The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-03 00:00:00

LONDON, APRIL 3, iBor.

nit Ilan:burgh ]fail due on Wednesday last,
arrived last night ; and we this morning received
Paris Papers to the ist inst. The latter bring us
little that is important, but the-former make amends
for the defiCien6y, by inrorniing us, under date of
Copenhagen, March 24, that the English Fleet un-
der Admiral Sir' HYDE 'PARKER hid, in the night

between the zzd and 23d ult. sailed from Anhoh to
Gi!Neve, on the Northern Coast of Zealand, where
it had anchored ; and on the, 24th, according to
that article, it had again weighed anchor. Ihe
English Legation had embarked on board the
Blaitche Frigate, which we have the satisfa6tion to

state, reached England yesterday. The expenation
of immediate Hostilities prevailed strongly at Co-
' penbagent and the Britith families had in conse.
quence left that City,
The Paris Papers were broul;ht to Dover in a
Neutral Vessel, which arrived there last nghr.

TR e following is the List of the Members of the
Secret Cbmmittee, appointed by the'llothe of Com_
mons last night, to whom the Papers presented by
the CHAsc,ir.Loß Of the EkIIEQUER; ..on Wed.
nesday, were referred
-The Right lion. kentvititirko4cN,
'rife Right Hon. WiLiaile PITT,
Sir ED*ARD LAW,
'The Loid HAvoncitsault,

IMII,iIASA4 WILBER FORCE, Esq.
The Hon. SYLNCIER P/itCZVAL, .
-The Right Hon. ISAAC Cottav,
Lord Viscount CA ST LiAle./ICII,
CHARLES Alvor,
'The Right Non. HER Vt)(I"NDAS,
CkIAJLIALS BRACCE. Esq.'

The Right 1-Ton. CnARLrS YoaKEI
JOHN BLATKB4RNE, Esq.
Lord Viscount COLE,
The Right Hon. THOMASTELHANR,
'the Righil-lon. jorrpi BERE.SYORD,,
Sir ROBtii:r Bvi-tOrt, Bait.
ISAAC HAWKING BROWN, Esq,
ROWLAND BURDON, Esq.
The Earl of YwitiCititif
The Right Hon. r ILEOPHLLUS JONES,

'HER MA J ESTY. and all the PR NC EaSF.S.,, attended
by the Countess Of CAR.DIca.m. and Lady C. WA L:
D E GRAY E, yesterday morning tibok an airing in two
coaches and four on the Uxbriagv road.
Her Royal Flighness the Pit tNcEss of WALES,
we are happy to learn, is considerably recovered
from her indisposition.

Yesterday being Maundy Thursday, His MA-
-3 ESTY 'S Annual Donation was distributed in White..
hall Chapel by the Rev. Dr. VtNe E NT, the Sub-Al.
moner, to as many poor men and women as the KING
is years old, in commemoration of the Passover.
The distressed persons, to the number of 124
being seated at the' tables,' a suitable prayer was
offered to the Almighty, for his Blesling on the
Royal Bounty ; they, were each supplied with a
ration of Beef and Bread, and a large bowl of Fish,
consisting of salmon, trout, salt-fish, and herrings,
and afterwards were given.a cup of wine and ale
to drink His MA JEsfy's health.

In the afternoon the same number'of persons
attended Divine Service in the Chapel; the prayers
were read by the Rev. Dr. Moor, (one of the
minor Canons of St. Paul's) in a most audible and
impressive manner, the Gospel being taken from
the zsth chapter of St. Matthew, descriptive of
the last judgment, and particularly that part begin-•
ring at the 34th verse to the conclusion of the
40th verse

" Then shall the King say unto them on his right-hand,
come ye blessed of my father, inherit the kingdom prepared
for you, from the foundation of the world:
" For I was an hungred and ye gave me meat ; I was
thirsty, and ye gave me drink : I was a stranger and ye took
me in ; naked and' ye cloathed me: I was sick and ye visited
me, I was in prison and ye came unto me."

After the Prayers were concluded, Dr. CROFT'S
much admired Anthem, taken
~,frotn the tooth
Psalm, " Praise the Lord, rniSoul," was sung
by Nfeisrs. BARTL EMAN, Ni t:LD, and KYNVETT,
jun. with the young Gentlemen -of the Chapel
Royal. The performance. had a most sublime effeti.
The IZev. Dr. VINCENT,
.delivered to the poor
persons as follows :
TO the men a sufficient quantity of chith for a
coat, Irish cloth for shirts, a pair of shoes, and a
pair 'of stockings ; a paper in which was inclosed a
one pound note, and a leathern bag which contained
as many silver pieces as His MivirsTB is years old,
viz. 54 renny pieces, one two-pence,: one three_
pence, and one four-penny piece.
To the women a sufficient quantity of stuff for a
gown, Irish cloth for shifts, a pair of shoes, the same
as the men, a one pound ndte, and the same quan-
tity of silver money.

After the . pious distribution, they were again
given a 'clip of wine,-and then departed with altar-
ful and thankful heath; ' '

Reeittem tiu. • Roysl ItnneNt3;- yoctprelity. n great
number of distressed persons have received money
during the week at the Office in Scotland-yari.
A Prayer of Thanksgiving has been offered up
in all the Churches in the Hanoverian dominions, on
account of the KING'S recovery.
PRINCE ADOLPHUS was to leave Berlin on the
22d ult. on his return to Hanover.
Yesterday the Right Hon. Lord AUCKLAND and
the Right Hon. Lord CHARLES SPENCER were
sworn in His Majesty's Postmaster General.

Yesterday a Court of Diredors was held at the
East India-House, when GEORGE HILARD BAR-
LOW, Esq. was appointed a Member of Council of
the Supreme Government in Bengal. Mr. CHAS.
GRAHAM, was sworn into the Command of the
Sarah Christiana. The Court adjourned at a late
hour, till Tuesday.
•
Yesterday the Light Horse Volunteers had a
general, muster, previous toithe commencement of
their Field-days for the season; and 'afterwards
dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,
where they were honoured with the company of the
the Duke of MoNyaosE, Lord HoBART, Generals
Sir W. FAWCETT, DUNDAS, GWYNNE, TONYN,
Colonel WYNYARD, and many other Officers of dis-
tindion. •

We are surprized that it should have been stated
in the Morning Herald yesterday, that Doctors
RE YNO OS, TORT() N, and G. I IBOR NE, had attended
HIS MAJ Esry at Buckingham-House, as ,we are
enabled positively to assure the Public, and happy
we are to do so, that. His MA] ESTY.'S health does
not require it. is it notlamentable, that reports of
this kind should take place which must be known to
be false, and which are evidently calculated for bad
purposes ? Does not-a.private Gentleman naturally
desire for a time, to attend as little as possible to
business after so severe a fever,' and shall not the
best of KINGS to whose restoration so much im-
portance is attached,- be permitted to do the same,
without the most malevolent insinuations I

bisaffe&ion has gained an alarming height in, se-
veral parts of the Country. 'ln "three mandaitiir-
ing Counties, not less. than
.Fifty: Thousand Men
taken an oath, the purport of which is extraa.
ed fiOm the Prophet Ezekiel. Such dour Readers
as haVe the curiosity to know itrmay. find it in the
21st chapter of that Book; and the.6th, z/th; and
i 8 th .vedes. The object, it will clearly appear, is
the overthrow of the:Monarchy and the subversion
of the Constitution. GovernmensYfully.Rprized
of the proceedings of tbese,ilitiftWif itieh, and. we
hive no doubt but that the 'most vigorous measures
Will be adopted to avert the:tbreitencct xtanouct:' •

The marriage of Lord WllirwOrry. and the
Dutchess of DORSET did not tie place yesterday,
as was expeeted, his Lordship wishing it first to be
.a'srtitained whether he is to 'go to Paris. Lord
WHITwoRTH and the Datchess left Town yester-
day, to pass the Easter Holidays t Lard Esssx's
Scat, at Cashiobury, in Heitfordshire.
The "Ann and *Mary,'Gruaiy, horn Jersey to
Waterford; is captured and carried into St,. Maloc.'s.

THE HAMBURG!! MAIL.