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

RAGLEY, SE^T. a.

ON Saturday the PRINCE of WALES, DuAs or
CLARENCE, Lord and Lady HERTFORD, &C. set out
in two landaus and four to view Warwick Castle.—
'rheibißoyal Highnesses were met at Warwick .by
the Volunteers and Yeomanry, commanded by Lord
CLONMELL, and receixed on the Castle steps by Lord
BROOKE and the Hon. Colonel GREVXLLE,

. A deputation Iro4n: the.
_Mayor
_and Corporation
immediately attended at the Castle, to entreat His
Royal Highness would condescend to receive their
humble Address of Congratulation upon his safe ar-
rival in that Borough ; which His Royal Highness,
with that gracious condescenSion that belongs to him,
was pleased to accept ; and the Corporate Body was
thus afforded the gratification of beholding their
Prince, and of hearing from himself sentiments of
respeec, delivered with that dignity and affability,
the peculiar gift of His, Royal Highness. The 'fol-
lowing are the Address and Answer :

" May it please your Royal Highness,
We, the Mayor,.Aldermen, and' Burgesses of this ancient
Borough of Warwick, beg lemie with the most profound
humility to congratulate your Royal Highness on your safe ar-
rival in this Borough- ; and to approach your Royal Highness
with the utmost respc& and deference, sincerely assuring you
of our unfeigned reverence anti veneration for your Royal
Highness's Illustrious Person and Family."

To which His Royal Highness was pleased-lo re-
huh the following answer :

• " M. Mayor .Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of
Warwick, it affbrds •rne peculiar satisfattion •to receive this
mark of your; attention, as well as the expressions Otlynur at-
tachment to my person and the rest olnly ; and I beg
leave to assure you of the high resied I entertain for this
very ancient Borough."

' The venerable castle could not fail to pros:lWe thoae
effeas' on his Royal Higllness's mind of which his
exquisite taste must ever make him susceptible ; the
state ofpreServation, the beauty of every surrounding
feature, the judgment exhibited in the improvements
of thenoble pOssesser,excited his greatadmiration,and
the awful magnificenCe of this ancient pile fr6m the
river, was beheld with wonder. pis Royal Highness
went thriitigh all the apartments, and viewed, en
'virtuoso, the valuable collet-lion, of pi&ures which
have been from time to time placed in 'this noble
sideifee, the. Whole arrangement of , which was iii
perfea character with the 'sublime antiquity of the
structure.

1.
An elegant collation wasprepared for their' Boyar
Hiyhnesses, and the horns of ale were Seen in con-
stant supply to the surrounding happy multitude;
.every possible mark :Of veneration and resped was
paid by the young Lord to the Buyal,Visitors„ who
Wp'e pleased to expreis, in strong terms, the delight
they had experienced, awl the sense they entertained
of his Lordship's atten&in when they took their
leave amidst crowds of adnairiog speetators.; the
;whole county was assembled, in' Warwick, to behold
the Royal Brothers, who greeted. their arrival in
tones of undisguised rejoicing; Their R.yal
High-
nesses returned toa late dinner at Ragley.
'Arrivals at Bagley—Lord DARTmouTH, Lord.
BROOKE, Mr. NIEVNELI., &C. &C.

By a recent publication it appears, that the nutp,
ber'of Indian Widows who immolated themselves
On 'the' ktiierdis within the space of thirty
wiles round Calcutta, in, the interval from the 15th
.of April to'the 15th of Oetober,i 805", was not fewer
than i i !

Extrad of a Letter from a Gentleman, from
,the• -neighbourhood of Gretna, Green:—E-! -In spite
of the validity of the Scotch marriages .being'cailed
in question, it appears they ar6 as nitich in vogue
as ever, as on Monday last, at an early hour, 'the
sooty Parson was roused to. forge 6:6 Fly :lienial
chains for a young-and. dashing CJUpie,4pac,:iiily of
the first rank. The 'Gentleman remarkably hand-
some, at least appeared to' think so---;the f.,ady, a
pretty figure, of the Middle site, a dark complexion,
aid displayed an unusual degree. of vivacit the
occasion. After the ceremony -the jnycus co.uple
rertioqriled the Telegraph. The bridegtootu, iii the
midst of his transports, A% as near nos,, oying ins fair
companion through his careles:•ness, iu a!lowing the
foremost horse to make a sharp dan,erous turn.
They soaped their ronte:towtlrds and report
says neither of the parties resioe one I.undred „rides
from Belfast.-

The ithperial Ukase, by which 'the new. levy of
recruits is ordered, xvnich makes the.leusSian Armies
near 600,000 strong, is inserted in the Court Gazette
of the. 12th. The• Emperor, .in the .pi roie on
.the
12th, ordered the forming of tt additi omit itegnovnts
of Infantry, sii of Dragoons, and A a.. 4 . m; icy of • Ita-
tg bers. The same Court Gazette aito contains. the
particulars of the caetuce Derbent, m 'Persia, by
the Russian Army. .
The..warlikeopgrations in
,Austria,,•though con-
dut:ted with such astoi.ishing resekre, have been
vigorous beyond eXamp;e. is not a Re-
znnent but what is. at present ;ii ed beyond us coin-
Tie-menr,.and.a considerable:Anst!riun force 11A.s ,aiely
encamped below Pasau.

There was ho Court of Aldermen held to-day; -hut
the'Lortb MA'YoR, after inspeatngTthe. returns of
thq Mealweighers, ordered the price of brad to be
advanced id. per peck loaf, to take place on T!lurs-
' • ,

thes.hop-picking has Commenced very generally.
Thp Herefordshire crop is tolerably prods Live. Wor-
cester' win nut give Mete than. hail a . crop,, but in
East and AVest Kent, as well.as in Sussex-, the planta-
'tions,present a Most favourabie.aspeCt9l.in abundant
crop. The duty is laid'evidentlytoo high,' at 10,0001.,
`l4 lout 50.poCkets of new hops, last week, in the .135-
.i6iiith, :fetched from 51: ss. to .51. 16s. ; yearling
1160g,siold at 955. to 51. 12s: in bags, and from 51. to
61.. in pockets.
• The following is an Extraa from the Prince of
Wales's Island Government Gazette, ,ot March
.180(5 : " Accounts have been received in town, by
the China Fleet, that two:ituSsiali Men of War, on
a voyage of discovery, last from Japan, had touched
in China ter provisions ann reliVsinnents ;- that the
Viceroy Of Canton- had charged thew double
duties, which they had objected to, detlar lig, that
they wer.-ready to pay what was customary by other
'nations,..tnd no more. The .inatt&r. has bten re-
ferred to the Emperor, at Pekin, and the,Russiant
wait the result." •

•
The people of 'Highgate wel:e a few days ago
.amused .with an awkward„but desperate ooxing
match, which took place accidenGirly between a man
weighing 18 stone Oln. aiht
upwards of 2e stone. :the fth'ilh:r is a puUlicati at
the ti-ip of Crvay's-iun-lane, the tat;e: a • baker, ifl
Highgate..
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