The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-12 00:00:00

LONDON, FEBRUARY 12, 1801.

THE Public attention being anxiously direted
to tile Arraugemeuts now going forward, we
have to inform our Readers that the intelligence
we communicated to them yesterday, we have
good reason to believe will prove corredt. We
now learn, that-the Hon. Mr. PELHAM will pro.
bably fill some efficient situation in the Cabinet,
and that. Mr. ABBOT will be included, as he
well deserves to be, in the arrangement. Sir W.

Cur is to be Master of the Rolls. We have
every reason to believe, that Mr. ADDING.
Tam has quitted the Chair, which he filled so ho.
nourably for twelve years, without having made
any sort of terms either for himself or his Fa.
may ; and that no advancement whatever has
been even thought of for those Gentlemen who
'are the.most closely connected with him, who
were before in Office, such as Mr. H. Animus.
Toy and Mr. BLAGGS3 who will probably both
remain in their former situations.—This, if true,
needs no comment.

We will just add, that it is impossible it
should be known that Earl Sr. VINCENT should
have refused the Office of First Lord of the Ad.
rniralty, as stated in some Morning Papers of
yesterday, because there could not then have
been time for an answer to have been received
from him, 'he being at Torbay, and supposing
him (which is highly probable), Yo have been ap-
plied to, to fill that high Office.--Lord EI,DoN
twill itintioubtedly be Chancellor.

MAJESTY yesterday held a Levee at St.
James's Palace, which was most numerously at-
tended. The company consisted of their Royal
Highnesses the DUKES of CLARENCE any Cum-
tit RLAND, the Archbishops of CANTER BURY
and CASH E L, the Bishops of CHESTER, LircoLN,
ELY, ST. ASATH) T. DAV ID'S, EX El ERi and
IkOCHISTER, the Duke of PORTLAND) the LORD
Cumgcsoxsit, the MASTER of the 1t0...t.5, the
Right Hon. HENRY ADDINGTOrs Mr. PI rl,
IVIr• WINDHAM, Sir JOHN MITTORDO Sir WM.
GRANT, Mr. Dttr:D'As, the Imperial, Hanoverian,
Vavarian, Wirtemberg, Prussian, Portugueze,
end Algerine Envoys, and the following Noble-
*len :

Fe of Roxburgh.
vis;4l.444.l.wilahtnr). and Buckingham.
fi.....Carnarvon„ Loltu.3, Mai:amity, Spencer, Morton,
Lam, Effingham, Westmorlaist, Dorchester, Mans-
field, and Mount Edgecombe.
Pitcoorts—Harburton; Sudlcy, 13rome, Delgrave, cOurte.
nay, Wentworth, Howe, and C4iiilerngli.
Zois—Willoughby de Broke, Ilayning, Sometville, Car.
ringion, Grenville, Gowydir, !Iridium, Sheffield, Hen-
ley, Hobart, kkoston, and Selsey.
cette,d/4 Loftus, Adeane, D'Oiley, l isher, Harris, Stave-
ley, and Mrjus Deshrow.
44,,,,i„h_ikialm, sir H. parker, Sir P. Parker, and Sir
K. Onslow.
C.ilmteh—Lisne. !terries, Sims, Jackson, `Westoth.Nugent;
Stewart, and Captain Lewis, (Ache Navy.
Chambers, W. Hamilton, and the Hon. P.
Pusey.
11ferm—Brotnfield, Knox, Walpole, I.ascelles, Hunter,
1,. H. Addington, Brown, James, Price Rose, Bragg;
°cocky, Master,, Agar, H. Major, 1444)1,
Jackson, and Elliot.
The Noblemen introduced to His MAJESTY
were--. Earl Lovrus, on arriving from, Ireland,
by the Marquis of Towsisutim ; Major DES.
RROWI appointed Vice-Chamberlain to HER MA.
,3 Ivy ; Capt. LEWIS, of the Navy, by Admiral
MANN ; Ensign MAsrvas, on his promotion in
the Third Regiment of Guards, by the Duke of
PORTLAND.

General LOFTUS was at the Levee for the firs'
'time this season.

After the Levee the Right Rev. Rather in God
the Bishop of St. David's did homage.,
A Privy Council was then held, when the KING
pricked the Sheriffs to serve for the different
Counties in the ensuing year.

Viscount Howt attended. with Minutes of the
Board of Ordnance.
Lord BosroN attended His MAJ RSTY as Lord
of the Bedchamber.

At six &clock HIS MAJESTY returned to
Buckinghani-house.
The ROYAL FAMILY last night honoured the
Antient Music Concert with their presence.
Colpnel LONG, .of the York. Husiars, appeared
yeiterday at. Court in the Hungarian Uniform.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when Captains •GAk LAND
MAIRRAYi'and Joni• JoNes, were sworn into
the command of their Tespective Ships.
The following Commanders took leave previ-
ous to departing for their seyerahlestinations :
Capt. T. GRAHAM, of the :Windham, for -St.
Helena, Bengal, and . Beticoolen ; • Captain
.R.
WARDLAWJ of the. Asia, and Capt. J. SANDI-
LANDS, of the Walpole, for Madras and Bengal ;
Capt. G.SALTWELL, 01 the Lord Duncan, for
St. Helena and Bengal ; Capt. T. G. Muicitity,
of the Preston, for Bengal; and Capt. J. JoNts,
of the Boardans, for Madras and China.
On Sunday night last the dwelling-house of
Mr.Munn, of Hammersmith, was attempted to be,
broken open in five different places, but as Messrs.
Munn and Salter keep a watchman well armed
constautlyptroling about their premises, it is,
supposed his appropelt alarmed the thieves,
,and
revered them from effecting their. purpose.
There. write .several other houses attempted the
tame night in the village, and vivo were attually
f'roken open.