The Sun.
London, England, 1807-08-17 00:00:00

Colonel Prince Upucow is appointed to kle com•

mand of thb Masqueteers of Milts.
Colonel BAUMGARTEN, of iheNurvinihen Mug;
clueteers, is nominated Colonel of the Muiquteers tif
the Krim. t,
Prince Clio ivANsttot, Comniandant of the Mus-
queteers of Peruau, is appointed to the command of
the Musqueteers of Diurgewo. .1
The Lieutenants-Generals Count Alt AKTIcIT
and. Prince LOBRANOW itosToliirar, hare•bufh been,
promoted; the first is 'appOinted General' of .tbe
Artillery, and the latter is made General of the ILl-
fan t ry.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses Ay •
GUSTA, MARY, SOPHIA,. and AMELIA, accompanied
by COPHtess RADNOR. and Lady Tutr.toit, rode to
St. George's Cbapel ; they were saluted in the Ps-
lace-yard by the Royal Regiment of Horse Guar4
Blues, and the king's own Royal Statford 11 ilitiap.
the bands of each Regiment playing " God save
the King." 'His MAJESTY. and -I)IttiICESSES Weia,
attended to and from Church
,by Generals Cniti-
WRIG4T and FITZROY ; the Sermon was preached
by the Rev. Mr: LONG,, frorri St. Paul's Epistle-IQ
the Hebrews, 12th chapter, and verse. 10. After.
the service his MAJESTY gavt: audience to the
bishop of CANTERBURY, in the Cbapter Room. for
about a quarter df an • hour, after which his hilt
JF,STY aIId'PRINCESSES, rode to Froginore
dinner; and returned to the Palace at three o'clock.
. The Quzss and Princess EU?: Al3ETii had Di • .
vine SerVice performed •in the Palace : afterwards
went to F'rogmore, ready to receive his MAJASTY
and the.other Pnisecgits, and returned to the P 4-.
lace soon after three o'clock. "
The Duke of CUMBERLAND was present- at the'
Privy,,Council held at. Windsor, on`l4'ffday morning,'
It was with great difficulty-. Ministers could procure •
a:sufficient number .of Privy Counsellors to mike,
a Council, 'which, requires six Ministers, as they
were all present af, the. debate upon Mr. SHERt-
DAN'S Motion upon the State 'of Treld4d, • EarL.
'CAMDEN, in consequence, prevailed upon Sir
SEPH BANKS to attend. • . •
A fresh einbarkatiOn IS -about to take place. at.,
Ramsgate, which, besides other regiments,
comprise the sth battalion of the Goth; now at Bra-
bant-tie Lees. - This Expedition is undersfond to Les
intendedfor a distant. quarter: There is, however,
Pao fonhdation for the report of the embarkation
Heavy Dragoons,
,and the five 'companies of !,
ate light infantry battalion of' the German Legion,
though these corps are ready for foreign service.
The King of • SAxortir ,Is reported to
,have. an»
bounced his- daughter's refusal to -marry JEttipts,
when he -niett-NAroteos -at Dresden. - The Ifrita-)
tionof BeIt.:Ai'ARTE is said to have .been inconcelya.
ble, and it operated so niuch. upon his spirits, 'thati
he would partake of no recreation whatever &rill
his stay. The Princess o,lllc-it:NE of WI:ITE%."
owners, the proposed consort of .jcsoMa, was pro.-
posed to him by NAPOLBON; some tinae-.sinee, out
ne tretned the-ort..er with contempt; and •is said to ,
have matte pressing solicitations to t e. allowed to
send for his Lady from ,Arnetiea, and retire ,to any
small portiou of territory which the Emperor, his
brother, might allot to him rail hia remonstrances
Were, hoftver, ineffeaual.,

.By the 'death of the late Cardinal Yost, his'
MAJESTY is relieved from- an annuity Of 40001.:
which he. so benevolently allotted that.laFA roprecti•
tative of the unfortunate House STUART, when
he wasllespoiled .of most' of his'
aproperty by tho
,French, when.they:made afraterinking visit to the
Papal capital. The Cardinal paid great attention
two of our Princes
.when they. visited Rome, and
when one gave a grandflae, lent him all his wag"
nificent plate .tor the occasion. .
Some of. the,fetters !Sven America state, .that ja
the event of a war with thic.country, aid atolY,2r,
(100.0 men is to, be placed sander the command of
r
neral MOREAU, for the purpose of invadlnk Coma.
The day after the Impertease arrived at Plytnoativ,
a person offered to volunteer as a aeetron for that;
Ship. On an examivation, to see whether the per
son was fit for service, it was found that, this candim.
date for navel honours was about 22 years:
'of age. She says she is a native of Atterde,en
knowletiges., that she.has bad one child, been
twelve months ,at. sea and went by
TOM WALKER. -
Mr. SLIERIDSX, it Seems, is going to publish a
The real friends to.thi:- peace and copy of his recent Speech on the state of frehind.—:
harmony' of both
countries must -regret that he should have Made any'
such speech in the present posture of.
thp duty Of every true Pairiut to avoid alftopiCs that
may in the slightest degsee, tend'to produte irrita-
tion in any part of his Majesty's Dominions, and t°
endeavour as much as poi.ible to pioniote,a..;cot:dial
unanimity, and a determination in all the inhabi-
tants of the British Empire, in order to support'the
honoar and independence of their Country: . „'
Mr. COATRir,' of.,Clition, his daughter, andl.ser":
vain, on, Wednesday arrived at.Dartmouth,itra
tel, from Nlorlaix, having received .a
,TALLEYRAND. tlhey had heett-atatoed fourearB
in Trance.
.Theextraordinary match between Captain. BAR'
'Claleir and, thp ceicbratiA W9on; of bittica,shire,
which has long agitated the sporting circle,, Was
finally settled at. Brighton' dhring the late Races,
which, from its.extraordinaryz nature,..caused betting
to an immense amount. The parties are to undergo
the prodigious f.tia•ue of going.on foot,tor loar and
twentriticcessiVe flours I; an excition hitherto uril
known.in the annals olpe,lestrian feat4'i and it i&,
suppOsed, that at the rate of tiVe:miles.and a half =Fin
hour, they must complete the distance of 130 miles
in that time It takes I,l,ict, at Newmarket on the •
12th Ooober next; for SUU guineas a side i and
altholgh.Woon gives'Captain twenty miles; ho
is s tit the favourite, .frot his astonishing svce'l•
ithelY gone, with aplurent ease, forty
in four hauls acid fifty seven;-minutes. . .
-Oh Monday night, at ,\`.9iiiinghaii,„
.11 poor
man of .thie-nameMeats, wit.) liad been attend•
ing tho celebration 9f hert,autzts weaditl/4; 1110' '11); .‘
-pcareal one of the hap; i;tt of the guests,
flume at a late hour, anti hang, herself to toe hoti.
e
where ciao re .deci.

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