The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-19 00:00:00

L 0 NDO UGUST 19, iSoz.

AN account was this forenoon received at the
I,ldia House, of the safe arrival off P l_ymouth of tl,e
Atinarch, Captain MORTIMER, and the Duke of
Montrose, Captain BURT, the former from Madras,
and the latter from Bengal. The Monarch sailed
from Madras on the z7th of March, and from St.
Helena June zoth. The day before these Vessels
sailed from St. Helena, the Walpole, Capt. SANDI-
LANDS, and the Presto;vy Capt. MURRAY, arrived
there from Beacoolen, and were to be dispatched
for England in/ a few days.

"WE this morning received the Paris journals
of the 15th inst. They of course can contain no
account of the grand Ceremonies of that day ; but
they state, that from the preparations, it was likely
to be extremely brilliant.

The journal des Debats,a Paper of some authen-
ticity, states, that according to Advises from Peters-
bu?-1, of the zoth July, •a Treaty of Commerce has
actually been concluded between Russia and France,
equally advantageous to both Parties, and grounded
on the Convention of Maritime Neutrality entered
into last War amongst the Northern Powers. This
intelligence reached us through the -Hamburg', Mail,
and the above Article in the French Paper, is pro-
bably drawn from the same source. It bears upon
the fate of it every mark of strong improbability.

Prussia has, already take possession of all its In-
The Batavian Republic is about to do
the same.—Commissaries have already arrived at
Se:venaar, to take possession, in the name of that
Republic, of the Distria of Lymers.
An article from Vie,:ma, of the -2`,:th
states the situation of the ARCHDUKE CHARLES to
be much ameliorated, and hopes were entertained

demnities.

of his recovery.
The general Full Powers of the Empire, for the
Deputation charged with the discussion of the points
remaining to be settled for the completion of the
Peace, were published at Ratis'we on the sth inst.
On the zd inst. the AEI of Ratification and Adhesion
of the EMPEROR. of RUSSIA to the Convention signed
at Paris on the 4th of June, rnched that Capital,
and was immediately communicated to the Chief
Consul.—The great work of the final arrangement
of the Indemnities will now, we trust, be proceeded
in, and speedily accomplished, and all the Nations
of Europe will at length enjoy a state of profound,
and, we sincerely hope, lasting tranquillity.
The French 5 per cents. on the

This morning arrived a Mail from I)shon,
brought to Falmouth by the Dike of York Packet,
in eleven days.
Mr. PITT is at present a constant resident at
Widmer Castle, where he receives the visits of some
of his friends on their way to the Continent. His
health, the Public will hear with satisfation, is
very much improved.
Lord CHo LMOND E LEY has not yet left town, as
stated, fur the Continent, his Lordship having been
for a day or two somewhat indisposed.
Lord and Lady LIMERICK are gone to Bognor
Rocks.

The anniversary of the Birth-day of His Royal
Highness the DUKE of YORK, Commander in Chief
of the Imperial Army of Great Britain and Ireland,
was observed at Plymouth on 'Monday last with
every mark of respei and attention: At half past
eleven o'clock the Royal Horse and Foot Artillery,
with eight nine-pounders, the z6rh or Cameronian
Regiment, and the 28th Regiment, paraded on the
Lawn, before the Government House, Dock Lines,
INdlajor_General Ertcte‘srn and Aids-de-Camp came.
on the ground at twelve o'clock, when a grand re_
view commenced. The Royal Artillery, the 2601,
and z?,ch, marched by in ordinary and Quick. time,
Officers saluting. The line being formed, the
Royal Artillery fired a Royal Salute from their
guns, thrice repeated, and answered by three excel-
lent vollies from the 26th and 43th, their excellent
bands and drums, heating and playing a point of
war. Grand dinners were given on the occasion.
Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
East India House, which adjourned at six o'clock
till WednestLy 'next.

Yesterday a Meeting of the East India Ship
Owners, called by advertisement, was heir; at the
cndon Tavern, to take into consideration the
rights to which the regular ships were entiti•ed hy
cootraa. Several Gentlemen attended, but as, it
was fotind that the notice hdd l•een too short to pro_
cure such an attend•ince as was deemed necessary on
so important a • subjed, the businos was deferred
till a tuture day.