The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-01 00:00:00

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by the Proprietors, Russell and Co. in their band-writing;
till ousters arc cpuntalo,4,

From the LONDON GAZETre, May 30, 0o

Queen'i-frome, May 29, 1801, ,
This clay. Mons.icur Le Chevalier d'Almedia,
E nvoy F,xtraprdinary and Minister Plenipotentiary,
from His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of
Portugal, had an Audience of Leave of His Ma-
jesty ;
And Monsieur-de Lima, his Successor in the same
sharafter, bad a private Audience of His Majesty
• to deliver his Credentials:
To which they, were respe&ively introduced by
the Right Honourable Lord Hawkesbury, His Ma-
jesty:s- Principal Secretary ofState' for Foreign Af-
fairs, and conduaed. by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt.
Master of the Ceremonies.
And immediately afterwards they had private
Audiences -respeaively of the Oueen, being' intro.
duced thereto by the Earl, of Morton, Lord Cham.,.
b,erlain to Her Majesty, and conduded by the Mas-
ter of the Ceremonies.
Whitehall, May 30, 1801.

The Right Hon. John Lord Eldon Lord High
Chancellor, having on die zest day of 'May instant,
surrendered the office of Chief Justice of the Court
of Common Pleas, and the King having been pleased
t order a' Writ commandirig. the Right Hon. Sir
Richard Pepper Arden, Knight-, to take upon him
the state and degree of a 'Sergeant at Law, he ap-
' , reared at the Bar of the' Court of Chancery, in
Lincoln's-Inn Mll, (pursuant to the Statute of the
Thirty-ninth of His present Majesty, Cap. 113.)
on Friday the 22,1 day of this instant May, where
his Writ being read, the usual Oaths were admi-
nistered to him. • ,
, 'The King has been pleased to constitute and ap_
point the Right Honourable Sir Richard Pepper
Arden, Knightb, Serjeak at Law. Chief Justice of
the Court of Common Pleas, on the Surrender of
the Right Honourable John Lor4 Eldon.
The, King has been pleased to conhtitute and ap.
point the Right Honourable Sir William Grant,
Knight, Master or Keeper of the Rolls and Records
of the Court of Chancery, on the'Surrender of the,
Right Honourable Richard Pepper Lord Alvanley,
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of COmmoti Pleas.
Ordnance-Ofce, May 16, i8o;.
The' Promotion of Second Lieutenant Collin to
be. First Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, as nien-
tioned in
,the Gazette of 9th May 1801, does not
`take

carpe, May 25.

•
The. Earl of flardwicke, who embarked at Holy-.
h nth yesterday evening at-eight o'clock, on board
His_Majesty's Yacht the Dorset, arrived in -this.
Attbotte at six o'clock this morning. His Lord-
ship, fonnis.artiv;tLin.Dublin, was received by the .
,Lord Mayor„. ,Aldermen, Sheriffs and'Commons of
'tlietify of Dithlin: 'His Lordship attende4 by a
Squadron of Dragoons., proceeded lo the Castle, and
upon. li.n; arriVal there ar twelve o'clock, was intro-
cloec:ii in form to Ilk ExCellency the
received bun sitting Under the Canopy
in, the .Presence Citar.iber, frciro:Whente
procession was ,made, in the usual state, to the
:‘Council Chatitbor tl:c Council sit'ting, His Lord-
ship's CommisSion vas 'rend, and. the. Oath being.
administered. to him; his E9f.cellency was, invested
i,th the Collar of the must illustrious Order of St.
.Ditrick, anti received 'the' Slvorti or '.State from the
Cornwillis.. His Excellency afterwards
gpa red tb the. Presenee 'Chat-vibe r, and recei vett „the
eompiiiTit4ip. of the Nobility, and other persons, of
4)istin&ion,,upon his s;:le arrival,' and taking upon
aim the. Government of ireland.