The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-05 00:00:00

Dr. Turton.

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Paget, Knowlvs; nrollerick, Shaw, Ogilvie,
W.dpole, Perrit:v, tit:lre:hill,. C. Smith, Lttnnell,
raulkrer, NJourser, Irby; Yorke, and Steele.

TEe following had the linnntir a being presented
e. ills MAJESTY

Er. Irby, ou his ralrrilr.-_, be his father f. EbstOn
C();onel Ping, by Lord Henze. _ . .
Pole, by Aoniii.4l S;r Chalets Pole.

Newman Knowlys, Esq. the Common !_zerjelnt of the city
of I.9inlon, by the Right Hon. the „Lord Mayor, on lus
el ion to that office.
Captain Johnson, of the Coldstream Regiment- of Fr.:A
Guards, rni, his promotion, by Admiral Nuge,:t.
Sir Alexander M 'Kenzie, on his.return froin Canada, by Al-
derman Sir John William Andersckn.
Col. Moron, on his being appointed to the command of the
Monmouthshire Volunteers, by his father Sir Charlcs Mor-
an.
Mr. Mourier, by Lord Radstock:
Lieut. Reynolds, of the Old St. George's Volunteers, by the
Lord in Waiting.
Captain Ramsdell, of the ist Regiment of Foot Guards, by
Gen. Berard..
Captain Cameron, on his being appointed Governor of His
Majesty's Bahama Islands in South America, by Lord Ho-
hart ; on which occasion be had the honour to kiss His
Majesty's hand.
Mr. LOCK WA leave of Hts MAJESTY previous
to•his leaving this Coontry for Eept.'
After the Levee had closed, HIS MAJESTY held a,
Privy Council, which sat a considerab:e time ; at
the
.close of which Ht s MAJESTY gave a long private
audience to Mr. ADDINGTON. Gen. ARABIN, and
Sir CHAS. MORGAN had likewise audiences of His
MAJESTY; the latter laid before His MAJESTY the
decisions-of several Courts Martial.
At four o'clock His MAjts-rl.-- returned to Buc-
kinghatn-houst to dinner.
The DUKE of Yorm.dined with Mr. GREEN-
WOOD, at his house in Aodley Square yesterd3y.
To-morrow morning HER MAJESTY will view
the Corps which has the honour of HER MAJESTY'S
patronage, in the Park, on her way to Windsor.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE,
about a week ago, had the misfortune to break his
Collar-bone by his horse coming down with him,
but we are happy to bear he is in a fair way of speedy

recovery.
A Dublin Mail of the 3lst ult. arrived this muffl-
ing. It brings no intelligence of importance.
Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
East India House, which adjourned at six o'clock
till to.unorr ow.

• Tomorrow morning five millions and a half,, in
hank notes and specie; will be transmitted from the
Exchequer .to. the Rank to pay the Dividends ; so
that if the lists were pinde up the Bank might begin
paying on Saturday ; hut we understand that the
books will not be ready. before Tuesday morning.
General 02 INF I ELCl';.alliOliS Lady, we under.:
stand, died at Barhadoes,„a9d-General CLEPHANE,
at Grenada. The Lady. whoFlied'at the same time
with Mrs. GRINFIE w.4s; an intimate acquaint,
ance of her's, but not •I he niece of the General, whO
is now on her pas.sage to England.
On Tuesday and Wednesday se'nnight the Royal
Lanarkshire (the first Scotch Militia that ever cross-
ed the Border) arrived at Berwick-upon.-Twee3, in
two divisions ; and on Monday last the first divi,
sion arrived at Newcastle, •on their route for Mr.
ham, when it is expified that, on their. arrival,
they will be ordered further •to the Southi.. They
are a healthy, fine-looking body of men, amounting
to 900 strong, but, on the arrival of all the recruits
on their march, they will constitute a Regiment of
I too men.

Friday morning th! first division of the 18th, or
Royal Irish Regiment of Foot, marched from the
Castle of Edinburgh for Dunbar. The remainder
of the Regiment followed on Saturday. They are
to he replaced in the Castle by the Aberdeenshire
Militia, who marched in from the Canongate on
Monday.
Yesterday tke Duos of ,GLot/CesTFß's
Volunteers had a field-day in Hyde Park. in con-
sequence of regimental orders from their Colonel,
which lasted from one till near five o'clock in per.
forming the several tuanccuvres.; From the extreme
wetness of the ground, and having to cross the
Bucktlen-hilt ditch without stopping twice, several
of the men fell, but fortunately no material accident
°wined, although the march was with bayonets
fixed.

Colonel FIERRIES,'S City Light Horse and Di,-
mounted Cavalry, were out yesterday on skirmish.:
ing partici down the City-ro.titli, extending towards
Islington, &c.
On Friday next the,Fulhatp•Volunteers,.untler the:
command or apt.-M EYRICKi.t4iII be brigaded with.
the Chiswick Volunteers. The Macgravine (SAN-.
Ac H resigns
..her pleasure-ground at Brandenbu
}!use, for the use of the Volunteers, on the occasion.,
The Lieutenancy of the West Aiding of York:,
shire have resolved, that. the Certificate:required to
be given by two D.eputy4jeutenonts, of the dis-
charge of any:man serving in the, Army
.ofßeserves,
ought 'not to be given until such Deputy-Lieute-.
mints have exercised their judgments as to. the pro.:
priety of such discharge. •
The Corporation. c# Leeds have ..voted a Pair of
Colouts to each Battalion of the Leeds Volunteers,
which are expe(tcd to be presented 'to them on the
QUEEN'S Eirtil.Day. The Yolunteers of Leeds
consist of two Battalions of 700 men eaeli, Who are
indefatigable in their exertions to petted themselves
in their military duties.,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, last,
weekohe 2d Regitnent,olLancashire Militia march.
ed inrolpswieb, on their route for Woodbridge
Barracks.
A Subscription is' opened in Bath for supplying
Flannel Waistcoats and Drawers for the Troops of
the Severn Distria, Several Ladies have already
given ten Waistcoats each. .

A very warm impress took place at Hull on
Monday se'nnight, and the following evynings
several hands were procured in consequence.
Numerous small. vessels"toder Pruss.,., Colours,
have lately passed up ate me 9, and anchored in
the different Creeks on the_,ssex Shore. The Ships
stationed at the Notes have received very strkt or.;
tiers from the Admiralty, to board all vessels uniici
those Colours, and to be particularly minute in the
examinaJinn of them. .
The Vessel built for Mr. Ihvi,tmsry, th.e.. East
_lndia Company's .agent at .flussora; f..if the ti-asis...
mission of the over-land Packets t0,..136mbay, is A
remarkal,ly fine GAllefi' and nantkat 'men, say Olaf
sheican make the passage neatly twelve thr.ys
'than the Pearl used to d'o, the Vessel einpioyccill-
fore this which is Galled-the
On Monday Uri, of Jsrallitense kvws
out of one of the w;tter-pipes
Tavistgck.strect.