The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-16 00:00:00

ItkRRALLIF,II; 1806.

He rnisrepresetits (perhaps ignorantly) tlp local
advantages wlOO Mi out ai a port for
builLitag ships of war ; he 111.,..s 6: ;tic clactur, of sail-

ii h in,ende,.l hat ships should
email out, cum. muhis alais, In short, his whole

271, 'IN

, horn first to 1,14, is an effusion,cat
g'ro.ss I-41d aucijciuns 1111,,r, prestniation, intended

t. Olrol.v ci:,LrtkAl up.)l) a rne.vpure
.at Goverti-

couid e other- Oieot_ than

treat and ob6ous is

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labour of every description can be had at a cheaper
rate than at any of his Majesty's present Dock-yards;
or at the Merchants yards in the River.

The building,of King's ships at Milford is not a
new experiment. Near half a century ago King's
ships were built at Milford; the Prince of Wales,
of 74 guns, the Ship of Admiral BAR4INGTON; was
launched at this port. But we have now done, and
having noticed some of the falsehoodS propagated by
The Times; we shall conclude by repeating what we
assert, and pledge ourselves to be the truth :
That Mr. BARRALUER did actually, and bona fide,
draw the lines, or furnish the drafts upon which tlle
Spencer, the Nautilus,,the Milford; and the Lavi-
nia were built—That the a6tualkoA of the Milford,
according to authentic and official documents, did not
exceed 42,0001.—That the contract price in 18Q5 for
building a 74 gun ship,was36l. per ton--;-that the
materials were then laid in for Liking the /11i/ford in
hand—drat she was taken in hand by Mr. BARRAL..
LPK, in " 1806, and -that she was launched in the
present year, at the rate of c2l. 45, per ton. Un-
blushing impudence may contradict thefie faas, but
cannot contravert them--tiny will bear the test of

the striaest scrutiny,
The Establishment of Milford has Nothing about
it cit that foul and infamous job with which this.

liberal minded Gentleman has in his anger thought
fit to stigmatize it. it is difficult to say for whose
benefit such a job cot;ld have been intended. Not
for BARRALLILICS, for he has been employed under
various Administratios, and his condition is not,
as we undefstand, bettered in the smallest degree
under :be present. Not for Mr. GagviLLE, for,
we believe that he dues not think himself well
used.

Not to provide for some person or pef-
eons out. of, employment, for we understand that
the few persons 'appointed are already in 'his
Majesty's service, and merely removed from other
situations that are cOnsideied as no loner necessary
where, then, the " job Ding part of the transaction
lies, we confess ourselves totally at a loss -to con-
jeaure. We could point out q. a foul and in-
famous job," that, has for some time- been
hatching by persons whom we could mention , but
as the absurdity of- it alone .must prevent its ever
coming to maturity, we shall not consider it worth
our notice even to expose it but of this' The Times
must rest assured, that for the future' we shall not
suffer its pageS to 'pour forth fallacious staterltents
:unnoticed uncoutradicted.

One word more on theWliter's infamous perver-

sion of our statement respeCiing monies ;voted by
I'. dian-tent... may, and.njust indt'd generally
be some ditThreoee between the sum voted and ~.e
sum adually expended,bur this neither ought, nor is,.

nor can be, maact. , of coarealmem to the,
,flonse, of Comm(ins. The report I‘.te UCtuai
expenditure is every .Session taut 1,1:ore the ikuse,
and thi;report IS the only true document from which
th:! several sums expended cut be known. , When
a less sum is actually expended than has been
:voted
does it follow that. the overplus is diverted qr con-
cealt-1? No; it ;scurried to the eiedit ofihe rhhe, and.
makes part of the lays undMeans of the foloWing
year ;, and all such slims are sererally and distinctly
s the (‘)ancellor of the Ex.chrquer The,
Ai of the liar 2s must kive known' this, or he

is a pitiltif, pettito ;_;ink dolt, unworihy of :no:ice ;
or, it lie knew but wilfu;ly misrepresented the•
case, for the purpoie of el-eating .d.,cOnten.t against
the.Govcrnment, 1r.,. is one 61 tier .veriest knaves in

the creation, eo.q) worse tilmi the ii,t3rnous

Paifie, whom lie st.enis' to be 6iniiiarly:

quqinwd.

Yesterday, about twek,e o'clock „his I.IIAJEsTy
rived at the, Cluje;i':; 1)::2e, from \Windsor, . he
wasereceiveft:by the Dukes of -YORK, KENT, SUi-
sax, flti

Soon attar t 0 o'clock, his MAJusTy.Leld a
trii-
vale Levee, wh:ch was' dttetikicd by:

The A fdidislioli of cauttibury; the Lord Chancellor, the
First-lord or the 'rmasury, the Chancellor of the"E?tchea.:
rr..:er, the First
,Lard of the Admiralty, the Nlaster.t.;erieral
o: the'Ordanix, the three Secreiztrieb of . State, the PreSiqiit
of the Board of Controui, the Commander in Chief, the
Dukts Of Montrose alto rt land ; Lindsay and Paula
(in waiting) ;•,Low Lovrtire:. S t S. Cottrel, L;enerai Hour
ton, Colonel I i.,iffilton, • Captain. staines, Mr. Elwin, and
waiting),

Ttie follow i bad the honour of-being twesental
his IVIAJ2STY

His race the' Duke of Portland, upon coming to his title.
The Noble 1)u to at tite s -me time delivered 'to his .11.1.1jesty
'the Illustrious Order of the Garter worn by his father, the
Lite buice.
The Larl.of Lindsay, upon coining to his title.
Lord LOwther, upon /iv, being apj:ouncd a Lord of the
Acnit.ilty, , by turd
qtr 11,,,00gs Lk,,n. upon- Iris being appointed Advocate
; of tile I.,.:ew4rd 1 b,diktis. -

Capt.fin ppor hi:; rt::llra from the Methter.
ranean.

NNor-Geticr:ll‘ llouston,upon hid prdor.offon

uyitin

His AlnAs.ry iirld a Privy Council, arid gave Au-
dience to Mr. P.SLCEVAL, the rest of the.eabiliet
Mtuisers prescui, U.r .IjAvto DuNDAs, 2,p41 Mr. SUT-
TON, who had o. lure hls NiAJ'ZSTY the proceedihgs
of `gome.Cf:di,.,-Marfh-il.

_About ball 1),I,1 SIX o'clock his NIAJETry set otrQn
his return to Wlnusor.

Yeslerday.his Royal Highness the Dike of KRIn
arrived in town to•tneet AJBSTY, and in the
evening returned to Caa!le Bear tO-dirtrer,.
Yesterday his Rop! 1:1181litesF; tje Duke of CLA''
BENce had an nit,•lviei,v with his MAJas-ry,
,at the
Palace, and in Oit? evenSrpg retu, fled to Bushy
Park to dinner.' •