The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-04 00:00:00

1)01/E/?, JUNE 3.

Tnis Morning at two o'clock arrived a Vaskitge
Vesel from Calais bringing several Passengers,
and Paris Papers to the ist instant; and this after-
noon a Flag of Truce sailed from hence fur Calais;
with Dispatches from M. 0r143.

Yeslerday the KINC held a Levee at Bucking.
ham House, which was attended by the Foreign
Ambassadors, and,a numher of :,qoblemen.
viii IVlAisstY .afterwarth gave audience to the
Cabinet Ministers, and held a Council, When the
Kt i4il. Was pleased to invest His GraCe the Duke of
Rox.stißOH with the glue Ribband, the Order .:of
the Garter; vacant by the death of Earl
Lord tiosTON a;,telided' the Leveei• as .Lord hf
H)5 J t STY'S Bedchamber.

MAJESTY gave a grand dinner yesterday to
the RoYAL FAstiLvi at •Bueltiiighifmjionse, at
which were
_present Her Royal Highness the
PAINCESS of WALES., • the DUKE .and DUTCHESS of
YORK,' the DUKES of CLARENCE and CUMBER.
LAND, the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, and PRINCEs
SoPHIA, and the Prince and Princess of OR A:l4ii: v.
Admiral POLE is appointed CoMmander in Chief
of the Baltic Fleet in tilt room of LOtti NELSIiN.
The Admiral takes his departure in the course of a
few days, having received his instrudions from the
'Lords of she Admiralty.

Such i 3 the enthuiiasni thick the gloribits
daft and the brilliant success of our Army in Egypt,
have veexcited.in the breasts of Our Soldiers in every
part of the Empire, and such is the Military 'and
Patrotit Spirit which now exists in the British
Army, that every Glicir, and eve?), Soldier) at
Minaic4, liave volunteered for Egypt. We shalt
avail ourselves of this opportunity to state, that be..
sides the moo Men who; •as we stated some time
ago, set sail from Malta for Alexandria, an equal
number. of Men, part of the Corps of Lavenstein,
who,. as it may be remembered, greatly distin-
guished themselves in the Wars of Germany, em.
barked •at Printe on the Bth ult. for the Island of
About Ivo Swiss would, it WAS expea-
ed, soon embark at. the same place, for the same
destination.

The first Battalion of the tst Regiment, and the
second Battalion of the ad Regiment of Guards,
had a field exercise yesterday in Hyde Park, in the
presence of His Royal Highness the DUKP,Of YORK,
Colonel LESI. I E gave the word of command, ac.
companied by Colonels THORNTON and FoR a Es.
After which the London Association were reviewed
by the Dux e of Yo R K, at tended by Gejleral Li st
Colonels CALVERT rand WtNYtatp,-- and a number
of General Officers. •

The following Regiments are ordered to be en.
camped as a moveable reserve, and to be repared to
ad upon the shortest .notice`.---ad Battalion of pd
Foot, West Kent Milj..tiaj North Gloucester) South
Ditto) Dal/shire) and susseir4

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Stilt, still must War's dikOrdant note
Usurp the Muse's votive lay—
hlnsi the shrill Clarion's brazen
Proclaim our Monarch's Natal Day;
While the stern Foe with haughty brow
Frc;vris on ifie Q 1 ive's sacred bough,
'Throws froth his Land the 'Oniffer'd gift of Peace',
Nor bids the xagingitorth of Desolation cease I

Britain ! not from abjeil fear,
Or pale mistrust, or weakettfd power,
Spririgs in thyliicast the vow sincere .
Which wooes fair Conc&d's lenient hour :---
I.7nsheck'd by threats of vengefulfries,
Thy breast 'with warl;ke ardour glows t,
Thy Scids; with unabated farce,
ht
_onward keep their daring 'course
Tha Chief who from Canopus' sultry'shore,
The burning meed of conquest bore-,
Now tfiro' die Baltic's freezing surge., •
Bias his bold prows their way resiStiess urge;
And while Britannia's Ensign flies •
Aloft in Hyperborean skies, •
lisenmark astonishsd, from her threaten'd Towers'.
Yields up the Naval Boast to Albion's happier poArers.