The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-06 00:00:00

DEAL; IVII T

ARkiVE6 frOth Shterness, the Diligence Sloop
and Assistant Navy Transport; both of which have-
sailed to the West Ward; •

Came down late last night; the East India Corn.
pany's
,and Herciderin ; and they
have Since sailed on their voyage.

Yesterday the -Right Hon. the LORO IVIAYotc
held a Court of Coinnion Council. His Lordship,
after the Proceedings of the last Cottrt being read
and confirmed, was
.unanimously reciuested by the
Court td order an Especial Court to he summoned*
to address His Majesty on the happy restoration of
Peace ; Which his Lordship very cheerfully com-
plied with, and immediately appointed Friday next
for that purpose.

HiStordship presented to-the Court a letter he had
received from Admiral Lord Keith, .dated on board his
Majesty's Ship Foudroyant, Malta, iBth jan, last,
expressing his acknowledgements for their Vote of
Thanks, the Freedom of the City, and a Sword; and
that his Lordship had al ~agreeably to their re-
quest, communicated the Resolutions of the Court,
voting their Thanks to 'the Captains, Officers, Sea-
men, and Marines of His Majesty's Fleet engaged
in the Expedition to Egypt ; which was read and
ordered to be recorded in the• Journals of this
City,

The Court came to a Resolution of petitioning.
the House of Commons against the intended Market
at Paddington, which was ordered to be presented
by the Sheriffs, attended by ;VII-. Reutembrancer
(the City's Parliamentary Officer.)
Samuel Hall, Esq. was appointed Governor of
Bridewell and Bethlem Hospitals, and John Cow-
ley, Esq. a Governor of Christ's Hospital.
The Court broke up at half past three o'Clock.

Lord EARDLEY is detained at Belvedere, having
received a very serious hurt from the kick of a
horse, and is attended by the Faculty from Town.
Earl CONYNGHAIT is, we hear, slightly indis-
posed, at his house in Stanhope-street.
Algonah is likely to become a Favourite. - I.t
went off on Thesday evening. with great applause.
The Duet between Mrs. BILIANcros and Mrs.
CROUCH is particularly admired.

At the Picnic the French far surpass the Ei;gihi.,
Aaors. At super too, their talents far outshinz
those evetiof Col..A.C.nie himself.

The restriaions which are proposed by the Pro-
prietors of the Liverpool Tneatre are, we under_
stand, of such a nature that it is not likely to be
disposed of so easily as was expe6fed. The future
Manager, it seems, among other hard limitations,
is not to be permitted to engage any of the Per-
formers. To preclude a Manager in such a point,
is in effea to withhold necessary authority, and to
make him little more than a Prompter, or Propertj-

man .

Mrs. PINTO, of musical celebrity, who lately
paid the last debt to Nature, was not, wp are as-
sured, of an extravagant turn herself, but was the
vi((.-titn of extravagance in others. AU the profits
of her performances, considerable as they were,
were Li'vished in dissipation by a careless husband ;
and her great vocal powers were impaired, more by
disappointment and chagrin, than by time. The
late Dr. HUGH. SMITH, Who was a great admirer
of muFic-, allowed Mrs. PINTO a guinea a-week for
many years, merely in consideration of what 'she
load once been, and to what she was reduced '; but
making no bequest in her favour, his family with_
drew this liberal tribute to unfortunate merit, and
at his death she was left to struggle through the
world as well as she
.could.—Mrs. lim L L.I N GTO N.,
much to her credit, shewed great kindness to
Mrs. PINTO, and afforded comfort to her declin-
ing days. But one of her most zealous and per-
severing friends in the hour of adversity was the
veteran. Ho lA, a man to whom the Theatrical
Community; arc indebted for the establishment of an
Justin:l:ion to support them in age and debility, and
who is always alive to the interests of humanity.
Tue3day morning, at nine o'clock, Mr. TRENT'S
Irish Horse, and Mr. HERRING'S Chesnut Man:,
started at the top of Sloane-street, to run one mile
on the Turnpike Road,
,for a bet of rso guineas a
side, which was performed in one minute and a se-
cond. The Horse carried eleven stone, and was
rode by. the Gentleman's Groom, and the Mare car-
ried catch weight. A better contested race was
never witnessed ; the Mare won only by a neck.
The Rev. TUFTON CHARLES SCOTT, of Exeter
College, Oxford, Chaplain to His Royal Highness
the Pr. tNC E of WALES, and of His Majesty's Dock-
yard and Ordinary, at Portsmouth; was on Thurs.
Clay admitted to the Degree of Doctor of Civil Law
in the University of Oxford. On the same day,
JAMES KEVILL, Esq. Fellow of Exeter College,
was admitted to the Degree of Master of Arts.
On Monday last at the Beccles Quarter Sessions,
Charles Chinnery was fined 203. for suffering hogs
to go at large in the streets of that town, This is
a laudable instance of attention on the part of the
Magistracy, and worthy of general imitation.