The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-15 00:00:00

Sir Thomas Atkinson, by Lord touvaitr.
Mr. Wilts; by. Colonel Walker.
Mr: Peacock, by the Bishop of Meath.
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Ensign Loftus, by General Loftus.
Sir lames Riddle, by Sir William Scott.
Miss l). Grosvenor, by her mother.
Miss Gower, by the Countess of Ely.
Mr. Hoare,, by the Duke of Somerset.
'Captain H. Lainifert, late of His Majesty's Ship St. Fio-
!":::•fizo, upon his return from the East Indies.
Lady Maisharn, by the Lady in Waiting:
Miss F. Gower, by the Countess of Ely. •
Miss Ximenes, by the Countess of Malinesbury.
Mrs. Cameron, by the Duchess of Athol.
Earl and Countess Dalkeith, on coining to their title. •
The Bi'shop of Derry, by the Archbishop of Dublin.
Mr. ji.ain, by Earl Morton.
Mr. ileinnion, by Mr. Penn.
Capt. Blackwood, of the Royal Navy, upon his return
from the Dardanelles, by Lord. Mulgrave.
The Hon. and Rev. ----- Stopterd, by Lord Stopford. •
The Earl of Clancarty, upon his being appointed one of,
the Joint Postmasters in Ireland, and a Member of the Board
of Trade.
Lady F. Buchanan Riddell, by the Countess of Carnarvom'
Miss Noel, by the Duchess Dowager.of Rutland.
Lord Guernsey, by his father the Earl of Aylesford, upon
his being appointed 'a
Cornet in the Warwick Yeomanry.
Sir Harry Fitzherbert and Lady, on their marriage. •
Mr. Singleton, Upon his being appointed Storekeeper to
• the Board of Ordnance. •
Mrs. Pringle, upon her marriage.
Lady Graves, on her marriage, by the Countess of Ux-
bridge. • '
;The, Marquis of Cornwallis, upon his being appointed
Keeper of the King's Stag Hounds,
'Fhe two Miss Averys, by the Lady in Waiting.
- Miss' Mayham, by the Marchioness Sligo.
vice Admiral HawkinsWhitshed, upon his being appointed
to the Command of the Cork Fleet.
Lady Page Turner, by the Countess Winterton.
Miss Saville; by the Countess Winterton.
Sir Jonah Barrington, upon his being made an Irish Judge,
and upon his receiving the honour of Knighthood.
Earl Pembroke took leave of Her Majesty, previous to his
Embassy' to' Vienna.
Lord Leveson Gower took leave of Her Majesty, previous
to his departure upon his Embassy to St. Petersburgh.
Sir Robert Kingsmill, upon coming to his title.
Mr. Frere, ',upon his being appointed Secretary to Lord
Leveson Gower Upon his Embassy tollie Court of St. Peters-
..btirgh, and at the same time took leave, of Her Majesty.
_Baron Jacobi. by Earl Morton, Her Majesty's Chamber-
lain; and condudal by Sir Stephen Cotterel, the' 'Master of
;the C.,rerriOnies, upon his being appointed Minister PienipO.
tenriary.frorn the Court of Prussia. ,His Excelleny was most
graciously received.
; • Sir Arthur Paget, upon his being appoiritos.'Ambassader
to the;,Sublime Porte.
Prince Wittgenstein, by Earl Morton.

The PRINCE of WALES left town early yesterday
morning for Epsom. •
Yesterday Lord GARDNER arrived in town from
Portsmouth, and had a long interview with Lord:
MULGRAvE, at the, Admiralty, previous to taking;
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the command of the Channel Fleet.
Lord G. L. GOWER will sail for St. Petersburgh
in a few dayS ; he will be accompanied by Mr.
HUNTER, jun. 'the Messenger. The Earl of PEM-
BROKE will take with him -Messrs. SPARRoW and.
Ross, King's Messengers, and Sir- ARTHUR PAGEr
' Will be attended by Messrs, ROBINSON- and BASSITT.
The Anniversary of the Sons of the Clergy took
place yesterday in St. Paul's Cathedral. The Ser-
mon was preached by the Rev. Wm. Cox. M. A.
Archdeacon of Wilts, and Rector of Berreston; Dr.
PARSONS presided over the Musical service, and the
Anthem composed for the occasion was grand and
impressive, and was admirably, performed. The
procession of Noblemen and Gentlemen to Mere
chant Taylors' schoOl .was numerous and splendid.
A very handsome Dinner was provided for them at
that place, 'according to annual custom. The Duke.
of Kitir,' the LORD MAYOR, Aldermen, Sheriffs,
&c. were present, and for the honOuriof their 'feel-
, ings, we are happy ..in. stating that the collection
amounted to near a thousand pounds. ,
:The SoCiety of Scotlandfor. propagating Christian
Knowledge in the .Hipslands and !sands, held their
Annual Dinner on Wednesday last, at the Crown
and Anchor, in the Strand.. The Duke of SUSSEX
was to have been present, but was prevented by
indisposition. The chair was. therefore taken by.
JqnN W. ADAMS, Esq. by unaniTno,,is requisition,'
, Lord CoutaANE was present. Thanks to the bene-
volent spirit of
.the times, this meritorious instituL.
tion is.in a. very • flourishing state. There are, it
..,acipears, more-than 16,000 children under. the pro-
, teaion of this excellent Society, and to their perse-
vering efforts, the poor of the North are indebted for
comfort, and a sense of nloral and religious duty,
that distinguish them among others of the same class.
The subscription was highly honourable to the libe-
ral feelings of the company.
. CATALAN', according to the report :of a Dublin
Newspaper, is .not to visit that country upon 'a mu-
sical'eugagement; as was expected, in consequence:
of her prodigious high demands. Mrs. BILLINGTortsI
had received -a previous offer, but had declined all
' engagements for the present year.
The first Brighton boat of mackarel sold yester-
, ~daranorning, at Billingsgate, for forty .guineas per
hundred (7s. each), the highest price-ever known at
thai- market ; the next boat that came. in reduced
_ _them: to thirteen guineas per hundred.

PENZANCE, MAY 12.—Arrived this morning the
Portuguese Brig Anna and Joseph, GRACH Master,
in eleven ,days. from Madeira, for St. Petersbnrgh.
One of the PAsengers which landed from her states,
that on the 28th ult. His Majesty's Ship Sybille ar-
rived at Madeira, the Captain of which informed
him, that he spoke with Sir SAMUEL HOOD, cruiz-
ing off the Canaries, by whom he was informed
that Buenos Ayres was Re-captured by our Troops.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 15.--There is a tolerable
'supply of Wheat at hand, though. few arrivals, fine
.samples nearly keep their price, other qualities con-
tinue to have. few purchasers ; Barley and Midt are
very dull of sale ; • there are very few Pease and
Beans, which are at small variation ; there are some
further arrivals of foreign Oats, and, excepting the
best samples, the prices rathe►, give way; the terms
of Flour are without variation.

Wheat 47s a 62,s a 78s od
Fine ditto - Bos a 83s od
Rye -38 s a 43s od
Barley - 3os a 36s 6d
Malt - . 63s a 69s od
White Pease 78s a Bss od
Gm ditto 4os a 4ss od

Beans -42 s a 48s °A
Tick Beans 35s a 41s 6d
Oats 2tS a 26s a 28s cul
Poland ditto 3os a 31s 6d
Rape Seed 291. 321. os. od
Fine Flour 6os a 6v, do
Seconds 505 a 6os do

11, reference to, the Bank will prove, that No.
9,949, the offspring of a dream respelling the pre-
sent Lottery, and whichh-Avon the 20,0001. Prize on
Tuesday last, was applied for and obtained on the
Ist of last month. Wisdom, therefore, and not fol-
ly„stamped, in this instance at least, thefirst of April.
Quere—will they be unwise who become fresh Can-
Uidatesr for the 10,0001. Prize to the first-drawn
hi-mot-tow, as well as for all the floating. great
'apital) which are still is the Wheel)