The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-03 00:00:00

take arms.

Firs MAJESTY yesterti4 held Levee at St.
jattnesPs Palace, whkh . was attended by their Ex,
cillencies tLe French, Portuguese; Neapolitan,
`,3 wedibll, Danish, Hessian; and ii;iintiveritin EN.

VOTS ; their Graces the Archbishops of. CANTER.
BURY and CASH E L ; the Bishops of LONDON, BATH
and WELLS, CHESTER, and NoltwrcH ; 4nd the
CHANCELLOR. Of the EXCHEQUER.

Dake:—Portland., Beaufort, and. Norfolk.
Ear/. -C,7atham, Roslin, Sandwich, and Onslow.
Viscaunts—Bridport and Belgravc.
Lords—F: '2ylontagut,' Stopford, Somerville, J. Thvnne,
Auckland, W. Russell, Bayning, Mexhorough, Kerising-
, ton, C. Beminck, Berwick, Raleigh, Glasgow, and Hobart.
Sirs--L. Palk, C. Douglas, G. Shelley, J. Glyn, and S.

Smith,
ildizirals—K night, Flollin.‘ ay, and Thornborough. .
Geizerab—Harcoult, Manners, Bowater, Siincoe, and Hales.
Cohneis—Howard, Fortescue, Barnes, Kingston, - Evesley,
_ _ .

and Machin.
Captains—Foley, Florham, Dunbow, Cochrane, Ricketts,

Igackwood, and Skene.
Mc:ara. —Hunt, Parry, Pegge. Dennis, Barratt, Coffell,
Moore, De Knath, Jefferys, Hammer, Hargrave, Hillers-
don, H. Maj..,r, and Langton.
The following Gentlemen were introduced to
the KING.
Baron Bouchie, by the Hanoverian Ambassador, on his ar-
rival from Germany.
Barons Phiplinia and Malcourie.
Le Comte Bossina, by Lord Somerville.
Mr. Hargrave, Recorder of Liverpool.
Captain Dunbow, on being promoted to the rank of Post
Captain Captain Skcne also on the same occasion.
Captain Blackwood, on his return from the Mediterranean.
Baron De Roll, on his arrival from alproad.
Sir Charles Douglas, by Lord StOptbrd.
Sir J. Glypn, by Viscount Belgrave.
Mr. Hervey, by his Father.
Mr. Parry, by Earl Roslin.
The following persons were at the Levee for the
first time this season :
Viscount Bridport, _and Lord W. Russell, brother to his
Grace the Duke of edford.
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The following Addresses of Congratulation on
the Peace were presented:
From the City of Gloucester, 191, the Mayor.
From Bath, also by the Chief Magistrate.
From the County of Surrey, by the Earl of Om.
Low.
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Mr. JEFFE ays presented a congratulatory Address
to His MAJEvry on the Peace, from the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Corporation of the City of Coventry.
J. LISTER received the honour of Knight-
hood, and kissed His Majesty's hand.
The KING, after giving audiences to the Cabi-
net Ministers, returned to Buckingham-House.-:

His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE
arrived at Cuxhaven on Sunday last, in perfea health
and spirits, and in the evening pursued his journey
to Hanover.

We now think it probable that the General
Eleaion may take place before the harvest. We
do not say this from any authority, but merely from
some observations aid conjeaures-of our own.
Yesterday the Earl of GALLOWAY had an audi-
ence of the KING, and resigned his office" of one of
the Lords of the Bedchamber, which he has held
upwards of nineteen years.
It was yesterday reported, that an account had
been received from the West Indies, that the French
General LECLERC, had aaually meditated evacuat-
ing the Island of St. Domingo. 'We hope that this
report is unfounded, as such a measure would eventu-
ally prove fatal to our own Colonies in that quar-
ter of the Globe. Though the disasters and losses
of the French Army are carefully concealed in
France, the Army themselves are not at all solicit-
ous to disguise them. In the end of March they
frankly acknowledged they had lost 12,000 by
sickness and the sword. They went out unpro_
vided with Stores, Camp Equipage, or Provisions,
and the want of these necessaries has, no doubt, in-
creased their loss. Now that the rainy season is
come on, their situation must be deplorable. We
trust, however, that it is. not quite so desperate as
to lead to a total abandonment of the Expedition.
Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at die
East House, when Mr. THOMAS SANDERS,
Master of the Travers Extra Ship, took leave pre-
vious to his departure for BoMbay,—This is the
last Bombay Ship of the season".
JAMES COBB, Esq. was appointed Assistant
Secretary, vice ISAAC MADDOCKS, Esq. deceased.

Yesterday Sir RICHARD GAMON, Bart. present-
ed an Address to His MAJESTY at the Levee from
the City of Winchester, on the Peace.
Mr. DUNDAS gives a grand Dinner on riday, to
the Officers of the East India Volunteer Corps, at
the London Tavern.

Lord GWYDIR yesterday, gave a Public Breakfast
to a number of the Nobility, at his house in Parlia-
ment-street. Music, &c. prolonged this treat until
near five before the Company-separated.
The Rev. Mr. WELLESLEY, brother to the
MARQUIS, is shortly to be married, to Lady EMILY,
daughter to the. Earl of CADOCAN.

Sir FRAv cis ELTRAETT, and. Mr. BRtyiLLE,
have gone on 4_tFip to Nris.
Sir ALExANosR BALL goes immediately to
Malta, to assist, in the final evacuation of that
Island.

Epsom Races commenced this day. The Pp roc E
of WALES was expefled to be present, as a house is
taken for him in Church-street, Epsom.
Two Officers . ofi the ii di Dragoons last week
played a Game at. Billiards for 400 guineas.

It is related of the late Earl of• LONSDALE as a
fat, that when Mr. WILK ES was a prisoner in the
King's Bench, Sir JAMES LowTHER. paid him a
breakfast visit, and on parting, left under the tea_.
cup cool, in BanknoteS. • •
Yesterday the Annual Sermon was preached be-
fore all the ChaOty Children of the Metropolis, in
St. Paul's Cathedral. It was a most interesting
spectacle tti see so many thousand infants-assembled,
and t!xpressing their gratiude to the 'common Author
of our being for the blessings which they receive.,
Yesterday Mr. JdnN NELSON, principal Assist-
ant to, the Water-Bailiff; brought to the, LORD
MAYOR a live Sturgeon, weighing near a hundred
pounds, which his Lordship ordered to be imme-
diately, Presented to the PRI NCR of WALES.
On Monday died the gev. HE NRY QTTO SCH
DER, at his house in Chelsea, Chaplain to His Ma-
jesty's German Chapel at St. James's : a man of
great learning.. trite. piety and religion, and The
striaest irtegrity. war o.tender husband and
fattier, and a ,varin friend.. is most sin-
ceov fdr znd liv,mcnrcwby dick:onsoiate
pan alent aii*ciated i)y Their
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1,7 it VA L NEWS.

FALMOUTH, MAY 31.

ARRIVED the Brig Etneline, HORSE W ELL, from
Zante, with currants, &T. for orders : spoke, a few
days since, off Scilly, the ship Lo-rd Nelson, Cap...
tain Witsorr, from the Straits for London, all
well ; also arrived the Transport Ship Gmernor
Milne, No. Iog, Capt. TATE, 2I days from Mi-
norca, and to from Gibraltar, with naval stores ;
the Brig Skege, Capt. W. THORPE, from Madeira
for London ; the Brig Polly, Capt. Cnvcc, from
Naples, with brandy, &c. for orders : she is gone
into-,quarantine; the Portuguese Brig San Antonio
y Almas, Capt. DERKE IS, with fruit, from Lisbon,
4s days passage, bound to Amsterdam.
Sailed this evening, the filialsingham Packet,
Capt. ROBERTS, with the Mails of the zgth inst.
for Lisbon; the George Cutter, GIBSON, for Liver-
pool, with fruit from Lisbon.
Passengers -per the Walsingham, are the Coun
COREO and family, Portuguese Ambassador to the
Court of Berlin, Mrs. BERTIJON and daughter,
Miss SEALY, Mr. LINDSEY, and Mr. SCHMIDT.

Arrived also, the Brig Brothers, Capt. THOMP-
sorr, 12 days from Lisbon, with cotton, for
London ; and the Eli±abeth and Grace, Capt. Gil—
BMW, from Liverpool.

The outward-bound Swedish East Indiaman
P rincesia, having carried away her masts, pass-4
this Port on Saturday last for Plymouth.