The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-17 00:00:00

pointed Clict Magistrate of all the Police of West-
minster ; he was introduced by I ,rd PPLH Am, and
His MAJESTY w:ls graciously pleased to confer on
him the honour of Knighthood.

After the Noblemen had withdrawn, His MA-
I ESTY held a Council of his Ministers, when the
Recorder of London attended with his Report of
the Prisoners convided in November Sessions,
when the following were ordered for execution on
Wednesday next, viz.
Thomas Scott Smith for forgery ;
_John Potter for
a rape on Ann Percey, an infant ; James Everett
and Charles Everett for burglary ; and Thomas Gout
for feloniously extorting money and various articles
of furniture and apparel from Samuel Biggs. •

After which the Cabinet Ministers had conferences
with the K!:rc.

ME. CHARLES YORKE, as Secretary at War, laid
before His MA) ESTI Minutes and Returns of the
Army ; and at half past four His MAI EsTY re-
turned to Buckingh:lm-House.
THEIR MAJESTIES and PRINCESSES honour Co-
vent-Garden Theatre to-morrow with their pre-
sence.

Mr. ADDINGTOICT gave a grand Dinner yester-
day, at his house in Downing-street, to all the
Cabinet Ministers in Town.

The Lords of the Treasury have approved a plan
proposed by the Postmasters-General, to guard such
of the principal Mails of the kingdom which are
conveyed on horseback by night. This is in all
respeas a national and important measure, and has
been long and anxiously desired by the Public
It was on the evening of the 7th instant, that
the first observations were made by the Officers of
several ships of the Squadron in Bantry Bay,
and that indications became evidently certain of
some intended and approaching aft of mutiny.—
On the morning of the loth, a Seaman on board
the Temeraire, Rear-Admiral the Hon. GEORGE
CAMPBELL, misbehaving himself extremely, and
with circumstances of daring impudence, towards
one of the Lieutenants, received a flogging,- and
was put in irons.

Soon after this occurrence, appearances of revolt
were for some time very visible ❑pon the forecastle,
until at length a general cry was set up of " rescue
the man in irons," and attempts were made to en-
force their threat.
The Rear-Admiral, with undaunted resolution
and presence of mind, ordered the hatches to be
closed down immediately ; and being seconded with
no less intrepidity by Captain EV I, ES, and all
his Officers, supported by the Marines, who have
done honour to. themselves, and a glorious
example to their Corps upon this occasion, he
rushed into the middle of t!t: mutineers and
brought out their ringleaders prisoners from
amongst them. They were immediately sent oft
in irons to the flag-ship of Admiral MITCHELL,
in order to be tried, and to receive the punish-
ment due to the crime. iaost unworthy of British
Sailors.

We have Lken every fair occasion to state to
their Country, the signal and gallant services of the
Corps of Marines during the. late War, bo:n On
ship-tward and on shore. It will, we doubt not
be acknowledged, that any panegyric which can be
offered falls tar short of their deserts. To t!!e merit
of distinguished valour, they add that of striEt dis-
cipline anti zealous subordination. Untainted in
the midst of Mutiny, they have ever sheen them-
selves as ready. tc sacrifice their lives in the sup_
port of proper discipline, as for the advancement of
their Country's interest and glory.
The 3d Foot Guards landed at Fort Monkton on
Tuesday morning from the Ditiator and Lt/Ica-We,
and marched into Barracks at Gosport. • General
COOTE and Colonel joHNsToN also landed from the
Inflexible. The :fed Regiment was to land from the
Resource yesterday, morning. Colonel STEWART,
with one Company, landed on Tuesday evening.

WILLIAM BAGWELL, Esq. Colonel of the Tip_
perary Militia, his been unanimously elthed a
Member to serve in Parliament for the City of
Cashel.

Yesterday the Committee of Control over the
Coal and Corn Comthittee met in the Exchequer
Coutt, Guildhall, at twelve o'clock, and proceeded
to the elation, by ballot, of eight .Deputy Corn-
meters ; and after the Petitions of upward,. of forty
persons had been read, the following perslls were
elated, viz.

Edward Bott, Peter Foui..fr,
fames 'Marshall, John Minttsil,
William Hooper, • William Eii:ver,
William Hill, John Wilcox.

The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR :.rdered
a Court of Aldermen to be summoneci, to meet at
Guildhall to-morrow; at twelve o'clock, to swear
into Office HENRY WOODTLIORPk, Esq. Town-
Clerk; THOMAS SHELTON, Esq. Clerk of the
Peace and Register of- the Lord Mayor's Court
and Messrs. JAcks and HARPER, Coal-Meters in
Trust for this City, Mr. GRIFFITHS having de-
clined accepting the Office, and on other,business.
The late Marchioness-of ANTRIM was daughter
of HARVY .MOR RES, fitv Lord Viscount MOUNT
MORR ES, and was fitst married to ARTHUR TRE-
VOR, Esq. by whom she had one son, now Lord
Viscount DUNGANNON. After Mr. TREVOR'S de-
cease she married RANDALL, late Marquis of AN-
TRIM, by whom she had three daughters, one of
whom died early ; the eldest surviving child, the
Countess of ANTRIM in her Own right;married Sir
H. V. 'FEWEST, and was created a Marchioness ;
the youngest, Lady CHARLOTTE, iS married to
Lord MARK KERR, son of the Marquis of LOTH lAN,
and Captain in the Royal Navy. The deceased
Marchioness, was an amiable. woman and a good
Christian : by her death her tenants and servants
experience a very severe loss.
The Dublin Mail of yesterday, brought intel-
ligence that the following State Prisoners were
liberated laSt week-:—Colonel Blacksvell, one of
the Officers in the French service, taken with Nap-
pe'r Tandj, lJha Golding, and Matthesu Larken.
I. West, Purser of •His Majesty's Ship Syriac,
yesterday stood in the Pillory opposite' the Admi-
rally, for defrauding Government 9i VAriolls sums
of mon;;y.