The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-13 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.

March 3. E. Compton, late of ChoMerton Lains, South-
ampton, fanner.
I). NltKinlJy, of Size-1-me, London, merchant.
T. Schoti'ald, of Copy Nook, Liicaslore, cotton-manufac-
turer.
J. Batson, of East Smithfield, bricklayer.

[The Gazette of Saturday likewise contains an Or(Tcr of
CAtt:cll, annulluv the ordc:r subjeaect Ve,scls Lora-
frotnNcsv York, Philacictpnia, and Alexan,ina, to qua-
1411fille, Ilia s fiver having ceased at thQs:: place.:j. 1
PP_omor toss To.niorrow.3

MAILS.

1111 M.
Cothenburgh 0
lie►uuurgh 3

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIE DAY AT 'TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols - - - -55 i Red. Ann. - —56 i

THE SUN.

SOLEM VHS DICER!. FALSUM AUDZAT

LONDON, FEBRUARY i 3, 184.

THIS morning a Gothenburgh Mail arrived, by
which we have the following articles of intelli-

gence :

STOCKHOLM, JAN. 20.—.-The EROR of RUS-
sin, it is said, has ordered another levy of Troops
to the number of 80,000 men : this Prince views
with a jealous eye all the proceedings of France.
COPENHAGEN, JAN. 20.—The shutting of the
Elbe and Weser has been of serious consequences
in Trade ; vet that of Holstein is thereby aug-
mented : Tonningen is become in a manner a
staple Port fir all goods sent to Germany.—
The high roads are full of waggons with goods,
and the want of sufficient Store-houses at this
place, forces the Merchants to forward the goods
the faster from the vessels that bring them. Re-
speEtable Merchants are settled at Tonningen,
and the welfare of the Inhabitants is evidently in-
creasing.

GOTHENBURCH, FEB. 3.—On the Ist inst. ar-
rind here the Lark Packet,' Capt. DELL, with a
Russian Courier, charged with dispatches for the
Court of Petersburgh from Count WORONZOW in
Landon.

IN a.strbsequent part of our Paper will be found a
correct Abstraa of the Lill, now before the House
of Commons, fcr consolidating and inner:ding the
Laws relating to Volunteer Corps.

On Saturday PRINCESS SuPHIA of GLOUCESTER
Visited the Pit INC EMS.

About one o'clock fits MAJESTY gave an au-
dience to Mr. ADDINGTOS fora corisiderat,le time.

The DUKES of YORK, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and
CAMBRIDGE dinNi with THEIR MA J ESTI ES•

Yeslertidv about one o'clock, His 'MAJESTY gave
an audience to tl;e LORD CHANCELLOR and Mr.
ADDINGTON.
The DUKE of YORK visited the PR INCESSES.

A numoer of the Nobility paid their reNpetts to
TtIFIR MAJPSTIEA.

The DUKES of KENT and CAMBRIDGE dincti
With THEIR MAJESTIES.

Yest,frdAy the Ruyal Family attended divine ser.
vice in the private Chapel.
On Saturday HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES
were about to take an airing, but were prevented
by the heavy fall of rain.

On Saturday Sir Wm. BEICHEY waited upon the
Royal Family with a likeness of His MAJEsry at
full-length, dressed in regimentals ;—likewise full.
length likenesses Of HER MAJESTY, the PRINCESS
AUGUiTA, anti DUKE Of CUMBERLAND• _ _

The LORD CHANCELLOR will have his first Levee
on Saturday next, at his House in Bedford square.
The QUEEN'S Household were paid up to Christ_
mas during last week, at the Treasurer's Office in
Scotland-yard..
Letters from India state; that Admiral Luvots's
departure from Pondicherry Roads was extremely
precipitate. The British Government had refided
to allow him to land•the Troops on hoard his Squa-
dron. The ißritish Ships. of War, which might easily
have captured the Squadron, were lying to windward
of the French. In the evening a Corvette arrived,
as is said, from Brest, with dispatches to the Ad-
miral, in consequence of which that very night he
slipped his cables and put to sea, leaving a number
of his boats, water casks, &c. on shore. It is said,
that when he put off he had very little water on
board. There is no doubt that he went to the Isle
of France, 'and the general opinion is that he then
sailed lot the Cape.
A number of fine young men belonging to the
Eleventh Battalion of the Army of Reserve, quar-
tered in Sheerness Garrison, came forward last
week, and volunteered to enlist into the Corps of
Royal Marines ; their proposition has been commu-
nicated by their Commanding Officer to the Com-
mander in Chief, fur his approbation.

The Royal York Mary-le,bonne Volunteers are
to muster at Lord's Ground on Thursday nexr, at
nine o'clock in the morning, in full marching order,
with one day's provision in their haversacks, to
march to Wimbledon to have a grand field-day.
LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTEERS.—It has been
resolved that the Presentation of the Colours furnish-
ed to these Regiments by the Corporation of Lon.
don, is to take place on the 2.0 inst. in Hyde
Park, when a grand Civic Festival is to take place.
A point is reserved as to the weather ; if it should
prove very bad, so as to make it unadvisable to go
out that day, a signal flitg is, in that ease, at a very
early hour, to be hoisted on St. Paul's Gallery, that
no unnecessary trouble may he given.
A plan for exercising the eleven Regiments of
London Volunteers, from the Ist January to the 3ist
December, 1804.,•has been adopted ; by which mode
one Regiment will been duty every day throughout
the year ; and it is under the con.ideration of the
Offi.7ers, that all the eleven Regii sp is do rnuster in
Hyde Park on the following hoildays, under a pe-
nalty of 51. for each absentee
Jan. ac, the Conversion of St. July 25, S. lames.
Paat. Aug. to, Duke -of York's
Feb. 7.4, St. Matthias. Birth-day. -
Nbrcn 30, Good. I. riday, Sept. 22,K .(..;eorge 3 crowned.
t..prit 23, Sr'. Geoi6e. ?.5,11...Gc0. 3 Asceatsizat.
Nay 19,(.2,iee11'i Birth-day, NOV. 30, St.
•tune Pee,. 27, St. John.