The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-24 00:00:00

SUPPLIES.

-The Order of the Day for taking His Majesty's
Speech into consideration being read,
Mr. DICKINSON presented a general estimate of
the sums necessary for the Public Service. The
Hon. Member also moved that the House should to-
morrow resolve into a Committee of Supply ; to
which -the, said 'estimates were ordered to 'be re-
ferred.

The further consideration of His Majesty's Speech
was postponed till to-morrow.
Mr. CAHAPMAN presented a Petition from the Debt-
ors confined in the prison of Lime-Regis, praying
relief. Ordered to Ile on the Table.
On the Motion of Mr. HusfussoN, the House
adjourned till to-morrow.
• The SPEAKER, accompanied by a number of the
Members, proceeded to St. James's with the Ad-
dress.

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SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT?

L 0 N D 0 N,

FRIDAY, JANUARY :24, 1806.

INNUMERABLE reports.. were circulated yesterday
and -this morning,-respeaing new Ministerial Ar-
rangements. Upon this most interesting subjeEt we
shall cautiously avoid indulging in conjectures, and
wait until we are
.enabled to communicate some
au-
thentic information to our Readers.

WE understand that General GASiziOYNE intends
to give notice this evening, in the Douse of COM,
mons, of a Motion respeaing that Great Man whose
loss is ,so universally deplored ; but we haie not
learnt the precise_ nature or objeaof his Motion.

WE yesterday atopped the Press to communicate
to our Readers that Dispatches had been received by
Government from Borlin, which state, "that an ar-
, rangement had thken- place between His PRUSSIAN
MAJESTY and BONAPARTE,iII consequence Of which
the Ele6tOrate of Hanoyer is to be occupied by Prus-
,
Troops Until the conclusion of a Peace between
the -Belligerem Powers."

Orders have, we believe, been sent for the im-
Mediate return of the British Troops now on the
Continent, and as there are a great number "of
'Transports in the Weser, the Embarkation will
take place without delay.

This communication having oily appeared in a
part of our impression, we this day re-insert it.

Yesterday, about one o'clock, ITI MAJESTY ar-
rived in his travelling chariot from Windsor, at St.
James's Palace. About two o'clock His MAJESTY,
being seated on his Throne, received the Address of
the University of Cambridge, on the glorious victory
obtained by the late Lord NELSON over the Coin-
bined Fleets of the Enemy. In the absence of the
Chancellor, this Address was presented by the Vice-
Chancellor of the University, who came up in state,
accompanied.by all the principal Officers of the Uni-
versity, and an unusual number of CleFgy and of the
Students.

About half past two o'clock the LORD CHANCEL-
Lon came in state from the House of Lords, attended
by the Earl of ESSEX and Lord Viscannt cARLETON
(the Mover and Seconder of the Address) and ,a
considerable number of Peers, and His 'MAJESTY
was pleased to receive, on the Throne, the Address
of the House of Peers On His Majesty's
,Speech tp
both Hawses of Parliament.

About three ifelock the SPEAKER of the House of
Commons came instate from the House, attended
,by
Lord FRANCIS SPENCER, Mr. AINSLIE, and se-
veral other Members of Parliament, and presented
to His MAJESTY, on the Thione, the Address of
the HoUse of Commons.

There were present, • •
The Archbishop of Canterbury.
Bishops —Exeter , £ ly, Chester, Bristol, and Norwich,
Dukes—Montrose, Rutland, and Ueaulort.
Marquis of Hertford.

Ear/i—Bridgewater, Winchelsea, Westmorland, Chiches-
ter, ,Essex, Morton, Dartmouth, Macclesfield, Sandwich,
Harrington, and Nelson.

Ph-counts—Carleton, Wentworth, Palmerston, Falmouth,
and H Sc•.d, •

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Loris—Spencer, 04u1ston, Gcotge Thynne, Castlereagh,
Sheffield, Arden, Effiaghain, uhn Thynne, Fra. Spencer,
Lou vainc, Binning, Heaihrield (Gold Stick), Willoughby De
Broke, Charles Somerset, Boston, Walsinghary, Hampden,
Brownlovv, Henry Petty, Hawkesoury, Arlington, Kenyon,
Pelham, G. Somerset, and Amherst.
Sirs—Evan Nepean, C. Bishopp, W. Welby, 1. Nichols.
The Attorney-General.
ilft-sirs.—Cli-plyn, R. Ryder, Ormsby, Dickinson, Hon.
Yorke, Coop‘r, Onarine, Smyth, Holtord, Hurst, Bootle,
Holtfort,' 3loane, Gust, Lister.
About four o'clock HIS MAJESTY set off oti his
return for Windsor,