The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-18 00:00:00

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, Lady Gordon and Mrs. Bennet, by the 111,irchio,ne3s- of
Exeter.
Dr. Helictden, on his new alloir.tinent, by the Lord in
Waiting.
Lady Amelia Murray, by the Dutches,s of At;10.1. .
Capt. and Mrs. Wheatley, by the Loid is Wairikg. •
Gen. Grey, by the Lord in WAiting.
Lady Charlotte Proby, by her mother, Countess Cdrysfort.
The Countess of Orm naa awl Lady Harriet Butler.
Earl Manners, on coming to his title, by Sir Sydney Nlea-
dowes.
Lady Acheson, by Countess GOsfOrd.
.Lard and Lady Bereiford, on their marriage.
Brock Taylor, Esq, on his return. frorn Hesse-Cassel.
- Marquis and Marchioness Of Blandfotd, by Countess Mac»
clesfield. -
-LadY Rendlesham, by Countess Westmorland.
Lord Flowick, on coming to his title.
Lord Gower, by his father, the Marquis of StafFud.,
Mr. Williams,.Member for Great Marlow, by the Right
Hon., the gad of Uxbridge.
Mrs. Williams, by the Countess of Uxbridge,
Mrs. Henry Wheatley"; by the Dutehess of Northumberland.
. Colonel Coke, by Mr. Blackburn.
Hon.. Mr. Hill, by Lord Berwick.
The Hon. Mrs. Erskine, by the Dutchess of GOrdon.
Mrs. Henrietta Savile, by the Countess of Portsmouth. -
Miss Blake, by the-Countess of Errol.
Countess they, on con-itng to her title.
Lady Hannah. Grey, by her mother, Countess Grey."
Lady Theodora parry, by her mother, Countess Limerick.
Lady Harritord, by her mother,,Lady Cornwall.
Lady Russell, on her return frorriarirlia.
Miss 'Russell, by hey mother, Lad, ussell.
Miss Graham, by heranother, Lady Graham.,

At a quarter before five o,,cloek the Drawing-rocm
cLised, and HER MAJESTY returned to the Queen's
House.

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After the Drawing-room rt St. James's, their
Royal Highnesses the PRINCESSES SOPHIA of GL011;
CESTEW, CHARLOTTE of WALES, and the Du Es of
CUMBERLAND And CAMBRIDGE, dined with THEIR
MAJEsa•fES at the. Queen's House.. In the. even-
ing THEIR AIA4s-os had 'a- card party at the
'Qqeen's House.

Yesterday, morning the Dui of YORK transaded
business with His MAJESTY at the Queen's House.,
It is understood;
,that an Order of Council has
been prepared for laying an embargo on all Ham--
burgh and Bremen Vessels and property, the carry-,.
ing of which into effeet depends upon circumstances.
The Order, it is reported, will extend to all Vessels
belonging to ports contiguous to the Elbe; Weser,
and Ems, and such other ports as are under the do-

minion or influence of Prussia and France.
The Subscriptions for Mr. PITT'S Statue, in the
University of Cambridge, already amount to more
than 6000 guineas.
Yesterday the Rev. GEORGE HENRY GLASSE, Se-

cretary to the Sons Of the Clergy,' had the honour of
.presenting to HER MAJESTY, at St. James's, the
Sermon preached at the last Anniversary, by the,Rev.
CHARLES BARKER, Sub-Dean of Wells.
FRACAS.---A circumstance took place on Wednes-
day last that had nearly led to fatal consequences.--
An-Irish Nobleman took a Dra* to the Banking=
house of Sir WALTER STIWNG in the Strand, and,

as the Clerk acted upon the established 'principle of
`` first- come first served," manifested great displea-
sure. As high words .arose, Sir WALTER-came for-
ward, and very naturally justified the conduet of his
Clerk,,upon tht: grounds of usage and justice. The
Nobleman resented this interferenee so much, that
he soon after sent Sir WALTER a challenge; but as
the matter had excited mud-1- notice in the Office,
► and more conversation abroad, the- 2vingistrates of
.loW-4reet were
.properly apprized of what had
happened, arid, in consequence both parties were
taken into custody, and obliged to enter into xecog-
nizances to keep the peace:,
Mr. GRoyEs, the Ar,cliitea, under the sarielion
of the Hon. PETER BrinaLm., yesterday finally set-
tled the plan of the arrangethents which, are,to take
place in Westminster-Hall for the Trial of. Lord
MELVILT.E. profesional skill' of Mr: GROVES
are well knoWn to the public,

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Mr. BURRELL iS to orriciate on this occasion as
Deputy Great Chainbetlain of England, in conse-
quence of the unavoidable absence of his Father.
LOrd GWYDER, on account of severe indisposition.

The'Earl'of MORTON has lately had put into his,
possession the keys of LoChleven,Cas-tle; • which an
ancestor of his Lordship's, and a brother, of the Earl
of MORTON, who was Regent of Scotland daring the
minority of JAMES VI. afterwards JAMES I. of Eng::
land, threw into the Loch, after/ delivering MARY
Queen of Scots from au imprisonment in that For-
tress: Their discovery has been owing to the great
drought that prevailed last year in Scotland, and
considering the immensity of time they had, lain
there very little rust appears on them. .
Mrs. 1314LINOTON'S present enga-gement. at the
Opera House expires this season, but it is more pro-
bable, we find, that it will be renewed than that
she will enter into articles with either of the English
Theatres.

A strong Squadron, under the command ofAdmi-
ral HARVEY, has been recently detached from 'the
Channel Fleet. It consists of the Tonna& (Flag Ship),
80 guns, Prince Ge6l-go, 98, Barfleur, 98, Renown,
74, Spartiate, 74, Plantagenet, 74, Bellerophon, 74,
and the Revolutionan-e, 44.

, The following Itegiments are immediately to, be
sent to. Sicily :—The sth Regiment of Dragoon
Guards, the 21Nt of Light Dragoons, the 21st of
Infantry, the 31st of. Intaotry, and two Regiments
from Gibraltar, who, are to be replaced by, the first
and second Battalions of the Line of the German
Legion. ; •
' One of our dashing yottiig men of fashion, -who
is remarkable, among other very useful qualifirn-
ilims,for his skill in coachmanship, had been per-
suaded by a mechanical friend to build a coach on
a new principle, of an oelag9n shape, and ealcu-;
Wed, of course, to hold eight persons', with a table
in the centre; but he has not had the courage to
venture it on the.,towtf ;- and this _extraordinary
machine will now, we understand, be employed
as an itinerant vehicle between London-and Brent
ford.

AN EVIDENT ADVANTAdE.--7Thel'e are upwards of:
one. .thousand Prizes more in the' Lottery to begin
drawing the t2th- of next month tlian were in the
last Lottery. The Scheme affords a regular charic.e
of Prizes during the whole cir.awing,'as there cannot
at' any period be three Blanks to a Prize. S,WIFT
.nci,Co recommend to. the attention of the public,
this very advantageous Schenie, and assure them that
'the Ticlke.t,i will rise in price,. 4s well before as
Mg the draveirkg.,