The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-27 00:00:00

ELECTION TREATING BILL.

• •
77ERATY Mentioned that he -wished to
propose an alteration in theTreatina Bill, and would
move that -it should he. committal
.now, printed
as amended;,. and afterwards re-committed: The Bill
was accordingly committed, passed. the Committee,
reported, and ordered to be printed as amended
.and, after a few words from. Mr. YORKE, Mr. FUL-
LER, Sir ROBERT BUXTON, and Mr. SHAW LE
FEVP E, to be re-committed on Monday the 21 st of
April next.
The Customs Expiring- Laws'. Bill was reported,
and .orderei to be read a third time to-morrow.
Adjourned.

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THE SUN.

SuLISST QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT ?

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aerectilettt to die' .loticra of Iltr. ArlitTliaßi.n, and
the liripi ticlitnent. will of course now Lie..tried. iu

. • , Yesterdav,;about' twelve . o'clock, his MAJESTY
arrive] in his travellino- carriage, at 'the Queen's
l'aiace, twin Wit d'or His k.IFSTY wis received
. ,• L .
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tw the Dukes or I (.;•tti-Z, KEN-T, and CUMBEBLAND..
Soon after t.-:Zro'clock, His:Ati...lEsty held a pri-7
vale Levee, which' as attended.by
The lord Chancellor, the It tshop of Bristol, the First
Loki of 'the Treasury, 'two Secretaries of State (Messrs-. FoX
and Wintlham)., the 'Lord Privy Sear,' the -President of. the
'Council, the ,Judge .Advoc.ite General, the- Master. General
or the Orananc,', andihe First-Lord of the
Earls Poulett, Caernarvon, Moira, GO;ctird:•-bartmouth,
and Fitzevilliarn, Viscount Sidniouth, Lords ,Grenville. and
Cathcart Sirs C. Morgan. anti W. C. •Chainbers, Generals
OakeS and Finch, Col. Drinicwaler,,Cipt. Cochrane, R. N.
Messrs. (3 rey,'Bund-and Taylor.
,
Th6follow,mg.had the'honour of being presented
to HIS MAJESiI-

Mr. Brook Taylor, by Mr. Fax, on his 'being appointed
Ambassador tP Hesse CISSeI-

Earl Gosfoid, on his cre.ttion to that title

Colonel DM:kwatL:l, by General Oakes; who had the ho=
hour to present His Majesty with .a Book
The Bishop of. Bristol presented • Majesty with the
Serinon'which he preached before the- 'House ,of Lords,
.in
Westminster Abbey; on the Fast Day: . •
• William Chambers Bagshaw, liitin theritrfor the County

Grenville,
of Derbyshire, by Lprd Grenville, upon which Occascin he
-i received the hcsour of knighthood; and kissed ; iis Mojesty's
hand.
. Capt: Cochrane (who brought the dispatches from Admiral
Duckworth, with the pleasing intelligence of the Victory
over the French Fleet), by Nlt. Grey, the First Lord of the
Admiral His Majesty received him most gricionsly.
„,Afrer the LeVee kiss MAJESTt held-a Privy Cottn'-

cif,'and afterwards 'gave an audience to Mr: BCYNo',
the new Judge Advocate, who laid tiefore His MA-
JESTY several papei-3 relative-to Courts-Martial.
At live o'clock His MAJESTY set off for Windsor.

The signal service Which Sir T. DueKl.vonTn has
'done fol his Country will be rewarded by, a'Peerage.
He is to be created a Baron of the United Kingdom'.
On Tuesday,. at, twelve o'clock, a consult:ktion_of ,
Ministers, Military oMcers.,-and tiersOnS'of
'lion, took 'place at the Duke of York.'s Oflke
Horse Guards. There were
..pl'eent their RO.N
ilighnesseq the Dui{ :s of -Yonk. and KEICT,
Duke of NORVOLK, Lords GENA''fI:LF„ and C.i.tii-
tkßT, Mr. Fox, Air.WirapnAm,"pt..ncrals DUNDAS ,
and Lun4ow. - The meeting did not up
past three o'clock. •
Yesterday a Court of DireaorS V,raS• -held at the
East India House, when the followiiig,Cott'mandefs
took leaVe of the Court previovis*,to 'departing, for
their respeeti7,,e drstinations, viz. Cap!: A. HASH, of
the Alarchiont'Ns Kteter, and S. I:I;AWEs, of the
.Monarch, .for Madras and Bengal. • '
• Yesterday a Quarterly General Court was held at
the EaAt whiOli•ANA 'rnAde speei-41-:at.
the request of a Propri-kor:—:-4fter tl-e..usual fowls,
Mr. lto:tc.', in a short -Speeeli, recommended a
revisioi; of the' respe6ting G-rtflts, of ITO-
ney, and
„Pension,z, in consequence -of 'a" Stful
Money having becii ~,ranted by the Court' of Direc-
tors to the Private Secretaly of the late Marquis
CohN WALtIS, and concluded. by in tildox' a. MOtibn
for that, purpose; width was -seconded' by Mr..R.
JACKSON. -•-
After.'Sonae debate the Questiori 'was put, and
darried iii:the"affirmative. ' -

The CH ALRMA LI laid before the Court farther Pro-
re e dings of the' D ittatirs • relat.r'e its the purchase of
freehold land for the ere&ion of a Cbllege'thereon,
• by contrlj. near Herttbrd, frOm s hirli-it.appertred
that Mr. WILKINS'S proposal had been -accepted.-L-
A Letter fiont Lord approving-of ,the Flan,
was rea tl
► Mr: lt.t.TAc.x-so'N moved to agree with. the pro-
,ceedings of the CoUrt, which; 4ftersome opposition,
was carried_with one dissentient Voice only.
.'4Ir.PTER Mona wished to have the Papers,re-
lative to the Treaty of l3asSein subject. to the in-
'spetion of the Proprietors ; which was: resisted by
the Chairman, as it would be inconsistent with the
Oaths taken by the Commi4e of .Secrecy:
• Mt. JmINsToN-E, moved; that .the Letter, from
the Court of Directors, on the subject of the Ge-
neral Administration of. Marquis WELLESLEY, but
not sent to India.,be- laid befbre the'Proptiefors.
Mr. P. MoogE seconded the Motion, which, af-
ter an interesting debate of greats length, was car-
ried in the affirmative.
The Court -adjourned at five o'clock bathe 7th of
May,

Lady DERBY gave a fine Musical Rite on Tuesday
evening, at her house in Grosvenor-square.
HARIII-
SON, NIELD, the KNYVETTS, and Miss PARKE, .were
the Vocal Pertbrmers. The whole concluded with
a magnificent repast. The 111:-INC:; of WALus, and
`a large assemblage of the higher ranks,' were present.
• The Ancient Concert bad its eighth perforMance
for this spawn, last night., at the Hanover-square
Rooms. The Earl of DARTMOUTH was presiding
Director. The Concert Was numerously- attended
by the higher ranks, abd. was admirably .supported
by Mrs. BILLINGTON, W. KTNYVErrT; MrS.VAT,.. OHAN,
altd BARTLEMA N. The musical seleaion was very
judicious.
Miss TAYLOR, the new Aaaress at Covent Garden
Theatre, is not wholly neW
,to the Stage. She was
seen on Provincial Boards by the veteran 'Cum2r:R-
, LAND, on whose. recommendation she was received
by the Covent Garden Manager. What her merits
may hereafter prove it is not easy. to say, but esti-
mating Mr. CUMBERLAND'S theatrical judgment by
his recommendation of Dow'roti., it is reasonable to
expea that she, will be an acquisition to the London
Stage.
The Reverend H. MersEs, Fellow of the Univer-
sity college, Oxford, has been appomted Chapiain
to Admiral Lord COLLINGWOOD. •

• The Society for the Promotion of Arts, &c.
held their Anniversary. Dinner yesterday at the.
Crown and Anchor. The'Duke of .NoRFoLx and
about 200 'high and respetilable Members of this
admirable Institution were present, and the day pass''
ed off in a manner worthy of those who know how
to blend social enjoyment with scientific utility. .
The Dutchess•of DEVONSHIRE has unfortunately
had a relapse, •and it is feared that the fashionable
world will soon lose one-of its brightest ornaments. •
Notwithstanding • the .body of evideriee adduced.
by Mr. AL ON, relative to the, real' Autlioi- of 'the
Letters of Junius, • there 'are-persons self-iaterested
and conceited' enough to • maintain other hypothesis
iu Opposition to the dearest testimonies. It tnay• be
said •of them as was said on another occasion, Del-
'l,Yetild they believe if one rose-from the dead.