The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-04 00:00:00

The Presentations to His MAJESTY were—

The Rev. Dr. Barton, who had the honour to kiss the
King's Hand, on being appointed Prebend of the See of Can-
terbury, by his Grace the Archbishop.
Earl Macartney, on his arrival from Ireland.
General Sir George Vonge, on his arrival from the Cape
of Good Hope.
Lieutenan r- Colonel Slater Rebow, of the Second Regiment
of Life Guards, by Lord Cathcart, on his protnotkm.
Governor Prescot took leave of the King, on his setting off
for the West Indies.

The Hon. Mr. Peter Burrel, second Son of Lord Gwydir,
on his return from his travels.

After the Levee, a Council of the Cabinet Mini-
ters was held, when Mr. St L VEST ER COMDIOD-Ser-
jeant (in the absence of Mr. RECORDER, who is
indisposed with the gout), laid before His MAJESTY
the Report of 22 Convias under sentence of Death,
in Newgate, when Benjamin Harpur and H. Elm..
sted were ordered for execution on Friday the t 2th
of November inst.

After which, the Cabinet Ministers had an audi_
ence, and at half-past siy. o'clock His MAJESTY,
escorted by a party of Light Dragoons, left Town
for Windsor.

His Royal Highness the PRINc E of WALES, who
is quite recovered from his late slight indisposition,
means to make Brighton his chief residence till
Christmas.

Lord WHITWORTH will be attended, besides his
Secretary of Embassy, by Messrs. SCOTT and WI F_
FIN, two of His Majesty's Messengers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox are expelled over in the course
of this week.

Mr. TIERNEY still resides at Boulogne with his
family, where he lives in the most domestic way.
Yesterd4 Court of Direlors was held at the
East India House,. when the undermentioned Officers
were sworn into the Command of the following
Ships, v iz.

Capt. SAM. Iss,ise6N, of the City of London, for
St. Helena and Bengal, in the room of Capt. A.
GREEN, resigned ; Capt. EDW. BALRTON, of the
Hindman, fur Coast and China ; Capt. THOMAS
HUDSON, new Ship of 800 ton, building by Mr.
J. BARBE, for Bombay and Madras.—The Court
adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday next.

Orders have:been:received Chatham from the
Admiralty, to .send' Detachments of Royal. Marines
immediately tiiF-Woolwichand Deptford.
A General Court Martial will sit at the Royal
Marine Barracks, Chatham, this day, for the trial
of the Serjeant Major of that Division, on several
charges exhibited against him.
A large party of Marines are set to work as
Labourers at Chatham Dock-yard. The Privates
have Is. per day besides their usual pay ; that of the
Serjeants, &c. is also advanced.
A melancholy accident lately happened at Beziers,
in the Department of Herault, in France. An inha-
bitant, of that, place having deposited a quantity cf
new wine in his cellar, descended thither a few days
afterwards to inspea ir, when he was immediately
killed by the vapour arising from the wine in a state
of fermentation. His wife, alarmed pr..his long
stay, called for help, when three men went down
into the cellar, who all experienced the same fate.
The wife followed them, and was attacked by the
vapour when half way down, and her life wits
ficulty preserved.
ALy-EFFENDI, the Ex-Ambassador of the Su.
Mime Porte at Paris, arrived at Constantinople on
the 6-h 001,tember, where he was received with
st-c 4 distinaion,

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3.

ARRIVED the Ranger Sloop of War.
Sailed the Alcmene Frigate, to the Eastward.
Arrived the Venus, PLACE, from London, and
St. Anna, HUSSER, from Frederickstadt.
.Sailed the Nile, GRAY, for Plymouth.