The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

IT. }AGO riz LA ir,EGA, APRIL 4.

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Last Tuesday week his Honour the Lieutenant_
,Governor, in going from Annatto.lity to Mr.
Grant's to dinner, was overturned, but received no
material injury. On Monday he'. reviewed the
St. Mary's Regiment of Militia, and expressed his
warmest approbation of their good discipline. He
afterwards inspected the Foot at Port-Maria. A
Sailor, in 10:Fling one of the guns of the Fort, had
his hand unfortunately blown off.

The remains of Sir. Roni7".T CHAMISPRA, late
Judge India, wino died about a fortnight since in
Parik, laid in state in the Middle Temple-Hall on
Friti„yi and on Smut-day alternovn, about t o'clock,
the sole nu procession begin to move from the Flail
to the Church, in the following order ;

Two Temple Porters in their full dress.
- Two Chamber Ditto.
Rey. Dr !tenorll, the Master of the Tcinple.
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Dr. Wt.:Ogress his Deputy.
Dr -Vincent, the Dean of Westminster, and Dr. Classe.
The Corpse and the Pall was held up In the Lord Chan.
cellor, Lord Frecteri;:k Campbell, Lord Alvanley, the Ma-
ster of ttie Rolls, Sir William Scott, Hugh Leycester, Esq.
. , John Wynne, .and Alex. Popham.
Richard Chamber`,. Esq, Chief Mourner.
Colonel Aliclonalil, . Thomas Collins, Esq. FrederiA
Chambers, Esq. and Tho Mas Chambers, relations, and the
following Noblemen and. Gentlenwn in silk hat bands-and
scarfs, the deceased's friends and bencliers of the Temple.
.............. Vansant, Es4l. •
Dr. Marshall • Sir W. Ousley
R. Sidehottont, Esq. ' W. Arige, Esq.. .
W. Baldwin, Esq. , T. Evance, Esq.
R. Wooddeson, Esq. . • 14.-Holliver, Esq. :
C. Fanshaw, Esq. - C. Wood, Esq.
Sir M. W. Ridley; ' N. Ridley, Esq.
Rev. Mr. Nates C Giant, Esq.
Lord Radnor . W. Tosteen, Esq. •
Lord Grantley Dr. loser
T. Drake, i sq. • -- Bellew, Esq.
Dr. Mire T. Thompson, Esq.
Ceneral Norton • . C. Peers, Esq.
. C. Cockerel, Esq. 0. Bailey, Esq.
W. S. Stanhope, Esq. and a number nt.ottitr pt:rsinis of
distinlion.

They were followed, by all their servants in hat.
bands,

The Corpse was interred in the North Vault
under the Church. The Funeral Service was per.
termed by Dr. RtwrIELL, in the must solemn and
impressive manner.

The Procession relched almost from the Hall to
the Church, and was concluded in the most orderly
And regular manner possible.'

Mariied on Thursday the 26th inst. at Titchfield,
by the Rev: A. RADCL! Capt. A. C. 13, CRAtI.
TURD,.IO Miss JANE LESLIEi yOUngeSt daughtetof
the late JOHN LESLIE, F:sq. ofiluckingham-street.
Died on Saturday last, at Fir Grove, near Turn.
ham, after a few days illness, of an inflammatory
sore throat, Lady KYCROPT, Wife of Sir NELSON
Rvcao yr, Dart.
On Monday last a fire broke out In Boston
Church, which threatened it with total destration ;
by great exertions, however, it was extinguished
about threi hours ; but not till Much.damage had
beenoccasioned. 'The accident originated Ity the
Carelessness of a plumber, who hail made a-.fire on
the roof.

The ruffian who sonic time ago stabbed Tozunrend
jun. the 'Bow-street Oilicer, in an endeavour to ap.
prehend him in Hanway-yard, was on Saturday
taken into custody.. It appeared that when the
East LondOn M litia.were.under arms in the Aril!.
lery Grotind on Saturday morning, one of the men
in the r/tyk kt e.v the Pthoncr, and informing his
Superior Olii-er of Ole circuMstanee, he was per.
In't" I° step out and take him into cnstoly, In
oc evening he was examined before A. GILA HAM,
Mild cut tnitted fur further cx nninatiun.

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Friday iliv.i,ery•plcasatit Opet4'
of I Giniari i.i Fietv, with the clianni,g music of.
PAP.SI EL t 0... ,Tbe:racrits,of 016 OFera,arc,t )0 well
known, to *need any comments, and Pot.t.A apptars,
to great advantage in it, as it,gires lagitude.l4 the
display of her, talents in paong,twine
loudly and
,gencrally, encoqal. . VioAio;l t is el.
ways, good ; and MO R £ has an Orpi.rinnity of •
forcing a lirtle, s.yhich is 4:tp.ec.n tha.
Aas 4 new Divertisemenr, caned DelJarvietaent,
was brought forward for the first time, winch ii -
(judiciously) the ,danc;pg
,parr only of the
produced_ for Ili tsii Etta's Bcriefit, nc,tl withoot
the tedigm of a long PAntotnitne—in fosiu,
is one of the prettiest dances
,we have Seen for,sorne
time : the. Scene is pleasing- and, welk executed.
The Pas de deux between PAitv,.or and LAPOtt
of very high and elegant finish,, and the scote4
pas de
,train .9i the CortAlArs ei,nd 1.305.5 t Avic:
litiAtoss Elio.) is a pleasing comimition. It mgt,
with general applause from a house,puch fitl;er that
is usually the, case on the. Friday preceding ihri
Holidays, and wilts!) was jiitingutsbed by a.
Hint display of Fashion.