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THE SUN.

SOLENT QU/S DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1806.

THIS morning we received a -Leyden Journal of
the 15th inst. from, which we' have made several
extracts :--The intelligence from Paris contained in
this Paper, comes down to the 9th inst. It appears,
that the report which.was circulated respe&ing the
manner in which Lord LAUDERDALE was
,received
in Paris, was wholly destitute of foundation.—
Instead of being kept waiting four or five days for an
interview WitIITALLETRAND, he saw him themorn-
ing after his arrival in. Paris; It is said,
.however,
that his Lordship was not intrOduced to BorrA7
PARTE, as such a presentation cduld not take place,
according to 'etiquette, until the signature of a
Treaty.—The French 'Papers continue to throw out
inve&ives against the Cabinet olVienpa. Count
STADION, in particular, appears extremely obnoxi-
otis to the French Government, and the EMPEROR
of GERMANY is called upon, in the molt peremp-
tory manner, to dismiss him from his Service. In.
deed BONAPARTE seems now determined that no
Continental Sovereign shall venture to retain
any Minister without his permission. The Por-
tuguese . Ministry were changed in compliance
with orders from Prance : the KING .of PRUS-
SIA was ordered to dismiss Count HARDEN-
BERG ; and now the EMPEROR Of GERMANT is for-
bidden to employ a Minister upon whose ability and
fidelity he places the greatest confideuce.

- A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning, by
which we have received the following :
GOTTEN,BURGEI, AUG. 'Lt.—Yesterday arrived
an English Armed Brig, having.on board a Russian
Messenger, with dispatches for St. Petersburgh, with
which he set off immediately.
" By the last accounts from; St. Petersburgh we
learn, that the Russian Minister is about to leave
the i',.;te."

YESTE4DAY morningthe Transports which sailed
from the Downs under convoy of the Explosion,
Fury, and Devastation Bombs, arrived at Ports-
mouth. They were joined by ,twelve Sail more,
and immediately proceeded to sea under con-
voy of the Captain and Ganges, ot 74 guns, and
the Kingfrisher Sloop of War.

OUR Lek!'" from Dover this morning states, that
Lord LkUDERDALE.had demanded his. Passports, and
Lad naually set out on his return- home; and that
TAU-RI-RAND dispatched a IVleSsenger after him re-
questing him to return to Paris. This statement, we
have reason to believe, is unfounded.

Yesterday morrOul,,-, .HIS MAJESTY,
.the DUKE Of
. ,
CAMBRIIDGE, PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and SoptitAi
'Earl DARTMOUTH, Lard WALSINGHAM, and Lady
THYNNE, Generals CARTWRIGFIT and' FITZROY, and
Coterie' TAYLOR, rode fon horseback in Windsor
Great Park, and returned at twelve o'clock.
HER MAJESTY and PRINCESS ELIZABETH took
4tn airing in the Great Park and Froginote.
Earl DARTMOUTH arrived at Windsor on Monday

night, on a visit to their MAJESTIES..
Mr. Fox'S medical, attendants now pronounce him
well enough to venture info the country, as change
of air will be very likely to confirm the good effects
which have resulted from the operation he under-
went. It is intended that he shall stay a few days
at St Ann's Hill till he has recovered more strength,
and then resort to the invigorating breezes of the,
sea-side. ' Brighton. is mentioned as the place to
which be will proceed; but it is more probable that
a situation will be selected less exposed to f.shion-
ble hurry, bustle, and tumult.
•
The following -Gentlemen- are, appointed Commis-
sioners under the new ACS for examining the enor-
mous Ariears of West India Accounts, viz. J.CIiA2-
MAN, 3. Vy`lLsoN, 3: HALKET, S. HARINIAN, and
N. SAUMAREZ, &qrs. The two first are the Gentle-
pen, who, 'with the late,Commissary of AccOunts,
P. BEARCROFT, Eici. so successfully prosecuted an In,
quiry in the, West Indies during Mr. PITT's Admi-
nistra ion. Mr HALKET is Governor of Tobago, Mr.
HARMAN a Member of his Majeey's Council of An-
tigua, arid Mr ' SAUMitit EZ is ^ brother of the gallant
Admiral. We understand the two latter are to pro-
ma to the West Indies, and the other three are to
be engaged iu ctearing away the cumbrous,lgad of
unexamined 4C.C0U11t.6 in this Country.'