The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-22 00:00:00

Lord ;_____. APZ.IT Y, Suported -the 'opinien'of his H onourable Friend \vho had just' sat down'. When we were called npon to corne to a rot a e 'of Credit, 'unparalleled in 'amount; and under such exti-aordi._ nary circumstanees, we onght certainly to be in pOsi. session of all possible Information on ' the subje4. sters 1 ) ad', hOwever, been, labouring for. six months to procure inforrnation for thelionse, .but' M vain; and this; ' in ' his 'opinion, suffi c i ent l y. all Offici a l i nfo evinced t h e true state of the case. In 'the ab sence o f rmati o n we must have. recourseto that inferior species of infonnatien which • it :was. in the power of every Mini lt P to pessess. Ho w '. did t h at resent the state of Europe? Look to Austria : r e is nothing in that quarter_ to induce us to k'lleVP. her finaneeB or her *armies 'Were in such a si t„uatin as to enable her to take the lead in the - con- , 'ederaey against Fr ince. The intimate connexion which Prus;ia had for many years had with . France (t 'd not seem les,ened but , WIS. rather conlirined, Asia evinced no disposition to depart from that eau tde.l6ll' Policy, whHi ori g i nating - with Catheri ;Mar. As Eme ne ; and, parted from b y Paul, was again purs ue d. by Alex to Gormanv n ell ., the homage she w n to the ici entlV - p k ror in his progress down the ,11hlifie 11l he sentiment' of that country, wanting en which 'such a rote The number Of the Towers, the Powers, the knowledge *of the which ' they would . agree • to aa; had peace ,for its ofje'6l. We Ite this money out o the abun- Country-. That the resources such, as by making some Sacri... us • to assist another' . .l'OWer in h Parliament should Consider as Id not deny;-.but. as no informa been c ommunicated to the House, qualified to judge of the pro -ino- a single shilli ng of the Public b purpose, he should give. hii decided Motion'. , in voting for the Motion, de iould not consider hlinself bound to thsequent applicatiorr of the Money 'rated the system of (rrying on id crintended, that from aii ex itorY of the last century,. it would n Power ; re, case had a-Foreig interest for more than- two or three 1 Power had received our '..llotiey. beeans e it seemed io •, be insinuated last ,!w light had brpken in upon • held opinions .adierse to Conti c..le auc hi , -'A and that they. were ready to stain,Pgen 44 e, the anlende _ 'ignorable fOr ever hav- Ak-ieq.suth entiments., ashNr.ll4 ' 8417711 thought the- Hon. Gentleman, iiiilnclls) wouid lavtb. ak.ted more consistently thedis,osP,r.'test against being bound. to approve of tf N t ' 1 ` 1( " 1 of the Nioney to be. raised by the Vote • tit pro:jsr9P°ext, had he. withheld his consent to 11 tqo dolie w lt ., l ` ) , ll . until he harl ascertained, what was the 704,,irt -lie. dissented from the Motion, ' l 4' 141, 8 , '4lhicli iiad been so ably stated hy hia at kale I, _ 'nend n ear hi m , mi.. Thu), and weot. Illni, 11.47ngt.1i into arguments to.support his opt=: ,Pt e, i ( 4 : alleci on the. Right Hon. Gentleman op -04111k;,? lie iiii9dilsidr brought precipice to , the brink, of -sPolNhil t he Co.untry, and the' dread, I:pep:li nt , 1 11 Y , that hung over him. _,There was h ot 4.6,114.1.1 ,\Vllie'll, the. situation- of the Country vit ro fk lt , I.t_t(ielY worse than itwas when the Over , N til ; ll4 lsia ‘ 81 1 1( e „,, e ~N vaB made, and •if the Negotiation ' .i, s trion s , "'" thil, the consequences might tom' 4/1'" %lest' „it,L _..int, w .,„ „,, . .. 41 Ellen put, and carriedwithout. L 11; 1 : , 7 " t * i. , ‘ltiOr ii f * ' - ' • ' ' ' ‘)lit 13rPeOri ij 4; lt4 tu l i (ng a Sinn sufficient to cover ~tilltie( , 1,1„g Exetluer Bills in January, and • , Air' i 'ti4l-,rarit, f i . , (:‘(, ' 440k 4 4or retando, &c. were agreed to. ; (,;:, P%rcl iase t,i3lr'ed, that 20,0001. 'be ranted for, r,illiecithe..s i'o°Allt,-,}1ei,..1,at.e. Mr. Townley'sgColleetion.. Surge y kr, w"..,rttsh scum which was se- IIL , (411,1 b., . bv4ITII, NV 110 ObSerVed," that no • "7.kiii,; ' voted in a more advantageous way for i;t:,,..!„,444,:ews:atierl ti it ' the circumstances under which , r;vigi4ed, t h at t s lat b 'lr. Townley, In his will tiii iet ' l , r.id that if, ;,'CO Y l,UeetiOn should not be sePa aki„,:terboire it4,n,nve years, 11;3* heirs did ' not itlg a ;, l ,tir it p e ,:v .3' owilley Castle, there building iltibriallery fo e Pt'on, or expend .1,5001. in build ! 'c txh. k . r it i n t„,.. , Its % _ • loiti c „ , i , -,- - 4tion, for the .purpose -of Tobritp. 1 ft1(1 , ,. % szio9ld devolve. to the British lt .e ' that o tiles:2' tireranstances it seethed Ail f ....ie c ti p ...,.. „. . , . kiy tx t i the T r „.., n'clt,on might fail into the pos- S4hce to.i l ''tc.''s of that Institution without i.r, ,x , e P ttblip '.4 14th.,)(1114 mi. lA, ' - - - • 41,.„, -,114,0„. a -Iry ••SNITT/I Mt- Cor Co;-- and 34;:;)0,tiiiitri 44 ;411;led,th6.1ittle Probability i' t ' lltre ix -Ih4YCs ,; (4 4' oiti,P l . l . : fa,thili 4 - iould re' cube. to lay out Lhtr e "eh a 1 ,, ) " 4 , larger sum to "secure to them ti 4 41.1 lircole (~i i ct . . 1., tkirl hl P a as cs . e ion. T h is would prove uf:11 , o ate , tier cfr e •f • . '`. IL lUe tal, e St Ltn ' of 10it to tne.Public at ‘1(14,,,h,•1f0h0,.41, 0,00 01. . had shewn them to '. chi; . .,'s ni• ol ' °l. e . + the House did not avail 1k44 " 441 14( e . 'lB 9pportunity, the Coleetion. . , Edi, 1)e withti ; fr t gt \l it , ... . ra 'n am the metro- : i i t ;hoi„, . 143 4, 1 ,„„ . , 40;14q(ntred h iti ' D r ..P., arid Sir NV, DoLsp,, , , ii.,,t.1611 . ,I , . 1 , 1. , !mon ... • - , tki, pn _h a ~,, , that this valuable ColleCtion ' 1 / 4 , .ltd, -4 4 1 t hat 4 , , k ' 4 ' 4taii ' lO llO4, I `, - ;le size , )f. the `Piiblic, yet. , 44, I rrpi l t ati , 4'4" Gentletoan (Mr. Bight. ' 41'14,10 liir ri f c , r l l . of illiberality that might. be , „:414.,Nntif.11 ~I,ls condifEt on this oecasioti. . 'tttyi it :, 1 •(41,,,Q, hi1,,,T48 then VlClAllitl3Oilsly agreed to, .14itios,„i,. ig ..r,,itiped R c. c i , - , ,site eport was or (,_ . - Qa ,Ai on 1. - r 4 1,71 th e ~,,,, V/,‘,4, (t3Y. v tatitt, 'Af,ti(,;, t ,': 4,, I) M F.A Ns.. .' • - . . IN ih''' . 6 rt " t l't ci., . tale ' *4 "qlll4 , ql.ll',e' .a' N r-E,t.t.ou of Ex -1,'i,,,,%,4 eati 4, i o ~ ~,,\Yellt . into a.Cornmittee of :t4ll-11t,,;',41111Q 1 1 , ~:l ? te ll the Mirn of I t rOO 0001 1 f ► ' 4 4 -f ' . " 0 04 (f ti, r, ' ' '') ' ' 'li: V#4 4 q ,' reZti th r „ ' 'l'4 ‘44-AXCE.LoR of the t' . 4 ti , `l% 4 , 4 th " ''%`'l‘PitiS t of the C,ons' l'cl-'--d 'll ati., 1.40 41' a 411(1 45tb''of C'' ' rt- ' 1 "`" 4110-4(iiii, Pity (, 11 t l i ,, , lto. ,I. to cover ,+46266t.i,tp,te11t s ilou _ , "nead,--Itesolutious for. t .t44 1- 44m. t u t) 01, b,, I . _ ..-_`),'", RA100,0001., i 4,560,0001., % ',.. '''''Ti l le t 1 1 . ‘ 11 - rt h 611 Excherer bills were 1,6 114 1t1 4y, ‘.e Port \vas .or ered.to . I ' ..)e re -4110141 • Is LE n • ~ lei , N . .‘t e ,.., . - v MAN ,I, Iht t ( - -4-tritqr, f, . thi t ,, 1.,7/ 4111 0 1 1 • " '-ohlitittce on, the Claims I ,th 4 Atot t . ' , i .41,1 1 ,At tts,, ZO.,,ri, , . • . 14 WV ‘' o4 llp t ,,, „V ine EXCHEQUER •. - liL ,8 ki t i t : ' ' 4 ' l oli Nv as to he clear eel on ...,Itic4 ~, 47erefore couktri3Ot fill s% '1 . i J.1„,,,,,,,.._11 .0414, ctri .t ~ 0 t".avy tl welt appro i --. a i e 1 hertlza k .as it *0,1,1 if it was cl.argcd on the new DutieL. CukwEti and Mr. CiEnvny argaied aczainst, the claims, and contended, that the surplus Revs nue,thould be inquired into. Mr. SIIE.R4ISAN supported the claims,' fended thegronmis upon which the support given to, them was asked.. • MroYiNnitAm.opposed the Claims.-M.r. Rosa supported them.—Lord GLENEIn explained the proceedings of the Treasuty on the Mr.:WILBERyoncE recommended a Commission of: Inquiry. Sir, 'V.''. Young thought the allowance proposbd for the Duke would . not H'ave'n silt:6o9ot sum for herring bounties. He propoed that a sum equal to this allowance should be paid froni the Con- solidated,Fund. -The Chancellor 'of the Exchequer was ready to. accede to this' proposal: ' Jon STONE wished for a Commission of In quiry. Mr..W.-SmITH. was for , the same mode of pro ceeding: - • . • • Mre CURWEN allowed that as far aS the inhabitants of Man, were Concerned, the : propositioli of, the Hon. Baronet NUS satisfaaorY„, but. it would not change his. opinion as a.Member 6f Parliament. I ‘ ord .1410A4UIERE.spoke _in favourof the claims. - The House divided on the Amendment., For the Amendment - 76 Against it - - 19 The Report to be received on Monday. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEMTEIi gave no tice, that on Monday' he. old move for the ap- - pointrnent of a Committee to examine the secret matter of the Eleventh Report of the - Commission ers of Naval rnquiry, on which it was expedient that a-decision should belorined-as speedily as possible.— Adjourned till Monday. • . MAILS. ARRIVILD—I Gottenbur4h, i Dublin, z WaterfOrd. Duz—i Harnburgh, z Lisbon, ! Dublin. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY At TWELVE O'CI.O . c/t. Rechiced on., • .58 di Onmium • 41 L 0 N'D 0 'N, SATURDAY, JUNB 1805. A Crateltturgi flail arrived this morning, by which we have the fotiowing interesting communi cations LOWER ,ELBE, JUNE s. ? It is reported here that Austria i preparing to take a very naive part in the aAairs .of the C9Minent, and that the Arch-Duke Ctiviu.ris and ,General MACK are already appointed to very' ithpottint commands in the Ann les. From Milan, we re learn, that when BONAPARTE lately entered the Theatre of that. City he was re . eeived 'with a ieneral hissing from all parts of it, and . With every mark of disnppri &valor). THOSE who circulated the Report of the Cap ture . of Jamaica/finding that to be immeliately 'yery generally discredited, yesterday had xecowse W.-another :stratagem i . which', Vie trust, will be equally unsucc - esslialwi,th tho fount launely,to a report that intaligence had , hcen received from the West Indies, by the way of Philadelphia, announe-: ing iin unsuectisifid attack upon: Itutaic..a,'but that Admiral DAoßas, with 4 (oras some versions of the rumour say, 5) Sad of the Line had been captured by the Enemy. We can only say, that no such in telligenee 'has been .received; - that the rumour is wholly unfounded; and we hope. those N'vho wan tonly clisseminate such kind of reports will experi ence that disappointment in their speculations which they deserve. ' • The House of Commons having yesterday resolved itself into a Committee to take HIS MArESTy's nes- - sage into consideration, Mr.Pirr moved, that the sum of 3,500,0001. be granted to His Ma.3l.:7ry, to enable him to enter into such arrangements with Con tieental Powers as His MAJESTY might deem expe dient, and the exigency of affairs might require. It will be fecolleCted that . at*the conimencarnent of the Session Mr. PITT Stated, that a sum of 5,000,0001: might be necessary to enable His Ma.4ESTY to enter into Contieental Connexions ; but it is not to be in ferred, because a smaller sum is now proposed, that . the Alliances which are now negotiating are upon 4 flaaller. -scrale than was originally intended : the fa& is', the diminution 9f the sum proceeds merely from the advanced season of the year. We stated some days ago, that the prospea of a Confederation on the , Continent, including 'other Powers besides Russia and Sweden, 'however favourable such an event might ultimately prove to the general interests of Europe, and of this Country in particular, yet ne cessarily tended to protrzo the Negotiation. Our opinion, 'we are happy to find, was in a great degree confirmed by what, fell from Mr. PITT in the course of the'short Debate which took Place last night. We were, precluded yesterday,,by the great length of the Debate, from making any observai ions upon what passed inthe House of Coininori, on Thursday, respeffing the Proceedings against Lord Alm-mix. It seems now to be generally agreed, onitall sides, that the mode of ptodeeding by a Criminal Prosecu tion by the .A.TToiccni:-Gcusea 1. is not the belt calculated to obtain the substantial emir 3 4fJustka• — * We cannot, we trust, fbr a moment suppesed to insinuate that - 'the N0',..)1e Lord would n'ot lave a fair and Trial it a Court of Law . ; for tunately far this Country the. Administration of justice, since the itevohl has fiot,•only been abo , ,-e reproach,. but above stisplion ; we; Mean merely to state, that in. a ease of such a nature and magnitude, ,an Inipeachnienf: seems to . be . the mode of proceeding the most Conforniable to precedent, ';',7lld the most likely to obtain complete justice, both to Public and to-tye party accused. The House of -Lords, it is well known, in its judi cial Charaeter, is not b6Und by such stria . technical riles as the - Courts of Law are, and can, therefor:, More fally.hiveSiigate all the parti•of this case: We be leve aprecedeut cannot . be found in. which a per- Son of high rank, a Peer, Cabinet Minister, has been prosecuted, itl.any other way than by Impeach ment .for any malversatiou in his Official. Character. We are happy, therefore,. to find that this Subjea is.likely ,to ,be re-consider .in the House of Corn-'• •„• , unctently proveL'ery grou•nd wa.s toulti jt.ts;tifieci--4 Alrailer of thw e p tarillon bast% on that that aEtion a kloitl We are to rot Notutes of the the'C O entry were m ight en a bl e u sky eff orts which % he wo'lld huh ver hadbec they were of appropriat in to that pnrpch 4tgative tbe e ' 4 "3 I\loti o ~.A VIC4S, , 41r l4 that h e shonh s° 11liore of t 6 subaeq , 0) }re d(prec !raiNti subsidies, am on of ti te titunil, th at i n no ?:s 4l' Ina:4l(d in our inteie e aftr mtell ‘! 4 Raid tis, a rise r4r n e ' 4, A* who tlintd ental fonterl 1141 y h Co nnexion sA Nte mons. Captain MAITLAND, previous to Lieutenant YE() and his fifty noble Tars going upon the attack, the result of cvhich , tedounds so much'to the honour of themFelves and their Country; addressed diem in a short but pithy energetic speech, in which he very adroitly adVerted to the Birth-day of our beloved Monarch, obserring that the, anniversary of Taal 8 day ought to be distinguished for, some lie roic and ,ngratidated them on the opportunity of prorillg tlipir bravery and allegiance on the occasion that presented itself. Such an Ad dress could not be lost upon British Stainen ; and in sedition to the incitements ortheir own loyalty and courage, led. to that intrepid antt successful enter prize, which will als,vays be recorded in the naval annals of this Country. When the Sailors and Marines of La. Loire, of 44 guns, got possession of the. Fort of St. Maurice, near Cape Finisterre, and had' secured all the sur-'' swing Pfisoners, having sent off the stores, they. took off the. Spanish Soldier' fierce grenadier caps and accoutrements from the dead bodies-of 'the kill ed, and rowed in this state to their ship, all black. and begrimed with the fatigue they had. undergone. Captain M. and their shipmates were quite astonish ed to see them, and could scarcely keep from laughing at their grotesque figures. When they had taken a battery of two guns, the fire of which annoyed La Loire and their bOats in landing, the tire of the regular Fort, 0114 guns, was opened with grape-shot. Lieutenants YE() , and LiosroT immediately proposed . to attack it ; at it . . they went, elltered the gate, and b.mid the Spanish Troops drawn up to thin. The Governor, with an Oilieer,singlcd out the above officc, l * they foothii hand to . hand. , was offered them, tot Governt,r ;Lid f a ll coVered with wounds. 'The other was also . badly wounded ; but t.h sai!ori ;tad fouvlit three . . their numb4,pcii-441,;trid.:Inally.obliged the whole of them 'to What would Englishnle4,say if such ail'iii tzit happened ivithinifourteen miles of a Naval Animal in Great Britain ? ,To add to the di3grace of the Spanish .:irms, 1500' Spanish Troop . NVeTe On the hill, about tivo milei from El MourOs; quiet speeita- . tars of the whole ti7in , 344ion, whtaltookaap several• houq, and t4en they rttired; . like Litiozs in the late ;War, crowned, no dou 7 ..d; Wii - h the S ' aille glory ! 004 of La Loire's men dead, .but four teen in the Hospital - are in a fair way. Vie have been - favoured with Royal Bahama , Gazettes to the (24th. of April, -from which 'we . have , made the following extracts .4 tv, 2 ,1- 0 intornwu from the 1-laFannall, that an American lt'alllen in with a Fri...itch Squadron, com,istitig ut seven Sail , :t the Line, a . ...rn..! frigates, and' 'Pransports, havin g on noar.i a number ot 'Soldier, and said to be hound lit the first instance, to tho IsLi n d oi"Prinicy„ In thi.:l!oranitalt a gre at rittnt b r o r Private Armed Ves sels are tittinout, sorti e or there of considerabl e iore e . The' Spanish Gtirefrumitt hold-oirt the g etteouragimcnt, and ascis t to ctitl4l,thele Vass:is:tr. - nu the stores." The SqUadron utentioned'above wo - vppro hend from the date, have been the It oeheti.rt :-.;(111:1- dron—no part of the Combined Fleet could been in the WeA Indies at that time:: Yesterday, the I.li)ym. FAN ILY left l'own for Windsor,. 'and on thei r wa y partook of ' retresin uent at Croome, theseat of for *ft tvxt , 4:iittßY. IDS IV!LrEST leas 'cleelinett hi; intended tour. through Oxford, and the several m;,11:n..1 Coolit on account of th late period at which is liktilY to he proragued, hating resolved to prorogue it in person by 'a Speech from the Throi:U. We understand there are more t•lain. , ,:l;ts than Sir JOITN JOIINgTONE tbr the Afarquii ito Id A ilwindafe Lieutenant-Gen. Sou.t.eit JOHN:, l'o% , v • 'fotined, means to pit .11,.3 ii seal dest!endant of'rtha ancient The Co•antess of 13„11 a YM,)vi, NT;17,1;.01 Mil I:1St *tight at de oration,, ‘vere of a I<-I , ia the Arced/tut and some in I h !: ;, ars ' thing costly and tire ina. : ; :. lit ; and the PIAINt.'t of Nch k r...ci, :t of the higher ordeis, to gaiety of file Governor Sir C'lTAttr.:l7 lOV'M from SUriiiiiM, lie !MI: iii the sac t• perk& state 0.1 tranquil 8(..: - c.rity. Mr. 'l)9 pzo v A late'Coni of tilt St2t:lei',le3l4 aCcompanj.ed the Gt..tneral. , I VINCP,NT S tillo had the - colhinand a tile, iirraut xt , its ce,frv,licti.in the Aftuliter-1 after a lQ4g resiStallCC:, two Frt , ,tichlan gatfrii is proraoted tv tip rank of• Post Cal)tain. * V / I E ;T a; PLYNIOCTFT, JUNE (20.—Ariiv6:1 the ,tnrinnird Frigate from the Channel Fleet, mid the Hausr,W Gun-brig froth the lioNvns; also the Brig . )1,711)e, Captain BARIY, from Guernsey; with wine, for this Port. Sailed . the Caroline hired ArrtiY Brig, with ic. veral Vi6tuallers under convoy., laden with neces.tn ries for the Channel Fleet .TL E 2 i .-- The Seagull.ltqvtariue Cutter, Capt. J OHN CArtTER, brought bi yeiterday the Shop Robert and Sally, of Weymouth, with 287 ca ,Its foreieln spirits, *Weil were lolled in His Majest 's Warehouse at this Port. • 1'- , 0 RTS MOUT El i Sun 2 1 .—'rhe Zettious, of,~ gun '1; Captain 'HARDING, 014 day went out of L rbour to Spithead, having been thoroughly repaired.. Arrived His 'Maje3ty's 51.4 Nonesir, Captain SolstElivtt,LE; . frim a ,Crutze'; the Pr/elder Guti. brig, •- •rilth the folloitig Shtl) under ConvOy, from the Downs Northampton, 1, Parlt'zr, from Streatllarn; Dale, rnr enc. East fr , ny Nancy, fie.lvis; and 13zt, !tub's:ter, fr,:m London; Bietporig, • ; John and Ann, 1:101 ; Did°, 'land; Stetrentt, LitW, uqui 'Clirkeiina. Sai!e?, Ilis Alajestfs Ship Avenge:, Capt. Warz,r; for a Crllize. A Fleet L;f TrahTotts liasjust hove in. sight f kart . the. Westward. , I . — yesterday the signal for a Convorto Tonhint c zen was shifted from the Lord Eldon to the, 4dilpki Armed Ship wltich sailed ,fast night, with eigl4,Vo sels =der Convoy, with a 'fine breeze at nortb-ivek: ; ; Jtnox:er... , ---This rtynnity . 3. Rtissnta, shitted his . - Fiag froni: the Ntovir to ti e: • Majestic Maii of Watt , the Atantiir 1133 bilge ;3aiitd 'for PortstriotO. ; • ' Arrlved , theZephyr and bapeilor Sliititis' - !:(1 War, with several Gun-brigs, f:ont ott the French Coast , • .• ,‘ln the I)crvi , tis—ggie•Atotturch, Utrecht, itti i i, st i c Sr, At. hart's, Inticxible, Stately, r , .`l'r,isty,. 'Antelope. 'anti Ad.tul;vnt 'Clen of War; Fr:gAte; rhsco,,cp t Hecht, a‘;.i Ve,ovitta. [;rant tt; ()grit.t'Slcip l )bi War; a fije of Gutl.brigl, , anti r scvoral Cut . ROYAL VISIT TO eIIE.LSEA Hoglvr.ll. . , .. . ABOUT ten o'clock on Thui - sclaY morniaLt ,Tl - ,:eir MAYBRTIES left • the Queen's House; in •a carriie and four, and . *ere followed :by the 1 3 ;:t.vel . ~, 4 , th! DUKE aria DuctEss• Of , Yoax , .tl'ie Des., i i,. 'AT MIIERLAND, CA:SIBEIDGE, and KENT, and Kevt.l - ai i ( .ot the'Royal Attendants. ,On. the arrival of Thjr .I.llA•strrts,' &C. at OSelsea Hospitid, - General • .‘r DkVID DiNnAS,..K.' B. th .:i'vernor of the Ho l :•.- tal, and General .I).ti. a I'M PLE, the Lieuten.lint.(..i,;- vriil - )r,TWefe*.iti readiness to reel.7.i itt the' Roy .4, t. I',;..ii•i'y:/it ifie *gates., and p - mdue,ted dicta to, 'the him, i : t l .a. ‘ 6 ,. : *lien t,he Veterio were dr4ti-n :kir}, and . :1,4: 1 inzin.-. of them 2:4 could bz+ar qrrnc; ) saiat s 7.4 Ow. 4tiv Ai . V .i.i vroas.• • 'The; aiiyal t t neots woro- c. , :rnd'At'AeA 1 )Y the Governor and Oth'el. -- .oilicers '' to Ow ditfervat 'ward.; of tile H.JSpaal; too - lhe thap-4, &i . .?.. Hit MA. ~STY hitritidf,•een. reqac::ted to see the kitaeill, which h?.., did; aticfan the , iiiioie v. - . , .; tally :;.;ti,i.i,. ? ,1 thit'every care"was taken to intake ,th:- .p..)wi,,,a.-, ~:v!so had bled . in their• Country's c.0..1-,e, .:.:.')..ot;vli,i(:. :Ina happy. Their MAJESTIES and 111,-: P...rty :ie.:4 . A vi:,i'..- • ed 'the Ro ; , al Military AsPlurn, ' . y - iii . :re Limey par..:,..)0.tc. .of a cold collation. The goys and g:rl3 wt,.re ~iniw?.l up in .thit'ir. (iiianor-rcia n. , and on the em i' r..oue ~.' tht.. Royal Visit . ol - ,. they Sang - the' tint • vors,,; of t‘4 Goi - - 8:1at .the'..K:lnk." Grace • M.;s then eaid, amt. the; chileavni s-ci: doun .'to dinner, ivltie..!l was pro» vided ft)r 'the oce.ition, of beef. and - pluirib-pudiFiz, . -A...-lieli they ate in the pre.:Kneeolthe3;l:,G, clwogrr, I I-Rugo.:ssi,s, isize. ': The RO 'CAL TAI , III, I,` t hell AiSi2o4.l . the o!ladr. parts 'Of 'the,,Asylarn, and tx,prtitim.:.l grt-at saristliaion at the manner° in *Wet it was coilduLt - ed, .and , particularly , obsen'Yed the healthful appear .. anc•. - ! of the , children.' Tln w!--E, atttill' led do This ' la ,t 'visit by the Bamick-Maater-General, tt;(. A ijn ' tataGeheral,•Sir SIDN E v 6' id 1 'ill , I ald about 4,9 0:410.:t persons. - . S 1.1 11.: ..4SSIZ Ox Li icni ) 144 r 3 wrr!cr. Lur4l tniret r. lie, It? Isloa re pril kr)t r' ;:ik ,,, ,•• Nil -- r. t. .1...1:v AV Es riot -- Mr. 1CAL44.4.1 e ;11 , Nut. r N 11t.t. ii4ott itlii)ortaitt iU tlicl Ccltirt Kings ilencrllyo,t,t;rday, the thrinigh Si; Patier; so • rit.la is arrear ha • • pettect.befor for sev.ritl yeitrs. o;ving to ttlf vc:;ry little not 4 ., busir, ; • J., Tel - 1)1A. IVt)s. 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