The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-26 00:00:00

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THE HAGUE, FEB. 22.—The Rotterdam Courant has the following
article :—" Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope to the 18th May
give the particulars of the manner in which his Royal Highness Prince
William Frederic Henry was received there. His Royal Highness, ac-
companied by Captain Arriens and some Dutch and English officers,
rode into Cape Town on Sunday, May 6, where the whole way was
crowded with spectators. A number of carriages followed the Prince's
coach. When His Royal Highness alighted at the house of Madame de
Witt, widow, where he was received by a military guard of honour,
" God save the King" was pia: cd, and the Prince was greeted on all
sides with loud acclamations.

In the evening of the 9th of May, the whole town was illuminated,
and many house.; had fine transparencies; among them were those
of Mr. J. H. Neethling and Mr. Sinclair. In many places there
were busts of his Majesty, the King of the Netherlands, and his sons.
Young people, with Orange ribbons, paraded the streets, which echoed
with cheerful music. The Dutch flag was carried about, and, before the
house in which the Prince lodged, there was a display of tire-works,
amidst the cheers of the multitude, while some Dutchmen and inhabit.
ants of the Cape sang the song of ' William.'
" About seven in the evening the South African Musical Society as-
sembled on the steps before the house, and performed the Dutch national
air. There was a splendid ball and supper in the Exchange, on which
occasion the ball room was adorned with Dutch and English colours en-
twined together. In a word the Prince was received with the greatest
kindness and respect, as well by the Government as the inhabitants."

DRESDEN, JULY 16. —Her Imperial Highness the Prince s of Orange,
travelling under the name of Countess of Buren, arrived here yester.
day, and put up at the Hotel de Saxe, and her Royal Highness the
Crown Princess of Prussia, coming from Fursten,tein in Silesia, ar-
rived at Pilnitz.

DRESDEN, JULY 17.—Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress of
Russia arrived here this morning at seven o'clock, and alighted at the
hotel of the Russian Ambassador, M. Von Schroeder.

TOPLITZ, JULY 15.—Count de la Ferronays, formerly French Am.
bavador at the Court of Vienna, arrived at Toplit z on the 11th from
Paris. His appearance here is considered of much importance.
Marshal Marti:tont, Duke of Rawisa, arrived here yesterday.
TRIESTE, JULY 13.—The Russian man.of.war the Jason, is said to be
one of the ships lost in the late storm in the Black Sea.—Allgemeine
Zeitung, July '2l.

- THE AUSTRIAN CORONATION.
Their Majesties will leave Schonbrunn on the 7th of August, arriv.
ing at Inspruck on the 120.-21st, from Merano to Pradt.-22d, from
Pratt to the baths of Bormeo.-23d, from the baths of Bormeo to Son-
drio.-24th, from Sondrio to Belaggio.-25th, from Bellaggio to Como.
From the 26th to the 31st they will stay at Monza.
Sept. I.—Solemn entry into Milan. From the Ist to the 14th they
will remain at Milan.-15th, from Milan to Pavia.-16th, they will
remain at Pavia.-17th, from Pavia to Lodi.-18th, from Lodi to Ber-
gamia.-19th, they will remain at Bergamia.-20th, from Bergamia to
Brescia.-21st, they will remain at Brescia.-22d, from Brescia to
Cremona.-23d, they will pass at Cremona.-24th, from Cremona to
Mantua, where they will remain the 25th.-26th from Mantua to Ve-
rona, where they will stay the 27th, 28th, and 29th.—The 30th, from
Verona to Vicenza.

October 1. They will remain at Vicenza-2 Fiorn ViCenza to Padua,
where they.will retrain the 3d and 4th ; the sth, from Padua, by Fu.
sina, to Venice; from the tith to the 17th they will remain at Venice ;
18th, from Venice to Treviso ; 19th, stay at Treviso ; 20th, from Tre-
viso to Udina ; 21st, from Udina to Gorizia ; 22c1, fron Glirizia to
Trieste.