The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

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PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 14,

DitaPPED down to St. Helens, the Glatton
Man of War, bound to New South Wales.

Sailed the Lion Man of War and Ifinde Frigate,
to the Eastward.

Arrived the .111411 Ce Frederick, CHRISTIANSON,
from Porsground ; Elizabeth, Ru BI E, from Guern-
sey ; or: man ,Sr ANT oN, from Seville; and Russia
Compau -, from Nantes to Riga.

The Bellerophon, Majesiit, and Goliah, of 74
guns, are arrived from the West Indies. The For-
midable and Temeraire, of 94 guns, with La Topaze
Frigate, sailed from the Jamaica Station about the
same time, and are daily expelled. These ships,
are to be paid off with all possible dispatch.
The Acorn, Hussey master, bound to Quebec,
sprung a leak, and was obliged to put back to Poole.

The Private Secretary of General ANDR FOSS/ is
in London, and has engaged for the Embassy a mag_
nificent house in Portland-place. The General in-
tAis making his public entry into London on the
Ist Vendemiaire, the first day of the French year,
which is the 23,1 of September. He brings with
him a number of Agents of Commerce, or, as they
have been hitherto called, Consuls, who are to be
stationed at our different commercial ports.
Thursday evening 3. AR B U CHNOT, Esq. Am-
bassador to the Court of Stockholm, arrived at Nel-
son's Hotel, Yarmouth, and on Saturday afternoon
embarked with his family on board the Unicorn
Frigate, which immediately put to sea :—when Mr.
ARBUTH NOT stepped on the quarter deck he was
saluted with fifteen guns.
The seizure of the Gorge Merchantman, of
London, because she had a few crates of earthen_
ware on board as a present, has been followed by
the detention of another vessel (the je. nnis, Capt.
MucKLE), because she had a few stocking and
waistcoast-pieces on board. Both these transac-
tions have taken place at Charente. It is full time .

some commercial intercourse was settled, since our
trade is exposed to so much petulance and hazard.
On Saturday Lord ST. VINCENT arrived at Lord
SHEFFIELD'S sear, near Lewes, in Sussex, where
his Lordship remained till the following day, when
lie pursued his journey to Sheerness.
Lord ROB EAT SPENCER is returned from Paris.
Lord GUILDFORD has proceeded from thence to
drink the waters of Bourbon.

Lord and Lady OXFORD arrived in Paris r'n Fri-
' day. Lord and Lady Ho LLANix propose remaining
there some time longer.
The EMPEROR of RUSSIA lately, went from Pe.
terhof to Cronstadt in a chaloupe, accompanied
only by an Adjutant. He landed there without
being discovered, and proceeded immediately to
the house of the Commandant. The latter intimi-
dated .by the sudden presence of the Motiarch,
changed countenance. The EMPEROR said to him
t.e 'calm, I am not come here as Emperor; but as a
simple individual, and request to be treated as
such." Having fulfilled the intent of his voyage,
his IMPERIAL MAJESTY reimbarked and returned
to Peterhof. In his way he went on board the
English frigate, Latvia, and partook of a breakfast
with the Officers of the vessel.

It is related of the present EMPEROR of RusstA,
that on the Chamberlain WrTorsFoF waiting upon
him to make a Report, respet#ing a new institution
for the benefit of the Poor, his Majesty being very,
busy, wished to postpone it, but asked what the bu.
siness .was ? " It relates to the Poor," replied the
Chamberlain, " The affairs of the unfortunate" said
the Emperor, " ought to be considered before all
others ; I will attend to it immediately."

The Duke of WI RTEmiIE RG, for the purpose of
facilitating the Commercial Relations with other
Countries, has established a Bank at Stuttgart%
which bears the name of the " Ducal Bank."
The Batavian Government does not appear to aft•
with the expeded liberality towards the Dutch
Emigrants, who have recently been permitted to
return to their Country. The poor men are dis--
persed over the Republic, and a brand seems to be
fixed on them which precludes them from being em-
ployed in trade or manufadures, and they are re-
fused admission into the Army. There is, indeed,
some hope that they may be received into the Co-
lonial Army, and have a chance of falling victims
to a new Climate.

The Estate of Aub;gy, which is to be restored
to the Duke.of RICHMOND, in France, is worth,
we undenitand, about 8001. a year ; but as to the
Dukedom, whlch went along with it before the Re-
volution, it will in future be no more than a Llot in
his EscUtchcon.

The Danish Government, on the representation
of the French Ambassador, has ordered that the
vessels of the Italian Republic shall be received in
the ports of Denmark, and enjoy the same ad.
vantages with the vessels of other Friendly Powers._

A great number of English Officers from Malta
are at Rome, visiting the monuments of Art in that
Capital.

A house at Berlin, used for the drying of .gnn_
powder, lately caught fire, through the negligence
of some person i employed in it, and was blown up,
by which accident two workmen were killed.

A violent hail storm has destroyed, in the
environs of Tours, the, remnant of the Harvest,
which had escaped the. coldness of the spring and'
the dryness of the summer. A similar disaster
has happened in the neighbourhood of Strasburg.
An Insurrefflonjately took place amongst the
Journeymen Shoemakers at Srutrgard, the Capital of
the Dutchy of Wurtemhurg, who assembled to the
number of Ism demanding an increase of Wages.
The Military being called out, the Rioters were
compelled to submit.

The harvest in the Northern part of Norway
promises so little, that much inquietude has taken
place io that country, as to the means of procuring
4 sufficicrt stock of grain fut the ensuing V‘rintcr.