The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-28 00:00:00

Mr. BARHAM thn withdrew I►is amendment.

The Address was then put and carried stem. coil.
A new writ was ordered to be issued for the
election of a Member to serve in Parliament for
the countyof Londonderty in the room of Sir C.
Stewart, now Lord Stewart, called to the House
of Lords.

In answer to a'question. from Mr. ItusxissoN,

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that,
by file new arrangement, it was proposed, that
Fieldofficers should be put on half-pay in such a
way that they•gave up their allowance when sent
on service.

The Orders of the Day were then disposed of,
and the House adjourned at Half-past One o'Clock.

The British Cavalry are now moving in six di-.
visions from Toulouse, on their return 'mine.—
Their line.of march will be.through the most in-
teresting part of-the heart of France; they will
go strait across the country, pass the Loire, and
proceed through Nornyandy to Boulogne, where
they are= to embark for England- The first divi-
sign of transports has sailed for that port to re-
ceive thew,

LONDON,
TuEs DA Y, JUNE 2x;'1814.

It will be seen from our. NaVal NewS' that the
Illustrious Personages who have honoured us
with a visit, have bi,l adieu' to Ohl EniglancL---,
Their.reception has, we trust, been gratifying to
.them for, though somewhat too rough, it has
been zealous and hearty_ On the. w hole of their
route front Portsmouth, at Chichester, Good-
wood, Petworth,- Brighton, Rye, Folkstone,
&c. they xv,ere' hallul vitl.i ecstatic ap-
.plause, and every- town and villae exhibited de-
corations of triumphal arches, trophies of oak and
laurel leaves, awl flags of different descriptions.
At Brighton they breakfasted .on .tiulnlaST, at the.
Pavilion after which the EMPEROR , atul the
Duchess of OLDENBURG ti walked tin the Steint for

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a few minutes, am:hist the 'ra,,tu,..o.us acclamations
of asset►bled thousands ; and IA twelve the %whole
of the Imperial and'lloyal Vartyset out for Dover,
where our Correspondent fluiltes the details of
, • .
their •reception and departure.

French Papers, of the 241 n, furnish Its with a
few extracts. - ELTGANP: BM:AUHARNOIS,
to be made German Prince We'shotild be
;glad to see i,t stated in his
Rights and-Titles to this Dignity !
litical inatter-iS;that a Convention has' been eon-
.
cluded•betWcen the Allied Powai„, in vfrCue—of
which, the Provinces between the ancient.Freilch
Frontier and the is are to be otetipied..by'-an
,Attstro-Bavarian, core; ; those between: tbe MO
• selle and. the Meuse _by a Prussian • one..; the For-
tress of CObletitz will be garrisoned with Prussian
. . -
.troops ; and that Of Metaz by an equal number of
_Prussians:wad Austrians. • ,

We have tiefmted. sd much of-tiisr space this
day to the D:senssion on. the Sla,..e..Tatle in both
houses'-of .IfurliatnenE) 4t•bat. no- sp4e for
any continents of our own. lielie*'&.there
thi!; :2ountry'but one,. opitiion
•

jetty and One 11'1;h-the opinion-and the. s.vis3}•that
the Trliie should "be 'abolished. at the sune
. •
time. ther e is too much good set* in the
ccaa-
munity to .be gulled by the vituperatjous
,of the
Talcat.l; who desire to make iCa party question.
These gentrl, ho‘vever, always laugh'at "'prac-
ticability," and this is .only one, of their.
,orAinary
flights. Lord CASTLEREAGH says' all we .could'
wish to advance.

The Thanks of both Houses were unanimously
voted -last night to the Duke of AVELLFNG'tON,
Grace takes his seat in the House,of Peers
this day, when the LORD CHANCELLOR will coin-
municatethe vote of their Lordships, to the illus,
trions Hero in person.
- A communication_ from the PRINCE REGENT was
last night made to bath Houses of ,Parliameut, of
his ROYAL HICiIiNESS'S intention .to go in solemu,
State Procession to-St. Paul's cathedral on the
'ith of July, the _day. appointed for a General
Thanksgiving f-er the glorious and happy termina-
tion of the War. •

• Yesterday evening, at a quarter past 5 o'clocii,
the PaiscE REGENT, attended by Cell: BAILEY.;
arrived at Carlton.llove,to - , • •
Her MAJEST.Yr: apd TlVilleeSS ELIZABE,TU .arid
.MARY, arrived at the Queen's Paiace yesterday
evening, about. half...past (-tight o'cloek,. from
•Windsor, where. they were.reeeiyed by .the Prince
of MECKLENB Earl, Alowro-N,-her Chamber-
lain; &e. ,

On Thursday her MAJas:rx will hold a:Dravi-
ing-room at the. Queen's Palace at
..--Yesterday,-about half7past seven o'clock, the
Prince.nf INlFictumtuttG, arrived at the Queen's
Palace from.W.indsor, and•s9ol'i after went Au ,visit
the,Princes of PausstA at Clarence-house.
Vesterdny.rnoruing, about half7past,nine o'clock,
the Crown Prince•of PaustA.,,and Prince
..n4-
DERICK, arrived at
,Clarence=house,-St. janles's,
where they partook of
.some refreshments,,and af-
terwards proceeded to the ,British Museum, and
several other•places., They returned.to Clarence-
house to.-dinner,- and. in. the
:evening honoured
Drury-lane Theatre. with
.their presence.. •
The gallant Hetwan PLATo.Ft v,isitc..d_ the House
of Peers last night, and retrained, about art hour.
He was attended by a ,young.-(. eutleinan in the
uniform of the Russian. cavalry, and took his sta-
tion in the railed-in space,,in front of the Throne,
set apart .for Peers' Sons, and Members of the
other House; •

The Duke of CLAF.N.O went ton, the Jason
to the Nymphen, to pay, a farewell visit to the
King tat' Pity ssiA previous to his Majesty's sailing.
The. Diet of• Norway has voted -a military cOu-
scriptivn, after some violent- debates.