The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

Whitehall, May :6.

The King has been pleased to nominate and ap-
r-int the Right rion. Arthur Pager, His Majesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
the Court of Vienna, to be one of the Knights
Companions of the Most Honourable Order Q f t!ie
Bath,

Wv.Office, May 26, 1304.
STAFF.

Assist ant Commissary of Accounts \Vm. Booth to be a De-
ploy Commissary-General of ACc6iints.
Assistant Commissary john Thompson tobe a Deputy Coin-
p issary-General.of Stores, Provisions, and Forage. Corti-
mision dated August 1, I .

To be Assistant Cominis3ric.s of Stores, Provisions, and
Forage to the Forces serviqj in the West :tidies—Oliver
pecker, Gent. Samuel Barnard, Gent. Haviland
Gent.

Cwninisoion in the Buteshire Militia, signed 6y the Lord Lieute

n.vl .

Archibald Moore, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated
August 10, IBG3.
Co•nmission in the Cheshire Militii, signed by the Lerd Lieuts-

nairt.

john Baskervyte Glegg, Esq. to be Captain, vice Eden, Te-
si4ned, Dated May 9, no 4.

Cro7vn-Office, May 26, 1804

MEIIBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.

UOR OUCH 'OF BEERALSTON—The Right Hon. George
Percy. commonly called Loraine.
LORO UGH OF WEOBLy—The Right Hon. George Thynne,
commonly called Lord George Thynne. ' •

P,ANKRUPTS.
John Thacker E,*axton, late of Chesterfield, Derbyshire,
printer, to surrender tune 4, ;, and July 7, at eleven, at the
Angel Inn, Chesterfield. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Ches-
terfichl. •
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~..Riclvird Riley, now or late of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire,
--, to surrender lone 7, S, and luly 7, at eleven, at
, •
Inn, Attornics, Mr. William Robins,
Gray's, Inn-place, London ; or Messrs. Vickers
and Woodcock, Mansfield.
rtielyird Hodgson Jones, of Stourbridge, Worcestershire:
clothier, to surrender (cute 5, at five, 6, at ten, and ltdv
at eleven, at the Crown Inn Stourbridge. Attcrni4.-,, Wil-
liam Hunt, Stourbrids.w ; or Mr. Luther Edmonds, Bishops-
gate-street Without, London.
William Ludlow, now or late of Hillworth, Bishop's Call-
' nings, Wiltshire, wine merchant, to surrender June 7,. at
five, June 9, and July 7, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, New_
bury, Berkshire Attorney, Mr. King, Newbury.
John Henry Southcote, late of Stoketieming, Devonshire,
lime-merchant, to surrender tune e;, at three, 26, at eleven,
and July 7, at three, at the Globe Inn, E.!ceter. Att(4,r-
. nics. Mr. W. D. Taunton, Temple, London; or Walter
Prideaux, Kingsbridge, Devonshire. •
jeremiah Winder, of Chorley, Lancashire, timber-merchant,.
• ti surrender June 2,3, and July 7, at eleven,' at the Globe
Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Black-
stock, Teinole' London; or Mr. Rawlinson, Liverpool:
William Ashby, Hog-lane. Shoreditch, Middlesex, currier,
to surrender May 35, June 5. and July 7, at ten, at Guild-
, ball. Attorney. Mr. fames Beaton, Swan-yard, Black-
Man-street, Southwark.
john Warner, of Elmdon, Essex, shopkeeper, to surrender
May 31, June 5, and July 7, atone, at Guildhall, London.
Attornies, hlr Cutting, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn,
London; or Mr. Walton, Saffion-Walden, Essex.
John gice•Kemp, late of Haslemere, Surrey, victualler, to
• surrender June 7, at three, 13, at eleven, at the GeOrge,
Peterfield, county of Southampton, and July 7, at one, at
the Anchor, at Liphook, county of Southampton. At-
fornies' Mr. Courtliwaite John Hector, Petersfield ; or
Mr. John Wifshen, Gray's-Inn-square, London. •

,Tuly 3. William Allen, lately of the High-street, Birming-
ham, druggist, at three, at the Swan' Hotel, High-Street/-
Birmingham. •
May 27 John Collingdon, of Plongli-court, Lombard-street,
London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. -
Tilly 3. Samuel Bawtree, the younger, of the C rescent, Mi-
nories, London, corn-fa tor, at eleven, at Guildhall.
luly 3. John -Churnings, of Steward-street, Spitalfields,
Middlesex, silk-broker, at eleven, 'at Guildhall.
Ture 23. "l'hoinas White, of the Borough of Southwark,
• Surrey, haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Tune az. William Weaver, of low-lone, London, warehouse-
' man, at eleven, at Guildhall •
Tune 22. Solomon T.umh, of kishworth,Palifax, Yorkshire,
cotton-rnanuladarer, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Hali-
fax.
June 21. Walter Rowland, now or late of Berwick-upon-
Tweed, watch-maker, at eleven, at the Hon and Chickens
Inn, Berwick.'
Tune r 6. William Ward, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven,
a: the Public Office, Birmingham.
June r. Joseph Ward, of Brentwood, Essex, publican, at
''eleven, .!: C uildhall, London.
June 23. Michael Tappy, of Silver- street, Golden-suare,
hum now of - Longsacre, Middlesex, bookseller, at ten, at
Tune 23. George Packer M'Carthy and Robert Walter
Vaughan, late of 'Bristol, salesmen, and copartners, 'at
eleven, at the White Broad-street, Bristol.
'CERTIFICA7 E.v. '

Tune t 6. William Powell, of Broad-street, St. Giles's, Mid-
dlesex, lincn-draper.
Thomas (ones, of Wrexham, Denbighshire, flax-dresser.
john Alexander, of South Lambeth, coal-merchant.
Solomon Lumb, of Rishworth, Halifax, Yorl.sinre, cotton-
mann fattiirer.
714ornas Carver, of Bedford, 12aker.
William. Thompson and Percival Barker, late of Dean-street,
Southwark, merchants.
Gelr;,e Cowen, of Hoxton Town, Shoreditch, oil and colour-
man.

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ON Saturday afternoon, about -fmr o'clock, His
MA J FSTY, accompanied by the DUKE of CAM-
BRIDGE, followed by HER MAJEsTY anti the five
PR t-NCESSFs, attended by the Countess of A YLES.
BURY. and Lady C. WALDEGRAVI., arrived at Wind-
sor, to the irfinite joy of the, inhab rants. When
the Royal Party arrived at Eton, the drivers slack-
ened their pace; and walked their horses to the
Castle. The Volunteers of that Town were then
drawn our, and saluted His MAJESTY Qs he passed..
The young Gentlemen of the College were drawn
out in regular oiler, and received His MAJESTY
With three dice's, in which the populace most hear-
tily joined.
As His MAJEF,TY entered Windsor, he was sa-
luted by the 1301 Regiment of Light Dragoons,
.who lined the streets to the Castle. The -streets and
houses were sin...stied with SpeNators, and every
person appeared completely happy to see HIS MA-
JESTS' at Windsor again, and they continued to
give huzzas as the Royal Party passed. On the
KING'S entrance into the town, the bells began to
ring, guns were fired to annoutwe his-arrival, and
the Royal Standard was hoisted on the tower. -The
Royal Party were concluded through Windsor by
the Staffordshire Militia and Windsor Volunteersi:
with their bands of music playing, to the Queen's
Lodge, where the DUKES of CUMBERLAND and
KENI-T (I.VIIO had arrived some time before) were
waiting to receive their Royal Parents.
• Li a short time after their arrival, His MAJESTY,
accompanied by the DulcEs of CUMBERLAND,
KENT,' and CAMBRIDGE, attended by Generals
MANNERS and GWYNNE, took an•airing on horse;.
back in the Great •Park, and viewed the improve.
tnents that have been making there for sometime
past. In the evening the ;realer part of the town was -
illuminated.

Earl BERKELEY gave a grand dinner on Saturda)'
last, at his house in Spring Gardew, to Their Itov4
Highnesses the PR INCE of \VAL Es and the Dux E Of
aAR ENC E ; Lords fIUTCHINON, GRANTL EY, and
DURSELEY.

This being Trinity Monday, the Corporation of
the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House proceeded
from their House, on Tower Hill, to Deptford, by
water, in their barge; the Admiralty and Navy
BargeS also attended on this occasion. After their
return, they dined at the London Tavern, where
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Lords HAR,.
ROwEtY, HAWKEI3I7ItY, and MELvltif.e, Earl
CAMDEN, and the whole of the Ministers, were
invited.

It generally believed that Mr. ADDING-
TO:j will leave a Peerage, and he appointed S:eaker
of the (louse of Lords, with a Salary of 60001. per
annum.

It is stated in one of the Morning Papers, that
Mr. FOSTER is appointed First Lord of the "firasury
and Chancellor nt- the 1-4;xchequer I:ehind. 'Diaz
such an appointment is in contemplaticn, and is
likely to take plac', we are disposed to believe, but
the arrangement is not yet inally settled. Mr.
Colt R Y yesterday had an interview with Mr. PITT.

Though we are not in the habit of praising the
measiires.of the late Administration, yet we cannot
suffer such an ithiecent, and, we hate no d)tilit, un-
just a charge, to pass wityout notice, as that c.m.
tained io a Morning Print of this d:c;, which
says, that the offer of the Emperor AL ExAND ER,
to mediate betwecx this Country and Bor:APARTE,
before the renewal of hostilities " was rejetted (by
Mr. ADDINGTON and I,,rd HAWKESBURY), with
contempt, wish dislain, and with indigoation."-=
Without piesuming to state the extent of the
EMP E ROB'S offer on the occasion, or entering
into the policy of embracing such an offer,
we have no scruple in saying, that this charge
upon the British Ministry is nut only a libel upon
them, but upon the EMPEROR of RUSSIA. It was
impossible for them to treat such an illustrious
Potentate with any thing but the greateit re-
Speet, though it might not appear most pru-
dent to enter into the measure he is understood
to have rroposcd. It is impossible too, that the
Emperor would have suffered his Minister to remain
in this country after lie had been treated with con-
tempt, with disdain, and with indigi.ation. Such
assertions are the off•pring of arrant fully as well as
of the basest m.:levolence.

A grand ball and supper was given at the Royal
Marine Barracks,' Plymouth, on Monday last, by
Captain FOY., Mr. GERRAItp, and Mr. SMITH,
Adjutants of that Corps, to commemorate the day
on which BpNAPARTE was driven by the Seamen
and Royal !Marines from before the wails of "Acre."'_
The 'coMpany was ccmposed of all the Nobility and
Gentry round, the country.
The F.xpedition of .General LAKE against the
.RAJAH of lEBANQuR, has been attended with full
success'—the RAJA.K, in flying from our Troops, was
opposed by a numerous body 'of his Insurgent sub.
jects, demanding arrears of pay; and being unable to
satisfy their claims, they attacked his escort,. and
after a sanguinary conilid, cut it to I:ieces.—The
RAJAH was 'severely wounded, but e,ca,:ed to the
northward. The RAJAH has been deprived of the
Sovereignty, of which tie was very undeserving.
Sovereignty,
_ .

Mr. Fox, it is said, has dined with Mr. Li ITING-
STON, the American Minister to France, since the
arrival of the latter in this Country. It should be
remembered that Mr. LTV I NGTON gave an answer
mole alTensive to this Country than all the other
Foreign-Ministers at Paris, to the partial commu-
nications of TALL EY RAND respening the pretended
guilt orMr. Dt nxe. It'cannot, We um!, he sup-
posed that such conot,6l on the part of Mr. LAVING.
STON would render his society acceptable to Mr.
Fox.

On board the -shits Earl lirwe and Admiral'
Gardner, lately arrived frOm India, are two
,Arabian horses, 'which are considered the most
beautiful of the kind ever seen' in this Couniry,
We hear they sent as a prcni, tr: m Marrpis
WELLESLEY' to: his' eldest sun, iyilu 1145 so loud;
distinguishea Litmelf at E;ton.,