The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-21 00:00:00

HARWICH, JUNE 20.

YESTSR DAY afternoon sailed the King George'
Packet, Capt. P. DEANE, for Helvoetsluys ; and the
Prince of Orange, Capt. BRIDGE-, for Cuxhaven%
,both with Passengers and the. respedive Mails. BY
the former went Madame RECAMI ER, her MAW,
and brother.

SHEERNESS, JUNE
.20.

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YESTEADAY'arrived Isis Majesty's Brigs Chatgeri
Lieut. RICE, and Airacreon, Lieut, GuyoN,
former fiom aCruize after Smugglers, and the Lit'
ter from the Downs.

This day arrived His Majesty's Gun.vesse
jackal?, Lieut. HICK'S, and Mariner, Lieut. WIL‘
LIAMS, from

Sailed the Frrreter Gun-brig, Lieut. Mr sps) 4;1
a Cruize. •

RE.,4L,..JuNi 20.

ARRIVED from Ireland, the Aiariner Gun-brig'
and'sitifed with the Vixen fir Sheernesv►

The Ferreter Gun-brig arrived-from Sheerness
and remains with the Confilit and flood-hound.
Camerdolyn ftorif ,the River, the Ship frill'
qvater? for Botany Bay, and she has sad on
voyage. .

The Public Breakfast of the Dutchess of Buc;
CLEtca, in Privy-Gardetr, on Friday last,— hey
attended .by a more numerous train of the higher
orders than .any similar entertainment, except the
Fite at Frogmore.
Mrs. COCKRELL, of Westbourn House, in the
Harrow Road, gave a very splendid Breakfast O
Friday last, at which near four 'hundred per''ns
were present. To enliven and diversify the re:
past,_ the KNYVETTS and other vocal Performer'
were engaged to entertain the Company with Glees'
&c. The music took place 'in the Drawing-r(011'
On the-Lawn tents were fixed, and a band of instra;
mental Performers stationed in one of them. Th
cold collation was luxurious and abur,dant, e°P;
siscing of every seasonable rarity. • The Com Pan.!,
were so much animated that they had a dance,
which Mrs. Bre' 'STOW particularly disting
herself. The Company continued on the f'or'y
spot till late in the day, which passed off with dic
utmost hilarity. he.
The Comtesse Viscomtt is mentioned al
lineal successor of Madame RECAMIER for 5
,races in the Circles .of Fashion. The Coln!e's
VISCOMTI was at' the late theatrical Fite, at Brare
denburg. House, and was much admired foi
be
charms of her person, and. the elegance of
Tanners.
An English Officer has passed through.
from Constantinople; with six fine Arabian bosses
for the PRINCE of \VALES.
.01
KEMBLE iS to be accompanied in his exCur:lcif
to Spain, by Mr: HEATHCOTE, the brother 01
GILD ERT HE ATHCOT E, a Gentleman highly esteem
ed for talents, attainments, and charatter.
Mr. JertitEYs, we understand, has been invitl
by full two thirds of the freemen of CoventrY ts
continue their Representative. lie certainly
proved himself a very active, useful, and intlerel
dent Member, and should he accept the liber3o
offers of support he has received,' there can be 11/0
doubt of his success. Mr. 'PETER MooRE (r'r
formerly opposed that truly independent Menwelle
Mr. MARTIN, of Tewkesbury.) is the candidar
proposed by Mr. BIRD, in opposition to his form
friend, Mr. JEFFREYS ; but the people of CoventrG )(I
say, they are 'satisfied with their old-Member, °l',
do not see the necessity oc such a change. Marl),
of the London voters have offered not only to c
vey themselves, at their own expence, but (0 ‘c
-tribute to the conveyance of others. ,
The late insurreaion at Dominica, so haPPill,s
quelled _by the vigour. of Colonel johnstorlet she'l
plainly the danger of the systemlately introdoc:'
of enregimeriting the Slaves: At Jamaica the (;f
semblies: very wisely resisted the recommend ale.
the late Government to carry I i,at Ow'
e
The r zth light dragoons have arrived at their
spedive quarters in Market.arborougb, 94 °on;
H
stable, Newport Pagnell, and St. Alban's,
YOtk. , beer'
The sth 'regiment of dragoons, which 113',1
for some months quartered at Hereford, leit t
town laic week to go to Gioucestie.

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