The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-13 00:00:00

eution of apse measures in Ole must prompt and

efantions manner. Thus roused, 'host upon host

have arisen, burning with the most patriotic zeal,
and ardently wishing for an opportunity of signaliz.
inn their efforts against an, ambitious and blood.
thirsty Enemy, who has dared to. threaten the
destruaion -of their happiness .and their Independ.
enet,

We trust that the utmost exertions will bt used
in the. different Counties to complete all, that re-
mains to be'dohe for the: purpose of carrying into
execution the measures of the Legislature' for the
Defence of the Country. The Ba‘rtalitins'of Patriot
I)ritons, who have arisen in all parts of the Coon.
try, cannot:be too soon completed in discipline arid'
trfellive strength: the Country can only be safe,
with a People in, Arms, and we have no doubt that
that will be the case within' a very; short period.
We shall not attempt to enter into a minute de..
tail of'the Proceedings of the late Session of Parlia.
• ment, With respett t 6 -Ireland, we have already
expressed our opinion---we shall only observe that
the safety of that Country depends,upon the energy
of'the Governmerit. •
We have no doubt that the public spirit of the
reople will effettaitily fiti up the chasm which every
,af.gislative measure must
,necessarily leave,' and'
that should the FtltsT CONSUL of France dare to
make an hostile attack upon our Shores, he will.ftnd
a forest of Bayonets ready to receive him, and ready
to strike home to the hearts of those Frenchtnen
who may have the temerity to set their feet in hos-
tile array upon British ground.
Considering the prorraded period of the Session,
tile numerous attendance of the Members of the
House of Commons, did the highest honour to their
Patriotism and their Zeal ; whilst the far greater
-part of those who were ah'sent toward: the latter

part of the Session, were called away by imperative
Public Duty. The SPEAKER made a very able and
impressive Speech on presenting the remaining
IVloley pith for I Its MA) asry's Royal Assent,
which was gracic,ubly given before the delivery of
the Speech from the Throne, which closed the Sea:
sion of Parliament.

Thursday. evening Twist MAI Mt Itl with their
usuo Attendants walked on the Terrace; and atter.
wards had a Weft party at Windsor Castle.

Yesterday morning_HEß MAjtsty anti the PRIN.
CucEc AUGthTit, ELIZABETH, and Sort;iA of
GLOUCESTER, attended by Laciy AYLEABURY,.and
Mis,,,STA Nltorg, took an airing in a phaeton and
sociable, and paid a Morning, visit to the Hon. Mrs.
HAtt coy aT, of St. Leonard's Hill, and after walking
in the Pleasure Grounds, took some refryiunent
there. •
Ye%terday 14irRoyalHighnesses the PitINEES-
-813 MARY and ANIE.LI A, attended by Laity C. DA.
t)422) took an airing in a sociable in Windsor Great
ar*,
It being His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
WALsh's Birth Day, the hells at Windsor were
rung, the Staifordhliire Militia, and the I3th Regi.
rnent of Light Dragoons had a field-day in Windsor
Little Park at one o'clock.

Yesterday morning at nine o'clock, HIS MA TtsTY
left Windsor in his Travelling Carriage with his
trtittal escort, and arrived at St. James's Palace .a
tk before twelve, where he was inet by their Royal
iliglinesses the Delf,El Of YORK, CUNtil Ett.latND,
and CAMBRIDGE, the LOR D CHANC eLLOR, :14 the
C:iint4clA.Lok of the EXCHEQUER, L')rds ELL F N-.
I()Anuon, 1-loamur, anil CASTLEREACM, the Mar_
tit SALISRURY, Duke of. ROX/iiIRGH, Earls
IIARkINGIuN, WARWICK, CHESTE'RFIR LP, ;WEI
WF,STMOR LAN D Col. CARTWRIGHT, and several
others of thy; Nobility and Persons of Distinaion.—
About a quarttr before three fits MAresty left
Sr. Jaine J's in his State Coach, accompanied by
Earl CI4 est tr. k VI ELD and Earl WAttw ictt, and with
his usual attendants, Went in state to' the Fluuse of
Lords.

His MAJirry arrived at the House Peers
about a quarter, past three. The usual number of.
Military attended upon 'lie occasion, and a vast
crowd were collected, who greeted His MA.
j &STY with continued acclamation. Lord CiATKIIAM
carried the Sword of State. IVIAlvsTy left the
House of Peels u few minutes before four. T
YORK .
Their Royalliiglinesseti. tite.Dukes, of YO and
CAmakitsca set cif yesterday afternoon, ,jn
lib; Royal Highness the Pr
seed: 'of WAtoLZSoi at
Brithton.
,
PRINCE Wrta,tAld of, CLouotsittk..kis left
:Shropshire for Notch Wales, to review the military
in that quarter. - At Shrewsbury he was affetided
11 the Bishop of firusvonn.
The Right Hon. CHA LE3 LUNG is chosen Lieut.
-t:Ccqonel Cornina`ndant of the Le.%iisharit Volunteers',
--confdiring of a fine body of 500 or boo men.
Lord D t LLOil is chosen to command the Pancras
Corps, which at present consists of between 4 and 500.

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It is with pleasure we annottnost, that a Feinale Sub.
,scription is begot; at Lloyd's. It is not, however,,,
intended to vie with that which does
much honour
to the Nation, as its contribution is limited to two
Guineas : at .the Same time; we have no doubt, from
the very great number of contributors which thil
Proposition will, embrace, a large sum of money will
be obtained for the purposes of patriotic benevo4nee•
Intrenchinents are immediate;}' to be opened; ex-
tending along Galleywood Common ,- in Essex ,A 0
%druid, as an elevated spot, which
commvds the
• gttat road to London; in the course of which seve.
'dl redoubts will he ereFitd. This work is to be,
counmynced on Monday' next.
!1"Y smo:urine to T yesterday from
'),e'tilton•. His Lordship came 0p*14.t.: daibefore,