The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-05 00:00:00

,51.1Cr1x!5 the IZIJUCCIIIty 311t1 113Attentl00 rLord
KJLGRAVi and Caactiuturs," is t sai) of
Ferrol, -to Lisbon, to. Cadiz, to the Brazils, to_
the East Indies, to the West Indies, to non!.
hilate cur power,
..seize our property, and 'usurp
the government of ttiC seal !' While all this
was projeLling at borpe, ." this formidable
Fleet" lay tretnbiing in the presence of a blockad-
ing Squadron, stationed before it by the ‘iinatitti-:
rive and imbecile" Lords of the Admiralty. What
is yet more unlucky, while the ink is yet wet which
announces the firm convi6lion of the Opposition
Writer that nothing but disgrace can attend our.
maritime warfare; 4g where every thing seems to
rest upon 'the Chapter of Accidents," the malicious
guns of the Park and the Tower announce .(to the'
grand discomfiture of all -jacobinical speculation),
that by an attack, concerted with judgment, and
effeCted with intrepidity, the whole of this
menclous force,had been completely dismantled and
destroyed ! S 9 much for the ignorance and- -
pudence of the Opposition railers, and so much 'for
the boasted " dexterity " of the French, and, the'
alarming escape of the Brest Fleet !

Yesterday, about two oclock, her MAJESTYA • • „,,
aSID. Jnaziensg's-rPoaolmacefofrrotmbetfihrestQtuiteneens'sinHeeoluseer,t.ohirßlsd.
Princess%:s .ratJOUSTA, AtAßY,,.and SOPHIA, arrived at
TY'S indisposition. There were present--
The Princess of Wales ; the Duchess of York ; the Dukes
of York, Cumberland, Kent, and Sussex ; the Archbishops
of Canterbury, York, and Cashel.
Dukes-1-Montrose, Beaufort, and Portland.
Duchesses-Dowager Newcastle, Rutland, Leeds, Graf-
ton, and Beaufort,
Marquisses -Bath, Huntly, Ely, and Wellesley. _
Earls -0 xford, Mount Edgecumbe, Moira, . Carysfort,
Forteseue; Stamford, Westmoreland, Scarborough, London-
derry, Strathmore, Digby; Aboyne, Aberdeen, Mansfiekt,
Povvis, Nelson; Cowper,- Radnor, Bathurst. Aylesfort, Mac-
clesfield, Liverpool, Chatham, -Murton, Cork and Orrery,
-Glandoee, and Dalhousie.'
Countesses-Portmore, Cionmei, Pembroke, Malmsbury,
Kinnoul, Macclesfield, Fortescue, Catysfort, Radnor, Li-
verpool, Morton, Londonderry, Moira,--Cardigan,_ Mayo,
Aboyne, Mansfield, Camden, Cowper, Manvers, Rosslyn,
Talbot, Grosvenor; Courtney, Ashburnham, Temple, Ox.
ford, Dartmouth, Scarborough, Powis; Dalhousie, Darnley._
ViscoUnts-Sidney„ Itulkeley, Downe, Barnard, Painters-
ton. Went Worth, Castlereagh. -
Viscountesses—Castlereagh, Fielding, St. Asaph, Daman!,
Grintston, Sidney, Courtney, Melbourne, Wentworth,
Middletown, Hampden.
Lords-Mulgrave, !Arden, St. john, Bayning, Erskine,
Rolle, Walsinghani, Harcwood, De Dtinstranville, Yarbo-
rough, Hawarden, Castleross, Porchester, Northwick, Caw!-
dor, R. Fitzgerald, Dutiiltin, Ratistock, t,ovaine, 'Sinners,
Bagot, BostoO, W. Bentinck, Saltotni, R. Spencer, Elliott,
G. Murry, Osborne, Roils, Grantham; 'Lindsay, Kinnaird,
Sheffield.
Ladies-Young, Paiscy,. Hampden, M. Markham, Yarbo-
rough, Edmonstone, tumbold, De Grey, Milner, King,
Brandon, De • Dunsranville, Fluyder, Cochrane. St. lohn,
Clive, two Pratt!, Poreltester,.Cawdor, M. Stewart,
Radstock.. Beverley, Gibbs, 'Sullivan, De Cliftbrd. E.
Hatton, C. lohnoon, &waled, Walpole, Carrington, Dun- •
comb, E. IVPCle.od,Binning,G.Thynne,Warbiuten,l3inchel,
Ilarrowby, Rivers, Arden, 11: Osborn 11. Finch. Boston,
,'Walsingham, Welby, M.. lientinck, Hale. [Walley, Brooke,
Folkes, H. Sullivan, Phipps,,Bellemont,critnston, H. 11411-,
H. 'Walpole,' C: Saltouri, T. V ylitte; Campbell, I.
Dawkins, Somers, Middleton, l leckson, L. Harvey. M.
Markham, B. Bouverie, Duncoaske, Cltqlbersic }tot". s-
Proby, Dallas, Grantham, H. Fitaharris„H.• tar, cr, F. Be,
resford Folkes, Ely, Milbanke,Osborn.Wentworth, Heath:-
fibeldokShetfield, D. I.)urittas, Howard, C. Herbert, and
Bray.
brook,
Bishops-Durham, Exeter, Chichester, Hereford, Worces-
.ray.
ro
ter, Salisbury.
Ambassadors-Portuguese, Nea olitan, American, a
pnd
Spanish, arc.
The fdllowing were among the' numerous Pre-
.
•eentatinns to I
.114 Ir -117111• T V .
• Admiral Montague, lute Port-Admiral at Portsmouth.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir HDatrymple,tipon his return Went abroad.
The Rev. Mr. Gordon, upon tint being appointed to the
Deanery of Exeter, by the Marquitt of Bath.
Lady C. Rawdon, by the Countess of Moira and Loudon.
• - Lord Zochratie, upon his return to Englanl, and being
elected a Knight of the Bath. • .
General -Spencer, upon his return to England, and being
elected a Knight of the Bath. ' • -
General Sir David Dundas, upon his.being, appointed COM,
mender in Chief.
ord William 13entitek, upon his going to roriugal, by
l
the Ltsike of Portland.
Brigadier-General Barrow, upon his promotion, and going
upon service. • -
Mr. Robert Dundas, upon-his being appointed Chief Se-
cretary .to the, Lord I..ieutenaot of Ireland,
The Countess of Liverpitol, upon siKeeiding to her title,
Mrs. G. Diummond, by the Countess of Kitinottl, upon
tier marriage. ,
Capt. Sir Robert Hew Bromley, upon‘comins tohis
title,.
- Count de Satin), upon having the King's permission to use
that -title.
Mr, Robintion, upon his being appointed Under Secretary
of Stutc in the Colonial Department, by Viscount ,Cestie-
reagh.
Tile Marquis Wellesley, upon his being appointed Am.
bassador to Spain, by Mr. Canning.
I.ieutenant4Coionel Wynch, of the 4th Regiment upon;
his return from Spain.
The Archbishop of Cashel, upon his arrival from Ireland.
Lieurenant.Colonel Buller, upon his appointment to the
Coldstream Regiment of Guards.
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