The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-03 00:00:00

LONDON, JUNE 3, 1603.

IN addition to the changes which we yesterday
mentioned as likely to take place, we have heard
of the following : Mr. SHER I DAN to be Secretary
at War, in the room of Mr. C. YOR ICE, who is to
be First Lord of the Admiralty, and Mr. BRAGG It
into be Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, vice
the Earl of LIVERPOOL.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY and the Duke
of CeNtaiRLAND, attended by General GwYN,
rode to Kew. In the evening Their MAJEST
had a Concert and a seleEt Party.
Yesterday His Royal Highness the DUKE of
YORK gave a dinner to Their Royal Highnesses the
Du Es of KENT 'and 'CUMBERLAND, and several
Noblemen

It is generally believed in the first circles, that
the Russiall Ambassador at Paris, the Count DE
MARCOFF, has been insulted by the Ft asT Corny t.
in the most gross and indecent manner. It ,is stated
that the Ambassador having presented a Remon-
strance to BONAPAR TE, in consequence of the unjust
imprisonment of the English in France, the Co s
replied in the most Outrageous terms. It is even
said, that he employed manual violence. At all
events, the general circumstance is by no means
improbable.
State of the, Poll at Nottingham :
Monday, - COKIL - 109 BIRCH - ion
Tuesday, - - 42 zoo
weditesclay, - . 90

VOLUNTEER CORPS.—Government now man to
allow daily pay c) ali officers not higher than the
rank of Captain,`for every day the corps shall be
out at exercise.

THE INSTALLATION BALL.—In addition to the
.particulars we gave yesterday, we have to add, that
by eleven o'clock the roads were completely
choaked up with carriages, the string of which
melted from Ranelagh.house to Piccadilly.
About eleven o'clock the PaINCE of WACEs qr.
rived with a party, consisting of Sir Witrxt N
LIAMS.VVYNNE, Mr. WYNNE, Mr. FORRESTER, and
Colonel MACMAI4ON. A few minutes after came
the Du it E and DUTCH ESS Yong, and the Duty
of CLARENCE, with a large party. From that hour
until three, the company did not cease flowing in.
There were five and six ladies to one gentlemen,
and the company in the.whole exceeded two thou.
'sand eight hundred personages of rank and fashion.
The ladies dressed all, more or less, in gold and
silver muslins, and head-dresses, necklaces, and ear.
rings, composed wholly of diamonds ; and many
ladies, displayed them in such profusion, that the
evidence of eyes was doubted. The Dutchess of
GORDON and the Marchioness of SALISBURY were
the only Ladies we observed dressed in the French
stile. - Her Grace wore a white gown, with a red
border. White and silver draperies were the gene-
ral dress among the Ladies, The Gentlemen were
in Court dresses or uniforms. The PR INCk of WALES
and 'the DUKE of YORK wore regimentals, as .Field
Marshals. TheDUK OfCLAR ENC Ellis naval uniforrn.
The PRINCE singled -out his supper party, which
consisted ofthte Dutchess of DEVONSHIRE, the Mar.
ohiOnebs of HEETtoRD, the DUKE of CLARENCE,
and about half a dozen more Ladies and Gentlemen.
Thelhtics and DUTCH ESS of YORK supped in the
splendid box which we have already described,
with a party of Ladies anti Gentlemen. -
At four o'clock the Ball commenced, when fifteen
couple ,were mustered. Very few persons of dis-
iinaion danced, The
.PRINC E walked up at.d down
with Her Grace of DevoNsts TR on his'arm, about
half an hour, when the party was joined by the
Duke and Dutchess of YORK, Duke of CLARENc a,
&c. It was about five when the Royal circle rc.
tired to their respectiVe carriages, and about six the'
greater part of the company follqwed.
The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Of' WAL ES was
taken to Ranelagh by Lady ELGIN, to see the pre-
parations, previous to the company arriving.
The new loyal Song, which we mentioned to have
been sung by Mr. INc L ttooN (having first received
His Majesty's approbation) having attrated gielit;•
admiration, we here insert a copy of it ;
When Order in this Land commene'd with AL rain's sacs
Laws,
Then sea-girt Britons, closely fenc'd, join'd in one common
- cause,
The glorious name, an Englishman, struck terror to the foe,
And conquering WILLIA st lix'd a fame that shall for ages
glow. •
On Albion's cliff's let Commerce smile, and cheering plenty
bring,
Then Sweet content shall bless the isle, and Gto&GZ its gra-
cious' King. •
•
Our HENRYS 311(1 Our EnwAnDS too
Fram'd once a Constitution, •
Which ORANGE WILLIAM did renew
By glorious Revolution.
Mild Apisia with Sceptre gently sway'd,
Filmier! the People's love,
And when her Kingdom's Peace she made,
Was call'd to realms above I
'Thence British Preedont, Right, and Laws,
From whence her glories spring,
• The pray'r of grateful Britain draws
On G roses its gracious King.
Great G tort i; E and CitA It LOTT E'S happy reign,
In Union binds tlieland,
'Anti scatters blessings o'er the main
-Withiall benignant hand;
The Regal Stock, its Royal fruit,
Like ivy round it clings,
whence its spreading branches shoot
A race of future Kings.
Thence English, Scotch, and Irishman,
With heart and voice. shall sing ;
• While BRUNSWICK'S hue adorns the Throne,
Gad Save our Graious Kt ri

We are concerned to add, that several accidents
happened; one servant behind a carriage was thrown
over the wheel by a jirk from the cbach running
against a post, and it is .said was killed on the spot ;
another had his leg broken. The Spanish Ambasaa-
dnrts carriage broke d9Wn if! VoMilt bOt IofPHY
119 RFci4Cr4 FPSPOt

NAVAL NEWS:
PLYMOUTH, cr tot t .--Sailed this evening NI Tor.
nant and Spartiate, of So guns each, and Mars, of 74 guns, to
join the Channel Fleet, and the Rambler SlOop*f Wat, with
a Convoy to the Westward.
Arrived the Dutch Calliot, Sorg Wyck, Captain Sear Dr,
laden with brandy, wine, and soap, from 13ar4e1ona, bound to
Amsterdam, (ittained in the Channel by the Acasta Ftipte:
Last night the Impress for Seamen was vary hot, alai late
in the evening a large mob, consisting-chiefly of wOlneitt •••
canceled round. the •Press-gangs at the Barbican, when one
of the Marines very imprudently discharged his pistol among
them, and killed Gilbert Rekestrew," the •hlaster of one of
the Fishing Smacks at this Port (who was leaning over the
rails of the Barbican), on the spot, the ball having entered
his heart. He has left a wife and live small children. The
Jury are now sitting on the body.
Arrived the Dutch Galliot, jutliow Brigita Caars,, Capt. ,
COMIC LY, laden with salt, from St. Übes,‘bound to Kona
ningsburg, detained by the Russell, of 74 guns, one of the
Channel Fleet.
Arrived the French Brig Rebecca, from Oporto, bound ta
France, captured by the Russell Man of War.
The French Frigate which arrived yesterday, it La Fran'
coil, and not La Sybil.
'Arrived the Swedish Brig Gustave, from Barcelona, Cap-
tain WRDE:4, laden with brandy an,i wine, botoul to Dun-
kirk, detained by the Acasta Frigate.
PORTSMOUTH, lON/4 2.—This evening arrivol at spit.
"head, Majesty's Ship Diana, from the Mediterranean,
with a large French Brig, supposed to be from St. Domingo,
It is said that two deep laden Ships from St. Domingo %co'
captured by a Frigate, and sent into Portland Roads 1:14
raght.
Arriti the Diamond Frigate, from the Westwerd, with
large Ship a prize to 114, which is put. under quarantine
the Motherbank.
Arrived the Ann, Transport,a from Malta and Gibraltar.
Admiral Cowtrowoon. this day hoisted his Fl 4 a
board the Diamond Frigate,.Capt. EEPHINSTONS.
Drolipelt down to St. Helen's, the Alligator Sloop, with
Troops for the West Indica.
HARWICH, LINT 2.—The Diana post-Unice Taci.ct•
Capt. Ossoarr, Arrived this morning from Cuxhaven• with
the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails. Capt. ()WAN fail°
on Friday the zath May, at which time the Prince el \S(44l5'
Capt. HEARN, arrived at Cuxhaven, with the Maus pl/14
aath. Capt. OSISORN yesterday spoke the Vidor Guil-
vessel off Orfordness, with a large Dutch West India Ship,
her Prize.
VAR 0 UTil, Jotea Z.—This mauling about four. o'cloir-
the Ambuscade F rigate, and Mallard and 13o)(1 (.um-r'
with a large Fleet of Merchantmen under Convoy, sailed

for the
Yesterday sailed the Mariner Gun-brig, wall Dispatchl
to the North-sea Fleet.
Mr. Rotas Lt., the Messenger, who arrived here vo 11.1°
28th ult. from Helvoet, in the Dutch Schuit Allett., tl"
morning rclurued" from 'London, and will sail inuncilia'l
in the same vessel for Ilelvoetsluys.
A Frigate and Cutter with Shlps under Convoy, lively Vl'
terday seen at the back of the Sands.
Sailed the Phoenix, Wiq'Qogs, Nymph, SHFFItiRP'
Hope, KNICIITi, for London.
The Swan, BOW 1 fAX T, • which arrived the
1104$1
from Messina, sailed this nnotning For flu"' 4 fairy
DEAL, luxe I.—Arrived the Leda f'rig'ate, (0 a
Sloop from the Northward, infi Lea.- Shot, of War 149rn
CruiCazme: down last night from the 1016 and/ r 411121.1141 ths
Hon. East India Company's Ship PIA"' - .

Town
Lord
y
Rear-Admiral COLLING wool) has hoisted, bins
KeslteirTdßayll.as returned co Sheetness, PI
Flag on board the Diamond Frigate 4E SPitlicaq'
take his passage in her to Pill 11.31134 A CUIL3WAvs.
Lts's Fleet.
One of the East-Indiamen that arrived
day, was in company vitls,a French 74-gno
Ship
the way from the Western Islands till they ;Plc°
the latitude of Brest. They had just parted ''ll„e.a
the East.lndiaman heard of the renewal of hosn'::
ties. The Officers of the two Ships had been in j"c
habit of friendly intercourse for the week hei°l •
they parted. Our Ship
,was worth 200,0001.
An Ejst-Indiaman that arrived two days
fell in with two French ships of the line, and o!.'
changed a few, shot with them, but fortunately got otti