The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-10 00:00:00

thews. and DOpdas.
• Major General Stewart. ,
Coknets—Walker, Quadri!. Taylor, Chester, and Rigby. • •
attl, SOtton, Parker, Digby, and Henniker.
Mess turn---Villiers, North, Calvert, Wallace' Smith, Hun-
ter, Paoli, Freeman Stanhk:pc, Hawke, Itev. Twisleton,
Smith, Rev. H. Edwards, Talbot, Elliot, Hon. C. Spen..
cer; Mii.lilleton,•Stourton, Wheeler, Saville, W. Bellasyse,
Beckforcl, D. Grosvenor, Hopei Hiley Addington, Baker,
• Moore, G. P. Moore, -and Wyndliatn.
Ms:penes —North; Abbot, Calvert, Wallace, Perceval,
Stanhope, Berne, Blackburn, Maude, St. john, Palmer.
Wright, Villiers, West, Digby, Dampier, Middle-
ton, -M. Helliker, Wheeler,- Saville, Sargent, Rigby,
Meggins, -Fremantle, D. Grosvenor, Addington, Price,
ami Palmer.
Alhres —Addington, E. 'Cook; M. Cook, Talbot, Saville,
Craven, Townshend, Bapgot, Strachey, Howard, Stourton,
Egerton, Vyse; 13yng, iitzroy, Digby, Helliker, A. M..
Egerton, Craven, two -Ilippisleys, Weldon, Sargent,
Rigby Blackburn, M. and E. Peek, two Douglas, and E.
and C Gust.
The following were among the Presentations to
thik MAJESTY •
The Countess of ELGIN presented two Greek
tidies ; one was attired, in a light blue velvet
dress, richly embroidered with gold lace ; the'
066. wore a light brown-dress, richly embroidered
with golti,lace; both of them had very long dark
hair, •ond .very straight, which laid upon their
shoulders, cheeks, and neck ; they were of the
middle stature ; Lady IsABELLA THYNNE, daugh.
ter of the D iwager Marchioness of BATH, by -her
Mother, on her being appointed Lady in Waiting
, to the Princess AttousTA, in the room of
.Lady
CHARLOTTE WY NNE, BELL/IEIIE, resigned ; the
MISS EPOLONIA STutIRTON, by her Mother
Lady STOURTON; Captain How-ARO) by General
. MANNERS, Mr. TALBOT, Secretary to Lord
WHITWoRTII, on his [MHO from France; Colonel
WALKER, by Lord AMHERST; Miss Sik4ILLE,
daughter Of
,CHRISTOPHER SAVILLE.• M. P. by
the Countess of PoitTsmouTti ; Sir -Homo EitirOlib
HOSKINS, on his coming to his Title, by Mr.
STANHore ; Miss HAMMoND, by Lady H.s.mrtorqn;
Miss Hoop, by her. Mother, Mrs: HOOD ; Mr.
by his' Father, Lord HAWK ; the Rev.
H. HOLLAND EDWAttps, on his appointment to a
Prebend of Westminster, by Lord FRANCIS Srerr.
Cry ; and the Hon. and Rev. Mr. TWIsLETON, on
his preferment, by his Uncle Lord HAWKE.
The Drawing Roorri•closed about half past four,
when THEIR MArti:STIES and the PRINCES4B re*
turned to Buckingham-house to dinner.
The DUTCH US of YORK came to St, lanieS'S in
4tatc, escorted by a party of the Life. Guard.. Her
Royal Highness was conduneii by Mr. Sr Cr NEY,
and attended by Lady ELIZABEVOI.Sr ENC ER, Col.
TAYLOR, and Mr. SMITH.
111 the evening THEIR MAJESTIES had a Con.
curt and &led Parry.
• This day the ROYAL EsstiLY left town for
Windsor.

The alseerhistr !Frigate, Capt. CAMPIIELLi is
.gone
to Cuxhaven, to bring over to this Count!), His
Royal .Highness the Dust of CAMBLIDGB anti
ratiNca WlLLtaia 01 GLoricttree.
The.Rilght Hon. JOHN. STRWART, Attorney Ge_
net reland, has resigned, and is succeeded by
STANDISH O'GRtI)Y, Esq.
The Transport Boar!! has the followins new
Crsinmissioners apprAnted to it, Capt. mats
Bowen, Capt. THOMAS HAMILTON, and Mr. Boy.
yenta, who vacates his seat in Parliament for this
appnintment.
Mr. Pre." was detained on Monday last io the
II lute- of, Commons too late to he able td be present
ar the Dinner at the London Tavern of the Elder
Brethren of thetTrinity House, but he, accompanied
by Lords I.l,kwassaititty and CAS,TLER EAOH, went
thither from the House of Commons, and they dined
by themselves in a, parlour. After having dined
they joined the company in the great room. Mr.
PITT was received with shouts of applause when he
entered. Amongst the company present were Lords
ROSLIN, MRLt tr.LC, CAMDEN, ' Essex, BATH-
and AtIVANLEY, Sir WM. SCoTT) Sir WM.
GRANT, &C. &C,
Mr. PITT, we hope, will attend the opening of
the Budget in the House ,of Commons on Monday,
and will corrett, we trust, those errors which have
been admitted into the statement of the Finances,
whether arising from arrogance, ignorance, or inea.
• pacity. Tr is material to the general welfare that
no misrepresentations or misconcepti(ais should be
allowed to exist in the detairof our Finance.
Mr. CAxutno has fallen under the displeasure
of a Timm-serving Print, which charitably, allows
that he possessei wit, hut contends that he has not
suffieient dignity to be of political importance.
We-will nisi degrade this Genrletnan by comparing
liim,with those whom he usually oppo4es, but we
will venture to say, that in point of literary, pbli.
tical, and oratorical powers, there are very few
persons in thiS country who are eittitledttalake the
lead of. Mr. CANNING.
His grace the 1)oke of Be ovorto's Annual Sheep,.
shearing and Strow of Stock commences at Woburn
on Monday next, where the principal:Graziers and
Amateur Agriculturists of the Kingdom areapeccleti
to attend.
No Letters of fvlarque are issued-as yet ageing! the
Batavian Republic, though such -a measure is daily,
expeatet-to take place:
La. joiepAille. French packet arrived at Dover on
Wednesday evening, under a ling: of- truce, and
brought', ,404 i, sevtral passengerti consisting of:
women and. 'children,
kamish East. Incliaman strived in DOver Roads
on Wedistidayafternorm, which states she had been
boarded thellay before by a French. rivateer, of 16
guns, froni Duokirk, bound •on a cruize in .the
North
The India Company „are about to establish a
Nightly ~..gturd at the •New.street Warehouse :
RuorrA are titling, up for .the aecommodation of the
Officers, who are tit take the duty, by rotation,
G6lll Wil.sCr till Sun.rise. •
At the Committee of 'Direants 44. the Royal
Humane Society on the 33 instant, the 'Right Hon.
Lord Irrik:NlzEß'wati trnatliUlOthlV CieptifOrlG of the
Vic.C.l,)/ei'llents of that excellentinititution. Next
Tuesday the monthly , meeting of the Manager 4.
Mill be holden, in ottkr to reward all persona' who
have .asiiduouSly exerted themselves fur preacr'v.ing
tit testuring lift.