The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-21 00:00:00

P ARM, MArsca .11.

till Volunteers on horseback, v. ho are to corn•
pose the First Consul's Guard of Honour while he
is at Brawls, is to consist of too young men of
property, and of good appearance. Their uniform
is to be the Spanish Costu'n2 of the tine of FERDI-
N,!.ND and ISABELLA. Eletl uniform will cost
2400 Help (about tool.)

The liti.Minister of Marine, FORFAI r, has ar.
rived ‘within these few days at 4//twerp, ih order
to superintend the improvements that are to be
nude in that Port.

Letters from Italy state, that the Pop e i 3 at pre-
sent occupied with a grand projea conceived by
MICHAEL ANGELO, which was to turn the Tiber
from its present course, for the purpose olobtaining
those Monuments off Art and Antiquity, which
are supposed to be in its present bed.

..Q0 Tuesday fast a Circular-Letter was. ant to
the Commanding Officers of Yeomanry of the City
of Dublin, requestieg them to meet His Excellency
the LORD LIitrIENANT at the Castle at three
o'clock on the same day ; short as was this notice,
there attended at the hour appointed the Com.
mandants of the folloWing Corps The Attotoies,,
Merchants, Stephen's green Cavalry, do. Infantry,
Barrack Division, Rotunda Di vision,Canal Infantry,
Liberty Rangers, Camden Cavalry, and some others.
'lt was requested of' these Gentlemen to make as
speedy a return of their effective numbers as they
could depend upon,, as it was by no means certain
that Sir WteetANt IVlEnows might not very
soon find.it necessary to detach at least a part of
the Garrison of Dublin to aell at a distance from the •
City.—The reply on .the part of the Yeomanry
Officers consisted of an assurance of their prompt
obedience to this request, and of their confidence in
the spirit and loyalty of their felLow.citizens, which
ever had been, and ever would be found equal to
the danger and difficulties of their country.
The same day a Privy Council was held at the
Castle, which was attended by all the 'Ards of, the
Council then in tbwn. A Proclamation was or-
dered to 'issue, empowering the Lord L'eutcnant by
his Warrant to call out 'such parts of the 'Militia of
Ireland as he may judge necessary.
It is now two years since the glOrions Battle of
Alexandria. This being the Anniversary of that
event, the fifty-two pounder, brought from Egypt
(which was placed before the Castle of Alexandria),
was set up before the Master Gunner's house, in
the Park. The piece is cast in brass, and is six.
teen feet long. It has just been embellished with
several devices, expressly prepared. On each Side
are the King's Arms and G. R. -with :The Motto;
near which is represented Britannia, with her
shield and spear, the Lion at her feet, and a Croco-
dile near him. At the breech is a Sphinx, on 'which
the gun rests. In the front are Lord Chatham's
Arms, as Master.Geoeral of Ole Ordnance t under-
neath is placed the letter C. with the motto. His
Royal Highness 'tile num,. of Vine. Inspeded it
yesterday,.and a vast concourse of people assembled
to witness the-preparations ; so much so, that it was
found necessary to call in a guard to- keep of the
populace. A Serjeant's Guard of the Royal Artil-
lery is to be stationed at the'spot, till an iron rail-
ing can be fixed up.
The Dispatches for Fort St. George and China,
by the iff,xprd, were finally closed at 'the East In-
dia House, on Saturday, and delivered to the Per_
set.

1 PASSENGIRS.
Evatt Wright, Esq. Fattoi; -

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Lieutenant Wilson rcraynougli, Lieut.-CuL Core,. of 33d
Regiment, and Lady ; .
• Lieutenant Orrock, nt bitli Regiment, nd Lady ;
Messrs. A. Douglas, Steatatt, G. Anderson; Assistant.

Syrgeons.
Messrs. H. Forward, ~Grant, p. Dundas, Hamilton, H.
M. Cooper, M. P. CunniughAin, .T. SAVAIIII, P. rroser,
C. E. Finch, M.N.' Fielder, 1. Russell, Calas.
Mr. Thomas Comp, Agent 0 the rhillipine Company at
• Manilla.

THE OP E A.—The serious,Opera of Merope was
'repeated on Saturday night, • in which Mrs. )2111..
NGTON made her first appearance since her
She sung with her usual excellence, but we believe
she is ter from being pertealy recovered, and very
much fear she wilt sufFer by appearing sty soon in
public. The Divertisement was La hire- de Bee,
tavia, Which was followed by the Ballet of. LA
Filen .Exchantie, in which all the principal Dancers
displayed their usual excellence. The-House was
crowded in every part, and the Boxes to the roof
were filled with beauty and fashion. The Pk INC I
of -WALES was present, and sari for a considerable,
time in the Dutchess of DgvoilstaTßE'S box. -

Ktuts Le arrived in Town on Saturday, in good
health and spirits..
After the representation of John Bull, which, as
usual, attradted a crowded Audience, on Saturday
evening at Covent-Garden Theatre,. the pleasant
Farce of The Prize was brought forward at that
Theatre. It was upon the whole supported with
considerable spirit, and powerfully aided by the
strains of BitAIIM44.

The Hero of the North, though so potent a rival
as John Ball has started against him, continues to
hold his ground in Public opinion. It must be con-
fessed, indeed, that even the great dame of Gat.
taws Yana derives no small support from the
charms of music and magnificence of scenery.
The, scene of Mr. FY I's new Opera lid, we
' understand, in German* but the Author, we doubt
not, has too much taste and too coned a sense of
moral duties, to found his Drama upon the model of
the German school.

A new Candidate is soon expeded to come for..
ward at Drury lane Theatre in the charaaer,
Ontottoia. This new Candidate, it seems, 'is 'a
Gentleman of fortune, and chiefly tempted to vett.
cure on theatrical boards by desire of fame. His
personal qualifications as said to be uncommonly
well fitted fur the Stage.
A woman of most abandoned cliaratier
brought on Saturday before the Magistrates at
Queen.square, charged with follor. iup. pradices
tending to corrupt' the morals of young females.—

PLOOMSDUPY AND INNS OF COURD4ISSOCUTION.

ON Saturday a numerous Meeting of the 'ate
Members of this Corps, was held at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, when SAmt7EL C.
Cox, Esq. the late Lieutenant-Colonel, was una.
.nimously called to the Chair.
Mr. Cox, after reading a Letter which had been
left at the Bar 'for him, expressive, of a %visit that
the Corps should be re-established, stated, that two
Advertisements had appeared, convening the Meet.
ing, nod that when he saw the first Advertisement,
he %4s not acquainted with whom it had originated ;
he had, however, the gratification to state, that it
had been inserted in the Newspapers, at the instance,:
of a few very respe(table l'ersons, who tver,... late
Members of the Corps ; and M. Cox requested
them to state to the Meeting the Proposition they
had alluded to in their Advertisement.

Mr. ATCH ESON said, he did not hesitate to ac.
knowledge, that he had, with the Concurrence of a
few of his Friends, late Privates in the Corrt,
caused the first Advertisement to be inserted in the
Newspapers,, with a view to the re-establishment
of the Corps, at this important crisis. He then
alluded to his own mfitives for interfering in the
business, and pointed out impressively, tite• neces.
sity of the fne3SUre, under the existing circum-
stances of the times; and he very fOrcibly appealed
to the Members present for their suppart of the
Proposition he meant tri submit to their consider.,.
lion, which was, that the Corps should be revived
on the same terms of service on which it was before
established,

The Motion being seconded by Mr. RICHARD-
SON,

Some discussion arose, on Mr. Lc WNDES stating
that he doubted the propriety and expediency of
the measure, At the present. time, and who :isk(Nl
whether it had not originated from some suggestion
of the Goveromeni ?
The Chairmin then related what he knew of the
business, and said that he' was convinced the first
Advertisement had been inserted by the respeaahle
Members referred to, without :my concurrence or
suggestion whatever of the Government.
Mr. WILL IAM HARRISON likewise stated, eery
perspicuously, his sentiments on the subjekq, anti
approved highly of the measure, at.d in which he
was supported by Mr. V.vrsoN, M. •Gt,
and several other Gentlemen, who expressed theM.
selves nearly to the same effeet.
Mr. ATcnESON declared, that the Advertisement
had originated with himself, but which was in.
serted in the Newspapers, with the concurrence of
the Friends he had alluded to, and that they ,had
not, from motives of delicacy, arid to avoid the pos,
sibility of -any difference of opinion, mentioned it
even to the late Officers and Committee of the Corps,
and that it was not likely they should hive had any
communication with Gosvernment on the
,subjeft
deed it was not necessary that any suggwiOn of that
sort should be made by Government: Meta_
bets who had composed the late Corps, whose public
spirit and ardour would, at all times induce them
to come forward' in the Defence of the Country,
without any mell intimation, however proper it
might he on many occasions. •

Tlie Question beina• loudly, called for, was car.
ried unitnimously,inihe affirmative.

For the other Resoli►tions which were entered
into, see the Front of cur Paler; and we sincerely
trust that the truly Patriotic Example of this, it -
wcelable Corps, will have its due circa on all the
Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in the King-dom.

CORN EXCIMAY;S, MAIIC/I 21.

Imports of Wheat today are not large ;
Samples of best quality are said 25. per Qua.
ter lower, and other sorts had a further retitle.
tion • we have Barley in great abundance ; that
and full is. 6d. lower; Pease are down' 3,4*.,
and Beans of 1)(6 sorts rs. and zs. cheaper;`
there is a good supply of Oats, which decline in
Price full 'as. per Quarter ; the Flour Trade heavy,
and at something less.

W (ICU 44S a 52s a-59s od. Tick i3eans -28 S a 32s od,
Fine ditto - Gos a 61s 6ct, Oat's- t 45 zas
Barley ats a 26s 6d. ,Pniand ditto sts azu
Malt - 4os a 45s Gd Rape SecA - 321 a 341
Rye - -32 s a s oil Fine Hour - 4;s a 49s
White Pease 4os a 46s od. Second do -41 s a 4;s
Beans 325 a 36s od
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THE FOLLOWIZIO ADDRESS (F TILE MIDDLESEX

MAGISTRATES, 'TO HIS MAJESTY, WAS PRESENT•
RD ON WEDNESDAY. LAST AT THE LEVEE.

" WE, YOUR MAJrSTY'S Justices of the Peace
for the County of Middlesex, be leave to approach
your Sacred Person with assure es 91 urifeigned
joy and head-felt satisfailion, at Youn IVjAj very
late Providelitial Escape from the furious malice of
.a band of daring and desperate TrAitors. With
inexpressible horror, we reflea on the Danger to
which Voce. MAJESTY has been exposed ; and on
the atrocious wickedness of those, who could re-
solve to raise their impious ha: ds against ; Pe we s
who has such powerful Claims on the Affeaicio and
Gratitude, as well as on the Duty of his People.
" In this new and signal Instance of YOUR
MAJESTY'S Preservation, we receignize wish grater
ful devotion the continued Favour of that Gracious
Being, who has so frequently and so remarkably in-
terposed for your Deliverance, from the most awful
and imminent, mangers and we most earnes4
implore that Being; still to watch over and pres;;rve
your invaluable Life; to defend and prosper ,your
Government ; and to prolong for many years, a,
Reign which has been distinguished be all unexsill_
pled display of every Virtue, in the 'Person of the
Savv a a tax, and which has proved one or tie
choicest Blessings bestowed by Providence 'on this
highly favoured Nation.
46 We cannot quit YOUR MAJESTY'S Royal l're.
senceovithout availing ourselves of this opportunity
to assure Youa MAJESTY, that in the discharge of
our functions as Magistrates, we will exert our
utmost endeavours to discover, arid to frustrate, all
seditious and treasonable Conspiracies, and to guard
a Life so deservedly dear to,all Youa. Mai k‘TY*l
loyal Subjeds."

On Saturday morning Yams Ants, the Green-
sich Pensioner, was executed on Pennenden Heath.
His body was -afterwards brought to Greenwich

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DUBLIN, MARcii ax.

LORD TOWNSHEND's BIRTH-DAY.

TH ttr the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Ireland
never fail in affeaion, and gratitude to the true
Friends of their Country, is manifested by the five- .
and-thirtieth annual celebration of Lord TOWN-
. an END'S Birthrdiy, at which attended not only some
of the prime of our Nobility and Gentry, but their
descendants, who could only know by tradition
_the obligations we owe the Noble Marquis.--The
dinner was as good as Harrington could prpvide,
tatic wines were exquisite; and the kind, theliberal,
and festive- spirit of Lord To w t-;13 pervaded
and animated the whole.--After dinner the follow.
ing Toasts were drank : I •
•
I. The KrN c--and may Cod Almighty,long preserve him,
here, and grant him happiness eternally hereafter ; and Coo-
fulion to all his Enemies.
2.. The i2u ZEN,
3. The PRINCE. and PRINCI.32 of WAt.xs, and all the
Royal Family.
4—The Earl of 1341tIMICKIL, our highly and most (l;s-
-servcdly esieemed •Lord Lieutenant—and Prosperity to the
United Empire.
The .Marquis TOWNSIIZND, the true_and long tried
Yriend of Ireland ; and that the many who love 4nd roped
him in this Kingdom may hav,,,,,many occasions of celebrat-
ing the return of this (ley. •
•6. Our Countrywoman the Marchioness of ToWnshend,
in beauty, virtue and conduit, the ornament of her sex.
7. The Countess of Hardwicke, the Patroness of the Irish
Loon); and the true Representative of ail that is minable,
• virtuous, and respectable.
3. Lady Elizabeth Loftus. •
9. The Dutchess of Leeds.
so. Lady Anne
.Hudson, Lady Maria and Lady' Hariot
Charlotte"Townshend. •
rt. The Earl of Leicester. •
la. Lord John Townshend, and the other Branches of that
Noble I amity. . - '
13. The Army of the United Empire, and the Duke of
4 York. •
4. The Navy and the Earl St. Vincent.
ice. The Earl gpencer---and may the great and glorious Na- ,
vat SuCcess we experienced be continued by his Successors.
z 6. The Meintiry of Earl Howe, and the ist 01 June, 1794.
17. Lurd.htelsOn, and the glorious ist of August, 179 g.
121. Lord Duncan and the tth of 04tober, *797.
19. Sir John Bolla,e Warren, whose critical and manly
condu6t deserves the thanks of Ireland.
ao. The Militia, and the other gallznt and spirited Corps
of Great Britain, with their Noble Commanders at their
head, who volunteered and served in defence of their Sister
Xingsloni ; with the Marquis of Buckingham's addition,
‘, and may it ever be considered as our most sacred duty to
stand or fall together an United.EmOre.'"
zr. The Earl Camden, t e Father and Friend of the Yeo-
manry of I relapd.
22. The Yeomanry of Ire and, under Divine Providence
the Saviours'of'their Coutpt.
23, The Militia of Ireland.
e 4. The, Marquis Cornwallis, our late excellent Chief

Governor.
as. The Lord Mayor and. Corporation, and the Citizens
Of Dublin, ever distinguished fortheir loyalty to their King,
attachment to their. Country, and Afredion to that true
Friend of Ireland whose Anniversary we. are now celebrating.
26. Sir Wm. Medows, Commander of the Forces.' •
The Glorrous anti:lmmortal Memory of the Great
King William.
28. Lord Hutchinson, and the Army of Egypt.
2y. Mr. Pitt.
30. The Earl of Westmoreland.
34. Lord Htsbart.
32. • Lord l'el ham.
33. -Mr. Addington.
3.t. Mr. A blot, Speaker of the House of C%-,,i-ninons.
3s. Mr. WiCkil9lTl.
56. lahn Foster:
37. That respectable Citizen, Wm. Cope (the instrument
of Divine Providence) who reseued this City and Kingdom
from MasSarre on the 12th March, 1793.

Among the Guests ware
The Lord Mayor and 4Jigh Sheriffs, the Earl of Shannon,
the .Earl or ponoughtiaorei the Viscount Kil warden, the
Viscount Islorbury, Lord Frankfort, Lord John Beresford,
the Right Hon, Colonel. Kins, tjic Right Hon. J, M Mason,
riigc Johnston, Gen. Gardinef, Sir Boyle Roche, Sir T.
g ton, Sir John; F. Cradock, Sir Alexander Schomberg,
Sir John Ferns, the Archdeacon of 'Dublin, the Dean of
Rephoe, Mr. Commissioner TownAend, Mr. Commissioner
Burgh, Col. Durham, Fifeshire Regiihent, Col. 'Neville,
Ordnance, Col. Manly, ditro, -Major M'Leant ditto, Cain:
Brubazon, Navy, Capt. Mitchell, ditto,: Major Tames, 62d
Regiment, Col. O'Hara, Antrim _Militia, Col. Alexander,.
119;. J. C. Beresford, Mr. Anderson of- Fermoy, Mr. Luke
W hue, Mr. Needham, Banker, Mr. Woodmuson, ditto, Mr.
Charles Beresford, Mr, Harcourt lees, Mr. J. C. Lees, Mr.
Townslicod Lees, Mr. Edward Lees, Mr. William Lees,
Mr. Shaw, Mr. Bush; Mr. Wm. Green, Mr. Arrnit, Mr.
Wm. Affilit; Mr. Swan, Mr; Perrott, Mr. Schaw, Ordnance,
Mr. K. Alexander, jun.' Mr. MAson Ormsby, Mr. Dejon-
court, Mr: WmEdington,
. Mr. Win; Cope, Dr. Gray, Dr.
Cleghorne, Mr, Stoney, Mr. Deey, Alderman Carleton,
Alderman Eashaw,-Ahlerman Andrews, Rev. Mr. WU:in,
Mr. Hume, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Gordon. Mr. Westenra, Mr.
1. R. Fitzsimons, Mr. English, Mr. G. Montgomery, Mr.
Draper' Mr. S. Draper,, Capt. Draper,' -Mr. G. Waller,
Mr. Elsinere, Navy, Mr. Efsmere, pm. Capt. Mitchell,
Mr. G.' Tyner, Mr. Dick, Mr. H. Dick, Mr. B. ‘Vorthing-
ton, Mr. J. Jo-lino-me, Mr. Win. Dillon, Mr. Sam. White,
A. white, cowls. Guinness, lobo. Lees