The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-20 00:00:00

LIST OF THE

MAYORITY AGAINST THE MINISTER,
LAST NICHT, ON LORD CARLISLE'S MOTION FOR THE
PRODUCTION OE THE DATES OF ,COMMUNICATIONS3C.
MADE To ADMIRA.I. RAINIER.
, Duke of Bedford Earl of Besboroligh
Duke of Montrose Earl of tipper Ossory
Marquis of Stafford Eari of Darnley
Marquis of Headfort Earl of A boyne
Earl of Derby, Larl of Ormond
Earl of Carlisle Lord Viscount LoWthcr
Intl Fitzwilliarrt 'Lord King `.
Earl. of Essex . Lord Harrowby.
Earl Cowper . • Lord Boringdon
Earl Spencer Lord Dundas
Earl Talbot Lord Grenville
Earl Fortektia- , Lord Kenyon
Earl ofCarnarion Lord Minto. • .
Earl Romney

The folloWing question has recently occurred '
in the Court. of Exchequer, respeCting the prem. '
gative of the KING'S RENIEMBRANCER :—A Va.
cancy of a Sworn Clerk at the Table in this
Office having occurred, the Right Honourable
TimmAs STEELE nominated Mr. Bowrrß to the
Seat.—,Against this appointment Mr. KIRKBY,
who is the senior Side Clerk, applied by his Conn_
sel to the Court for a Rule, calling tipol Mr.
STEELE, the Remembrancer, to shew cows! why
this appointment might not be set as: e, and he
(Mr. !Crimes-) sworn into the oflic ; stating among
other matters, that it had been the usage of the
Office for the senior Side Clerk to succeed.—Of this
practice, however, the evidence before the Court
being by no meatus satisfa(qory, the motion fell to
the ground. FOrmerly these appointments were
openly disposed of far money : it is fit, however,
the Public should be informed, that the present
Right Hon. Rernembrarser deprecates such a pro..
seeding, and has openly avowed, that, holding the
entire disposal of his office in himself, neither money
or interest shall sway him in the appointments—,
6' datur digniori."
The Emperor ALEXANDER has ordered every
work which treats of Mathematics in, the English
latigtiage, to be translated into the Russian.
The following account is given, of the manner in
which that Nestor of Fashion, the Duke of QUEENS_
BERRY, has C,4ltrived to extend his days to his pre-
sent Freen old ag-e. We will nor answer for the truth
of this Diary of Dainties : " His'Grace's sustenance
is thus daily administered : at seven in the morning
he regales in a warm milk bath, perfumed With almond
powder, where he takes his cole, and a buttered
muj fin, and afterwards retires to his bed ;--he
' rises about nine, and breakfasts •on cafg an lait,
• with new laid eggs, just parboiled ;---ar eleven
he is presented with two warm jellies and rusques;
—at one he eats a heal cutlet, a la Maintenon ;—ac
. three, jellies- and eggs, repeated ; at five a. cup
of thicolare anl rusques ; —at liatr after seven he
takes a hearty dinner from high seasoned dishes,
anti makes suitable libations of Floret and' Ma,-
deira-;7-7 at ten, tea, cofee, and muffins ;—at
twelve, sups off a roasted poulel, with a plen-
tiful dilution of dime punch ; at one in the morning
he retires to bed in high spirits, anti sleeps till.three,
when his Man Cook, to the moment., waits upon him
in person with a hot and savoury veal cutlet, which,
with a potation of wine and Water,
further repose ; prepares him for
his fulth
that continues generally uninter-
rupted till the morning summons to his ladean
- bath."