The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-05 00:00:00

LONDON, JUNE 5, 1802.

WE stated two days ago, that we had reason tb
believe Parliament would be dissolved some time
about the end of the present month. Notwith-
standing -the positive assertion -of a Morning
Payer of this day, we do nor believe that any par-
ticular day is yet fixed upon for the Dissolution.

Yesterday being the Anniversary of the Birth
of His MAJESTY, who completed the 6.. th year of
his age, it was observed with the usual splendor.
The morning 'was ushered in with the bells of the
different Churches ringing merry peals, the Union
Flag being, displayed from the spires of their
steeples. At one o'clock the Park Guns were fired
with the Artillery, and were answered by the
Tower. In the morning the different branches of
the ROYAL FAMILY went to the Q,ucen's House to
pay their respeCts.

At one O'CIOCk THEIR MA J ESTI ES and the PRI N-

CESSES AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, MARY,. SOPHrtk,
and ANIEi.IA, went to St. James's Palace, where the
QUEEN held a splendid Court, which was more nu-
merously attended than has beeq known for many
years, and which, for grandeur and brilliancy, fir
exceeded any, assemblage of noble and august Per-
sonages that ever graced the Royal Presence. The
Ode on the occasion, was performed in the Anti_-
chamber adjoining, and a Congratulatory Address
was delivered by his Grace the Archbishop of
CANTERBURY.

The company consisted of Their Royal Highnesses
the PRINCE and PRINCESS of WALFS, the DuKEs
of .Yo.Rtc, Ci,AttErtcE and CUMBERLAND, His.
Royal Highness the DUKE Of GLOUCESTER, and
PRINCESS SOPHIA, Pridcess CASTELCICALA, his
Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the
Archbishop of CASH-ELL ; the Bishops of LONDON,
ELY, LITCHFIELD, CHICHESTER, WINCHESTER,
and St, PAY' o's ; the Right Honourable the LORD
CHANCELLOR ; the SPEAKER of the House Of Corn;
mons ; the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER ; the
SECRETARY at WAR ; the ATTORNEY-GENERAL;
the. SO LIC ITO GENELAL ELA ; the MASTER of the
ROLL.; ; Mr. ERSKINE, chancellor to His Royal'
Highness the PRINCE of WALES, attending in his
robes; the Right Hon. Lords HOBART aIIitHAWKEs.
BURY ; the Rev. "Dr., HEATH, ProvosCof Eton ;
the Rev. Mr. SAND-FORD the Rev. Mr. DYNtoCe.,
the -Rev. Dr. TEwTON ; the Right Hon. the LORD
MAYOR and .SHERIFFS; , the French and Foreign
Ambassadors, and following Nobility, Scc.,of both
sexes :

Dukes=-Beaufort, . Portland, Gordon, Roxburgh, Rutland,
Devonshire, Somerset, Montrose, and Leeds.
Dutcher:es —Dorset, Hamilton 'Somerset, Marlborough, Beau-
fort, Rutland, Athol, Leeds, Chandos, and Devonshire. '
114:4Tquis4es,-- Cornwallis, Salisbury, • Thomond, Townshend,
tna Headfort.
Mardionesses—:Salisbury, Thomond, Townshend, litadfort,
' Bath, and Exeter.
Earls—Morton, Roslin, Fortescue, Mountnorris, Dorches-
ter, Scarborough,Athlone,Chatham„ Mountedgeurnbe, and
Gal toway, (accompanied by his son, Lieut."-Col. Stewart,
AI. P.) •
Countesses—Chatham, Woronzo,.Cavan, two Mansfield, Ux-
bridge, Liverpool, Dartmouth, Derby, Dowager Essex,
'Rutherford, Fortescue, Mowittiorris, Cardigan, Raslin,
Beverly, Aylesbury, Camden, Maccle3ficld, and Dalton.
Viscounts—Sidney, Bndport, Ranelagh, Howe, Longueville,
. Brome, Aghrim, and Chetwynd.
Viscountessec—Howe and Sidney.
Ladies—M. \Vinyard, A. Cumberland; C. Bligh, Clonmel,
Cavan, Dundas, Guise, Lucan, Wodehouse, La vington,
A. Carpenter, Collington, Winterton, WentWOrth, .tick-
" land, Bruce, H. Townsend, Calthorpe, Hunloc, C. Drum-
mond, Hervey, A. Barnard, Bridport, Somerville, M.
' Cooper, C. Somerset, Banks, Coghill, Holland, Rich,
Boston, Grenville, Grantham, Trigge, Deerink, Sefton,
Lottvaine, Dungannon, Byeadalbane, Belltnore, E. Digby,
Huntingfield, Pepys, Rolle, 1. Winterton, E. Spencer,
Peiliatn, Hales, Kiiinaird, Collington, fvforpeth, Crofton,
C. Digby, J. Dawkins, S. Ryder, C. Thvinie, Leitrim,
Radstock, Wynn, Mexborciughs and H. Fitzgerald.
Generals 'Bowater, Lister; S. JOhnson, Loftus,'
Strange,'Finch, Craddock, Sir Eyre Coote, and Sir Alored
Clarke.
Admirals—Knight an 4 rorbes.
Colonels Fane, Beaumont, Fitzroy, Ro'berts,,Hope, Stewart,
Stevens; and Longfield.
Captlin--=Sir S. Smith, Markham, Mannix, Durham, and,
- Ball. • , •
Sirs —J. B. Borges, W. Wynne, J. Macpherson. W.,AlCourt,-
W. Skefiington, P. Hales. C. Rich, W. HaMilton,
Clayton, J. Harrington, R. Peel,. W. Ashburnhani, g..
Boughtun, J. Ilippesley„ R. Damon, G. Oitt.
Messrs .-I)undas, Sketlington, TOwnsend, H. Addington,
• Legge, C.' Legge, Villiers, Rose, Cooper, jerningliam,
Dickens Serjegnt Onslow, Pettiwar, Wil,son, Q tonne,
Jones, Dickens,
Bragge, J. Malcolm, Gordon, Blackburne,
Ormsby, Stratton, Vansittart, C. Long, A. Stanhope,
Penn, Arbuthnot, Paoli, G: Gould, P. Methuen, two
Hopes, Aust,`Taynt, West, Parker, jolmes, S. Caulfield,
' F. Parker,,Nepean, Governor Green, Commissioner Hart-
. Laurel, Price, and Greville. •
Mistresses—Lane Fox, Dickens, Ann Stanhope; Markham,
Elliot, Combe, Pepper, Wheeler, Peachill, Digby, Caul,
field, Fitzroy, Lennox,. Finch, M. Burgoyne, Crewe, M.
Sutton, L. Fox, Walpole, Lukin, and Lambert.
Misses—Vanneck, Erskine, De Lancet', two Norths,•Combe,
'Dee, Grimstolies, Mornsen, Lovet, Pepper, Louth, Crofts,
Gnise, 13oscaweit, Scc,
The Presentations to the QUEEN were :
The Countess of Rutherford.
Prince Bariotouski, on his arrival from abroad. •
Viscount Moles‘vortli. •
Sir Edward Ryan, and Capt. A. Ball of the Royal Navy.
Lady Castlereagh.
Mons. De Lima, the Portugtieze Ambassador; • ,
Colonel Lawson; on his return from Egypt, accompanied
by Generals Davis, Harrington, and 13othwiek
Miss Susan• De Lancey, daughter. 'of the late Governor De
Lancey, and Niece to ,General De Lancey, by Lady lAving-
don.
Mrs. Doyle, on her marriage, by her Mother, Lady Cog=
hill.

L.IDIAS jIIZSSES.

HER MAJESTY.

A petticoat of rich Mute and silver tissue gauze,- with silver
wreath ornanizas and tas,;els, ctitiond bows and tasselt.
In the centre vas a
_pyramid of brown, inlaid with Jill:,
pearl 4, cluALcrs uf aizt.litund and chains.-='l' his NVAS.

signed by Her Majesty, and had a very singular and nos el
The mantkol im),Arri and silver trssun, vs-ith silver
trifrnings.—Head-dressbrown rsnett, covered .wirWa rich
slicer sp„lngled net, :ancl'.a tiara -pt" the • largest diamonds
ever scert.