The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-27 00:00:00

CANrit—tibithorp, Ellabon, Hutchinson, Ches.
ter, Sharp, ,Porter, iNt'Vtiarie, Fernier, and
Capahrt rei, Legge, i±lerrepoint, qu tican,Muir.iy, I'o-
- and Brady 1.
Dean of Westminster.
Rev. Mr. H. Horsley. '

Addingtnn; Hon. C. Yorke, Downs,
Hunter, Sheldon, Wickham, Hon. C. Spencet, Watlate,
Adams, Morgan, Abbot, Cleveland, Na. au, Penn, Bar
ker; Beivehe, Wilbraham Bootle, fenkinson' C. 'Dun .das,
das, Lee, Burroughs, Rine, glliot; Shaw he.
tevre, H. Addington J. Manners, Welch, Price,
dleton, lipunrunnd, Monckton, Hon. Pelham, Do edits,
Oglancier•' Devereux' and I. Villiers.
Illittre.ort—Sheldon,•Addinkton, Markham, -HoiVaid, Foote;
Baker, Dupre, Wright, Rawlins, Lyne, Bennett, G.,
Wynne, Bouvcrie, Brady!, Malcolm, Rich, Leslie, Wort
ley-and Darell.
Hencber, Eden, Townsend, Helliker, Guise,
Hoard, Bakot, Monekton, 11. Monckton, Peel,
Cowie, Dean, Harvey, Lowther, Honey wood, jenkinsen,
Rich, Sheldon, L. Sheldon, Brady!, and Collington.

The following Presentations were made to HER
MAJESTY :

Lady •Hartwell, by the Lady in Waiting, on her creation to
the title.
Lieutenant-Colonel Macquarie, of 86th Regiment, on his re.
. turn from India, by Lord Boston. -
Colonel Fermaur, by Mr. Dnmunond.
Captain Murray, by the Lord in Waiting.
Viscount Galway, on his. marriage, by the Honourable F.
Monckton.
Miss Sheldon, by Lady Pembroke.
MisS Louisa Sheldon, by Lady Pembroke. ••
Rev. Mr. FL Horsley, by his Father
,the Bishop of St.
Asaph.
The Hun. Charles Pelham, by his Father, Lord Yarborough.
Lady Harriot Townsend, by Miss Townsend. - -
Captain Proby, by his father, Lord Carysfort. •
Captain Pelham, by his tather, Lord Yarborough:
Baron Belmont de Melcor. Minister Plenipotentiary from
. his Serene Highness the Eledor of Wirtemburg, by Lord
Hawkesbury, and conducted by Colonel Robert Chester;
he was most graciously received, and was honoured with a
private audience set Her Majesty, supposed to deliver some
communications irout her Royal daughter, the Eli:duress
of Wirtemburg.
Viscountess Galway, on her marriage, by Lady Sykes.
Mrs. Dundas,- by Lady Vis.;ountess Matthew.
Lady Charlotte Murray, by Lady Elizabeth Halton. •
Lord Whitworth, on his return from his 'Embassy to France,
by the Lout in Waiting. • .•

He wis honoured with'a private akidience of His
ESTY.

. ,
The Dutchess of Dorset, on her return from Paris, by the
Countess of Liverpool:
The Dutchess of Cordon, on her return from France, by the
Lady in Waiting..
Lord Henry Ste Wart, by Viscount Castlereagh.
Miss Elizabeth Peel, by the Marchioness ofTownshend.
Mr. Hoglander, by the Doke of Rutland.
The Countess Cholmondeley, on her return from France, by
the Lady itt Waiting.
Lady Elizabeth Lowther, by Lady Lowther..
Miss Bradyl, by•her mother, Mrs. Bradyl.
Captain Bradyl, by the Lord in Waiting. •

The Drawing.room closed about four o'clock,
when His MAJOs rrbeing seated on his Throne, re-
ceived the Address of the Commons from the
SP FAKER, who came in state about half-past three
o'clock, attended by a number of Members, and
was joined by many others who had arrived previ-
ously at ccrurtt His MikiftSTY gave audiences to
the Cabinet Ministers. About a quarter before five
Their MAIEStIRS returned to Buckingham-house to
dinner.

The Drawing.rOom was very fully attended, and
the servants, as is customary, were • waiting near
the bottom of the stairs for their masters and mis.
tresses coming away, and by: being there they-hear
when- they are called ; but a considerable degree of
confusion was occasioned by an officer of the guard
on &icy, who,orderc4l a file of Grenadiers, who im.
mediately attended wit% fixed bayohets, arid drove
the servants out of the passage; a servant was
knocked down in attempting to get up to the call of
his master, and owing to this disturbance, the coin.
luny was delayed a considerable time in getting
away. We were surprised at the Officer persisting
in his orders, as he was informed liy the Yeomen
and Officers emplOyed at the Court, that it is cus-
iomary for the servants to wvir there, but lie re.
fused to listen to their remonstrances,

This morning *His Royal Flightless the DUKE of
Yalu veviewed the Coldstream Regiment of Guards
in tiy4 Pork._

This morning arrived a Kaii from Jamaica,
brought to Falmouth by the Townsend Packet, in
nine weeks.

. American Papers to the zzd ult. are received.
An article, dated New-York, 21St April, say*,
that accounts have been received from Cape
Francois, of two Regiments of Polanders, who ar-
rived with the French Troops, having revolted,
and joined the Brigands.

• We hear with peculiar satisfaftion, that the
Speech of M. PITT, in the House of Commons, on
Monday night, has received the highest admiration
and wannest commendations of a certain great Per-
sonage, a circumstance that we are certain will re.
jOrce the Country, as strengthening the hope so ge.
nerally entertained, of soon seeing that great. States.
man in his proper place again.
It, has,been remarked by several Members, that
on Monday nighr, during his speech, Mr.. PITT
always spoke of the Minister as the /tight, Hon.
Gentleman, while he honoured_Lord HAWKE:3OI.IRA'
with the appellation of ,Noble Friend.
The Commissioners , under roe Navy Abuse Bill
have made their .first Report, which is very Sulu-
:nitwits, but the subject is so immaterial, that
we do not think it worth our' while to make any
Extraels from it, Vete Report consists of 113 Fo.
lin Pages, and relates wholly to the Premium upon
Bills drawn for the Public Service at Jamaica, not
having been braught to the Account of Government,
which it seems had never been the prattice of the
'Naval Officers, but which the Navy Board' have
within the lasr three years very properly enforced.
.Yesterday EDWARDTOSTUIt ant! JAMES -110S1(
Estill. paid into the Camber of London 400 t. and
20 marks each, to beexcused
,serving. the Office of
Sheriff's of this City.

The Duke of lienroßo will, in a few days, be
unipd to Lady Grokci N 8 GOROON• The prin.
cipal oh e 0 of his Grace's journey was to escort
the nutchess of GORDON and hetfair daughter to
England.

The University irnd King's College .of Aberdeen
have re.eleaea DAirin-Scorr, rag. (If Duninaiii,
M.l). Redor of the Unilierfiity fur the ensiling ye.ir.

A Hertford Coach was overtOrned in .Ktngsland
road, On. Tuesday last.., .'!'
.here , were nine passer,:
gers outside and inside two or three of - them, we
understand, wcic killed on the -sr or.--led th?.-otherc
materially 1814.

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