The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-04 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLIM QUIS DICERS EALSUM ALTDEATZ

LONDON,

THURSDAY, JUNE 4,1807.

THERE is reason to believe that another Revolu-
tion has, taken place in the unfortunate Island of St.
1)i-ningo. The last accounts that reached us stated,
that CHRISTOPHE had been appointed President, and
at the same time we received the New Constitution
, \
of Hayti. An American Paper of the 17th of April,
Itaa..v:e'ver, contains an Article purporting to
an Emma from the Journal of the Senate' of
Hayti, of the, 9th of March, in which PaTioti
appointed President in the , room of: CHRIS-
Tpl, Int : it states, that " since the Rebellion of
iiy.t.CltYCfirisroPHE, nominated President of Hayti,
by the Constitution Assembly, the Presidency hAd
been vacant,. and that it became-necessary to proceed
to the EleCtion of a- ❑ew President without delay."

The anniversary of this day has always been gra-
tifying to every Britoil who knows the value 'of a
goo,l'KlNc, but it MuSt afford particular pleasure on
the present occasion, as our excellent Sovereign has
lately colne for Ward in such a manner as to prove
thai.nothing can impair his attachment to the COn-
siitution, -and'his sense of the sacred obligations in-
to' which he entered with his people when he as-
sumed that throne on whiCh'he has reflected so much
lustre.: This day, we doubt pot, will be distinguish-
ed by every attestation ofloyalty that a grateful peo-
ple can sheW towards a Monarch who is as firmly
supported by
,their atiedionS, as by the rights which
he inherits from his Ancestors, arid which he has
maintained. with.sd ninch houolir to himself, and
happiness to the Empire. • •

. .
Yesterday, at two o'clocls. ars 111.1:JESTY - held a
priyate Levc:: at the.clueeo's Palace, 'which `Was at,.
t.rideel by . .

The Archbishop of Canterbury,: the Lord Chancellor, the
President of the Coumcd, the first- Lord of the Treasury, the
thrye Secretaries of State, the Fir of the Admiralty,
the blaster-General of the Ordnanee, the Lord Chamberlain,
the
.lud,zo Advocate, the President.of the Board C.ontroul,
Baron lVotgl ; Bishops of iirtstol a..it Exeter; the Duke of
Montrose; Earis Aylesforcl, Stamford, and
Batnurst ; Lords Ikatititict, Stoptord, and Bagot ; Sirs G.
()sliorn and It. liamnan ; Admirals/ Sir I. T. _Duckworth
and Sir I. Coffin ;' General Beresford; Major. Jackson ; Cap.
tarts Holland and Chrstian ;" Nleasrs,• 'Arbuthnot, Pole,
Wellesley, Woodti.nrd, Robert lYundas, fere, and Fawliener.:

The following had the honour of being presented
to tits MAJESTY
Mr. Wood, by the Lord Chancellor, upon his being ap.
pointed a Baron of the 'Exchequer, wheh liis Majesty was
pleased to confer on him the Honour of Knighthatd, and he
4 now Sir Thomas Wood.
Major I acksol, upon his promotion in the. Life Guards, by
Lord Heat Wield. _

Admiral Sir John Thorna DuckWOrth, by Lord Mulgrave,
upon his return from the Mediterranean.
Admiral gir Isaac Coffin, upon his return from America,
and hoisting his flag at Portsmouth. '
Mr. Arbuthnot, upowliis return from his Embassy at Con-
stantinople. /
Mr William Pole, upon his return to England.
The Rev. Dr. Pelham, upon his translation froM the
Bishoprick of Bristol to Exeter.
The Rev. Dr. Luxmore, upon his nomination to the
Bishoprick of Bristol.
L rd 13a40t, upon his marriage with Lady Legge, by the
Earl of Dartmouth. " _ _ _

• ' hii..‘Velicsley, upon his being appointed' Secretary to the
Treasury. - •
...
Captain Holland, of the Royal Navy, by Lord MulgraVe,,,
upon his promotion.- .
'Mr ,Woodtold,, by Mr. R. Dundas, upon his being ap.
pointed Secretary to the Board of Cont.oui.
Mr. loins IlotAhani Frere, by Mr. Canning, upon his being
appointed His Nlajesty's Envo; Extraort4tuacy and Minister;
plenipotentiary to the Court or Prussia.
Sir Huth flatentan,- upon his creation to his title.
Captain Christian, of the itoyal Navy, by Lord Jiltilgrave,
upon his pro,notion to b,--a Post Captain,.,
~o,.'neral tiercsford, upon his returntroin Buenos Ayreg and
\Su h America. '•.
After the Levee His. MAYeEcriT 1)61d. a'PriV).i
Council. • , . .

.
• HIS MASESTY audiences to the 'Puke of
PORTLAND; Kids. CAMDEN and CHA111.4.; • Lotc!s
HAWKEiiRIIRY, CASTLEEP;AGI-1,. and .SILTLG.RAVE ;
ARtinll!gor.

The, Court did not brCak up till past six o'clock.

Yesterday His Royal Highness the . Prince of
WALES paid a morning:- viisit, to the QUEEN and
PRINCESSES, at Buckingham-HOuse.
His Royal Highness tie Prince of WALES, and.
his Royal Brothers the Dukes of YoaK and CAM-
SIRIDGE? yesterday honoured .General HULSE with
their c.dmpany to dinner at .his new residence in
,Chelsea College. General Sir DAVID DUNDAS,
General LEE, Colonel INPAInupN, and several other
Military'Gentlemen, were of the party.
Yesterday the PRINCESSES lionoured,Lady
CHAR-
IOTTE FiNcm with a morning visit.
Lord i‘IULGRAVE yesterday entertained -the Ca-
binet Ministers with a dinner, at his house-in the
A Cartel arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday from
France. It brought over Captain WOODRIFF, 'late
of his Majesty's Ship Calcutta, which '‘kas taken in
the year 1804, on her passage with oinvoy froM Si.
Helena, by the Rochefort Squadron, Ifter'a'mOst
determined resistance. We'have not heard that the
Cartel has brought any newia:

Captain CHF/MASI, who, in thelast Gazette, :ap-
pears to have distinguished -se much near
amtzic, was bred up in the Nagy
,under Lord
NELSON, and was promoted. to the rank of Com-
mander for his gallant behaviour, when First,Lieute-
nant in La Seine Frigate, in the West Indies. -
On Saturday last his Grace' the Duke .of
NOND, Sir: A. EoB,‘, and all the General
Officers in DuWinj bralasted at the Pigeon-house,
for the'purpose of being present while the Artillery
stationed. there pradised throwing, of shells and red-
hot bitit.