The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-13 00:00:00

panzds CASTLE., fEs.Z.

MAJESTY lips been pleased, by Lettets Patt4
uniaet.t.ie Great Seal of Ireland, to grant the dignity
of arl of this part of the re:tilted Kingdom to. they
following Noulei:,:ien, and, to tile heirs make of their.
bodies, viz.7-4ARTUUR ViSCOl.lllt c•oSfUEO, Earl GOSI
FU.RD., of Minket-144 the County of Armagh ;s
LAURENCE PARSONS HARMAN,. V iscOupt
TOWN, Earl of with, remain:3er to. nep.',leve,
the Right Hon. Sir LAUREN(...E. PARSoNs,
CHARLES Viscount SOMERTON, Archbishop of 1.47,137,.
Luc, Earl of NORMANTON;: iu tile County of
kenny ; CHARLES WILLIAM' VISCQ).II.It CHARLIpt,
VILLE. Earl of CHA.ELEVILLE, of ChArleV.i.llP korestA,
King's County,
His igAsksTyhas also been pleased to, grant the,
4tgu,;,ty of a Raion of this part of the United Kihg,,
cic:n to PETEIt IS AC THELLUSSON, Esq.by the title,
of Baron ItENpLESHAM, of Rennieshani,

ALEXANDER DAVIDSON, Esci,is appointed. Trea-.
surer to the Board,of Ordnance, vice JOSEELI. MIND,
Esq. resigned.
Dispatches. have been recei.ved, at the Admiralty
from Sir 1-10)1E VorkfAm, stating the safe arrval of
the Squadron under lit orders at St. Salvador, on the,
18 tlz of November.
General TARLETON, who has uniformly a&ed its
oplx;sition to Mr. PATT. declared, on Mr. LASCELLES'
Lae M tiun, that .his opinion the last: ix mouths
of Mr. Pz2-r's .Administration were the most
liant of his life. This will one 'day be the sthtiment
of an unbiassed posterity. It was under the influence
of Mr. PITT that Russia and Austria entered into a
Treaty, engaging to. bring into the field an Army of
00,000 men. It, thrut.ili mismanagement on the
Continent, this immense 'of-cc accomplished no-
thing, no sensible man will Elbow the olame on Mr.
Pzrr. Had the utter ruin of the French Usurper
been accomplished, 41‘Ir..1)1Tr's merit would hive
been precisely thesame as it now is in the judpient
of an impartial mind. In till the Coalition ac-
tually took place, the. Opposition denied Mr. PITT'S
power to erieet it : when it did: take place, with
every prospea of success, they reused him tne credit
of hay ii qi; produced it—and when it failed, they threw
on hint toe blame of the failure. Yet, in how small
minority did they laiFly appear in their attempt to
rob that excellent Statesman or tifti.,l ;t honours of

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they
I 2 grateful Country. l and should Put forth-rc•
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It is astonishing that BdNAPARTE; who aaas so ,
much solicitude far the character ,Q 1 greatness, and' ' United strength of the • NeW Ad ninistrition in an
seems so anxious to gain the applause of mankind, ' e:fort to criminate him for the. late Continental
disasters, it will no doubt end only iu their own cori-
should continue to detain the British" Capaes in his,
, fusion.
dominions, particularly as helas 'made. such a parade
of generosity in sending home the passion Prisoners. DUE LLIN G.—Two meetings of honour took place
The .British Captives yesterday ; the one at Kilbtacia, where the parts
visited his territories on the,
i,
faith of Treaties, apd their detention is repugnant to "ere disturned by the Police, and the other s.r
every principng, le of law and justice- anio ciyilizal Wormwood Scruns, between a Lieutenant' S—.---r
Nations. :The misery which has been, the.: 61-Ise . and a Mr,. 1) —, a Sur.).,-,eon in the Army. 'l'
quence Of this. caztivit):, so disgraddlut tO the new parties exchange two cases.oi pistbis, and the L :-
tenant was wouwled la the'second fire in dr; ritot
Emperor, both to those Captives and their Connexions
shoulder,
in this CQ434y, is not to be described. - .