The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

INFANTRY.

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-Royal Artillery,. Guards, the East and West Lon-
don Militia, Tower Hamlets, Ross and RenfreWshire
-Regiment of Militia, and HertfOrd, the whole of the
Volunteer Corps; all of which were stAioned
as follows: viz. Bank .of England, Knightsbridge
Barracks, Porfrnan-square 'Barracks. King's Mews,
the :Mint, Tower, Hackney and blington, the Bo-
rough, Lambeth, end Wanisworth.
:Pe volunteers on the south and north side of
the Thames, were stationed in various situations.
There were also within a short distant e of the me-
tropolis various reserves of cavalry and infairry.
The Ministers of State had each two police of-
ficers, and a guard of soldiers, which remained un-
der arms till five o'clock this morning.

The Hon.Capt.SIDNEY YORKE is appointed one of
the Directors of Greenwich Hospital, in the room
01 ~Ir..JoSErEt HUNT, and likewise'oue of the Lords
of the Adioiralty, in the room of Capt. Alooßsom.
Mr. RottNsoN, Who lins lttely been appointed
One of the Lords of the Admiralty, stleueeds Lord
LOWTHER.

Yesterday afternoon his Royal Highness the Duke
of CUMBERLAND took an airing in leis carriage.
Yesterday,a Great number of those who were
intent upon the relief of the distressed of any na-
tion whatsover, met- at the City of London Tavern.
The meeting was attended with the utmost
lion and solicitude, by those who bad before openly
declared their opinions upon that occasion.
lininediritely after dinner, the health of the KING
was dratfk with unaniinous applause ; afterwards,
that of Ihe QUEEN, and the rest of the RUYAL
FAMILY. '

The Duke of GLOUCESTER, who had met, upon
his entrance, the liost select and distinguished' ap-
rrobation, was, after retiring for a few munivnts,
dank with the most enthusiastic admiration. Uptin
his return, he gave thanks to the compare., and re-
joiced that he had net w ith'the applause of the So-
ciety upon an occasion where such circnrusiatices
were called into action. ,He felt• particularly hap-
prin sta,ing, that the British nation w.e:e, of all
others,• the most capable of shcwi.ig their great
!Rituality to their tedow=creatures, and -concluded

with the hope that they would impress the ne-
cessity of compelling a system of conduct which
would be of the Most material service, and attended
with the most salutary consequences. ,
The .health of Mi. PINCKNEY was then drank,
and Amity with America.
This toast was drank with, three times three,
and Mr. PlNCKsiev, in an animated speech,, in
which he praised 014/institution with the utmost
Trtour, declared, that he looked upon the present
institution as one ut she most happy. tendency.
There ,were many_ other toasts of the same na-
ture, and many health thank, which were met by
the ,acne persons with similar enthusiasm, and the
Company separated at the hour of twelve, with the
utmost CUlWurt and propriety.
ST. PAUCS SctiooL.—.-The Orations which, on
account of the illness of one of the Examiners have

been delayed for same weeks, took plate yesterday
at twelve o'elot:k. The School was crowded by an
elegant assemblage of tashtuna,nles, and a number of

the ['Jost learned men of /this metropolis. At one
the Mercer's Company entered, preceded by the
Head Master, and atteaded by the Senior Scholars
of the School. As soon as they were sewed the
speeches commenced, which for elegance of diction,
and gracelnlness of action, have never been stir-
' pasSed. They concluded at half-past three o'clock,
. when the Company adjourned to the House of Dr.
RonEturs, the Master, where they partook ot,sotue
refreshment. The most able orators were Messrs.
BAILEY; SCAM LL, PLATT, and GRANT.

By the Ramb aunz arrived at Leith, on the 17th.
inst. from Chrisiiana, we learn, that the Danish
Government have doubled the duties on the ex-
portation of timber deals, and b lifens, from Nor-
way. This, with
,the double duty about to be im-
posed here on the importation, must ad as nearly a
prohibition to our receiving further supplies of that
article trom the North, and will tend greatly to the
encouragement of a general use of the.produce of
our plantations