The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-09 00:00:00

LONDO OCTOBER 9, ISO 2.

WE this morning received the Manifest,- of the
sth inst. ,it brings no intelligence whatever.
The Funds are cz.

The ROYAL FAMILY left Kew Palace early yes-
terday morning for Winds:,r, to reside, it is ex.
pelted for a fortnight, as it is understood there will
not be any Court days the ensuing week.
Geneial ANDREOSSI is exi:eded to arrive on
Monday from' France; part of his Excellency's
retinue, it was stated, had arrived yesterday, and
Mons. Orr° will of course take leave of the British
Court on Wednesday and Thursday se'nnight.
After the Drawing-room on Thursday the Mar-
chioness of SA.L ISBIMY left townfor his Lordship's
seat at Hatfield ; her Ladyship.,, accompanied by
Lady GE ORGI ANA CECIL, rode down in a phaeton,
drawn by four beautiful black ponies.
Captains COLE u ROrME and o E AS% Companies
of Artillery, now at PortsmoUth, have received or.
ders to march to. the Artillery Barracks at Chat-
ham, where they•are to be joined by Capt. Woßs.-,
LEY'S from Woolwich. These three Companies
arc destined for Ceylon, to be commanded by Lieut..
Colonel DE DR isAr, and are expeded to sail in the
course of this or the next month.

Yesterday the Dispatches for Bengal, by the
Castle Eden and Lord Thwart, were finally closed,
at the East India House, and delivered to their re-
speCtive Pursers.

PASSENGERS PER CASTLE EDEN.

Rev. Richard JefPrys and Family ;,Misses Maria Sloman and
Eliz. Hodgson ; Mr. George iiallard, Assistant Surgeon ;
Captait Peter Grant; Lieut: Daniel Hamilton, St. Helena
Establishment. i • '
We are concerned to state, according to a letter
received from Bornbay, the death of Major WIL-
LIAM lit'fitY TONE, in the service of Holkar.—
He Was killed 'in an attack upon a mud fort, during
which a musquet-ball took him in the right temple;
and put an immediate period to his existence. He
was a Gentleman of distinguished
The Honourable Company's cruizer the Morn-
Lieutenant FROST, left Diamond Harbour on
the tzth. of May, in prosecution of her voyage
to Rangoon, whither she conveys Lieut.-Colonel
SYMES, of His Majesty's 76th Regiment, and
suite, on his embassy to the King of Ava.
The Ship. Althea, Capt. A..RODERTS, is hourly
expeded to arrive from Madras. The passengers
by this Ship are N. P. REES, Esq. to Sr. Helena
and the Cape of Giod Hope, for the benefit of his
health ; and Lieut. BeoTH, of His Majesty's 76th
Regiment, for Europe.
Colonel and Mrs. SFr EE, Major and Mrs. How-
LEY, Major TEAS, Mr. Totem, Captain RICE,
and Lieutenant RYAN, of His Majesty's 5 ist Re-
aiment ;,Lieutenant PAUL, of the 34d ditto ; Dr.
GRELLI.ER, and 114r.-ANNrntßito, are Passengers
On board the Anua, Capt. SCOTT, which is hourly
expeded to arrive from Madras.
Notwithstanding the markets arefalling so rapid.
ly in every part
,Of the Kingdom, the Metropolis
finds very little diminution in the prices of all the
articles of life, It is true that meat is a penny per
pound cheaper ; but cattle of all kinds has fallen 3o
per cent. at'least,
The die seems to, be cast respeEling Sw;tzerland,
and the noble suggestion of a Subscription in this
Country for its reliti is probably too late. Indeed
it was hardly to be supposed that such a measure
could hold forth a prospeEt of success, however
liberally it might be patronized by the friendi of
Liberty and Human Nature. Btir though the mili.
Lary strength of Fiance may subdue the patriotic
Swiss, the triumph can only be temporary, th'ey
have the wishes temankind in theirfavour, and in
a few years they must again be able to break the
bonds of slavely,

Set cippti., the residence of the FIRST CO:IfSIII.1 is
now become a ptiwe of fashionable resort. New buillif
ings are ereaing every side. The road !pupil
more frequented at present than was• that a:Ver-
sailles, under the Old Goverotucnr. On Sunday lase
it filled ,yit4 i;arriages, and the Seine, in the
sisv d4ettio.n,4 was covered with hoots,

NAl'ilL NEWS.

Oc r. 7.

SAILF6 the Amelia and CaLtea Frigates, for

Portsmouth.
Came into Harbour, the Rosario Sloop of Was,
to be paid off.