The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-23 00:00:00

DEAL; MARCH 22.

THt Hon. East India Company's Ship Britan-
'gig) With the Ships Admiral Aplin, and General
Stuart, from India, arrived this morning in the
I)owns, and remain with His Majesty's Ships
Minerva, Rear-Admiral THortriaottouou ; La
Pipe, Hydra, and Amelia, Jalouse Sloop, and
'S't'ate, rixen, and Archer Gun-brigs.

The Picchu, of zoo guns, is ordered to be fitted
with the utmost dispatch.—The flag of Lord NEL.
4°N it to fly on board this Ship.
His Majesty'LShip ja/oure, of i 8 guns, com-
manded by Captain SritAcHty, arrived in the
Downs on Sunday last from the River.

Sir ANDREW HAMOND and Sir WILLIAM RULE
arrived in town on Monday from Chatham and Sheer.
'less, where they have been for the purpose of ex-
pediting the equipment of the ships commissioned
there.

Dr. Bits R n is appointed one of the Commissioners
for taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen.
In consequence of the Superannuation of Mr.
PrIPPETT, at Deptford, Mr. PEAK!, Builder of
Portsmouth Yard, is appointed to succeed him.

GEORGE SMITH, Esq. Clerk of the Survey of
Portsmouth Dock-yard, is appointed Clerk of the
Cheque at Woolwich, in the room of J. JEFFRIts,
lsq. who is superannuated.
Yesterday the 4/7nrser of the Honourable East India
Company's Ship itie Northampton, Captain Ros ssr
I3ARKEft, arrived at the India House, and announced
the safe arrival of that Ship off Dover on the 2 ISt
instant. The Northampton left the Pilot in Bengal
River on the 18th of Oclober ; arrived at the island
of St. Helena the beginning of January, and sailed
from .thence the zest. The Company's Ship the
General Stuart, from Bengal, is also in the Chan-
net, and left St. Helena with the Northampton.
We have the pleasure to state the safe arrival of
the Eastlitlndia Company's Ships the Britannia,
Capt. THOMAS BARROW ; and the Admiral Aplin,
Capt. Jour: ROGERS, from the Presidency of Fort
St. George ; the above ships have had remarkably
quick passages, having been from England only ten
months. They left St. Helena with the Aorthamp-
teland General Stuart.

.________
, The Mayrsh;n, Capt. JOHN LOGAN, is expelled
home With a cargo of spice, from Ceylon; and is
the last ship to arrive of tl!e season tgoi.
Passengers per txtra Ship, General Stuart :
Major Taylor, Captain and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bishop, Mr.
and Mrs. hloorgart,. Captains M'lntosh, Ncwson, and
Per ADm I L'Ai,LlN—Mistresses Sherrill', Smith, Curry,
Preston; and Andrews ; Captains C.hilsom and Innis ;
Capt—Lieut. Scott, Lieut. Douglas, and Ensign Philps.
red Nof:r it Amrrou—Major Cox and Lady from St. He.
lens.

All the nut Ward-bound Ships of last Season ate
artived in China:

Ftis
royal Highness the Duce Of Ctit4ll I. ANL)
Arrived at Sr. James's late on Monday night from
Worciester, and dined with the Royal Family yes.
terday at the Queen's House:

Yesterday morning Their Royal Highnesses the
Duer,s of Yoke: and CUMBERLAND breakfasted
With the PRINCESSES MARY and AMELIA.
Lord PELHAM and Lord CASTLEREAGH had a long
interview with His Royal Highness the Dux, of
YortK -at the Horse Guards yesterday. His Royal
highness also held a Military Levee, which was
attended by upwards 'of thirty Officers.
General Sir THohla.s TRIGGE. embarks for
Gibraltar on the 3d of next month. The Diamond
Frigate, Captain ELPHINSTONE, is 'appointed to
carry out him and his suite.
Lady I'itfcc e, we understand, accompanies Sir
Titomiks to Gibraltar.
Yesterday Lord anti 'Lady Suoevir arrived in
Town from Windsbr, where they have been for se-
.veral days on a visit to Tit Elk MAJESTIES.
Yesterday, at .a General Meeting of the Inhabi.
tants of Malden, in Essex, a Congratulatory Ad.
dress to HIS MAJESTY, on his late providential
deliverance from the designs of 'fraiterous Conspi-
rators, Was moved iy JOHN STRUTT; Esq. late
Member of that Borough, which being read, and
seconded by another Burgess, was unanimously ap.
Proved of, and immediately agrepd to by the inha-
bitants present.
eQ"NTRY ELECTION. —At the close of the
secqnd day's Poll, the numbers were,
For Mr-. Nlookr, - -
Mr. STRAT TON, - 127
Yesterk ay the LORD MAYOR; after inspecting the
returns of the IVlealweighers, ordered the price of
Tread to continue at 9d. the epartern loaf wheaten,
and household of
Mr. TIIus..BEAUMONT has been appointed by
Lord HAiteolitur one of Her Majesty's Coachmen,
in the room of Mr. John Smiths, who died suddenly
a few days since.
A Meeting of the Creditors of the eminent Stock-
joLber whose failure we announced on Friday, was
held yesterday, when his deficiency was found to
be much greater than it was calculated at, the
amount being too,000l.: his speculations, there-
fore, upon Omnium and Consols, =St have ex.
seeded One Million sterling.

THE 11.1111.13URGH MAIL.

VIENNA, MA! cli 9.

Trtfi PALATINE Of 1-10N6ART has set out on his
journey for St. Petersburg!).

A great Commercial House at Pest has failed : A
Commercial House here has likewise stopped pay_

ment.

There is a report or a long journey which Their
IMPERIAL MAJESTIES propose to make in the
Spring. They will go, it is said, by the way of
Pisa and Rome to Naples ; thence to Venice, where
they will receive homage; from Venice to Trieste,
to inspett the harbour ; from Trieste to Gallicia,
to receive the PALATINE and his Consort ; from
Gallicia to Dresden, to be present at the marriage
of the, GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY, and thence
back by the way of Prague to Vienna.

ROME, FEn. 24.

ACCORDING to a private Letter from Messina,
the Maltese Baillis ToMAsI, has accepted the dignity
of Grand Master of Malta, for which he was ori-
ginally proposed ; but a certain great Power rather
wished for. Prince Rusrott. Tommt is of an
ancient Tuscan family, nearly related to die Si.aw
NOCCHI and MANFREDINI.

There is talk here of a new French Expedition
against Algiers. In the Treaty of the 17th De-
cember, rSor, the DEY promised to restore to
France all the Establishments on that Coast, in the
same condition in which they were previous to the
year 1792 ; but he now refuses to give them back,
unless he receives the old tribute.

The Republic of the Seven United Islands has
sent a Minister Plenipotentiary to St. Petersburgh
(who has already arrived at Vienna). In these
Islands a National Assembly (Nazioaale Consiesto)
has been convoked to settle the internal regulations,
relative to which Count MONCENICO and the Pre.
sident TEOTOCIII have issued Proclamations.

MADRID, Fla. 24.

Om the rgth inst. the Santo Domingo arrived In
the Road of Cadiz from South America, with five
millions of piasters on board. As soon as advice of
her arrival was received here, the vales rose 5 per
cent. and Ivill be still higher.

• HAGUE, MA cu

OUR Loan, which was scarcely opened, is already
filled, though on the whole it is not so advantageous
as that of last year. More has been subscribed
than was wanted, that is, than Twenty-three Mil.
lions of Florins, for so much was the deficit. The
LANDGRAVE of HESSE CASSEL alone subscribed a
Million. Many other Foreigners, especially from
Germany, likewise subscribed considerable sums.