The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-30 00:00:00

DIFID4NDS.

July 3. [oseph Shepherd, of Aldgate High-street, linen-
' draper, at eleven, at Guildhall:
June 23. Henry Lea, of Rope-makers'-street, Moor fields,
tobacconi"st, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 3. Thomas Fitter, of fermyn-street, St. lames's, gold
• and silver lateman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
"tine 19. johri Harrison, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire,
; mantilaC.turer of earthenware, at twelve, at the Roe Buck,
Newcastle-under-Lyme.
July 3. George Forbes, lare of Copthal•l-Chambers, Copt-
-11111-court, Throgmo;ton-street, merchant,' at ten, at
Guildhall.
July 3. ' fames Curtis, and Honor Pitt Griffin, of Ludgate-
;::l!, oil and colour-merchants and co-partners, at eleven,
• zt Guildhall.

une Michael Pilley, of Thorne, Yorkshire grocer, at
• at the Angel Inn, Doncister.
lune zt. William Heald, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, Timothy
lieald, of Wakefield; Richard Henry Heald, of Wakefield ,
Joseph Heald, of King-stred, London, and Richard Fos-
' ter,' of Wakefield, merchants and co-Oartners, at eleven, at
the Pose and. Crown, Hudder§fieid.
tftie 233 Thoma's:'-srlturgnolli of • Wellyyp, Hertfordshire,
'shopkeeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London;
lune 26. Abraham liitehen,. late of Walgherton, county of
Chester, miller and cheese-fador,. at eleven, at the Crown
Inn, Nantwich, said county. •

Tune 26. William Hite-hen, late cf Hatherton, countv of
Cheser, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nant-
wich.
June zo. John Sawyer and
_John Kettlewell, now or late of
Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants and co-partners, at eleven, at
the Black Bull Inn, Birstal,
CERTIFICATES.
Tune 19. William Roberts, of Hammersmith, Middlesex,
coal-merchant.
James Ilartlett, of London Wall, wool-merchant.
Hugh Johnson, at Newcaste-upon-Tvne house-carpenter.
George French, of Great Easteheap, London, broker.

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THE SUN.

SOLI:4 QUIS DICEIIR TALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON, MAY 30, XBo4.

A Cutter arrived in Yarmouth Roads on Monday,
with Dispatches from Sir SIDNEY SMITH. The
Officer who br,:ught the Dispatches stated, that '.)lr
SIDNEY went on Friday last into Ostend Piers,
where he succeeded in cutting out seven of the Enz.
myys Gunboats, and destroying about Fifteen. No
account, hovirver, has been received at the Ad.
miralty.

W E must again resolutely discountenance the att.
ful attempts of certain Agents of Opposition, who
still endeavour to attach the suspicion of PARTY to
the HEIR Arr ARENT of the British Crown, and to
convert ass of laudable and becoming Lospi:ality
on the part of His Royal Highness, into me :.zings
intended to thwart the measures of an Administra.
tion appointed by His MAJESTY, in virtue of his
undoubted Prerogative, and at a crisis which
periously demands unanimity, and the combined
efforts of all men in support of their Country.—
These attempts are base and wicked in the extreme.
The good sense of the Illustrious Charatler alluded
to, and the con vklion of what will be his own
Rights, when it shall be the will of Heaven to vest
him with the Executive Government of this great
Empire ; but above all, the delicate feelings, filial
affeaion, and duty, must operate too strongly on his
Royal Mind, to admit of the slanderous interpreta-
ti3n which Jicobin malevolence continues to put
upon festivities suitable to his high rank and station.

On Monday morning HIS MAJESTY, OCCOMpaViCd
by- the DliriES Of YORK, CUMBE R %AND, KENT, and
CAMBRIDGE, took an airing on horseback in Wine,.
sor Great Park. HER MAJESTY and the PRIN.
C EssEs took an airing, in two coaches and four, to
Cumberi4nd Lodge, where they were met by His
MAJEsTy and the Royal Dukes. The Royal Party
remained there a considerable time, and partonk of
some refreshment, and afterwards returned to the
Queen's Lodge to dinner. In the evening the
ROYAL FAMILY took an airing to Frogroire.
Yesterday, about half past two o'clock, HER MA.
JEsTy and the PR NC ESsES arrived at the Queen's
House from Windsor. His MAJ ESTI: and the DUKE
of CAMBRIDGE arrived about five. HIS MA-
JESTY, previous to his leaving Windsor, rode on
horseback.

The PR iNC t of WALES had another grand Din-
ner yesterday at Carleton Howe. The DUKE of
CLAREZ:CE, and a great number of Noblemen and
Gentlemen, were present.
The Earl of GALLOWAY is appointed Vice-Ad-
miral of Scoland, in the room of the Earl of CATH.
CART, which is the reason of his retiring from the
Bed-chamber.
It is said that Sir CHARLES MORGAN will be
created a Peer of the United Kingdom, by the title'
of Baron Tit EDI, GAR.

Admiral PArrow and family yesterday took pos-
session of their house in the Admiralty. The one
intended for Sir fon N CO L POYS is ordered to be pre-
pared for his immediate reception.
The reports which prevailed a short time ago,
of an intention to separate the Offices of Lotto
CHANCELLOR and Keeper of the Great Seal, were
yesterday revived. If this be intended, we ap.
prehend an A& of Parliament will he necessary.—
By an old Statute, passed in the reign of HENRY
111. and which has never been repealed, it is ex.
pressly declared, that if, on any occasion, the
KING shall take away the Seal from the CHANCEL-
LOR, that any Ail sealed with it, until it be re-
turned to the custody of the CHANCELLOR, shall
be absolutely null and void ; and that those Offices
shall always be vested in one. In the sth year of
Queen ELIZABETH, when Sir NICHOLAS BACON
was appointed Lord Keeper, another Ad was pass-
ed, by which also these Offices were united—and
which, as well as the Aft of HENRY 111. it will be
necessary to repeal, before such an arrangement can
be carried into execution.
A General Court Martial is ordered to assemble
at Hythe Barracks, on Tuesday next, far the Trial
of Colonel STE w ART of the 431 Regiment, of which
Major-General Moo RE is constitured President,
and Captain MuNao, of the Royal Artillery, De-
puty Judge Advocate.—The Members are to con-
sist of two Field Officers anal one Captain, from
Major-General STAY E LY'S Brigade ; five Fieh' Offi-
cers and three Captains, from Major-Gen. MooßE's
Brigade ; two Field Officers and one Captain, from
Major-General CAp.TwRIGHT'S Brigade.
Capt. BERRY, of the first, is appointed Aid.de.
Camp to Lieutenant General Sir ii. DALRYMP L E.
'The formation of flank brigades has already taken
plade in st.rne of the Northern DistrHls. Major
DOYi:ei' of the first, has been. appointed to the
command of a Light Battalion in the neighbour-
hood of Wllitivmrne.,,