The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-21 00:00:00

DEAL, Fen. ie.

Atkivrn and sailed for the River, the
r;uke of
Kent, from- New Brunswick ; Diana,
BRISI'OW, and Plymouth, W ELdoN, to Stangate.
Cfeek.

Remain the lion. East India Company's Ships
Wai.paie anti Eithinito,t;:, with His Majesty's Ship
"blesmde, and American Ship Onthiez Chi-t; fur
New-York.

The Commander in Chief at Jamaica has promoted
Capt. ScltitEL, of the Echo Sloop of War, to the
iank of Post Captain, and to the Command of the
• Oariand frigate. ;Lieut. EDM. BOCER, to be
Master and Commander, with the Command of the
;Ed% Lieut. Tot GAIT ,to be Master and
COnimander in the Pelican Brig ; and Lieut.
LIOMAS BURTON, to be Master and. Commander
in the irooktpith Armed Store.ship.
Capri Uticit JetasTittos, of the froobtv;e4, hag
b!en lately tried by a Court-Martial at Jamaica,
lot Maltreating some Officers belonging to the
Doeit.yard at that Port, and sentenced to be dis-
missed His Majesty's Se.rvice.
Captain ROtleRT WILLIAMS, late of the Dula,
anSalLirdily commissioned the Russel, of 74 guns, at
rPrtsmouth.
~,, His MAI sTY's Ships, consisting of the Vigoriatis,
4.iptain IVlALcotxt ; the Syhille, Captain Ar.mm ;
/he Orpheur, Captain ELPHINsTorrs and the Eery_
dice, Captain CHARLES MALCOLM, were to sail
from Madras for li.'ngland on the 15th of Odober
last, and may be hourly expeded to arrive, The .
above Ships form the Second Division. The
First Division, consisting of the ittPtpid,. Chit:
fru, and arrived the t4th inst. The
Leopard, Captain CntAiEtt,, is of this Division,
but has not yet arrived,
it is sai,l to-bc in contemplation to render Lieu.
tenants in the Navy eligible, to sit on. Courts Mar.
sial.

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The follonfing letter fm His oyal
the PRINCR of WAIAS toro R Highness
the liar' of ECIkEhioNT,
was read at the last Meeting of the Royal Jennerian
Society for the extermination of the Small,ll-ox)
With general applause :
overh Many thanks, my dear Lord, for your kind letter; I am
any
in nuttint; myself into your hands, and upon no
oc;egsion can I do So with more satis'faClion than on the pre.
t.etn; for no QIIC can wish More sincerely well to the future
success oftheyncine Institution than myself. Kling most
thorottgilly persuaded of its efficacy, and of the incalculable
vtivantasys that the World in general will reap front the
indefatigable and praiseworthy perseverance with which 1)r.
1 r r:Nritit'has brati,;lit it to its preNtnt purrekition. I will en.
treat of you to otter to the Committee appointed to superiii-
teml this Institution, to make use of my name in any way
that they may consider as hest calculated to torward their
lauctabie purpose. ' . '

" I am ever,- my dear Lard,
- l4
" Most 3mccrely yours
1 `•
Card,:- throe, Fek. 5, 1803, - GEOM.? E• P."

This morning arrived a Mail from I#4bon,
brought to Falmouth by the Duke olYork Packet, in
+eight days.
Yesterday morning a Messenger arrived at the
Secretary of State's Office from Windsor, with Dis_
patches from His MAJISTY.
Yesterday evening about six o'clock, Ills Royal
highness the nutta Of YORK, 3CCOMpatlied by Lords'
CATHCART and. HAttaiNcro.lv, the .bishops of
LONnoN and WINCIIRITIRI and several others of
the Nobility and Gentry, paid a visit to Christ's
hospital.
, .
We are inclined to'believe, but cannot pretend to
vouch for it, that the reports which have been so
industriouslr circulated, of the intended resignation
of that distinguished Member of the Cabinet, the
Earl of St. VI tqc EN; are wholly without founda-
tion.

ilaWe are sorry to learn that Mr. INt taut Ironer
been very considerably indisposed for a week
Fait.
, is with very great satisfaaion,that we noticed
the Instalment of Sir low; CR ADOCkt with the
~I',4c4nt Red Ribbon., The last was bestowed on Sir
"RR Conte ; and both
.on Officers who hall held
trincipal Commandi in the Egyptian Campaign.
Itle say nothing of the ditieriminating wisdom of
those who advised Hts MAJESTY SO to confer those
honourable distindions; thinking, as we. do, that
there is no Ministerial Duty more itnportant than
Pe proper application of rewards to Services: but,
't must behighiy gr,tifying 'to every Individual
who bore a-port in that memorable Campaign,. to
see those; who led them toSuccesses, in their, re.
suit the most important. and in their nature the
most brilliant, selected as the earliest oi.)jefts of
Roynt favour and remuneration.
it iv reported in a Paper of yesterday, that Lord
fltsanwteittc, the present Lord Lieutenant of Ire.
lit"' is shortly it) he etealled, and that on his de-
.
Patture the Irish Vice- Regal Court i; to be
abolished.