The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES..

April 3. Tames Griffiths, of Fleet-Market,. Y. orctnn, vintner.
Daniel Tobin and Thacty O'Meara, of Nichotii.:lane,

bard-street, merchants.
Joseph Cowgill, of Manchester, merchant.
Florian Windstciger„ of the Strand, furrier.
James Robinson; late of-Cnisby-scplare,' near Eishopsgate-
street, merchant.
Samuel James, of Cross-street, 'St. Andrew., Ijolborn, hard-

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wareman. •
Mark Nash, of, Wotion-Ainduredge, Gtoucestershire, currier.
Henry Rots, now pr latoof Liverpool, merchant:
Timothy Francis Power, late of Charles-street, St. James's-
: square; merchant.
Michael Woo'd, late of Smitham-Bottonii. Surrey, common-
' brewer.

THE SUN.

SOLEIVI 2;11S DICE7tE rxl.sum AUDEA.I?

L N p N,' MARCH• r 5, ISO 2. •

The llamburgh Mail-which Lecame due yesteiday
is not arrived.

His ‘IIAJEsTI.-; on Saturday, accompanied by
their Royal-Highnesses the DUKE of CA:,4lllllpotz,,
PRINCESSES SOPHIA and AMELIA, attended by
the Hon. Mrs. HARcouRT and General MANNERS,
took an airing,in Windsor Great Park. '
The 42:trE it/ and PRINCESSES took an excursion
to Frogmore, and xyalked a"considerable time in the
gardens; which have .been•laid -Oat in a most de-
lightful style.' The .prine:ipal. iitprovements• have
beendireaed by 1-iF.R MAJESTY, and the decora-
tions at Gloucester Lod'o,:! -nave been most taste-
fully devised and eMbelrts-hed by Her Royal High-
ness the PRINCESS ELIZABETH.

Yesterday morning THEIR MAJESTIES- and the
PRINCESSES Went to St. George's Cathedral ; ;:t_
tending the QUEEN were Viscountess S'IDNEY,
Lady C. DAMER, the Hon. Mrs., HARCOURT, Ge_
neral HARCOURT, General MANNERS, Miss VY:sE,
and the attendants in waiting. A most excellent
sermon was preached by the-Rev. Dr. GOO in NouGH,
Canon in Residence, frOM St. Paul's piStle to the
Roinans, chap. x....yer-se 17. 1 .
" So then faith cometh by hearing, and' hearing by the
word of God."

A Cabinet Council met yesterday at eleven, and
sat till hear four. It was fully attended. No
Messenger has arrived since Friday night.
The account in a Morning Paper of Saturday,
and which was copied into an Evening Paper, of
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER'S Speech on
Mr. JONES'S Motion respeaing the _lncome Tax,
as well as on the Negotiation, were extremely'
erroneous. With regard to the first point, he ex-
pressly said, that he 'did not wish to have it un-
kierztood that he meant to move tile Repeal of the
Tax.

The PRINCESS of WALES was at the Opera on
Saturday night. The dress of Her Royal Highness
was extremely rich and splendid ; her gown was
white and silver, with a loose drapery of pink and
silver thrown over it :—her tulban, which was
in the Turkish style, was pink silver, tichly
ornamented. Her Royal Highness appeared to be
in good spirits, 'and conversed nearly the whole of
the evening with the Lady who attended her, who,
we believe, was Lady WILLOUGHBY.

We are happy to learn, Her Royal Highness the
DtyrcnESS of YORK is receiving much benefit from
the Bath waters. Though her health.does not pee=
mit her to attend the places of public amusement,
yet some of them derive considerable advantage from
the patronage with which she. honours them.
We are happy to have it in our power to state,
that Lord KENYON is rapidly recovering from his
late severe indisposition.
..Great numbers of men belonging to the Fencible
Corps ,►i Ireland have inlistcd into Regiments of
the line.

A detachment of the sth West India Regiment;.
with Lieutenants CAMPBELL, SINCLAIR, and
GRE E NSWORD, arrived at Jamaica on the 17111 from
NcN Providence.

NAVAL 1V LI7"S,

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 1

SA I LAD His ,Majesty's Ship AmLuscade, on a
CruiZe; and Nancy and Mary for i.ondon.

SHEERNESS, IVE -ARpH 14.

YESTERDAY arrived His Majesty's Ship Bril-
liant, of 28 guns, from Spithead, to refit.
'The, Aiitamn has gone out of Harbour, having
been refitted.