The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-13 00:00:00

LOTON, SEPT; Id.

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Previous to their Royal Highnesses quitting the
hospitable residence of Mr. FORRESt4R, the Mayor
And. Corporatio6 of ShreWsburyentreated permis-
sion to approach the Prince of WALgs With their
dutiful congratulation, and most humbly to' re-,
quest the honour of enrolling his' Royal Highness's ,
name, and that •Of his august Brother, amongst
the Burgesses of their antient and_ loyal town.
His Royal Highness, with his accustomed cond
scensioo, received them, accepted this tribute of
attachment, and was pleased., to e3tpress his high
consideration for the Burgesses, &c. of this distin7
guished town—(l herewith .inelose you ,a copy of the
Address and his Royal Highness's Answer,, which I
have been able to obtain). His Royal Highness de-
livered himself with ,the stroogest feeling towards the
Corporation, Wand conveyed to them the sentiments
he entertained of the former glories achieved by their
ancestors.

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The rough enlock also waited .by Deputa-
tion upon his Royal HighneSS, and were Most gra-
ciously received. In the whole Country there ap-
pears bot one feeling, and lotid expressions of joy
evince the'happiness experienced by. all ranks:' The
whole COurity seems assembled to'greet their Prince,
throughout Which the scene of rejoicing exceeds all
Their Royal Highnesses rode from Ross Hall to
Loton, in. order to view the beauties of this country,
but, above all, to tread the ground of the Principali.
ty, which afforded the PRINCE peculiar. delight.
Their Royal Highnesses pass this day at the pleas-
ing residence of Sir ROBERT LEIGIITON, and
,to-
morrow proceed,.by way of Newport, to Trentham.

(CUPY.)

To His Royal Highness GEORGE PRINCE of WALES.
We, the Mayor, A .d. and Burgesses, of the Town of
Shrevvrbury, beg leave to congratulate your Royal Highness
on your arrival in the neiglinaurhood of this antient and lopil
korsugh. •

While we reflect with pleasure that out ancestors were wit.
of the early valour of that glorious Prince (HEN& TV.),
that iney were (listinguisued for their loyalty to the Crewht
while .leaf I y the whole tatioil was perverted from its Alegi-
ago in !tie gr,..a Rebellion, and were again eminently conspi-
cuait in their zeal tor the succession of the illustriout House
of Brunswick. we have the happiness, Sir, of assuring you,
that ieid not to them In loyalty to a beloved and gram-
pus Sovereign, and of testifying to you our warmest attach.
tnent to your Royal' Highness s Person and Family.
Liven under the Common Seal of the said Town,
the t.7:th day of September, 1806.
To whic4hiS Royal Highness was pleased to give
fhe follOvving most gracious Answer :

• (COPY.)
Mr. MAYok, Amintivimg, and Buitoessts of the Town of

SHREWSBURY. .
It affords me very sincere satisfaction to receive this mark
of your attention, and to read the expressions of loyal attach?
went contained in your Address. The proud ambition of my
life will be to emulate the glorious example of my Ancestors,
and to prove my admiration of the distinguished allegiance
and attachment manifeged by yoil, on every occasion, to our
ynost gracious Sovereign; to my Fer Son and my Family ; and
j beg to assure ybti bf the high respect I entertain for your
very ancient Town, and how great is my satisfatlion, and
that of my Royal Brother; in having our names enrolled
amongst those of its BUrggSS'eS.
Sept. Seth,- 1806,