The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

Kip* TpE/1)77I-Cg PAIPERS.

JUNE 71..?(1.--On, Wednesday last, at
in the afternoon, l is Alajekty'Lot is NA-
POLEON, King of Holland, his Royal Consort, Chil-
'then, arid' Retinue, ar'riVed froni'Breda at the' Ferry
of Cattendrecht, oppOsite ROtterdAm, where they
were received and pre.§-eii-ted with refreshMents. by
'his Excellency Vice-Admiral VERIIEUIL, Minister
of the Marind, condnaed by a Deputation from the
Council, by the Mayor asid Schepens of
.that City.
'On the signal being given 'by the Yachts of the Ma-,
rineistationed there, the guns on the bulwark *ere
fire t, the flags were hoisted on the great chtirch
and-other public buildings, on the mills; and by-all
the,Vessels in the several havens. Their Majesties
and Family crossed the Meuse in a Yacht of the
Marine ; and, on approaching the shore, were 'sa-
luted by the repeated acclamations of the Speaa7
lorS. Being arrived within the jurisdi&ion of Rot-
terdam, their Majestieswere welcomed by the
City Deputation, and' his Majesty -presented,- in
an appropriate speech, with the keys of the City ;
but which hjs Majesty' graciously' left in the hands
of the Pnisi'dent. The Rev. tIIOMAS VAN BEEKOM,
Roman Catholic Priest of Schiedam, at the head of
the PriestS of' the same Religion at Rotterdam, also
congratulated his Majesty on :his accession and ar-
rival.

- -About nine o'clock the same evening the Royal
-Party arrived at the Hague,, where their Majes-
ties 'were received by a Depcitation :cif the Magi-
strates of that place. - On presenting his Majesty
with the wile, called the wine of honour; used
-on ''Such` occasions, the Mayor. made', 'an appropriate
Speech=anti- on receiving Abe wine his Majesty
.expressed his sense of the reception given.
Accompanied' by the DephtatiOn, the Train now set
for4rd to the. Palace m-Ae Wood---where their
-Majesties were received- bra. ,C6Mmission f;pm,
their High Mightinesses,,another from the Council
of Statb, the,'Genethl Secretary of State, and other
Ministers, the, French Ambassador, and the General
'in ,Chief and other Generals and superior
Officers. .

Through the whole of the Wood, along which
tLeir Majesties had to pass, beautifully illuminated
Arches. were erecaed.

Yesterday their High Alightinesses, in 9 coaches,.
'repaired to the Palace in the WOod, where they had
a formal audience. -- - -

BREDA,
,jIINE -te,:.--M.,Nriuq HoOFF,.Member of
the AssemblY of their High Mightineves, deputed
.by the • Minister pf Marine, Admiral:VEtut EUIL,
Plenipotentiary to the king, to receie him on the
borders of. the Kingdom, and present the Deputies
Of the T_)epatment of j3rabant to his MajestY, had
the honour of fulfilling:the purposes of his appoint-
ment yesterday, at Riisbergen, at four o'clock in the
afternoon, on whict occasion he delivered the follow-
ing Speech :
' " sikE, • .. •
• - .

" I feel•myself happy to have the honour of in-
treating you to receive my resPectfUl duty, and that
of the Department of Brabant, so sincerely deVoted
to France and to your august Person: •
" His Excellency the Minister of Marine, Admi-
ral liEhnEutt., your Majesty's Plenipotentiary, has
gratified my dearest wishes, in confiding to me the,
honourable Office of presenting to your Majesty the
Deputies of the Departmental Administration, who
are also deputed by their Constituents to the glo-•
rious mission of meeting their Sovereign on the'
limits of the States over which you are appointed to
reign. • •,
. " I have long known the thoughts and de,'
sires of the inhabitants of this Department, in which.
I was 'born, and which has"without interruption for
a nuMber of years confided to me their dearest in-
terests, and the honour of representing them in the
Assembly of'their High Mightinesses. Our attach,'
rnent, onflpve to the Great Emperor of the-French,
and our beloved King, are boundless, inasmuch as
Words dO not supply us with, expressions capable of
manifesting. all the gratittide We, owe, and the in-
violable fidelity we bear to the Hero who has pre
concerted for us such an enviable destiny; ; or to you,
Sire, who-have contracted the obligation of aceorn-
plishing it. •
" God grant that the great soul of NAPOLEON:
mak, far the goOd of 'mankind, sway for ages the,
• fate af Europe, and of the World !,' God grant that
.•your Majesty may long constitute the happiness of
a nation respectable in every ,point of view, and
whose interest is so identified -with France, to which;
there was wanting, Sire, but the indisstiluble; bond
:derived from the possesSion of your illustrious, person,.
•to recover' its ancient splendour, its renown,qind its
Complete prosperity: :' • •- •
" Our first act, our first duty, is to spew you the
..respect becoming out Prote&or and our Father, and
to swear to you loved fidelity, and everlasting gra-,
Be it pines, to render 'us' happy,'
and, to listen with benevOlenee, which is natural
to you, to our vows and our devotion to you, Sire,
your august Sponse, our gracibus Queen, and their
Royal Eighnesses'your illustrious and beloVed Chil-
dren, the:hopes of us, and of our posterity."
M. VAN, Hoopt. hating, concluded his Speech, he
presented the Deputation,
,consisting of Messieurs
DR-LA COURT, and TRIP. -•

the first mentioned of whom pronounced the follow-
ing Addies .

SIRTt:

the-Adnrinistration. of the Department of Bra-
,bant has cOmmitted,to us the highly honourable tnis-
SiQII of communicating to your Majesty the respeet-
tul of love and ii.delity due'to our august
Sovereigti.. •
• "Deign, Sire, to ,accept the wishes we breathe
for the happiness of your honoured. Person, of her
Majesty the Queen, and
,of. their-Royal Highnesses
her dear litttle..Princesi and for the prosperity of your
reign. .
" Accept them, Sire, as- much in •theliame of all
your. subje&s of this Deportment, :where. every heart
is your's, as of all those belonging to us be to. them
and to us a Father and PretZor.

" God save the King !
" God save the Queen !"

In .the city. their Majesties were met on the even-
ing of their arribal by all the Magistracy and the
Guilds of Trade hi their full dressesTespeaively.
The whole city was, illuminated and decorate,d 0(.1

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On Saturday last, in Portland-place, the .lion. Mis.. H.
,I.3ladtwocxi, of a Daughter. . .