The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

undermentioned, viz.

Vigilant, Da Silva, last from Pernambucco ; Hawke, Al_
pha, and Economy, from Cadiz ; Belle, Betts, from Lis-.
; Milhand, Hawke, Sally Ann, and Maria, from the
Westward; Dispatch, Reay, from Buenos Ayres.

Went out of harbour yesterday his Majesty's ship
Clyde, to Spithcad.
Arrived the Sincerity, SMITH, from London 3
and the JEsculapius, GOWDEY, from Sunderland.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 2.—Arrived the ilar7J Anne,
CLARK, from Jamaica in 74 days ; the fiol:ert,
NICHOLSON, from Hayti ier London, passed this
Port to-day, after a passage of 76 days.

• YARMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Yesterday arrived a French
li.gger privateer, mounting f.? guns, cut out of the
-Vlie by the boats of his Majesty's ships Desirje,

Britomart, and Bold.
The Mosquito sloop of war yestt2rday struck
upon Hasburough sand, where she still lies in some
danger.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 4.--Came into harbour his
Majesty's brig Manly.

To-day being the Anniversary of our beloved
Sovereign's Bir►h-day, the ships at the Great Nor°
celebrated the same by saluting with 21 guns at
one o'clock.

Sailed this day his. Majesty's ships 4ttack and
Mercurius, with Gottenburgh and Heligoland con-

voyC

DEAL, JUNE 4.—Came down from the River the
Golden Grove and Peter, and sailed with several,
transports under convoy of the Locust gun-brig.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Defence and Monarch
from a cruize off Flushing.
Sailed the Castilian strop of war on a cruize.

GERMAA PA PERS.

Extra of a Letter from Helsingborg, dated the
24th of: Mae- :

" There has been an engagtment between an
English merchant vessel and a Milli!) lugger, corn•
manded by Lieut. SONDERUP, in which the Dane

was beat off with the loss of 2 men killed and 2,
wounded. Three sail of the line are in-the Belts,
one of them bearing an Admiral's flag ; they Seiit
boats ashore on the Island of Sprogoe. A Swedi,h
merchant ship has been detained by the gun-boats
at Elsin,:ur.-4- convoy of 80 sa 1 has passc'd
Nyborg. English troops have landed on the Island
of Sprogoe from the three sail of the lino ; it was-
supposed that the Island was taken possession of for
a watering place."
NAPLES, APRIL 30.—1 t appears that his Maj-sty
is going to make that journey into Calabria which
had been projected previous to his departure for Paris.
Yesterday a Court day was held. His Majesty
wishing to give the-ibbabitints of -the- Islands of
Ponta and Ventenote a, fresh proof of iris Royal
clemency, and a decisive testimony of the interest
which he takes in their condition, has just granted a
general amnesty to all the emigrants of these Iskids
who having Ibllo,xed the enemy into Sicily s'qi:l re-
turn to the Kingdom within two months, and pre-
sent themselves to the local authorities, in order to
make a declaration of their submission.

CARA, APRIL 16.—We hate just been 'informed
that a considerable number of Turks are assembling
upon our frontiers, in Turkish Croatia and Bosnia ;
that they occupy all the strong places ; that they
have posted a numerous corps near Banjaluka, along
the river Verba, without our being able to assign.
any cause which could have given • place to these
movements. We keep upon our guard in Dalma-
tia, as well as in the Illyrian provinces and Austrian
Croatia, and have taken all necessary measures not
to be surprised by a furious multitude. From time
to time we see, between the Islands of Dalmatia,
some English ships of war.
BANKS OF THE M A INE,. MAY 14---We read in
the Berne Gazette, that AUGUSTUS ADOLPHUS IV.
has -refused the annual pension of 30,000 crowns,
which the States of Sweden had assigned to him,
and that this Prince will only enjoy his private re-
venue. He has requested, it is said, of Professor
2,LUNG, at Basle, to choose a Governor for his Son.'.

There is not, we understand, the smallest founda-
tion for the rumour of a general prohibition against
exporting corn from the French and Dutch ports.
14 one port, and in one only, we believe, (Dunkirk)
the exportation of that article has been prohibited ;
for no other reason than that the price had reached
the maximum. This is not the case at Ostend, and
other districts, from which it is permitted to be ex-
ported as usual.

A letter has been received from the French coast,
dated 09. Friday, in which it was stated, that a ves
lacicin with flour,' bound to England, had been
a
Ordered- to unload, in' consequence of new decree,
the particulars cif 'which had not transpired.

KIXG'S BIRTH-DAY.

The celebration of the KING'S Birth-day, yestef•
day, upon his MAJESTY completing his 72d year,
was observed with every dethonstration of joy
throughout the metropolis. The flags and standards
of the United Kingdom were displayed from the '
steeples of the churches, the Toike'r, and the public
buildings. Exadly at one o'clock, a double royal
salute was discharged by a gunner belonging to the
train of artillery, in Hyde Park, on account of the
Duke of CUMBERLAND'S confinement at Carlton- '
House. At the same time the Go cannons on the

Tower Wharf were discharged. The ships lying in,
the Thames, and all other ports, displayed their co-
lours upon the occasion, with the English upper-
most, which had a delightful effeet.
I The Court wanted the principal and grand attrac-
tion, viz. the presence of the KING ; but, we are
extiemeiy happy to say, his MAJESTY enjoys most
exceiknt health, and looks very well.
Several hundred tickets were issued from the Lord
Chamberlain's Office, fur admission -to the different
rooms through which the .Royal Family and the
company, pass to the Grand Council Chamber. The
rooms were not only crowded to excess, but the
roofs of the Palace,. anal alithe out-buildings.belongt.
ing to it, chiefly with females, elegantly dressed,
which had a charming rifeat.
St. James's-street, and the avenues leading to
the Palace, were crowded, the day proving remark-
ably fine. Most of the streets leading to St. James's•
street wero compleiely blocked up with carriages.
The houses in St. James's-street were crowded
with parties of friends of the inhabitants, who, as
usual,, provided entertainments on the occasion ; the
windoWs contained a number of elegant and beau-
tiful women, to view the company in their car-
riages and chairs, going to the drawing-room. The
Marquis Of HEADFORT, the Countess GRosvgtioet
and the Duchess of MONTROSE, sported splendid
state liveries.

Soon alter twelve o'clock, the company began to.
proCeed to the Palace, and continued till past font
o'clock. St. James's-street was frequently blocked
in, occasioned by the i►nmense number of car-
riages.

About half past twelve o'clock, -her IVlazasil
and the PRINCESSES left the Queen's Palace in IWO
carriages. The Duke of KENT accompanied her
MAJESTY in her carriage, with Princess AUGUSTA
Princesses ELIZABETH and SOPHIA, went in the se'
coed carriage. A great concourse of people 04."
sembled to view the Royal Family pass through the
Park. They proceeded to St. James's Palace lA
their morning dresses. They entered by the apart,
ments .of Miss BRUDENELL, one of the Maids 01
Honour to the QUEEN. Her Majesty and tO
Princesses dressed in their Court dresses.
Her MAJESTY' and the PRINCESSES entered the
Grand Council directly. Her MAJESTY took tigr
station under the throne, surrounded by the PROP
CESSES, the Dukes of KENT
.and SUSSEX, and the
tfurferblis attendants. The left door, leading froo
the Presence Chamber, was then opened, whe.4 tabs
Arclibishops,of.CANTEßßUßi andlroax, and a air
merous train of Bishops entered. The Arebbisligit
of CANTERBURY then addressed her MAJESTY in
fine oration of congratulalion to her MAJESTY,
which he alluded to his MAJESTY having reigned 5i
yews, arid concluded by wishing his MAJESTY 104
to live, tro dispense blessings and virtues among ttit
people. His Grace appeared much atfetted whilo
delivering it. Her MAJESTY made an apprOprial°
reply, when she could not forbear shedding teal"
The- Archbishop of Yam- then addressed her Me"
JEsTY at considerable length ; his Gia,:e was follow'
ed by the Bishops of WINCHESTER and SAi.w;llol4
and the o, her Bishops, in their regular order.
Miss MURRAY,. the new Maid of Honour, in the
room-of the Marchioness of lieer, was then intrc's
duced to the QUEEN, by the Marchioness of BA•rfli
she had the honour to kiss her MAJESTY'S 1064
upon the occasiett.
The PR INCEs6ES arranged themselves to the left
of her MAJESTY, towards the Thibne. We Weer:
extreme:y sorry to observe, in a -short time, tu;
Princess ELizassln, °vet whehned in grief; she"'
ding tears very freely.
The Nobility and Gentry, after congratulating be!
MAJESTY upon the, return of the day, his MAlsal;
enjoying good health, and the escape of the DIJZ
CUMBERLAND from assassination, paid their resp
to the PRINCESSES.
Her MAJESTY continued to receive the compsll
with the greatest affability and pleasant manners, sr-'
though rather low spirited.
Yesterday, at three o'ciock, the Prince of N1VA1,',65
proceedei with two state carriages and dressed ft'
verses lrona Carlton-House to the Garden-gate, Sti
James's, accompanied and attended by hiS Royal
Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, General }IV
LEE, and TURNER, Colonels M`MAHON, phi"
RYMPLE, and BLoOMFIELD.
There were present besides her MAJESTY—
The Princesses Augusta, Elizabeth, and Sophia, the Frieri
cess of Wales, the Duchess of Yoik, the Princess Sophia
Gloucester; the Princess of Wales, the Oakes of Y°r,*
Clarence, Kent, Cambridge, and Gloucester; the Arcti.;
bishops of Canterbury and York ; the Lord Chancellor, tla,
Loid Piesident of the Council, the Lord Privy Scat, wr
First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Excheillej
the Secretaries of State, the Secretary at War, the First LO;4
of the Admiralty, the Master .General of the Ordnance, tht
Commander in Chief, the Lord Chief justice of the Court °
King's Bench: the Laid- Chief ustice of the Court of
man fleas, the Lord Chief Baron Of the Exchequer,
tor 0"
At
Master of the Rolls, ttre fudge of rite Admiralty, the •
ney•General, the Solicitor-General, the King's AdOcattlea;
the Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder of London, r.
Sheriff's Woodland Atkins, of London and Middlesex 'to
Adam, in his full robes and purse of scale, as Chancellor
the „Prince of Wales, Mr. G arrow, the Prince's Attorney'
and Mr. lekyl, his Solicitor-General.
Dukes—Athol, Montrose, Gordon, Rutland, Anal`'
Beau tort,' and Newcastle.
•lger
Duchesses—Athol, Dorset, Montrose, Leeds, Do,‘•
Rutland, Northinnt3erland, Buccleugh, Beautint, Kichtuoi't '
Dowager Newcastle, and Rutland.
Malquisseo-,Huntley, Bath, licadfort, Wellesley, Water-
ford, Biandtord, Cornwallis, Ely, and Sligo.
Marchionesses—Salisbury, Beth, Sligo,• Ely, Thol
°lldvi;
Exeter, Cornwallis, BlandfOrd, Waterford, and Ta
stock
Earls—Bredalbane, Chatham, Mansfield, Kinnouli
ham, Mount Edgecumbe, Russlyn, Pomfret, Lindsey,
Warwick, Bridgewater, Puulct, Lansdale, Bristol, D,1.17,,f,
inghainshire, Chichester, Digby, Harrowby, Northesk,
bot, Bathurst, Egremont, kr:Arrington, Fortescue,
Winchelsea, Oxford, Strathmore, Galloway, Clonthel,
tart, Darlington, Macclesfield, Westmoreland, March,
court, Morton, Dartmouth, Malinesbury, Leitrim, lcrSel
iind Mount orris. '
Coutitesse Ms:—Grosvenor, Liverpool, Nlan.,field, O'er
Portsmouth,' W L Witham, Itestmoreland, ri,
Mansfield, Beverley, Clanwtlliarn, Camden, Faucon.bro,
Dowager Clottmeli,• I o+ doh, I )cheater, Clonmell,
mandely, Ay lestord, Pettibrofte, Idorclic ter, Guilcifc'

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