The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-22 00:00:00

HARWICH, APRIL 21.

LAST night the King George Packet, Captain
PHILIP DEANS, arrived from Cuxhaven, with 13
casks of silver. The Mails and Passengers were
landed yesterday morning at Yarmouth.
The King George Post_OP►ice Packer, Captain
FLYNN, and the Earl of Leicester, Capt. THOMP-
km, sailed with a fair wind, the former with the
namburgh and Bretnen Mails, and the latter for
lielvoetsluys, with the Dutch Mail. Mr. Ross, one
of the King's Messengers, charged with Dispatches
for Sir JOHN BORLACE WARREN, at Petersburgh,
embarked in the King George Packet.

In consequence of Admiral THORNEOROUGH
being on a crutze off the coast of Holland, in His
Majesty's Ship iris, Sir HOME POPHAM, in the
it oomej, has taken upon him the command of the
Ships lying in the Downs, until the Admiral returns.
Lieutenant ALEXANDER ALL ill is appointed
one of toe Nava; Knights of Windsor, under the
Will of the late SAMUEL TRAVERS, in the room of
Lieut. COK ELL, deceased.

This morning at eight o'clock, HIS MAJESTY
left Buckingham.house, and proceeded to Brick.
bridge, near Windsor, where the Deer is to be
turned out for the day's diversion.

At twelve o'clock HER MAI /STY and the PRIN.
C ssr. iacCompanied by Lady ELIZABETH and Lady
C. B. NViNs, set off for Windsor, with their
usual attendants.

yesterday the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES,
attended by Lady ELG IN, as also Lady CATH,CART,
Lady UXBRIDGE Lady C. Ft tic ft, Lady Gitosvt.
wok, and Lady W. BE LASYSE, paid visits to HER
MA J EsTY.
- On Wednesday last HIS MAJESTY, after the
Levee at St. James's, signed an Order in Council,
extending the Bounties for Seamen to enter, from
the 30th inst. to the 31st of next December.

Dispatches were received. yesterday from Sir
Roo Ea Ctrßrrs,'Commander in Chief at the Cape
'of Good Hope, dated the sth of February last. • .
The Right Hon. J. Ht LEY ADD I NGTON was on'
Monday last sworn into the °ace of High Steward
of the Borough of Ilaiwich ; a Ball and Supper
were given at the Three Cups Inn, by him and his
Colleague, JAta ES ADAMS, Esq. Representatives
for the Borough. The Party consisted of about
160 persons : the Supper was su,nptuous—ar two
the Dancing re-commenced, and did not conclude
till a late hour. •

FRANCIS SITWELL and ALEXANDER AU,EN,
Esqrs. hive been returned Members for Berwick.
The following was the State .of the Poll at the
filial close :

FRANCIs SITWELL, Esq. . 349
ALEXANDER ALLEN, Lsq. . 31
Sir JOHN CAL LANDER, Bart. -30 a
We hear from Worksop, that the Non.commis-
sioned Officers and Privates of the late Loyal Infan.
try raised in that tuwn, have presented to their
Captain, JOHN CHAMPJON, Esq. an elegant Cup,
with an appropriate inscription, expressive of their
high opinion and esteem, and of his meritorious
conduCt as an Officer.

Wednesday se'nnight a grand entertainment was
given in honour of Prince WILLIA:4 of Gi,otic ES-
TER, by JOHN PARISH, Esq. merchant of I-lain.
burgh, at his elegant country scat, about six miles
(ruin that City, lying on the Elbe.
The KING of DENMARK, on the departure of
PRINCE WILLIAM of GLouc ESTEa, presented His
Highness with a rich Diamond Snuffßox, ornament.
cd with his Pidure, as a remembrance. Colonel
HAMILTON*, the Prince's first Gentleman, received
likewise a Gold Box; two others, Diamond Rings;
and the Physician 'and Chaplain Gold Watches.—
The PRINCE presented the Count of HOLSTEIN
with an elegant Diamond Breast Pin, ornamented
ith his Cypher.

American Papers to the 21st of March inclusive
are received. It appears by an Official Note of the
Spanish Minister, to the United States, that for the
moment the Americans are to receive some satisfac.
lion respelling a place of deposit for their goods on
the Spanish Bank of the Mississippi. The Marquis
de CASA YRAJO says that the cotdua of the In-
tendant of New Orleans was merely a personal aa.
lie admits, however, that it is inconvenient for the
Spaniards ;that New Orleans should any longer be
the place of deposit, and that it is desirable that
another should be fixed on. in the mean time, he
takes upon him to give the Americans the use of
New Orleans, as before.' Some accounts say, that
the Port is again open to the Americans, but others
say it is only for such articles as the Spaniards need.
Accounts from St. Domino state, that on the
19th February the Negroes made a fierce attack on
the cape, and after a long contest were repulsed.
They took Fort Eclair, and had they known how
to work the guns, would have battered the town
to pieces. Some reinforcements had arrived. .
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal, ena.
tilt% the Rev, Josapti Hot Lis, Fellow of New
College, Oxford, and Chaplain to the Earl of WEsT.
44011 LAND, to hold the Vicarage of Chesterton, in
Oxfordshire, together with slat Vicarage of
Wu, Rants.