The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-21 00:00:00

LONDON, JANUARY Zr, 18oz.

FIVE Ilethzburgh. Mails still due.
This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon, brought
to Falmouth by the Duke of ork Packet, in nine.
teen days.
L-u.d BALCARRES, late Lieut. Governor of Ja-
maica, is arrived at Portsmouth in the Retribution
(late the Herinione) Frigaw.

Lady JANE DUNDAS is arrived in Town, at the
house of Miss NAIoRTLFy, in Grosvenor Place.—
the is rather unwell, and proposes to go to Bath fur
a few weeks. Mr. DUNDAS remains in Scotland
till the middle of February.

Onlonday morning urwar& of 300 Cavalry
marched from Maidstone Barracks for Portsmouth,
where they are to embark, in order to join their
respeaive Regiments in-the East Indies.

Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
•Fast-India House, when Capt. Wm. MAC NAMARA
was sworn into the command of the Clacton, des-
tined to China, ditea. The Court adjourned at six
o'clock till Wednesday next.
Ac'..ounts have reached Bengal from the Coast,
stating that Colonel Ac NEW has driven-the Polygars
in the district of Tinniyelly with great loss, and
that he wzs rocteding to the Southward with great
hopes of soon restoring tranquillity.
Orders for the COurt's going into mourning on
Sunday next, the 24. th inst. for the late Princess
EPH A, sister to the King of Spain ; and
also for the late Archduchess MARI E CLEMENTINE,
wire of the Hereditary Prince of Naples, viz.

The I.Aul s to wear black silk or velvet, colc.,u:ed ribbons,
Taus, and tippets ; or plain Nv;iite, or wilice and gold, Or
white and silver stuffs, with black ribbons.
The G NT L YMtev, to wear black coats, and black, or plain
white, or v hire and gold, or white and silver stuff waist-
coats, full trimmed, coloured swords and buckles.
And on Thursday, the zSth instant, the Court
to go out of mourning.

THE THE IR MAJESTIES and the
five l'kiNc ESSFS honoured 'Drury-lane Theatre with
their presence hest night. The of Der!' and
Dumb, and the Pantomime of ifarlelnin Anutlet
-were commAndt-d-on this occasion. The Play was
well performed throughout, and very much applaud.
ed. The House was completely full, and the Royal
'Visitors. were greeted with as rapturous a display
of loyalty as we ever witnessed. His MAJESTY
'.vas in Military attire. The whole of the Royal
--i;'arnily seemed to be in excellent health.

By a private Letter from Diiblin, we learn, Ow
on Saturday last a Duel was fought between Mr.
OGLE, Member for that City, and a Mr. COYLE.
.The Letter explains the cause as follows:

" Sa‘urritry

" I take the pen merely to acquaint you that
Mr. B. Com:' of Linen-Hall-street, having
heard that Mr. OGLE, one of the Members for
this City, said at a dinner given by the Lord-
Mayor, " that a Papist would as soon take a
-false oath as swallow a poached. egg," inquired
from Mr. 0. whether he had so expressed himself,
shewing a ~.firer containing the alledged words ; to
which Mr. 0. reylied, " that he had ; but that
he alluded to Papist Rebels 0n1y.".. Mr. C. not
satisfied with the explanation, made some strong
comments, and concluded with saying, " the
charge made. by Mr. 0. at the Lora Mayor's,
was as false as it was uncharitable." A meeting
in consequence took place this day at noon, in a
field near Cold Blow-lane, where each of the Gen-
tlemen fired four shots without cfFea ; at which
time Judge CHAMBERLAIN arrived, and took both
into custody ; observing, that if he did not err,
Mr. CovLE was under recognizance of 40001. to
keep the peace, in which case he should be imme-
diately Mr. C. said he was not the
person, and I have not yet learned whether it is
ascertained."

Mr. WALL is six feet four inches high, and of a
genteel appearance. He behaved with great stea-
diness and composure during his long and painful
Trial, which lasted from nine in the morning until
eleven at night. 1-k is 65 years of -age, but does
not look so old.

Yesterday a melancholy circumstance happened
in .the Old Bailey, on the Trial of Governor WALL :
ivlajor WINTER, who resided at Woolwich, coming
to speak in favour of the Governor, in getting out
of the coach, dropped down and instantly expired.
Mr. JAMES Dixorc coming past at the time, recog-
nized the Gt:ntleman, and had the body conveyed to
the ROe public-house. He instantly • dispatched a
proper person to the unhappy Major's family, We
understand the Major was in the Artillery, and
hrother-in.law to 11r. DenmAx, an eminent ship-
builder at Deptford, and has left a fa;nily of ten
children.

On ..:londay last, in honour of HER MAJESTY'S
Birth_Day, the LORD 11/14,,y0R gave an elegant
Dinner ar the iviansion-house to the Field Officers
of all the Volunteer Corps, Surrey Cavalry, City
and Tower Hamlets Militia, Sir SIDNEY SMITH,
Sir juHw Doust,Az, the Sheriffs of London, Sze.

Tile zd and 3d battalions of the 4th and 9th re-
giments, ace to-be thrown into the ist,-or rather to
aw,lenT, it Ao ;coo Nen each., and are tO 4e sent to
the Et Indies. .

NAVAL ?NUTS.

PLYMOUTH, JAR. 19.

ARRIVED the Decia;;neuse, of 36 guns, Capt. -
G. SHORT'IAND, from dibraltar, with Dispatches.
She carried out Dispatches thither from hence,
which were forwlrded up the Mediterranean by the
Diana Frigate.—Presious to the Dedaigneuse leay.
ing Gibraltar, the St. George, of 98 guns, Van-
guard, Spencer, and Portv?rful, of 74 guns each,
had sailed thence for the West Indies. Those .ships
were in exceeding good order, and their CrewS in
a high state of discipline.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 20.

ARRIIED the Retributioz Frigate (late Her-
mione) from Jamaica ; and the Plover Sloop of
War, from Guernsey.

Arrived the Ariadne Transport, CLYNIMING
master, from Egypt, last from Gibraltar, in 43
days.

The Squadron detached from the Channel Fleet
for the West Indies the latter end of Odober last,
arrived at Jamaica in a month and four days. The
Ambuscade Frigate, which went with them, arrived
yesterday. She left Jamaica the 7th December, and
has brought home Passengers, Captains FREEMAN-
TLE and FoLEY.