The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-05 00:00:00

NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS,

Captain WILSON, of the Trusty, to the Regenerie;
Captqin GUI ON, of the -Eurus, to the Trusty; Lieu-
tenant M. CowAN, pro tempos?, to the Exrus ;
Captain STrrlt ENSON, of the Europa,-to the ,Egyp-
sine ; Captain MAITL ANTI, Of the Waasender, to the
Courier; Captain G. BUR 1,T4:714, of the liarlaem,
to the Success; Captain BUCHANAN, of the Rce-
buck, to the iiar/aem ; Lieutenant HAw ES, of the
Renown, pro tempore, to the Roebuck; Captain
DUNN, of the Fairy, to the Southampton, vice
GARNI ER, deceased; Capt. BR/cos, of the Sala.
mine, to the Madras, vice HAR E, deceased ; Lieut.
MANSEG, pro tempore, to the Bulldog; and Lieut.
SCHOMB Eit G, of the Minotaur, pro tempore, to the
Roebuck.,

Several Sail of the Line will be paid off imme.
diately.—Preparations are making at Chatham for
paying off nine sail at that port.
La Renard, of 24 guns, Capt. SPICER, arrived
at Plymouth on Saturday from Bantry Bay. She
brought an account that the Namur, of oo eunc-
Hon. Capt. Ds Cougv-r, when the Fleet under
miral Sir A. Mrrc Lr'sniled from thence, being'
the last ship out of the Bay, and a gale of wind
coming on, was obliged to bear away for Beer-
haven ; but she and the Renard sailed again, and
parted company in the night of the 28th ult. The
Renard saw the Namur on the 3oth ult, all well,
with her studding sails set, in the chops of the
Channel.

Letters from Gibraltar, dated the x6rh of No-
v ember , from the Racoon, of /8 guns, state het
safe arrival there, after being missing some time,
and supposed to have foundered. She experienced
dreadful weather on her passage out, and fell in
with, off Cape St. Vincent's, His Majesty's }ate
Ship Hannibal, of 74 guns, and Sit.reity, of z 4 guns,
under jury.masts and French Colours, steering ap-
parently for Brest. The British fleet at Gibraltar
was all well at that period, under' Aear.Adrniral Sit
JAmts SAummttZ•

Yesterday the Dispatches,for Bombay and China,
by the Ships Thames and Canto", were finally closed
at the East India.nouse fold delivered to their re*
speftive Pursers. The Passengers are :
Pet Tmatutt—Mr. Daniel Blythe, Cadet.
William Sweet and George Millett, Valor.
teers for Bombay Marine.
Per CA wrolst-a.Mr. Fartunatus Bagley Pierce and George
Challen, Cadets.
James Settle and William Henry Penny*
Volunteers for Bombay Marine.
The Honourable the Court of Dirediors of the
East India Company have permitted the ships
Raring, Capt. Dlxoti MEADOWS, and the Lady
Burger, Capt. A. F. W. SWINTON, to touch at rise
Island of Madeira this season, in their passage t 0
Madras and Bengal.

PHILIP HUGHES, Esq. is appointed to command
the Company's ship the Briiniwici, consigned t°
China, in the room of Captain JAmss LUDOYIC
GRANT. The Brunswick is to be in the Downs aP
the loth .of March.

We have stated that MONSTEUR has returned 0
his residence in the Palace of Holyrood House, at
Edinburgh. The following Notice Was issued bi
His Royal Highness on the Ist inst. _
" His Royal Highness MoristEUß, solicitous to 011"155
those sentiments of satisfaCtiott which he cannot but enter'
tail', on returning again to a Country endeared to bin, V/
every possible testimony Of politeness, and every demonstiV
tion of attention, will hold a Levee at Holyrood-HOUSeeltdi,„
Monday during the course of the present
month, at half 42•7
twelve o'clock."

Died, at Tarbat.House, Ross.shire, on the 20
Dec. the Right Hon. Lady ELIZABETH MACIOIII
ZIE of Cromarty, Widow of the late GEORGE LO,:
ELL t anNg, and. Daughter of the late GEOgG'
Earl Of C.ROMAR7'Y.

Last week a Court-martial was held at Frew-
Serjcant-major Newton, of the Third RoyalLoe
cashire Militia, for using unbecoming language IT.
lative to his Colonel, Sir H. P. HOGHTON, Baia
Of which being convided, was, degraded, 321
discharged from the regiment.

HAM.BUR CH, DEC. 29. . •
THE Dukes de LAVAL and (le GurNus have been
erased from the List of Emigrants the latter
through the intercession and good Offices of Lord
CottxwALL:s, with whom he was acquainted dur.
Tliihis Embassy in England. •
Theci34gia'ns lament that the Articles of the Trea.
tY of Lufwville, which concern them, are not carried
into. ' execttion a.nd that the fatal sequestration on
their Country -.kat taken off. The greatest number
still flatter themselVes that
.they shall :not remain:
. .
under the dominion. of France, and that England,_
to whom the French Government is' largely indebt--
ed, will take these fine Provinces on 'her own ac-'
count, or at least transfer them to another Power. In':
Rolland, it is also ,hoped that the intervention of.
Great Britain will lead to events favourable to the
STADTHO LDE R.. The great majority, and even.
Lxnany converted Patriots, breathe the same ardour.
for the re-establishment of that Prince, to whom
the Dutch are very sincerely attached.
`At rienna as well as at Berlin, they: are not
without inquietude as to the result of the conferences -
at Amiet!..r: their good or, bad issue will infallibly
PtC•duce the most important Consequences .to En-
rope.

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There hare not been any Generals arrested
at Paris, as has been said in the Dutch Gazettes,
as well as in Letters from Belgium,
.w.:..hich -was a
.. -
false report.

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7.:11:' HA MBURGH MAIL.

VIENNA, Dzc. 19.

Attchittes of the late Netherlands, which
Rights of Sovereignty, and
Stato4ls, 149plelivered to the French Ambas_
sador hAte. The Departentnt for the Nethelatids,
which"fias hitherto dwill now
existe , entirely•
suppressed.

The
--MalreserKnights of the Bohemian Tongue
have already bad
beVeral deliberations at the in_
stance of RuSsla '
saelia-tive to the EicAionof a Grand
uter) and the rvie'Jtillers in Prussian Silesia wish
totassemhie a formal Chapter.
The KING of ETkuRrA. has appointed Count
RETTilitriVy Councillor of State and Finances.
The indisposition of the Count was the ceuse that
he did not v.:lto on him his office sooner.