The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-21 00:00:00

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The Coneerr. given by. the •Qtr us Iv on liriday
evening, at the Queen's House, wita,nom
attended. The Company began to 'assemble at hall
past 'seven o'clock. The Concert. commenced' at
half past eight, with the usual ocessi,:nal. overture.
Mr. BARTI.EMAN gave' the charming Sung of
66 Revenge / Timotheus cries,'! ,sorts
Frail, with a deal of energy, and he was most ad.
tnirably accompanied on. the trumpet by Mr. Krtl.l..
NIL A Frenchman, the Master of the .flanove.
Tian. Band, played GRIVIINIANI% celebrated Con-
certo in a peculiar style.
Madame BIANTont was very 'great in 66 So)*
awert us Aplian Measure," accompanied on the
Viokincello by Mr. GitIMACEI. The celebrated
trio' of 66 The Flacks ;hall leave the Illorrtains,"
roar 4rit and qalasea,.' by Minimiser BIANCHI and
PACSSII. VAUGH AN and DAItTL MAN, had a most
charming erred. The Second Mt began with HAN.
DEL'S Second Organ Concerto, which was extremely
well played by Mr. ROGrk.B. of Windsor. The
music wig principally selected from Alexander's
Feast and liCll and galatea. No chorus. ,;(Ig,:,rs
wire engaged ; the elt4usaei were by the Band ; but
their eireet Was entirely lost. -
Band WO cbodueted by Sit 'WI L. 1. I Att PAR.
80114; who presided at the piano: fans in his gilt
Ouri Semen the ads chi .company wet;

refreshed with cnfree, tea, sweetmeats, &c. &'. The
e,ompany were in the Grand Ssloon, and the Band ir,
the japanned room.. 11is iVIAJETY appeared in ex.
cellent health, and conversed with the company in
the most affable manner. He was dressed in the
Lime regimentals as at the Drawing.room ; the
Order of Sr. George was most brilliantly set with
diamonds; he likewise wore diamond buckles. The
whole of the dresses were very superb. The Con-
cert finished before eleven, and the company had all
left before twelve. At half past two His MAJESTY
set off for Kew.

Among the company were, the PRINCESS of
WALES, PRINCESS SoPHIA of GLOUCESTER, the
DUXES Of YORK, CUMBERLAND, KENT, SUSSEX,
CAMBRIDGE, AndGLoUCEsTER, PRINCE WILLIAM
Of GLOUCESTER, and about 200 others, including,
Dukes -Beaufort and Montrose.
lilarquisier—Abercorn, Cornwallis, Thomond, Bath, Ind

Salisbury.
Marchionesses—Abercorn, Downshire, Hcadfort, Hertford,
Thomond, Statrud, and Donegal.
Edith—Morton, Paulett, Pembroke, Moira, Mount Edg-
aumbe, Chatham Camden, Essex, Darnley, Effingham,
Manstield,Ayleslord,Sandwich,Chestertield, Mahnesbury,
Dartmouth, Romney, Harrington, Westmorland,

ter, and Dorchester.
4iscount4--,Stopford, Sidmouth, Sudley, Sidney, Butkley, and
Went worth.
awaits/I--Camden," Essex, Templeton' Uxbridge, Ayles-
ford, Darnly, Effingham Mansfield, Aylesbury, Chatham,
Loudon, Macclesfield, Effingham,
Dartmouth, West-
anorlaii, Pembroke,, Bridgewater, Craven, Euston, Be-
verley, l-larrington, and Cardigan.
Lords— C hetwynd, Salisbury, Ratistock, Eliot, Longford, St.
Helens Somerville, Amherst, Arden. Somerset, Esenbmok,'
, Bath, Hawkesbury, Melville,,s Villiers Boringdon, C.
Fitzroy, Braybrooke, Lowthorp. C. Villiers,
Gwydir,
Glenbervie, itzharris, and Lovalne.
Lather.—Lonsdatc, two Stewarts, Bruce, ltadstock, St. yin-
, cent, Longford, Melville, Amherst,' Ely,'A Men, Somerset,
,Esunbrook, Cranley, Perth, Fitzroy, Percy, Villiers, Bo-
ringdon, Bentinck, Boston, Wynya,Marsham, A. Stan-
- hope, Johnston, C. Burnham, Calthorpe, and Pratt.
Ifaranpm-Lenthe and Dacre.
airs —H. B. Neale, G. Warrington, G. Osborne, and E.
Poole.
Majors reville, West, Vitlers, Spencer, Lofton, Free_
mantle, Stanhope, and Pitt.
Miareper —West, Newbolt, Freernantle, and Stanhope'.
Misses—Addington, Somerville, Corbery, Galthorpe, Her-
vey, and Coleman: • •
Generals -41rosvenur; Ltsd}ow, CrenVille, De Blitle, Phipps,
Lumley, Calvert, Turner, Gordon, S}dney, Burma', and
Leslie.
Colonels--Macclesfield, Vil!ers, and Dalrymple.

.',Saturday, near the Magpies, where the KING'S
escort.changes, ,by some mistake, there were two
parties in waiting to escort His MAJESTY to Wind.
sor, the Oxford Blues, anti the Light Dragoons
from Hounslow Barr.el4.. The Light Horse seeing
tits MAttsTy coining, took their place as the es.

(:orte Tfie however, insisted it was their
duty, and u.sCuffi ensued between the parties. Each
defended themselves in a ma.terly manner with their
swords.• His MAjEsTv's carriage kept still going
on the usual pace, and each party doing their utmost
to keep the place for some distance, till at last the
Light Dragoons gave the Blues the duty, as it was
their right.
On Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at Lard
Mulgrave.'s Office, from two until five o'clock.

BA—ssur, the Kings Messenger, left town yester.
day evening; with Dispatches for Russia.
Qrt Saturday evening the son and heir of Lord
BRUCE was christened at his Lordship's house, in
Grosvenor.stteet, and WAS honoured • with having
'rata. MAJ RSTI Ei for sponsors. Lord ARUN and
the Marchioness of HIRTIOAD were the proxies,
and went in the,koyal Carriages, with attendants.
The service Was performed by the Bishop of Ext.
TER.

Mr. PITT end a large party dined on Saturday
wish the Earl of CHATIIAM, at his house in Sc.
j'ames's.square.
It has been very currently reported within these
few days, that the Letter from France was a fat-.
pry invented for a stotic• jobbing purpose.—We
rather believe the retort to be so ; at any rate the
receipt of the answer has been acknowledged by the
Commanding Qfficer at Boulpgrie, who had orders to
he in readiness to receive and instantly forward it
to Paris.

report was very prevalent at the West end of
the town on Saturday, that a most alarming riot
took place lately at one of the Parisian Theatres,
while Boum...Art.l'z was present, and that the indig-
nant multitude made an attempt to assassinate the
Tyrant, who is become odious beyond description
in the eyes,of the people. This report, we. under.
grand, utile from 11 very respectable quarter ; but
knowing nothing of the fast our-selves, we leave our
Readers to pronounce their own judgment upon it.
We have only to observe, that it derives some de.
gree•of santtion from the information of a Gentle.
roan arrived at Portsmouth, from France, who states,
that about a fortnight since a geberal discontent pre.
vailed in that Country, and that Paris was in the
greatest state of commotion,

, Gazette of Saturday, contains an account of
the Chapter of the Order of the Garter, held at
St. Janses's on Thursday last, the particulars of
which we have already laid before our Readers.--
Thi only additional circumstance mentioned in the
Gazitte is, that a new Statute wait read by the Re.:
gisteri by which it is ordained that the said Ordee
shall henceforth► consist of the Sovereign and twee.
.fy.five Knights Companions, together with such
lineal descendants of the late Sovereign, King George
the Second, as shall have been eleEted, and may
hereafter be defied into the same, always excepting
the Prince of Wales, who is a Constituent part of the
original Institution.

A Letter from the Hague, of the 13th, states, that
the- Prussian Minister there had declared, that Hi
Majesty felt a lively interest in the situation of the
altavian Republic, and was exerting, his friendly
oillees at Paris, With a view to obtain an ameliora.
lion of it. The same letter mentions, that the in..
terchange of Couriers between the Russian and
Austrian Cabinets continued' with,extraordinary ac.
tivity, to such degree, in folk, as to excite suspici.
ons in the,mind tf the French Minister as to the
Calliti" which at least were made the ground of in.
quiry on his part, as to the occasion of them. He
has itkewisii expressed his surprise at the magnitude
of the force called to the Frontiers of Italy, to form
a 'cordon against the intruiluftion of the Fever from
Etruria.' ,atisfaitory explanation is stated to have
been rendt,red on these inpies; lnit the discussion
Which Has 'restilted from them hati fietrayed the' sus.
picion of France as to the sineerilty of Austria In her
iircient system of neutrality,