The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-22 00:00:00

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'Wit *We's tenth pettillaositistaition the spirit
of the Country rising at length tó A level with nut
ttatial sititatidn, and cvety white Me/filth's* pursuing
for placing the Kingdom in that state or defence
which can alone ensure our sakty; troth the sti.
,pineness of His Majesty's Miniitets, a great patt
df
thi People could not till nti* be brought to be.
lieve that any denim threatened ass The patriot
stoke of Mr. Pyri has, however; reached the tit.
malt limits dour Tsland, and has. at length awaken.
ed the true British Spirit, and has spread- that bright
and' ardent lone of Patriotism, which has upon so.
litany occasions shone forth in this Country, and
'vhich toms an invincible bulwark against every
hostile attempt.
The example set by the Qentlemeo of Lloyd's
Coffee-house );vill, we have no doubt, be eagerly
followed by every City and Town throughout the
.P.tnpire, anti this noble all of generous impnlse
prove to the world at large, that Bri.
tons are ready to contribute both their lives
and fortunes for the su?port and defence of their
Country. We have no chitin of, ,the Fund for the
Benefit of the brave I.l.Tfeniers a the Country
and their Rehtivei, to Case 0f personal suffering in
the cenerai Cause, amounting to a Sum that will at
on r!e exclte the envy and awaken the cupidity attic
FrCnCil Army destined to invade us ; but come when
tliek will, they will f;:-vl that the Courage of
can it on a level with their Liberality—that while
tip. One it nnknown anti inyriclicable in any other
Country upon cartli, the other is invincible-in de.

Pant t eitsdi N'ative tout. i 4 (iota tt growing'
belief of the passibility. of Initation; that the People
.begin in eiteit thetriselites, and they have. only to
aid the ivist measure of a General Arming through.,
the Cohntrk, by individual exertion id exects.,
;ion of that Measure; to plaCe the Country be.
yond the reach of adverse chance. WC have
long thought, and we are justified in our opinion by
the high authority of Mr.PITT, 11134 in all proba.
bilitY, on our stite of preparation will depend whe.
they the attempt at invasion is made ai all of not.
Had Ministers been permitted to dream on, and to
continue to keep their eyes shut against our danger,
our situation would by this time have been truly
alarming. Upon this we are confident Bo? APARTE
►eckoned. H• knows the timid and indecisive
charader of our present froM his
former intercourse with them, and the serious con.
cessions which they were in the habit Of Making to
his sovereign will and pleasure; but he could not
calculate, because it is impossible he shotild ever feel
it, upon, the ardent patriotism and glowing mind of
Mr. NTT : he could not know that a British
Senator, impellCd solely by a sense of ditty, and
the love of his Country, could, in the British
Senate. place the proteding Shield of his Elo.
quence -and Patrintitm before his threatened Coon.
try, and with the same -voice which roused his
Countrymen to Arms, speak defiance and dismay
to an ambitious and insolent' Enemy. Let the
sentiments of this truly Great Man make their
due impression on our minds—let us follow the
inspirations of his Genius, and England shall hot
only. be safe, hut shall he animated to a pitch of
exertion which shall rival those better and brighter
days when the reins of Government were entrusted ,
to his able hands.

YRSTERDAY a IVlectage from )its MAPISTY Was
delivered to the House of Commons, recommending
to their attention the situatitli of the House of
ORANOB, and relying upon their justice and libera.
lily to' enable. His MAi twin to make a remunera.
don to that illustrious Family, fur the services ten.
dered by them to this Country on many occa.ions,
and the loges which they sustained in the course of
the last War. •

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Yesterday. morning abOut ten o'clock HER MA.
iIhTY and the Pe trrcEssic arrive,Vat Bu
tkiibe from Kew, The • DUKE ~f YoRK ca.llC IP
Blickinghain.Honse soon' att.". eleven'
About a quartet before one o'clock H r N NIA) E!:TY.
the PR INC Essis, and the Dotty of Yogic aimed at
Sr. James's Palace 't the PelNCes& CHARLOTTE of
WALES, attended by the Coil errs t.t EIMIN, ar.
rived A. short lime after. Figs IVlnj aIiTY arrived soon
after one o'clock from Kew: At two o'clock the
Drawing.Rontra commenced, which oikits attended
by the Dimas of CUMBERLAND, CAI/1111tIDGE
and GLOUCEaTItSt. Patrice WILLtAst of GLiiU:
ClSTigitt and Pitt/maws SOPHIA of GLOUCEsTER,
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Bistior al ERETiR.
the LoaD MA•roa, the Sheriffs of London, and the
Dutchess of Devonshite.
mareirsts-Cireclio„ and Salisbury.
Earls -Wcstinorlan.l, Sandwich, and Besborough.
covntenes- Ely. Pembroke, Harrington,, Chatham, Chol.
mondeley. and lainoybki.
pistotortt— Falmouth and Stopford.
lord: -Punkt, Cathcart, liayning. G, Thynne, itawke, ,
narrowly, and Duncannon.
zdart.-toitetell. 1. Thynne, Bayning, G. Thynne, 11.
Cavendish,C. Vonsonby, C. Darner, Harrowby, Delaware,
Vavasour, and Dashwood.
Count Zamoyski.
:eisabartadara-*Turkish, SP_ahiak Danish, Wirtemberglan,
Prussian, Russian, and. Neapolitan..
Stephens, it. Curtis, E. Lyttleton, C. Mich. il.
Le Fleming, and J . Douglas:
Atlanta! Nugent.
Generals- Rinnsforthi Wynyard, Leslie, and Arabin. •
Calatels-Warre, L. Gower, Money, Stopford, lathOlf; Bald-
win, Berkley. and Calvert. .
Afajvs-Diibrow and Cartwright.
Cap/mixt-Simpson, lenkinson, Bowen, Legge,, Dc ..Witrre,
earnough. and Mackenzie:
The Dean of Canterbury.

The Ray. Dr. Nelson:
Ar.sll:—H. Calvert; A. Hope; *raxall, KnoZ, Rev. Mr.
Bushy, H. Brown; Ryder, Onslow, tones, Mae, Foster,
and S. Snttth.
Mistresses— Imhofr, Ryder, and Price.
itfitrei—Dialtwood, Egerton, and Chester.
The following Presentations wok place to Hu
MAJ

The new Turkish dim* des A f1:11 r et.
The Bishop. of Exeter, on his creation to that See.
Cu!. Baldwin by Col.'lmho:f,
Mrs. Imhoff by the Lady in ‘Vaiting.
Berkley, of the Marines, by Sir John DOugiii.
Captain NliKentie by Mr. Serjeant Onslow.
Ensign jenkinson, of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards,
by the Lotd it Waiting.
Lady Dashwood by Lady Delaware.
Cbl. Warn: by Earl PalliCti
Mr. Spencer Smith, on his being appointed Envoy to Wir..
temSergi
Lieut.-Col. Money by Lord EAstori;
Lord Dinicannon by his father, Earl Besboroughi
Mr. Foster, lay the same Noble Earl.
Rev. Mr. Busby, on his appolinnient, to one of the Stalls at
Windsor.
The other presentations were .nearly the same as
those at the Levee ,on Wednesday.
The Levee closed about three o'clock.

About a quarter before fins. T. I! Ift MAJESTIES,
the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE) and the PEINCISIIII.S
left the Palace for Kcw.

The Dill for ar.ning the Nation went through the
Committee last night, and is expcded to pass the
House of Commons this day.

On Monday came on at the Castle, in Worcester,
the Eleetion of a Member in the present Parliament
for the County of Worcester, in the room of the
late Hon. EDWARD Fotsy, when the Hon. Mr.
WARD, son of the Right Hon. Lord Dural's. and
WARD, was unanimously eletted.
At the Levee on Wednesday, Colonel VEITKER
kiiied hands on receiving His TvLajesty's permissi•in
to bear Supporteys to his Arms, in consequence of
his gallant con4uft at Coloony.