The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-26 00:00:00

CALCTI.TTA, NOV. 22) 1802.

„Aetotint of a ledge of rocks, discovered by His
Mdjesty's ship Arrogant, the Dower Caetle, Asia,
and 4diniral Rainier• in company, 231 Jan. 1802.
” Four hours 30 min. )5, m. saw the appearance oj.
treake rs, beating N. N. W. distant. about half -a
mile; brought to, and sent a boat to examine ihrm,•
Which returned at 'half.past six. Having found a
ledge of' coral, rocks, with only six feet water on
them; extending-a cpiat;Cr of a mile N.F. and S.W.i
the boondings round them two and half, five, eight,,
and twelve fathoms, at a cable's length, and twenty-
' five at about n quarter of a mile distant, lat. 5.,12.
S. long. ti 3. 0. E. ,per Chronometer. The above
situations may be depended on, 'as the time-keepers
of all the ships agreed, and. the Island of Lubeck
was seen' at noon fr,on the Asia'smast-head,tearing,,
• S. S. W. ; .and we made the Island of SaJumbo next
morning, _oar run to which agreed very well with
the above lOngitude. The reef is not-laid down in
any chart, atA, being. in the track of ships going'.
through the Java Seas, m3kes it very dangerous."

The latest accounts from 'Malta state the fah
lowing Ships of War .to be at that place:
Kent,
Gibraltar, • Atitive,. Spider,
nwiegall, 'Agincourt,. Maidstone, Abundance,
Renown, Stately, Titipetinienti. ' and
Ellperb, mOnmoUth, Cyclops,. ' Raven.
'Triumph, Madras,'Termagant,
h• 'Capt. Wric)nt;FY I,t)sAdi is appointed to the
omidui, 0.36 i;ints,.at Woolwich.
• The Utrecht Prnceeds, ne soon as possible, off
lielvoet, fur the purpose of Rear.Admiral.llloßN.
Boßouctriliiiis,ting—his.flag on board her..
The lii&:diPtir:s is to carry the same kind of
guhs as she did when Earl St. VINCENT had his
flag on board her.

It has for these two days been reported that a
Message from the Highest Quarter, either has been,
or will soon be, et-lt to Mr. Pt it, requiring in
to return to his former official situitti M
on. We state
this merely as a report, Which .we should be most
happy in being able to confirm.

The late Sir JOHN Smita B,uttoess was 'Petite.,
nant-Colunel in the 3(1 Regiment of Royal East
India VOlunteers.

• A letter received at Portsmouth, from an Officer
at Trinidad, Contains the following information:"
" On •the t.3th nf February His Maiebty's Ship Gem-
inter, Capt. LITTLCHALF.S,'arrived at this Island,
with the 3-;!h Regiment of Font, from St. Vincent ;.
anti the next day the, Troops disemhaticr;d. On the
21st the..1310/I:eim, Commodore Hoop, Capt. -M
EON, anchored here, with General 6RINFIELD, the
Commander'in Chief; Brigadier M'AITIAND,
of the Engineers; and.,Major WILSON,
.the Engineers; WI.I.SON, of the"Ar-
liilcry., rn incpea the troops anti fortiications of
the Liam!. On the
.13th of March the 'General
anti his suite embarketi on boatti. the Centaur, anti
sailed io Grenada, 'from whence they will proceed
to visit the other Islands under hia,command."

six of rho young Naval Officers
*;411.) lately c;)lstiltitted a riot itt the Portsmouth
kvere .arntigmed- at the Se-ssiotts, --and pleaded
Ott RecorLter of that
adariqtifitiOteiti,iii, a very impressive ruanneri;
iind`senteneeir ikv4,3riii Omni pdy a. fine +9l.
ii.rcT of ,;`,041 one 16I.• ,
Mr.,l',AyNt ;cc t•t the Yor'‘' flotcl, over,
)1:1(1 .the. ini,fartune r:. t.t l between. two ve,,sebi on
S.P;atiay tvening, ••entering Cu. h.o boor ;one
"14•111 v, went over 11i!ti, Iglor.e. tVas reheticd with
.•
great froui danzer 41r..,wn-
10g ; he reimtins 111
-

+tin new eating the reprisen-tatiOn oitree
First Consul; haS been pin into circulation; The
last payments at the Treasury was inade in pieces
of five Byres.

The iFrigate the Surweillante -sailed froni- Ro-
chelle on the 19th of this month, having on boatii
Generld EttkitJF, the Captain-General.
The General and Minister Plenipotentiary NEI'
set out froth Berne for Paris on thel3rh instant,,—
The General of Division BAR BON replaces him, in
his funaions until his return.

A fOrgery of Bank Bills has been discovdied,at
Vienna, to the amount of more than five millions,
which have been .circulated throughout Germany;
It is iaid to be certain, that the departure of
the First Consul will take .placi between the ibth
and 15th of May.
ANIsTFRDAM, APRIL t 5 French Troops
which daily atrit.ie on our Frontiers, continue their
march. into the interior of the Republic. At pre_
sent they' occupy Nimeguen, Grave, Gorenchem,
end other places. The English Squadron has ap.
Lveart.d within these few days upon our Coasts.

HAGUE, Aratt, s.—There have been but six
or seven hundred men disembarked of the Troops
who were to have sailed for Lou;riana. The
reason for di;embarking them is, that they were
so much crowded on board the Ships. Vice-Ad.
miral HARTSINCK has just sailed for the Mediter:

ranean.

Our Government has received assurance from
France, that no more French Troops shall enter our
Territories, unless in the event of a rupture with
England; and that those who have entered shall
not pass the Frontiers as long as the Negotiation

BR USS 17 LS, APRIL 18.---Official Intelligence has
been received at Ostend, that the First Ctinstd will
visit that City ; great preparations ate con'iequently
making for his reception. He will also examine
the famous Sluice of SlYckens; which is now com-
pletely repaired.
STocKtiot,m, APRIL 1.---Suspicions having been
for a long time entertained of the canduft of 8011 E.
MAN, the Secretary of the Court, inconsequence'
of his mysterious condu6t, he was closely watched
by the Police,' and the. whole of his plans have been
discovered. It appears froth his Papers, that he
Member, or perhaps the Chief, of an As-
Sociation who call themselves the. Asiatic Bro:
tkrs, who are bound by the most solemn oaths
to pay , the must implicit obedience to an un-
Council.—The obje Et of this Institution war
nothing more or less, than to be the Arbiters over all:
;.4
Governments, to decide ufon Peace or War, and
.op ni the lives or deaths of Sovereigns. This So.
ciety took its rise, in Ger Many, but' it spread with
'So much rapidity, that the Chiefs were obliged for
some -time to suspend ;the meetings of the Members,
lest they should attrad too, much public attention.
STR Ai U RC, APRIL: I 7 es-^BCSitiCS the, Troops of
thf ro4th Demi- llrigatic, which aro on their re.
tttrn from Switzerland, 'we expect here coon In-
fantry and a Regiment of Cavalry, by which our
Giurition will be increased to 11,000 men.- It ap.
pears that these Troops will form a Copp a little
distinct from this City., rt vt.o

.',Y .
The remains of Mr. JAMES Ancttg, formerly
Stage Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, were in.
terred yesterday in the churchyard of St. Ann's,
Soho. The body was acimmvanied to its last solitary .
abode by mcSt of the :Performers of Drury-lane, in
testimony of the high "resped in which the decea,ed
wtpt:deservedly held lit them, The !tense was follow-
ed by ten mourning coaches, the two first of which
contained' the principal mourners. In the. third
coach were MetiStS.,IiANNISTER, WROUGHTON,'
'I),:kcKER, and MOODY ; in the fourth, C. KEDan Le,
SURTT; DOWTON, and WATHEN; in: the fifth,
Potz, BARRYMORE, PALMEk, aliti DWYER ; in
the sixth, JCELLY, DIGNUM, CuLLINS, anti cHER.
ki The four other coaches were also filled with
Actors belonging to the same house.
TIP.POS SULTAUN interred the beautiful
Mausoleunt near Seringapatam, which was erected
by 11YDRI ALLY. Upon the right side of the last-
, mentioned Prince's remains are, deposited those of
'the:mother of Tippoo, and the unfortunate Sultan
rests upon the lett. A ttimulus of masonry, in the
ordinary form, covers the lattei, and itpposire to it,
'tin ilia-Outside of the door appears, in a conspicuous
situation, the inscription, of visich the following
is a. literal. translation : •
As TIPPOO SULTAUN vowed to wage a holy
tvir, the Almighty conferred the rank of Martyrdom
upon him, the' date of which Sbu beer declares thus-
-7 bq Defeader 4.1-tte dud tht Sovereign of the
0/o'eld, bath d pane l ; composed by Sy-yud Abdul
Khadcr, called poetically Shabitt" The year of
the Hegira is 'deseribed in the letters which com-
pose the last Hoe of this epithet, similartipsChat4vr;
frequently firitl pradised.w.ith the Rotuaquip,k
old; Monkish inscriptions in Europe."
L We mentiUn'ed a few days ago the two Itatittr
Pianres CLAUDE; which-were originally'piiinled
fur:his Patton the 'Doke- de 7.outumN, and which.
were lately purehaso by Mr. Attu a ttLt "r w, at a
wocillyof hisPidures, and the libel al spit it of
that r ende fi t stated that the price Was,
Grilniur. •
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