The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-17 00:00:00

COMMITTEES.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
the House must he aware of the great inconveni.
ence which had been experienced during the last
and present Session from the want of proper Rooms
for the Committees of that House. He proposed
that a Committee should be appointed to consider
of a plan for providing proper Rooms for the
Committees, and that on the Report of that Com-
mittee, an Address should he presented to His
IVl,iiepty,• praying he would be graciously pleased
to make such provision for their accommodation...—
He therefore rtioved that a_ cOmmittee should be
appointed to considerof a plan to be submitted to
His Majesty for providing additional Committee
Rooms and Offices for the use of the .iouse.—
Ordered.

Adjourned at a quarter before six o'clock till
to-morrow.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS EALSUM AUDittt !

LONDON, JUNE ii, t8oz•

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES came to
own yesterday from Windsor to the Queen's

House.
Hts MAJESTY held a Levee at St. James's Pa'
lace at one o'clock, which was attecded by
his Se-
rene Highness the Hereditary Prince ORANGE, be.
ing accompanied by General LAURIE and Mr. FAN Et
the Hessian and Danish Ambassadors, his Grace the
Archbishop of CANTERUURY, the Bishops of Sr'
DAVID, ROCHESTER, and Sr. ASAEI4 ; the Revs
Messrs. Gm/NIERS, sen. and jun. the Ref. Sir C.
RICH, the Sot, KC ITOR.GENERAL, and the follow-

ing Noblemen :
Dukes—Portland, Roxburgh, 141ontrose, Beaufort, Rutland,

and Hamilton. -
Marquisses—Buckinglitimfand Cornwallis.
Ear/s7-Galloway, Wilton, Essex, Coventry, Craven, Chat-
hatn, Mansfield,..Bathurst, Camden, Warwick, Ros

Harrington, and Courtown.
Viscounts—Broome Sidney, Chetwynd, flood, and Belgrave•
Lords—Whitworth, R. Seymour, Grey, Petre, Huntingfield'
Leitrim, Milsington, Cadogan, Montfort!, G. "CllYar''''
Braybroke, Alvanley, Hart:wood, Gwydir,
frd, Milford, and Newarken.
—j. Pultency, o
W. Pultey, R. Buxton, W. Bootle,na
r•
Molineux, C. Kent, I. Orde, W. Bellingham, R. Gl
oelfr
R. Milbank; C. Corbet, F. Sykes, R. Wilson, j • fl
wood, C. Morgan, R. Hill, M. Folkes, W. Rush, i•
Burges, J. Callander, J. Craig, and E. Hartop. Forbcs`
'Generals Grinfield, Delancey St. John, Bertte,
White, Lenox, Harcourt, and 'Grosvenor. Hobart, SWII-
Siros
Admirals—Young, Digby, and Sir J. Colpoys.
Captains—Bennet, Pierrepoint, and Brown.
Colonel Wood.
Messrs.—B. Craven, Stapleton, Lygon, Dolor, Grosvellor.
Gilinagt
Brown, D. Scott, Manning, H. Major, Wright,
Methuen, Stretton, K. Powell, Garthshor ,e Middl °l4
et
Stuart, D. Jones, Wilberforce, A. Smith, Lefevre,.Ale%-,
ander, Marsh, Fuller, Lascelles, Villiers, R. Muir' an'i
Warring.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen introduced to g°
MAJESTY were:
The Right Hon. Lord Lowther, on coming to his title.
c,IP&
_,
The Rev. Dr. Dampier kissed His Majesty's hand, on b
The
to the Bishopric of Rochester.
The Right Rev. Dr. Hor6ley, late Bishop of Rochester, LI
being translated to the Bishopric of St. Asapn, and had ta
honour to kiss His Majesty's hand.
The Rev. Mr. Busby, by the Chancellor of the ExcheTt
on being appointed one of the Prebendary Canons of
terbury
The Rev. Dr. Vincent appointed to the DeariCty of West'
mi.
Lordnster Hutchinson on his arrival from Egypt, who --
ssue
His Majesty's hand on being oreated a Peer.
The Hon H. Lascelles Lord Harewood.
Sir lames Craig by Mr. Dunas, on his return frog rho 1,40
Indies.
Captain 'Bennet of the Navy, by Lord Gwydir.
Mr. Joddrel by Mr. Blackburne.
Colonel WILLIAMS, Chairman of the Session or
the Liberty of the Tower of London, wai yester.`
atf
day introduced to His MAJESTY by the Marq....-
CORNWALLIS, Lord Lieutenant 9t the Towel 03"`"
the
lets. The Clonel presented an Address oil
si
Peace, from the :Magistrates of the Liberty, vite.r..e
the Kt tie was pleased to confer upon him the hon
of Knighth,,,od. The Colonel is now Sit DAtilss4
Wut.tAms.
bisleCe
HIS MA J I STY then held a Council of Clifc pa.
Ministers, wilen the Recorder made his ger..ie„
the Convicts under sentence of death in INlcwb--

--- -
The following Addressee were presented
From :Maidstone, by Sir E. Knatchball and W.

neial Delancey, and Mr. Stacey.
From the City or Oxford. a nine watt
From Westminster, by Mr. Lubbock and bit. rio.---,1401/-
From Canterou,y, by me Hon. G. Watson, Sit
1. -
wood, arUJ. Simmons, Ese gutlani•
From Inc County Leicester, by the Duke of
fa 01'5
Mr. Secretary Yuma laid before His 1..."4
Minutes of Courts Martial. 104
Viscunt BELORAVF, and Earl MAzott-t -9 fr,„.
audiences, and at five u'clocK His MA; ESTI ""'
ed to the queen's House.
pA ag°
The Earl of GALLOWAY yesterday atteit4-- nes
James's 'Palace ; his Lordship has not y
reslS
his situation as Lord of the Bedchamber.

It is said there will b six new promott°"l ft,
„
the Peerage, and as many or more new B.ironerc' iv7o
on the close of the Session. Tue following are g
as the names of four of the six Peers :
Sir HARRY MILDMAY, to be Lord Frr%WISS'
TER, an extinet title evg
Lord ARDEN, to bean English Peer, We
by ,t-he same title
Mr. DUNDAS, to be Viscount MELVILLE ;
Earl of UXBKIDGE, to be Marquis of il/46Q

sEA.
curably
Lusts has been hos MY
acquitted of the charges brought against li."18 bi
the Admiralty Board. ~ for
General MAITLAND deserves great creatr of
his opinion respeding the unavoidable surrenticrthe
ToussAINT. He openly stated this opinionr4oi,
rive
of Commons, in the debate on the n„„
-e Treaty ; and as his anticipation of the ev .00
which has taken place, was the result of obsery'it'his
and local knowledge, it is highly creditable f°
judgment. t the
Yesterday a Court of DireCtors was held, 2- sf
East India House, when Mr. WILLIAM ADDEgLeh
was sworn in as Master of the extra Ship, Pew/-
destined to Bengal. ~ Ship
M 'Toar- to
r. _HoXAs JONES, Master of the
Tottenham, took leave, previous- to his &Part
for Bengal aired. p Chap.
The The Rev. SAMUEL HoE was appoi6t—iii,
,„Cilar .
plain to the Company's Alms Houses, at
' Viol:
vacant by the resignation of the Rev. JOOl4
LER. • gait?
The importation of East India Sugar into 1 vio,
burgh has reduced the price of that article
pence in the pound. ottigat.
The Hereditary Prince of MICKLEAtzef'
TZ STRELI has gone to make the tour of -s-/.,„it,,
land. He goes under the name of o°u:it so.
CARD, and is attended by Count Sckothl""s
stand'
Sir Rua ERT. PEEL, we understand,
ing for Coventry. His intention of star' I
certainty never publicly avowed. , ite
There will be no contest at LirerPo°",iciolr
m W
present Members coe in, we WI, "
i ippgsition. decline,si.nghe

!:!!M

NAVAL NEWS.

DEAL, JUNE 16.

SAILED on a Cruize, the Arrphion Frigate and
:Blood:howl.? Gun-brig.

Arrived from Portsmouth His Majesty's Ship
kneti.74l, and sailed for Leith.
Sailed the Diligence Sloop, and Basilisk Gun.brig
to the Northward.
Arrived from the coast of France, and remain,

the Anacreon, with the Vixen and Conj7;a Gun.
brigs ; Sjbille Antoinette, Dutch Ship, and Rota,
Danish Frigate.

Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Themis,
DOUGLAS, from Grenada.
Sailed the Hibberts, Queen, Martha and Thomas,.
Richard and Peggy, Norfolk, and Tartar Transports,
With troops for Canada and.Nova_Scotia.

We are assured the ,following is a coma state-
tient of the intended allowance of Half-pay to Na.
Val Officers

I Admiral of the Fleet

Admirals
Vice.. Admirals
Rear-Admirals
So Captains.
75 Ditto
All the rest
So Commanders

too Do.
All the rest
200 Lieutenants
300 Do.

Per Ally.
Z. 3 o 0

2 0 0
I 10 0
I 2 6
o 32 0
o to 0
o 8 0
o 8 o

o 7 o
o 6 6
-o 5 o
0 4 6

503 Do - . - - - - 0 4 0
All the rest - - - - o •3 6
20 Chaplains-7 years service - - a 3 6
20 Do. 5 years do. - , - 0 3 o
20 Do. 4 years do. - - 0 2 0
ter month.
k 4 to 0
4 0 0

Warrant-Officers, rst Rate
Do. 2d
Do 3d
Do.
4th
Do, Stit
Do. 6th

3 10 0
3 0 0
3 0 0
2 Is o

DISTRIBUTION OE. PRIZE MONEY.

For the two French Fishing Vessels, Les Deux Freres
li
111.1, with a cargo of Herrings, and Le Jaques Charles, cap-
tured by thcßabct, a distribution will be made everyThurs-
tia,Y Morning, at No. 6, Stable-yard, Crescent, Nlinories.
ehe Sloop L'Espiegle, for the capture of the jonge jutfrow
nnwill be paid oh the 25 th instant, at No. 14, Clernent's
_ _

A distribution of Bounty-money for the capture of the La
hoard
French Frigate, by the Dxdalus, will be made on
niial the said ship, on her arrival at any port in England.
The
Brilliant, for the capture of the Enrom, will be paid
at No. zz, Arundel-street, on the first Thursday monthly.
rhe Apollo, for the capture of the Vigilante, at Salters'-
ti 11 Court, Cannon-street, to-morrow, the ifith inst.

We are informed that on Sunday last the Gentle-
Then of His Majesty's Ship Clyde, presented a hand-
some Sword to Captain ALEX. ROE. KEIR, of His
Majesty's Ship Diligence, as a mark of their esteem
and gratitude for his conduce}, which has uniformly
been that of the Officer and Gentleman during the
six years that lie was First Lieutenant of the ajdi.
We are sorry to hear of the loss of the ship
Ganges, Captain THomAs SCOTT, on the sand call-
,ed the Jimes and Mary,
on a voyage proceeding from acutta
age to Columbo. She had all sails set when
she unfortunately struck, and was totally lost. The
lives were happily saved, but no part of the cargr.
We haVe to state the safe arrival in the Downs
tt- the ship Eliza, Captain FRANCIS HOLMAN.
The
Eliza sailed from the Presidency of' Bengal in
January, and is one of those ships which the Court
Directors of the East India Company licensed
last season to proceed to India for rice.

A Court of Common Council was held on Tues.
day at Guildhall.
The Proceedings of the last Court being read and
confirmed, his Lordship informed the Court he had
received a letter from Lord PELHANt, relative
to the ending a Market near Finsbury-square, on
the Petition of Lord DARNLEY for that purpose,
':'filch after being read, the Court came to some
resolutions thereon.

The Thanks of the Court were unanimously
voted to the Commanders, Officers, and Gentlemen
(if the Volunteer Associations on the Motion of Mr.
130 x.

The Court of Common Council on Tuesday last
v2ted the sum of zool., in addition to a former vote
'37; 1001., in aid and support of the General Sea-
aiathing Infirmary, at Margate..

The following is an Account of the
,number of
Cargoes of Fish brought to the Port of London, and
sold in Billingsgate-Market, in theyears ending on
the 25th day of March, 1799, I Soo, 1861, arid
1802

March 1795, to March 1799, - 1407 Cargoes.
March 1799, to March 1800, - 1623 Ditto.
Mania 1800, to *March !Sol, - 2167 Ditto.
March aot, to Marcia 2663 Ditto.
'Notwithstanding this great increase of importa-
tion) we find that the price of fish has this year
been dearer than ever.

The late Exhibition at the ROYAL ACADtMY is
'id to have been one of the most produaive ever
known. The Public must rejoice in its succFss, as
the ACADEMIC BODY employ much of its profits iv)
'e service of humanity as well as in the promotion
of the Arts.
Four thousand guineas are mentioned as the sum
P"id by an English Lady for the honour -of being
created a Princess of tl'e German Empire.—lt is
sr_aid, however, that venal as the times are, the Lady
7,4. s chiefly indebted to her own talents, accom-
plishments, and manners, for the acquisition of this
High distinaion.

Sir FRANC IS BUR DETT has returned to London,
'ith the resolution of engaging his Lady to fix her
rv—sidenee at Paris, the Theatre of Improvement,.,„
'c'ence, Liberty !

The Bath Theatre has established a Fund for the
suPPort of decayed Members. The example we
hope will be followed by established Theatre
In the Country, for every .

41a.crr ever were a thoughtless hind,"
,"Thl in their best days are exposed EV r°Pular ca
,and the influence .;,)1 nuyelly•