The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-22 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

have,reeel'aii several Poetical Tribute: to the llfentoty,o the
snitch laved aid deeply regretted General Sir It LP iirAssit -
ea OMBY ; but ',tog IV them, Ive are :cry to say, unfit
eye. thing at all worthy of the suijeo,lre
have a pride In inserting in our Paper. •

THE SUN.

DICERS YALSUM AUDIAT ?

LONDON, MAY 22, Igor.

The KING yesterday morning rode out OP horse.
back.

At' noon THEIR MAJESTIES, accompanied by the
PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, arrived at
Buckingham-house, attended by the Countess of
CARDIGAN and Lady C. WALDEGR AVE.
The KING held a Council at :theQueen's House,
a't which were present His Royal Highness the Duke.
of YORK, the Duke of PORTLAND, Earls CHAT.
HAM, WESTMORLAND, LIVERPOOL, ST. VINCENT,
ROSLYN (late Lord Loughborough), 'the CHAN.
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Lord HAWKESDURY,
and the Attorney and Solicitor -Generals. •

Sir R. PEPP.ER ARDEN kissed the KING'S hand
or( being appointed Lord Chief Justice of the court
of 'Common Pleas ; as did Sir -Wm. Gamsr,
being appointed
.Master of the,Rolls.
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On the KtrioN arriving in Town yesterday, the
Union Flag was displayed on St. Margaret's Steeple,
and the Spire of St. Martin's Church, and the Bells
of both Churches rang a Loyal Peal.
The detachment of the Guards, who volunteered
their services in Egypt, left Town yesterday morn-
ing for Portsmouth, where the Transports and Men
of War destined to convey them, and the other
Troops under Orders for Egypt, are in readiness to
receive them. The detachment consists of draughts
from' the Coldstream and 3d Regiments. Their
Officers are, the Min. Lieutenant-Colonel W. Filz-
ROY, Captains DYKE and PHILIPS, of the Cold-
stream ; and Captain WEST, the Hon. Captain
STE %V ART, and Ensign COCHRANE, of the 3d.
Yesterday morning the DUKE of YORK reviewed
the ist Battalion of the Ist Regiment of Guards in
Hyde Park : the Line was formed by seven o'clock,
and at eight His Royal Highness came upon the
ground, attended by his Aids-du-Camp, anti several
Gefieral Officers, and was received with presented
,arms ; he then passed the line in front and rear, the
Band playing " God save the King :" the Battalion
then went through their various evolutions and
,firings, in a manner becoming the high discipline of
this fine Corps.
A large detachment of the Royal Artillery is
,now under orders for immediate embarkation for the
Mediterranean.

The detachment of Artillery serving in Egypt
!under General LAWSON, is much spoken, of in private
!letters, .as having greatly distinguished itself—ln
tthe aetion of the 2.lst, they are. represnted as having
'kept the Enemy's Artillery very much at bay.
On Tuesday last a very fine detachment of the
16;1j Artillery reached 'Woolwich, for the purpose
of being (Wafted into the several Battalions at
Woolwich.

Rumour gives out that a considerable 'body= of
Troopi is about. to =basic for Portugal as well as
Egypt, including a strong force of Cavalry, partly
;made up of some Royal Horse Artillery.

Recruits, daily march into ,Plymouth Barracks for
,His Majesty's Marine Forces. The Battalion landed
in Egypt, is said to be well appointed, and has
;behaved gallantly,
Circular very complimentary letters have been
sent by Earl Fo tvrEsc u ; Lord
,Lieu tenant of Devon-
,shire, to the different Volunteer. Corps lately' called
into a&Ual service, discharging them again from,the
same, and returning thanks for their services.
Great exertions are making throughout every de-
partment in the Dock-yard at Plymouth, so that
the different Ships there refitting, may be expedited.
for sea without loss of time, in older ,to enable the
Commander of the Channel Fleet to-detach after the
Enemy. Squadron for Squadron, should the French
.Ships slip and run " <t la conuine," as reported to be
their intention, and still leave with. him a compael
,body to steer fur any important point.
,Dispatchcs were yesterday received from Sir
JAMES CKAUFuRp, at Ilamburgh.
Yesterday a Court of Direttors was held at the
East India House, when MUNGO DICK, Esq, was
appointed next in Council to Mr. Pt rat E, at Fort
St. George; JOHN CHAMIER, Esq, Was also fp-
yointed Secretary to the Madras Government, and
a Provisional Member of Council.---The Court
adjourned at six o'clock, tit Wednesday next.
A Paper of yesterday expresses some dottbt how
tthe Copy of. MENOv's,Orders the night before the
:memorable battle ,of the z tst of 114,troh, should have
Ireached this
,Country.—To satisfy these modest
doubts, we have to inform tae Editor of that Paper,
Allot the Copy of the Orders,was found,on one of
he French Generals, and was transmitted by Gene-
ral kluTctutisox in the Flora Frigate.

Aoconnts from Petersburgh state, that Pis
,-Isaajesty, had published an Ukase respecting the
English shipping, Ana the superintendanee of Eng.
lisle property. A number of our Seamen had been
permitted to .go on board their respeaive vessels,
Lit they were kiQt hUiraed to be ,itt ruse on their
pa role.

The Reigning PRIN.c &SS Of 43A0 Iv is preparing.
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to go to Pctersbo:."ll, or? a visit to her ilanghtai.,
the Aqtgrli:li;it.hiPlitAss. The Coronation at Moscow
mu month will be, by all accounts, the most
Old solemnity ever ws..tncoec:l Russia.

A rrenehman advevises in the .French Papets
rPrnedy for the Itch, a diSease which he says ultra
proves fatal. 4-these Nopthern,Cenntiges we do
not remember to have heard that the Itch r eversent
any one to obi 4'cratfb,

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