The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-02 00:00:00

About Ares AN& tte L4Ati MATot, gitertt.,
*corder, &e. arrived with the City Address. The
LostolvlA.roa, as usual, caine in state, attended
by Aldermen SKINNER. Lea, and HUNTII, the
Chamberlain, 32 of the Court of Common Council,
aid all the City Officers.
The Bishop of Nottwtett did homage before Efts
MAJISTY, on his being appointed to that See. His
MAitsruthen _held a Privy Council, when Lord
Iti.RNAM Vial introduced by Sit SThrIIEN COTTE.
ZELL, sworn a Member of the Right lion. Board,
and took his seat accordingly.
The RECORDIIL of LONDON was introduced to
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the Council, and made his Report to His
of the Convidts under sentence of death in Newgate.
After the Council, His MAJESTY retired to his
Closet, when M. Da RE HAUSEN, the new Swedish
Ambassador, was presented to Has MAJESTY, by
Sit STEPHIN COTTER EL L, the Master of the Cere.
monies, when his Excellency delivered his Cre.
(lonia's, which tin MAJ CITY was most graciously
pleased to accept.
Hie MAJ ESTY then gave private audiences to the
Duke of MO 14TROSE, Earls CAMDEN and CHATHAM)
Lords MULGRAYE and HAEROWAY.
Yesterday was a Collar day at Court, which slip.
ped the attention of the Dukes of Dayousattau,
RUTLAND, and -ATIIOI.I Earls WESTMOIL L AND,
CHATHAM, and WINCHELSEA ; and the Dean of
WINDSOR. They were all obliged to return home
for their Collars before they could be admitted to
the Levee.
His MAJESTY returned to the Queen's Hoase at
six o'clock.

Yesterday the Duke and Dutehess of Yottx, and
the Dukes of CLIMB LAND and Sussex, dined
with fizz MAJESTY and the PR I NC ISM*

Yesterday Admiral Sir J. DUCtWOIIIII arrived
in town, and bad a long interview with the Board
of 'Admiralty.
Dispatches from Admiral Sir Joint OROS were
received yesterday by the Lisbon Mail.
The French Ambassador, who has been so long
expeCted at Lisbon, is at length arrived there.
A Ship of 7+ gone, to be called the Warslite, is
ordered to be built at Chatham,

IND lA.HOUSl.—Yesterday a Court of Direaors
was held, when Mr. JOHN FOOTE, of }Ps Majesty's
Dockyard at Plymotsth, was appointed Assistant.
Shipwright at rrinee of Wales's Island, Captain
JAMES MA,sson, of the Ship Ann, took leave of the
Court, previous to departing for Madras and Bengal,
Among other rumours at Paris, it is said that
BONAPARTE intends to create Madame LAPA.
GER IR, who resides at Martinico, and is the Mo.
titer of his Wife, an Empress of the West.lndies,
to be succeeded by her Grandson, EUGENIUS
AttAUIIARNOTS, and that this accounts fur the nu.
memos troops sant by him to that part of the world,
where many think both the Brest Fleet anti Spanish
Armaments are destined.

The ninth performance of the Concert of Anoint
Music took place is., light. Their Majesties
and four of the Pa INC t'S ES were present, Pa Itic Res
Avous'r.s. is at Windsor, somewhat indisposed.
The Earl of URN R Dag was Direttor for the night,.
The room was crowded, and the performance highly
admi red.
Lord MILTON, in recommending Mr. GRA.TTAN
to the Elettors of Malton, winded up a high pane.
gyric on the latter, by stating that he was the in.
timate, private, and public friend of Mr. BURK I.
Lord Mit,Tots, however, may be fairly asked, if
he thinks it possible that if Mr. Boaxt 'had lived
to witness the conduit of Mr. GRATTAN he would

not hove renounced all connexion with him with in

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dignation and disgust I Mr. BURKS, it is wail
known, was induced by a difference' of opinion,
With respect to the French Revolution, to separate
for. evier 0619 Mr. Fox, and his dearest political
connexions. Is it possible then that after what
has happened, he would' have suffered hithself to be
**canted as the Fella of .IVlr. GRATTAN ! I I

The Roman Catholics all over the Empire look
up to Mr. Fox as the mini from whiim they expert
a release from every restrktiOn that places them
below the Members of the PrOtestantFaiih, Hence
they not only expen to enjoy the dative franchise,
but in time to possess every office of emolument
and trust under Government. The spirit of TAMES
Tli SECOND may therefore be supposed to hot►er
over Great Britain, in the hope that its Kings
hereafter may be released tram the Coronation
Oath, as an odious restraint upon the Royal "On'.
science.

It is very extraordinary that the friends of a cero
tabs Naval Officer, who have long been labouring
to make the Public believe that his restoration to
Power wait essential to the National Welfare, have
said nothing in favour of his pretensions, since it
appeared, that refreshing queries were necessary to
stimulate sluggrib reminiscence, and since General
GASCOYNR made so pointed a reference to a Court
Martial, brought against a respectable Military
Officer, for obeying-orders issued by the very per.
can who instituted the charge,-
Mr. Fox bbservgd, that there was a great dif.
ference between a Treasury List fora Ballot, and
One presented by an individual of Opposition. But
it is proper' to ask, whether an individual of Oppo.
sition is contented with simply' presenting a List to
his friends, and whether he and his do not exert all
their influence to render that List acceptable
Mr. Foi; cannot but answer these questions in the
affirmative, as we conceive must be the case, what
becomes of his refined distinaion.
rvlr. GREY, by his anxiety to prevent the pro.
deraion of the Correspondence that passed between
Sir A. HAMOND and Earl ST. VfFCENT, sterns to
be as much afriend to writilig as •to printing.
A new stone bridge is ordered to be built Over the
river Eden, in Cumberland.
We understand, by a Letter from Hull, that the
six Militia Regiments, who form Ihe Garrison there,
have manifested uncommon zeal -arid spirit in volun.
teering. Nut fewer than eight hundred of them have
turned out alri..lidr, for' the 'Line, ,f which number
the zreatest proportion 'haie..gone into Major.
Central MACKIINZIR'S Regiment, who commands
the Girrisoo,• and who is much liked by all ranks
there,