The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-30 00:00:00

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, POIITSMOUTR, 'tea. 29.—His-Majesty's ship Ra-
pid iss-t4is day appointed convoy to the Downs.
Sailed his Majesty's'ships Partridge, Thracian,
and Venerable to the Eastward.

Came in this day the Gambier, COPLEMAN, ,from
the Downs, fur Rio Janeiro.

Sailed the Henrietta, CORNET, for Sunderland ;,
and the King George, (avid) BRIAR, Master; for
Morlaix., with French prisoners on board.

Cows, AUG. 2§.—LYesierday evening passed- by
this , port" the English brig Ataircht, PARR, from
Georgia;' in Amenca, out 4.3..daya,, with timber
,for
the Dock-yards.
Also arrived and gone on fra Portsmouth a large
ship, of 74 guns, but dimot learn from, whence she
came.

Der►L, 29.—Arrii.ed this morning and
sailtd for the River the Collingatiood,:FOßßE, from
Surinam ; and the Annatelia, Ci.ixx, from To.!
ba,,o.

DARTMOUTH, AUG. 28.--Arrived yesterd# the
Eliza, cartel,,,Capt. MoRVAN, from Morldix, with
two American rissenge6, bringing dispatch'es iron
Gdneral ARMSTRONG.

His MAJESTY came to to n yesterday about twelve
o'clock, front Windsor, escorted -by a party. of Light
HOi4e. Be was received at the• Queen's Palace by
the Dukes 61 KENT, §liSsEx, and C.AMBRIDGE.
The latter Royal Duke;` paying his revects to
the KING, set off to Kew tc, rniet' the Qusaiv and
PEINCEsSES, to dine with the Dicke of CumBER-;
LAND. Her Majesty was attended by the Countess
of HAR:EINGION, Ladies CoLLyßit and 'I'HYNNE.
About half past rive o'clock, ber MAJESTY and the
PEINCESiES left Kew for Windsor. . .

.His INILTESTY htld'a private Levee at two o'clock,
which was au tended by s • • -

. .
The Lord President of the Council, the First Lord of the
Treasury and Chancellor Of the Exchequer, the First Lord of
the Admiralty, the three Sectetaties of State, the President
or the Board of -Controul, the Commander in Chief, the
I ticige Advocate, Viscolints GalWay'and.Chetwynd, Lord gt:
tlelens (in waiting),- Healhfierld (gold stick), Gambier, and
C. Townsend, Sira I. Sinclair, . Yorke GOvernor Gordon,
Admirals Young and Aplin, Generals Walker, Loftus, Gled7
statics, and Howard.
The toll Owing had the. honour of being presented
to His MAJESTY :

Lieutenant-General Loftus, on his appointment to the
Lieutenancy of the Tower.

Viscount Galway, on coming to 114
.title.

MajorXeneral G ledstanes, -'on. his promotion, who at the
same time received the -honour Of knighthood tor his services
at the capture of Niartinique rind Guadaloupe, as Quarter.
Masier.General to the. A rmy serving there.
Admiral Young, upon his being appointed Admiral of the
White, and returning from commanding 'at Plymouth. .
Major-General Howard, on his promotion.
Lord Charles ToWnsend, on his Lieutenancy in the 3d Re:
giment of Guards,' and on his return from Portugal.
Brigadier-General ‘Valker,• on his appointment, and on go.
ing on Foreign Service'.

Sid. lona Sinclair. on his being appointed a Privy Coun-
sellor.

Admiral Peter Aplin, on .his promotion from Vice-Admi-
rdt of the Red.

Rear-Admiral Sir Joseph Yorke, on his promotion:
Governor Gordon took leave of His Majesty, previous to
hia leaving this country for Berbice, to take upon, hint the
Government of that place.

His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which Sir
J. LIN SINCLAIR was intrOduced; and sworn in a
Member of the Right Hon. Board.

Governor GORDON was also introduced, and sworn
into his office as Governor of Bei biee.
His MAJESTY gage audiences'Mr. PLacLv.tr, and
the rest of the. Cabinet .Ministers present.

His Majesty's frigate Mercury, Capt. TANcocK,
arrived on Tuesday at Portsmooth from Cadiz.-L-'
Major ALLAN, of the Scots Brigade, and captain'
HANritTON, of the 74th Regiment (the latter in
charge 'of invalids, and of deserters froin the French'.
army), arrived in the Mercury, as_ did also. Pay-r.
master CAMPBELL, of Marshal BERESFORD:S. Regi-
mew ; Dr. JONES, of the 8 Ist ; Dr. COTTON, Of
the Rifle C►irps, and several sick Officers.
The letters and pkiers brought by the Mercury'
are not so recent as aceount.; already received from
Cadiz, having had rather a long passage: she left
Cadiz on the 2d instant.

There is to be a grand ball and supper at Win-,
Chester on the :,),btl) of Oaober, being the anniver-
sary .of his NlFfjesty's Accession to the Throne. It
wa dotertnined on at the Jubilee last year, in the
celtbration of which this ancient and lt)yal city was
most conspicuous.