The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-04 00:00:00

'7n the clear AnA satistaabry 'Slat/n:l6dt o the rela.
zave 'Naval Strength ofdrea t Britain arid h'er late Ene-
as Made by the CiiANtELLOP. Of the EXCHE-
1/Eiti we congratulate the Country. In case of any
sudden rupture, which we are by no means inclined
to antitiTate the probability of, what can we have
to apprehend ? If fifty additional Sail of the Line
ould be,equipped it, a Month, how much larger a
Proportion of Frigates, Sloops; Cutters, Gun-boats,
&c• might not, even in a less time, be prepared, and
*hich wo. old, in some respells, be even more use.
NI than larger Ships, to intercept and destroy an
ovauing
.c.nemy. ?---And let it not be forgotten, that
811. °llld it take up a few weeks to prepare, against, it
must take up at least as much to prepare for a De-
tcent, Not only a large Military rOrce must be
assembled, but an immense number of Vessels col-
in thedifferent Ports, and at vast number of
anleo be found to transport them. It may be a
4atiqatlion also to some of our timid Readers to
that the whole of the Sea-Fencibles which
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fa' e been clia6anded, could be re-assembled in a
sew
x;5.5. •

We.
PurPosely abstain from any comment on the
ISSaI
°f Count S2/1-11tEMBERG from Paris, till
tn. better acquainted with tilt particulars—and
the Intelligence recently received from St. Do-
go; We shall content ourselves with observing,
that, if true io the extent to which we have every
Itlson to believe it to be, we shall be the last to
e"sider it, in any point or view, as a matter to
tei •
4°lce at.--Perhaps the Greyrvillites in this may
.not
agree with us.

Lord I.I4IITWORTIeS inttOdaliOn to the FIRST
‘4I4SUL will take place next Monday, when a Con-
kilar Review and a grand Levee will be held.
Lord CASTLEREAGH gave a grand dinner yester-
I, to the Freneh,Ambassadoi and a large Party
.
)t'friends.
On Thursday last M. VON Escia, had a Seleft
4'arty,-in honour of M. OTTO, on his leaving this
Coontrv. Among the. Company were,- M. OTTO,
el)eral ANDREO,sIs, the Prussian and 'Portuguese
'Ambassadors, the Danish. and Saxon Envoys, the
MFrench Secretary of Legation, Sir SIDNEY SMITH,
r. ERsKINE and Family, Lord and .Lady TRIM-
bLEsTOWN, the Hon. Miss BOUVERIE, Lady DAL-
I'IND and Family,- Madame PORTALIS, Miss
S) Mrs. and Miss RAIKES, &c.se;ihnge Earl and Countess of YARMOUTH intend
off for Paris.
i Lord and Lady HOLLAND arrived at Barcelona,
n beginning of list. month, and intend passing
the Winter the -
The n re.
L'urchess Of DEVONSHIRE gave last night a
rand st.ipper to a large Party of Fashionables.
„ ,adtnttal .and Mrs. KNIGHT are returnei from
...alaMPShire to their house in Graftcus-Strect, for the
*inter,.
Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS ORRY HUNTER intend
*lk„passing the Christmas Holidays at their house, in
i.inchester-square. Mrs. OR BY HuNTalt has been
lieri"sly indisposed for smite time.
ALLEDGED CONSPIRACY. —The persons fully
committed to take their trial fbr High Treason be-
AO
re a Special Commission are,
ie°l°nel Mark Despard, john Francis,
niasliroughton, lohu Wood,
Qamuel Smith; • Daniel Tyndall,
Arthur, Graham - Thomas Phillips, alias
0114:1:11Namara,. Jackson,
SeClQwich wratler, lohn Connelly,:
climb' -Lander, John Doyle, '
—Churnas- Winterbottorn.
'Thornas igewman,
`••• -
,_4.lz-Ye4 Burn and two others.have been discharged
their own recognizances.
ti A special Commission will, be appointed for
4e Trial of Colonel DEspAttn, and . the other ac-
cer;sed persons', immediately-after the: Session at the
Bailey Shall have ended. The Trials will pro.
4blY take. place at Guildford.
Ilree of the persons fully cofhmitted for. High
nr,ers e.,as6), and now in the Surrey 'County
.Gaol,
,a
are
ar,Ti ; two are ballast-heavers, one a .carpenter,
t" the rest shoemakers. -The leading man among
xi era, it is said, is Tyndall:--Broughton, who is
:A' in Newgate, we hear, will probably be the;°nil
person tried, he having been ,more adive
Stdhe
others at the Meetings at the Oakley Arms.
that orders were given by- the Secretary of Slate,
1.4, the Prisoners should not be allowed to see any
rueir friends. They are separately confined in
ew.ate, and the New Gaol in the Borough. The
`Ntlnents are signed by Lord PELHAM'.
O 1 splendid Embassy has been sent from the Court
Persia to Marquis WELLESLEY. HAJEE KHE-
!tatKEorn
KHAN dispatched
dispatched on this important occasion,
,t4h,a
in his way to Fort William, when
qe;S'`"L by Cardeleft that Presidency, on the 30th
Jc, une.' His Excellency had/ arrived in the Ship
Th."nor Duncan, convoyed by the Bombw.y Frigate.
13,,_" Embassy, for pomp and brilliancy, has never
n exceeded; and his train alone would furnish
Itasi'Letlilotir sufficient to support a modern Pantomime,
EDWARD STRACIAY, of the Bengal Civil Ser.
te,• 'attended his Excellency as lterpreter and Mas-
r of the Asiatic Ceremonies.
arrTivhe
Ne. w-York the
Papers to the 2zd inst. state
1)0 al of the Brig Rover at Philadelphia, from St.
takfillngoi with accounts that the Negroes having
eup arms again, General 'ROCHAMBEAU had
tle4l mustered all the men he could, and marched against,
' that
hadabout the zoth September, the French
.7 one or two
an the the Blacks
pretty severe brushes with e
in neighbourhood of Petit Guave and Leogan
which"wit,l it is said the Blacks had 400 killed, not-
ruLirsetanding which they keep the town of Port Re-
tt,„P ain in perpetual alarm, as they are constantly
isr;.:teintttting depredation's in the neighbourhood, and
„saYestesrudPay Pits coming in from the country.
a
st
tin
wtia— , Court of Direaori was held at the
which adjourned at silto'clock,
n
Manouse,
o'clock,
y next.