The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

green boughs. Ott ,th ueca si of, t4t.te %Tsp. rati,',),t);
of M VAN Roomtothe (411t'e. rg.„ktlykAgAltil!,
ness delivered to her Majesty the fOrDfin,ik
-
.
" MADAME! ,
W " hen :I had ihe honour Of..OlTei'°inw rny.resp.ea- •
ful duty to his Majesty,ourßing,
_I breathed the
most ardent and siUcerest-vO‘Vs.for yout"4kt:
son, and for their IlOval •liighneyes•
e tear
.
Children, the, pledges ot yonr lq%e or ouytAtqn.l4r
the tender'objeCts of his affe'Clfon mdol Ins\frip'
ness, shall be equally those.of our love,. our cares,
and of our hops„ As it is from yOur Majcsty (hey
will receive their first education. aud every atten-
tion, we have the strongest assurance"that:they will
imbibe your virtues, and all the iranscerident qua-
lities we admire in your;august Person. May yoUr
Majesty deign .graciously to receive the VCIV.S offer
up for your happiness; and my profoundest and-most
dutiful respeets."

These speeches were received by their Majesties
in the most OaciOus manner.
M VAN HOOkE had the honour of being 'detained
to supper -with their Majesties. The. rj.eputie:i from
the Department.. were entertained at' the table\ of
,the'Marshals. Every_ individUal concurs ip speak-
ing in terms of the most grateful praise of the gract,
ons manner in which they have been received by
their Majesties.
HAGUE, JUNEll9.—The:displaying of the Flags
on the Observatory, and, the discharge of Artillery,
announced yesterday evening, about eight. o'clock,
.the approach of their Majesties to the Royal Re-
sidence. They Were met. by a Deputation, consist-
jug of Messieurs LA 'PIERRE, VAN DER GOES, TOLT-
LON, and KRATTCHEMAR, with Secretary PANHUIS.
M. LA PIERRE had the honour to deliver the fol-
lowing speech : • . _
is SIRE AND MADAME !

" I have the honour, in the name of dap Magis-
trates of 'the_ Hague, to be the interpretd of their
sentiments to your Majesties—tentiments .of .the
most profound respea and unalterable fidelity. .
"Ale Hague Was the produCtion as it was the ‘ll-;
-
light'of its former Courts,; it has always been the
seat of the .Supreme Power. Happy in.the,assur-
ance that it is also to be the residence. of, your Ma-
jesties, its inhabitants approach, you witivtninas full
of recollection and of hope. . .
`! We submit,• 'with confidence,' both the one
and the other to your bosoms. May your Majestie,
encircled by our affe6tion, enjoy with us the hdppi-
ness.we.rhope to :taste, under your aUspices. Sire !
if it were possible for us to present you the keys.of,
'our City, we
,would'With eager `zeal 'acquit ourklrct
of the duty ;,deign nevertheless to. accept. at prpsent
the wine customary on such 'Occasjons; ;tvhicf~'E Re
have the lionbtir Of offering to you; and gi=alifus
the honour of accompanying .ydin-Majesties to' your
palace."

• ,
A Tender Gentleman in ,the cit 7
was for some -time yoked to a - rnatei who had' that
amiable. quality of never '-receiv,ingor ,supp,?si
herself to receive any injury withOuCbreakitis
One day. observing her consort' whispering something
to the maid, she instantly fixed her fangs in his face,
tore up his hair by the, roots, surre'red
passion so inuch to get the better of her, that sjie
was aOnally sidfocated by its violence. The peni-
tent poor husband was 'so overcome With grief at the
sad accident, that he forgot to use any of thoSe met-
thods. reccimmended theitiumane Society 'tor the
recovery of persons in his wife's stuation. • Indeed,
•k-anxious was he for her verlasting'repose, that he
-gave instant instructions • fbr.her funeral, dire• ing.
most. particularly that she should be buried with her
face downivardl .13eing, asked the reason of this,
Why (replied he), it sht should happen to awake,
the more she scratches the deeper she goes!"
A-. Mammoth was lately discovered in America,
from which Bishop •MADDISON asserts, that that
animal was herbivorous. It was found by, some
labourers while digging a•,well at Wythe County,
Virginia ; 'and it 'vas ascertained that its stomach
was filled, with half masticated reeds, twigs, grass,
and- leaves:- Nearly all the bones were'en - the
spot. •

• When men of• ability devote their tittle fa public
good, it is reasonable to hope that.a remuneration,
'suited to the 'advantages reaped front their experience,.
will bp the result... This has been happily illustrated
in :the case of Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, in the, ex-.
tensive sale which h
the Cordial- Ban-of Gilead has
experienced, and., inccntestibly proyes..that it is the
:best Medicine ever discovered for those disorder
which arc no,.V prewdent in this kingdoh-1,. and which,
for a length of time have baffled thp skill and elfOrtsi
of the most eminent. l'hysicians—we'Meau .I\rervb4s;
and Consumpti,ie Complaints. - Ibis „Medicine has
stood 'the test and answered.. 'the ex'peaatiOns
only of a.long private pra6tice., but .310 fof th6sei,t;tioi
had recouyse.tu, it since
_it, nude for. urn
yersal good.

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