struck- up on
the Duke's entrance, the Audience rising. Mrs.,
JORDAN acrd in her best style, anti was.much
I. ud

I 1 MAI t,STI gS have commanded a Play and
Far Friday next at ,the same Theatre ;in
bath of which IVlrs. Jo ttnAt4z is ttyperform.
do not recoiled the Royal Camay having befor&
commanded a . performance at this Theatre, Half
the lower boxes are engaged for their ;lc-Conlin:AA.
tion ; and not a place is, to be secured on any terms.
THETHEATRE.---For the honour of our great:
Dramatic Bard we were glad . to see a numerous,
Audience attending the 'representation of Othello or'
Saturday last at Drury-Lane Theatre. Cithelioiscer.
tainly one of Pot. E's best achieVements. He seems
to-have bestowed more study on the detail pf:this
interesting.charader; and he performed it on. the
whole with .manly dignity and strc, ,enotiOti.--.,7
Desclemona •may also :be mention,TaS dne,offthe
most successful efforts of Mrs. Polq,
little to ohjet to her performance 'of Saturday,
and may altogether bear testimony .in her fa.
'your. Mrs.,PbwELL's Emilia was a very ener-
getic piece of atting, and we hardly ever wit-
nessed a representation of this charader that ope.
.rated more powerfully on the feelings of the Au-
dience, or drew more zealous tributes of applause.
The Piay was respettably supported throughout.
The Farce was 21/.y Grandmother.

BANNISTER, we understand, is very likely to be
the future Manager of Drury-Lane Theatre. It is
certain that he is wholly without experience, as a
Mailaker,'.but he is attive and bustling, and, with
attention, he must of course improve every day, it
attaining the requisite kcowledge. The office is 3
very arduous one, and every exertion of necessarf
power is exposed to misconstruction,, ill-will, arid
detraCtiOn. We wish him :well through it.

The Board of Management at Drury-Lane Them
tre, consists of the five following Gentlemen :--Sir
RICHARD FORD, Mr. Justice 'GRAHAM, Mr. ,6:".
WILSON, Secretary to the LORD CHANCEL° t
H. C. COM/3E, Esq. M. and EDWARD /1/101''
KIS, Esq. Barrister at Law. The two last hive
not as yet interfered in the business, nor •is th.
Stage Manager yet appointed.
it has been thought from a part •of Mr.. COL'.
MAN'S late Address to the Public, that .'be 63'
determined to confine his Dramatic pen:•:in,futurC'
to his .own Theatre.--But we undoistanci-illitlle
is under an engagement to produeu:al,Cometly:o,f,
Covent-Garden Theatre this season,-,anci
consiiierable'progress in it. He is eerrainlrorie‘°)
the best. of our present Dramatic Writers.'
If we were to belie ye. the accounts which the Loll'
don Performers give of .those- in the Country,'
-latter consist of nothing but spouters and mumorri.
According, however, to other ai:cuunts,,Mr. Cal'.
s
MAN may be able to make a very good Company nc
season, without being
.obliged to resort to i%
Winter. Theatres for a single individual.
OpIE, the Artist, has, returned from Fratic°;
without having had an opportunity of 'painting PI,
'Cutst CONSUL, who cettainly could-not sit (0
.1 set Portrait Yainter. •.

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