The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-11 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, JUNE 8.

SAILED this day, the Prince Adolphus Packet,
JoNEs, 'with Mails of the ist inst. for Lisbon ; the
• • •
Princess.
,Amelia Packet, STEVENS, with Mails of
the zd inst. for New-York and Halifax ; and Prin-
cess Elizabeth Packer, KIDD, with Mails of same
date for Jamaica and Barbadoes. Also sailed, the
Emmeline, HoRSEWELL, with currants, for Hull;
the Ameridan ship Caroline, Captain AuLD,! with
flour, for London ; and the American. brig Three
BrOchei:S,Caraill K.EAIE, for London.
Arrived the Pelican, Capt. WILLIAM BROAD
with bale goods, &c. from London, to rake in tin
for Smyrna; the American Schooner Dolphin,Capt.
TYLER. from Charlcstc4n, in 3t) days, with flour,
for orders. •

On Saturday next, the Pake of York Packet is
expe6ted to sail with the Lishon Mail. of this date,

DEAL) JUNE 10.

ARRIVRD the East Company's Ships Bod-
dam and Lord Duncan, from China, both of which,,
and likewise the Pirdies/ey, hive proceeded to the
River. •

Sailed on a Cruize, the Savage .and Gannet Sloops
of War.

Yesterday the Purser.of the Lord Duncern, China
Ship, announced at the East India House her safe
arri the. Downs, with the l3oddam, on the 9th
instant-7--they sailed from Si. Helena on the i9ih of
April; toe • ffigdastan and 11?pe sailed from St.
Helena the 18th of April ; the lien') Addington, and
Oceaii, sailed from St. Helena ()tithe 18th and -t9th
of April ; Carnatic, Windham, 'Nottingham, and
Admiral Gardner, were to sail from St. Helena on
the..2oth or itst of April ; Eljznbrth, extra Ship,
was oil' the Bocca on the zoth of January ; the di-
rea ship had' not art i,ved in China on the 23L1 of
January ; Royal Admiral put into the Cape of
Good Hope, with. Stores for that Settlement.; Mar-
quis of Ely, outward bound, arrived at St. Helena
on the i9th of April.
By this Fleet are Passengers, RICHARD HALL,
Esq. President of the Sete& Committee of Super_
Cargoes, who has-been succeeded by JAMES DRUM.
MONt), Et,q ; and Sir GEORGE Trio. STAUNTON,
Writer.

There were no less than eighteen Atnerican
Ships at Canton.
The East India Company's ship the Arniston,
Captain CAMP B F L I ANKS, arrived at the
Island of S. Helena, from England with stores, on
the.9th day of March, after the delivery of which
she proceeds to China.

The DUKE of Your is to continue Commander
in Chief, with three Lieutenant and four, Major.
Generals.under him ; besides one Lieut;-General
for Scotland and one fir Ireland. •

We haVe no hesitation in taking upon ourselves
to pronounce the paragraph in- the 1115rning Post
respthing supposed engagements entered into be-
tween Mr. ADDINGTON •and Mr.. DUNDAS, as in-
vention and falsehood from beginning to end. The
event will prove whether we are right or wrong in
haiardingthis opinion.
The Rev. Dr. GOODENOUGII, under whose tui-
tion Mr. ADDING.TON. and his b►'other were placed-
after they left' Winchester, is confidently spoken of
as the new Dean of Roche'ster, in case of Dr. DAM-
PI E R's being advanced to a See. 'The former was
educated at Westminster, the latter at Eton.

Mr. PITT has raker) a small ready furnished house
at the upper end of Upper Baker-street, Portman-
square. • • •
Mr. DUNDAS, it is stated, went on Wednesday:
to Wilmer Castle, where Mr. PITT is at present.
Lord WfirrwoßTH it is said, departs for Paris
on the 18th inst. General ArDREOSSI may be
expeded'oVet about that .time.
The Court of Direaors of the
.East India Com-
pany have appointed ALEX. A msTatraliEk, nephew
of Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER, Advocate-General,,,at
Fort St. George.
• The Fortress of Seringapatam having been taken
by storm, and contrary to the expedations of those
who defended it, all the secret Papers belonging to
HYDER ALLY, or TIPPOO, were discovered, and
sent by MarquisWELLESLEY'S diredions sealed up to
Bengal, where, after his Lordship's return, they were
carefully inspeded and translated. These papers, as
may be supposed, throw a very broad light on the po.
litics of all the Courts in India, and expose a scene of
as much fraud and treachery, as ever the human mind
had an opportunity of contemplating. By the
most convincing documents it is proved, that'
previous to the Peace of Paris in 1783, when
our Government was fighting the battles of the
NABOB of ARCOT, the latter was at that time
in treacherous correspondence to betray the Eng-
lish, though he was believed to be the most
sincere Ally they had in Tridia. From the same
peiiod up to thedate of the captuie of Seringapa-
tam, the same intrigues prevailed, for dispossessing
us of our power ; and in the Correspondence we
have alluded to, it is found that the Court of
Lucknow was not ignorant of- what was passing,
nor unwilling to give its assistance when the proper
time should arrive.

The relatives of the late Mr. JOLLIFIVE have
opposed the probation of his Will, which went to
devise some very extraordinary legacies, particularly
one to a celebrated Comic AUress at the Opera
House.