The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-21 00:00:00

s:lances require it.

Baron ITHUGUT is stated to have been again sun;-
moped to tbeCouncils of the EMPEROR of GERMANY.

Letters from Rome state, that the English and
Riissian Troops, in Naples, had-passed over to Sicily.
In that Island they may be of essential' service, by
preserving it from the grasp of the French. This
would be, in every point
,of view, sound Policy, as
Sirity may be made. a Station oil the utmost im-
portance to this. Country.• •

y morning, at half past eight o'clock, the
`ORK arrived at Windsor from town.

.7g17, the DIJSE Of YORK, PRINCESSES
SornlA, .and AIUP.LIA, attended by Gene-
gat; and FITZROY, Colonels DESBROW and
)4 an airing in Windsor Great Park.
3W his Excellency the Duke of BEDFORD
-ewell dinner to the PRINCE of WALES,
1 party of distinguished friends. His
he Dutchess will embark for Dublin in
'1 ten days.. -
•. Lord _GRE'NVILLE, and several _other
Administration, had a conference with
izhness the PRINCE of WALES, at Carle-

al of the admission of His Royal High-
of Cumittra;ANfi ..to the Chancellor,
7niveriity of Ireland; which took-place

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• • •
oVoStof the, Univeisity, • and the Rev.. Dr.
oN, were, received in their DoEtor's gowns,
oyal Highness's apartments, and condueed-by
:v.Dr.ct.,aRKE,. in his gOwn,,and by three of his
Highness's Gentlemen, in full Court dress,. to
u
Dur.. E's presence, who; with. the LORD CHANT-.
CELLOR, was' ready to receive them. The Provost
having presented the Instrument of EleEtion to his
Poyal-Highn6s, the Dt.,o expressed his sense, of
the favour with which the University of Ireland bad
been-pleaed to distinguish him, in eleEting him to
3,a °thee of such high trust as that of their Chancel•
1;1r, .and banded over the• instrument to the Loan'
CHANCELLOR, who gave it to. the Rev. Dr. CLARKE to
be read This being done, the Rev. Dr.CLARKE, by
desire of the Loan CHANCELLOR, ,pronounced the
official oath of Chancellor of the University, which
Wis repeated after him by his Royal Highness, and
the oath, was then administered by the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR. Afterwards his Lordship administered to
the Dtixis the Oaths of Allegiance, -Supremacy, and
Abjuration. Being thus sworn in, his &Val, High-
ness received the congratulations of the Loan CHAN-
crit.LoR, Provost, an?. others; to all of 'WhOtn he
pipressed his thanks, and requested' the,Provost to
assure them of every exertion in his power to pro-
mote tliA future honour and interests of the Univor-
sity, and of the V....stahlisbed Church of Irelaiid.

sumptuous and splendid dinner was -given ,the,
same day to the Provost, l-y:11s Royal'Highness, at
hick were present Lard ABERCORN, the Marquis!
Qf THOMONP, Earl of DARTMOUTH, Earl. Lomys,
'Viscount CARLETON,' HOTI,,WELLtSUEY POLE, G.e.
peral MEAD, Rewrend Dr. EBRINOTON, Revel-end
Dr. CLARKE, Mr. STEPHENSO , Major 'Tin o R NTON,
and Capt. HEILIGER:
Vrp• pndemand that the report .in the Morning
aper, respeffing His Royal Highness the Dtricn•
of CLAREC-: being Seeond in CoMmand under
I„ord:T.. VINCENT, in the, Channel Fleet, is void
of foundation, as His Royal• Highness never hinted
such' wish,` or accepted of any such overtures.

• ANCIENT Music.—Lord DARNLEY was the pre7.
siding pircaor of this respeaable Concert last night
at the 1-tanover7Square llOorns. It was altogether a
sublime performance. Mrs. BILLINGTON, BARTLIE-
NAN', and HAitxtioq, distinguished themselves.
The. PRINCE Ot wALES, the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE,
and a large coneourse of Nubility attended.
few days ago, a man 'named Charles* Nuttal
entered 'the fold adjoining a hoUse near Clown, in
1-.),erby'§hire, and was carryillg away /I cock and a
hen from the roost, when the owner came out with
; loaded pp, and called to the thief to leave hii
Woty, or she would .shoot isim. The fellow, still.
attempting to escape' with it, received the contents
of .the gun in his body, was taken into the house,
and died soon after. He ,has left a family.

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