The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

HARWICH, JtjtiE 30.

THE Diana Packet, Captain STEWARD, arrived
yesterday from Cuxhaven, having landed .the Mail
and Passengers on the Norfolk Coast ; and sailed
this day for Helvoetsluys, with the Dutch Mail.—
At the Same time, the King George, Capt. PHILIP
DEANE, sailed for Cuxhaven, with the Hamburgh
and Bremen Mails.
Two Packets are due from Cuxhaven.

DEAL, JUNE 30.

ARRIVED, and sailed for the River, the Alpha-
lox, &dril, from liOnduras ; 4lfred,
horn Totiago ; Canada, HERutaT, from St. Vin.
cents; Jupiter, LAW, from New-York ; Reliance,
ALLAN ; and the Indefatigable, from Ja-
maica.

BRITISH NAVY,

STATEMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION or SHE

BRJTIS} NAVAL FORCE TO THIS DAY.

Exclusive of the HIRED ..APME,D -ITESSIELS, which are
, chiefly employed in proteding the Coasting Trade of
GREAT BRITAIN.

Line
-

In Port and fitting
Guard-ships - 1 -
In the English, and Irish 2
Channels - 5
On the Downs ind North ? •
Sea stations -
At the West India Islands ?
and on the passage , 5
On the Jamaica station ?
and on the Passage 5 2 I
American & Newl9und-
land stationsco
C, of G. Hope, E. Ind.
and on the Passao, S 7'
Coast ofAfrica - o
Portugal and Gibraltar '• 5
In the Mediterranean - 15
Hospital Arid Prison Ships 3

SO'S
2

Frig
2

Total in Commission 7o
Receiving Ships - 7
Serviceable and repairin 2 17
for Servico - - S
In,ordinary - 81
Building - 24

Total 199
STATE Of THE ORDINAR

Portsmouth - -
Plymouth -
Chatham - -
Sheetneos - -
Rivcr - -

,

I
I

25!
Y ATE

O
.31

33
, t

! 229 1 255 1
iACJS PORT.,

Tot.
105

45

I
I 2
2z
6

Line. 50's I Frig Sps, Tot.
27 1 23 2-1, 73
36 r 16 17 70
36 5 9 I 3 I 53
3 o 5 3o 35
3 1 31 i '5 I 5c

Total 105 1 8 24 27 1 284

By a regulation at the Post-Office, we understand
that Newspapers are permitted to pass free, not-
withstanding the Dissolution of Parliament.;

The Writ frar the Eleaton of Citizens as Mem-
bers to represpnt the City of London in Parlia_
ment, was read yesterday from the Hustings at
Gitildhall, by • the Sheriffs, who were duly sworn
before Mr. Alderman BoypEt.t. to'malce a faithful
return. Tuesday next is appointed for the day of
eleaion.

Tuesday is fixed for the Ele4ion for the County
of Surrey; and that for the Borough of Southwark
will, it is supposed, take place itey,.t Monday.
Yesterday a Court of Diredors_was held at the
East India House, which adjourned at five o'clock
till Thursday ilex!.

The Royal Admiral, from. China and the Cape,
was expelled to lea-ire St. Helena about the middle
of May.

The principal Dock in the Isle of'Dogs is nearly
finished, and is expeaed to be opened on the loth
of July, if the locks are completed by that time ;
three stacks of warehouses,, which have been some
time covered in, are nearly ready for the reception
of goods, and three other stacks are in great for-
wardness.. The shares of the Company's' stock sell
at a premium of upwards of 5o per cent. and the
shares of the London Dock Company; which, Some
time since were at a discount, are now likewise' at
a premium.

The first Meeting of the Emperor ALEXANDER
and the King of PRUSSIA, took place at Memel,
orb the 1 ith ulr. if we are to.credit private accotints,
said to have been received from Hamburgh on the
19th ; and Couriers were ordered to be in readiness
for Paris and London, on the following day.

A new regime has been adopted in regard to the
presentations to the First Consul. Instead of the
usual levees at• the Thuilleries, all the Military
above the rank of Colonel, are received at Mal.;
maison. Immediately on the.arrival of any Officer/
he is stopped in an outer Court, -and an Aid-de-
Camp inquires whether he is in his own carriage or
in an hired chaise. If the latter, he is told that
he cannot answer for the coachman, and therefore
the carriage is 'ordered to a distance from "the 'cha-
teau. The Officer is then. concluded to -an anti-
chamber, where all the Petitioners attend the arrival
of the Consul. When he makes his appearance the
visitors are arranged on each.side of the apartment,
with a line Of confidential Generals and Aides-de-
'Camp in front of them, and in 'this manner the Con-
sul walks rapidly round the room,- conversing and
receiving the Papers of the persons present. These
leVees seldom last above ten minutes at a time.

CRlCKET.—Tiiesday was played a grand match
of Cricket on Hampstead:Heath, between eleven
Gentlemen of the_ INitiry4e,bone Club and nine Gen-
.tlemen of Hampstead, and Highgate, with two men
given, ‘for 500 guineas, which was won by the lat.
ter, by 112 runs.