The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-05 00:00:00

tionor.As to Lord IlErxru,k, from' time to time,
which his Lordship had from time to time re-
duced.—From the- whole of these documents the
Report hated, that there was evident ground for
a new article of Impeachment against the Noble
Lord. The Report was ordered to be printed for
the use of the Members ; and upon the Motion of
Mr. WIUTBREAD, the House agreed that the.sub-
jea should, on Friday next, be brought into di3-
cussion.

:Yesterday, about two o'clock; the Bova. FAMt ty
arrived at the Queen's Palace from Windsor. About
half past two His MAJESTY set off in his travelling
carriage for Blackheath, on a visit to the Pil/NCES'S of
WALES.

Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CUMBER-
LAND and CAMBRIDGE, dined yesterday with her
MAJESTY and the PniNcEssEs at Buckingham-
house.

The PRINCE of WALES, Mr. Fox, Sir .T. NEW-
PORT, Mr. GRATTAN, Mr. PoNSoNBY, and Mr. G.
PONSONBY, dined yesterday with the Earl of Mo-IRA,
in St. James's-place.
_

Captain SIIERIDAN (the son of the Treasurer of
the Navy) is the new Muster-Master-General in
Ireland. It is something about wool. or 12001. per
annum.

Lord Att.;. arntooN succeeds Captain SHERIDAN
as the new Aid-de-Camp to Lord, MOIRA. His
Staff will then be also Lord FORBES and Sir W.KEIR.
Sir DAVID, Baran, it is said, will proceed to India
GS Commander in Chief, vice Lord LAKE, who cornea
home with an immense fortune.

General HODGSON has been just appointed:Go-
vernor 9f the Island of Bermuda, and is immedintely
to sail for the West-Indies.

The Colony of Dominica hive, in consideration of
the gallant and meritorious coudu6t of the 46th Regi-
Ment on the 22c1 February, I RO5, presented Captain
JAMES, and the other Officers of that distipguished
Corps, with an elegant Servi9iibf Plate.
On account of the great mortality in the West
Indies, and three General Officers having lately been
captured on their passage thither, several Gener4
Officers ate immediately th proceed to that quarter,
where our affairs 'might otherwise be in a very criti-
tal situation, should the French succeed in sending
out another Expedition.

Last night's Gazette contains a long and an in-
teresting Account of the Funeral Procession gnct In-
terment of the late Right Hon. WiLLIAIt PITT.

Lord GRENVILLE, much to his &edit, has pfct.
tided for the male servants of the late Mr. PIT, as
a testimonial of the sigh rave& in which he heid.
his illustrious relative.

The Iloard of Ordnance have, issued orders for the
immediate enlargement of the Park. of Artillery at
Colchester to Dearly -double its present ditnensions.
Monday the- dispatches by the tillowing Ships
tvere finally closed at the East India douse, and
delivered to their reipeftive Pursers' viz.

Asia, Copt. K. WAR DLAw, Madras and Bengal.

Tame, Capt. TAMES lAMISCIN• Bombay 441(.1 144.
PASSENGERS.

Pit FANIZ.—For Bengal.: Mr. W. H. Dunbar, Free.
Mariner ; Mr. R. Fennie, Cadet.—For 13etnbay Mr. J.
Stevenson, Free Mariner. _

PEA Ast A.— For Bengal : Capt. Alex. Cumming, Mr. I.
limes, Free Isl7.riner ; Sir Wm. Burroughs, Miss Letitia and
Miss Louisa Burroughs ; Mr. and Mrs. oom; 1., Mellis,
M. I). ; Messrs. Hay and Bowerbank, 'atlets.—For Volt St.
George : Capt. R. Scott ; Messrs. W. B. .Tristratti, R.
Young, W. Herring, E. Du Heaurne, Le Page, and G •
Crant, Cadets.—For BoinlNAy : Mr. G. Houstouna Writer.

A Dublin Paper of the 29th ult. contains the
following article -
" Lord SHREWSBURY, the Premier Earl, of Eng-
land, and chief in rank amongst the Catholics of
the Empire, with becoming prudence 'and spirits
took an early opportunity, atter the' new Ministerial
arrangements were completed, of desiring, for
himself and Mr. SCULLY (another member of the
late Deputation from Ireland), a conference with
Mr. Secretary Fox. upon the subject of the Catholic
claims. The Minister readily complied, and, in the
course of a free conversation, stated to them various
considerations, to recommend -.that the Catholic
Petitions should be deferred for the present. He
rested this recommendation chiefly upon the pub-
lic prejudices which prevail in England, and which
have been of late widely and aaively diffused.—
He said, that though the Ministry have .not any
legislative relief in their immediate contemplation,
the Catholics of Ireland may be assured of a. just
and equitable spirit in the new executive Depart-
ment—the existing laws in their favour shall be
faithfully executed in all respe&s, and especially in
the Army—that the tone Of public Officers shall-be
more liberal, and the administration of justice such,
as to ensure equal protection to all, without distinc-
tion of set or party—that the relief and improve-
ment' of the lower classes shall be particularly at-
tended to--and, filially, that the high and honour-
able persons about to assume the Government of
Ireland are stedfastly attached to this system, and
sincerely inclined to promote'the general prosperity,
by the most conciliating and beneficent measures.—
He repeated his cordial good 'wishes towards the
Catholics, and trusted, that they would perceive the
propriety of deferring their Petition.
" Lord SHREWSBURY and Mr. SCULLY replied,
that they could not presume to anticipate the deter-
ruination of that great Body ; thanked him for the
explicitness of his declaration, and retired."

•A Clergyman at the West-end of the Town on
the Fast-Day expatiated on the luxury of the times,
xnd, among other topics relative to this. subject,
he animadverted severely on the vanity as well as
voluptuousness of the people in high life, who are not .
.s.atistied if their splendid /casts are not served up to
them again in the Journals of the following day.—
Such observations are too applicable to,„ the manners
the great, though .it must: be aeknoikledged that.
their itixury is not unattended with advantage. But
it is really to be regretted that the Public Press,
which should be devoted to sound information, po-.
litical reasoning, moral itu:trudion, and manly sources
of atuusement, should be disgrated by such • pitiful
intelligence as renders them chiefly the ifnaals of
Eating.

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