The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-22 00:00:00

LONDON, FEBRUARY z;, 18o;.

The Hamburgh Mail which became due yester-
day, is not arrived.
His MAJESTY on Saturday, accompanied by His
Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, and
Her Royal Highness PRINCESS SOPH IA and Perm-
ral MANNERS, rode out in Windsor Park,

The QUEEN and PRINCESSES took an airing to
Frogmore.
The ROYAL FAMILY yesterday accompanied by
the Countess of AYLESBURY and Attendants, went
to St. George's Cathedral, and heard an exellent
Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. FISHER, from
the z4th chap. of Joshua, and zzd verse.

And Joshua said unto the People, yet are witnesses
against yourselves, that you have chosen you he Lord
to serve him, and they said, we are witnesses.*

On Saturday the 13th, His Exceqw:y the Loki)
LIEUTENANT Of IRELAND lon. pleased to confirm
the Right Hon. NV,. W.tVILILAM to be his Chief Se-
cretary. ,;.,

On the 1 zth linkt.'ithe'i3id, or Gordon Highland:
ers, marched into COrk,..after having disembarked
from the Traniports'.which conveyed theta from
Egypt, and on the following morning mardied on
their route to Kilkenny,

The Offices of Liquidations of English Cairns on
Russia, which were established at Petersburgh,
Riga, and Archangel, have finished their proceed-
ings, and sent them to the Imperial Department of
Commerce for approval.

Circular Letters are stated in a Dublin Paper, to
have been sent to the Members of Parliament now
in Ireland, requesting their attendance at Westmin-
ster before the ist of March, as business of inter-
esting moment will be offered to the House for dis-
cussion.

By letters from Dublin, of the 16th, :we are in-
formed of the_ liberation of James AtiipPer Tandy.
He was brought- from Lifford to Wicklow, circuit-
ously, in a chaise and four, escorted by a guard of
Cavalry, avoiding all the. large towns the better to
evade public notice. They travelled principally in
the night. He arrived at Wicklow on the i sth,
and was to embark next day, on board the Lovely
Peggy,'Capt. HARRIS, for Bourdeaux. He was not
suffered to communicate,with any one after t.le order
arrived.

It appears, by. private letters. from St. Dom
that TOUSSAINT has made no preparations forde-
fence, except ordering that the troops shall nor be
disbanded, whilst, at the same time, he has sent
off to the United States of America, under the
care of an Aid-du-Camp, all the money and valua-
bles he has been able to coiled. It is conjedured
from these circumstances, that he intends to make
his escape to America, and to leave the 15149 d to
its fate.

The Jamaica Mail of Saturday brings accounts
from St. Domingo, stating, that the Island was
tranquil, and that the French Expedition wari loolceci
for by the Whites with great solicitude.
It was repoopl at the Hague, on the loth,
that a Commercial •Treaty.. was about to k con-
cluded between Great; Britain and the P ttavian
public. The Dutch Rescriptions, payable at the
conclusion of the Peace, are now at 68 per cent.
All the married Clergymen of the Diocese of
Peterborough, or who are widowers with children,
and possessed of a small income only, are invited to
apply to the Bishop of that Diocese to obtain re-
lief; a circumstance we record with pleasure, being
creditable to the feelings and humane conduit of that
worthy Prelate.

The Legislature of North Carolina has granted
fifty thousand dollars for building a college in
Columbia, and six thousand dollars a year for its
support.

Last week the Lord Provost and Magistrates of
Glasgow conferred the freedom of that city upon
Major STIRLING, of the 42d Regiment, in consi.
deration of his brilliant services in Egypt.

The Sr E AKER has appointed the Rev. Mr. SMITH
to officiate as Chaplain of the House of Commons,
during the absence of the Rev. Mr. BARTON, who
has been obliged to retire into the country, for the
recovery of his health.
One house was destroyed, and two others much
damaged by fire, at Philadelphia, on the 15th ult.
supposed to have been communicated into the cellars
of one of them by some incendiaries : the family
were in bed, and 'with 'difficulty escaped over the.
roofs of some adjoining dWellings.
A Society has been formed at Salm, in America,
under the title " East-,lndia Marine Society," the
objet of which is the colledion of charts, maps,
and such observations as may tend to facilitate the
navigation of the Eastern and Southern Oceans ; and
for this purpose the masters of all vessels are invited
to communicate extraas from their journals, &c.
. The average price of Sugar, computed from the
Returns made for the week ending the 17th of Feb.
SO2, is Fart.): Shillings 411 d Eight Pence Farthing
per hundred weight. •