The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-30 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH
29.

ARRIVED this evening, His Majesty's Ship
Amfibion from Cork, with impressed men ; lithe,
TURNER, and Prudent, JEFFERSON, from Guern.
sty; and Fortitude., CANNorr,-from London.

Silted the FY, GREEN, to London.

FiILiVIOUTII, MARCH 27.

•
ED the frahingbam Packer, with a Mail,
in fourteen days, and the Prince of Wales Packer,
With a Mail, in seven days, both from Lisbon.

DEAL, MARCH 29.

ARRIVED from the Mediterranean, and sailed
through for the Nore, the Greyhound Frigate. •
)I,eltiain :the :imps Sealeby Castle and link's:,
indinnty_, with His Majesty's Ships as per last.

The. Press in the distant Ports has been warmer
Within these few days than when Press-Warrants
were first. issued.
The report of Naval Lieutenants -being re.sta.
tinned at 'the Signnl Pests along the Coasts, is con.
tradieted in the Paper that first gave rise to it.
undeistand that the two legal ,Cornmi,sioners
under the Navy Abase Bill, have resigned their
Appointments.

'Yesterday Lord SHaut ELD commenced his Pre.
ardency of the Board of Agriculture. As soon as,
the otdinfiry. business of the day was gone.
Josephthrough,Sir
BANICS got up, and lamented that a Noble
tord(Citkattictori)should have resigned their Chair,
so contrary to, the hopes and wishes ofall who heard
binl. He concisely stated,his Lordship's eminent ser-
vices,whieli he said, certainly claimed the grateful ac.
knowledgmente of the Board : Sir JOSEPH then moved
" That the Thanks of the Board of Agriculture be
" given to its late President, Lord CARRINGIION,
4; for his eminent services in a constant attendance
" upon, and his very able and judicious ciireition
" of, tire concerns of the Board ; and particularly in
" his skilful management of its funds and ITnances."
The Earl of ROMNEY said, that he Tose, as an old
member, with peculiar salisfailiont to second a nip.
Iron, on which there could be but one sentiment;
The talents of the Noble Lord, so clesetvedly the
subjeil of it, had been exerted in support of the In.
stitutinn, and the general Agriculture of the Coun try,
in a manner to entitle him to their warmest acknow,
lodgments. In thus paying them, the Board would
but confer an honour upon, itself. Lord ROMNEY
conclucle4 by saying, that though they could
.not
but Bret the loss of their former President, he
trusted the official conduit of his Successor would,
whenever he retired, entitle him to a similar tribute
of their approbation.—Sir JOSEPH BANKS'S motion
was then pnt, and agreed to unanimously ; and the
new tPresident was requested to communicate the
Resolution to his Noble Predecessor.

Last night the LAt3Y MAYORESS had a splendid
Rout at the Mansion house. At nine o'clock, or.
tiers :were given to admit the visitors, who were in
‘ralting in a long string of coaches. The Lord
1.433 or and Lady Mayoress and Fatnily entered
the Egyptian Hall in procession ; the Band of the
City Militia in full uniform, played in the outer
Hall, which was beautifully illuminated with va-
riegatedjamps, wrmthed round the pillars with
flowers. The Egyptian Hall was illuminated
"10SI the cypher G. K. with a brit-
'rant star in variegated lamps at the top of the
ball. There the Lady Mayoress was upon a tern-
P°rary thrum. and receiv4ii the bompliments of the
company. the bottom of the hail was 'O6 City
Ares in vartegated lamps, in great taste. At ten
cl'clock couocry . dances commenced in. the Egyptian
,he (est watt led down by PR IC E and
Count SILVER J The party was most nume.
taus as tv4as elegant.

-On Wantsday last the Non.coMmissioned
tot of tie Sussex Militiaveommantied by 'their
Adjutatyi, preceded by the excellent band belong_
ing to, nit Corps, marched to Goodwood, and re.
cetvi4 from their Colonel, his Grace the Duke of
•IlcilUt.;)l4D, the Colours of the Regiment, previous
fhe:r marching for Lewes and Brighton, where
;14ey Lre to he embodied to-morrow.
Lord DAR y's Stag-hounds had a very severe day
OTI,MorWay last ; they enlarged a. stag at ten o'clock
! 4.litham Bottom, near Croydon, which ran
tilrolgh Cobden, Chaldon, down to White Hill,
ts.) litetchingley; through Borgia* Park to Outwooct-
-oto.tiou ; then, cross the River Mole at. Mason's
Eridge, cross the Brighton road at Dover Farm,
klid again• cross the river it Rice Bridge ; then
lobe ró Gadbrook Common, and lastly to .Leith,
tQliere he was run into by a few hounds, after *a tun
t wo hours and fifty minutes.
SINGULAR. ADVRATIGHLIENT . —The folloWing is
Nken from the. Pubacisee of the 24th inst.—"-A
Person *aged t wenty -five 'years, who sei ved for three
canipaigns in the capacity of Second Lieutenant in the
of the Department of Aube, being now
the mike:. of three male infants, born at a birth, and
all living, and finding herself in extremeindigence,
..ddresses herself to minds of sensibility, -craving re.
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