The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-07 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

MR. EMITOR. • .
NY a strange inuttention the Motto to the Cata-
brie of the Pictures exhibited this year at the
LYal Academy is so printed as to he false Latin.
"Nutrix Artis entArtis est." To make sense of
we should
fot " , at any rate, read " "Emulatio,"
Entmlatis ;" but after all, we cannot find, the
Passage In Velleius Pateroulas. A passage some-
what like it Occurs I. t, c. 17, " Alit Ernulat
Ingenia." Are there no Scholars where ter are
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many •iirtirtr e

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LONDON,
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TURSDAY, MAY It 1805°
Wa,YeSteidtli stated . that His' *illt.T y h!(
git"°ttierl for eraiing the Name of LordMt ',l
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°lLLl'froa) the Privy Council .List :it will be
teen m
"le r*eference to the Proceedings in Parliament,
Jett nt '
0, Pt, that our statement was correet. Ml'... ;ft' annoented the fait to the House in a way that
_lu rha highest honour to his feelings as a man,
it- Ole oatno time that he proved by his conduit
f ihat he Would not scan any considerations of
iltlytte 'friendship, however warm and sincere,
1° Netter. with
4 ih his duty t, the Public..
'lr'
7- . ait conversation afterwaidfi ensued between
ltr' 69 N DA.s and Mr. Fox, in which the for.
trier
alluded its very strong terms to the Balances
••• . 41ie,11,
f were in Lord
athed HOLLAND'S hands when he
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ll rom office, Mr. Fox defellded his fattier
is that he had only complied with she ge-'
' /4'4 Ptgticeof all the Pa'at time, by
41,4itt 1(in& use of
r"t ymasters at thhe Public Money ; . and contended
s there was this difference between the colPabi-
thitY °I Ltd nOLLAND and
~e latter had off Lord Mtt.vti.t.r, that
ended against a positive Mt of
ritli
alaent. This is argument
Way i whicli•has al.
t '' Kett used out of doors when the case of those
,w° )`lobiernen have been coMpared, and certainly
ri !t., ii
tnl i t led, to great weight ; hilt there is a ail-
: ntion in favour of Lord Msr.vrtAir Which the
4civctiltel for Lord HOLLAND are naturally very
allaeines .keept
out of sight, and that is, that the
:tees he hands of Lord I IoLLArrO consisted
4.- "lit MOne.y, the whole of which h not
1144/ Money,
at tiliS moment whereas the whole
4 Lord wa
wIELVILLVII Balances were paid off
il*lneti• .
~,. lately after he quitted his office. It is
_,,,te ~,,, . dignitted by the Accusers of Lord Mat,.
• 1'414 * •I. patis 1t theY do not charge him with partici-
, ta kin the profit alledged to have been made by
n,
tier,. l'it,att Pt'
and the charge against that Gen.
! ' "'an Is, not that he was a defaulter of one single
fatilti
the !3 of the Public Money in his hands, or that
hot P4Yraent of any Public Creditor was delayed one
th4:4 hut merely that tie made use of the money
;:tteq: was in his hands for his own emolument.
ill therefore a most ar,renthi/ difereece between
ahtilte eat". With respeft to the assertion, that
, yes Ott
the With
or Lord HoLL4No's balances are
ear of
a°i) it may be very true ;. but we have not
fie: tlY It
having been prii,l to 'the Pub.
,L
sie4nd it cannot be denied 'that the Interest of
lintlaps taloned, during the forty years which have
o_e4 since Lord HOLLAND retired from Office,
b. u to 11 146 anger stain than the whole of the
l'irlaelllal.
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futtht Ye 'NI day laid before our Readers some
t,
fir ,1‘• in Parrienlars tesit'ening the proceedings of the
tac
tk
11141 - "e Weal Indies; No authentic inf"-
ihe 117 of the arrival of Admiral COCIIRANS in
ett Indies has reached us, but it was very
tentteity
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arid %ha;
i"Potted last night that he had arrived,
the Fr at
hall immediately sailed in search of
all'clienrch Fleet, horn_ tyhich he was distant
alto" heuri sail. We have not been able
inando
•lain niicn what authority this report was
effeA,l7 Certainly nu offi ial intelligence
hillnjitilla bee* re
c
eived• to that
With respeit to the 'Toth
ger" Cihilz Squadron, we stilt remain in the
slegree
laY tier . 0 uncertainty ; and until we can
1 aka era tilt Ptiblie, sOme information .upon which
Y toot
, shit . ' rein WO Will not occupy their time or
le their „ ,
*hie!) V4llenetiilay
,repeating every idle rumour
*lti int-7 be circulated n.pOn this intertstiog sub.
its,

TgE Haviburs Mad due on Sunday arrivcti thus
Morning. The following are the most important
articles of intelligence which it brings

VIENNA, APRIL 20.—M, Jotrutir.i.„ who last
rear was the bearer of a Letter from NA!' ()LEON It)
the Grand Signior, to:day passed throvgh this Cit.s,
with important Dispatches.
Count MEERVELD will not now go to St. Peters_
burgh ;.• he is still at iAresbtirg.
MARCH 2 —Official Dis.

.ONSTANTINOPLE, iAk. .5.
patches have keen received from* Egypt, of the date
of Feb. zs", Which state that a few days before h battle
had taken place between the Toikish and the Ma.
mel4esi Armies, in which the latter gained the
vidoryi in consequence of which llounscittt)
cun, Governor of Egypt, was under the necessity
of consenting to a Capitulation with the keys with
respect to Cairo.
Romelia is again in a disturbed stare. the dis.
contents in Cyprus have been happily quelled. is.
MAEL PACHA, the new Usurper of Acre,' who had
seized on and approPriated to himself the treasures
Of DGEZZAR PACHA, has been deliiertd up by his
own Troops, and his head sent to Constantinople.

i2.—The Queen of ETRU R lA.
will, it is said., be present at Milan, at the Coro.
nation, to which the King of the Two Sicilics will
likewise be invited.

The Austrian Envoy at Genoa will not put up the
arms of h►is Court over his hotel there till ;he fate
of that Republic shall be deterriineci.
They writ; froth Genoa, that 4,000 More krench
Troops are expeled in the Ligurian Republic, of
whom rsoci men vvill be stationed in that City.

The Counsellor of State Lcutta has arrived at
Milan from Pdris, with orders to examine the for.
tresses and magazines in this country, and take cart
that they arc in good conditioni

MILAN, APRIL B.—The solemn Proclamation
of the Constitutional Statute of the Kingdom of
Italy, which Vi'AS made here on the 31st of March,
has been since repCaW in all the principal towns of
the other Departments. It has also taken place in
the Dutchies of Parma and Platicentia ; sod, if we
believe one of out Gazettes, a.Change will iinme.
diately be made with respett td those Dutchies,
whiCh will definitively fix their fate. •
The same Journal contains the following wide,
dated Vienna, April t :-"^" We expea here very
soon tie Art:Mike CHARLES. His Royal High.
ness will particularly inspect those points on the
frontiers which are capable of being fortified. The
works undertaken in the vicinity of ,Palma Nuova
are considerably advanced. There is still a talk
of a great augmentation of the fortifications of Leg,
nago, and of a plan to make it a place of arms of
'the first rank."

TURIN, APRIL 22.—The Minister for 'War,
for Foreign Relations, and for the Interior, arrived
in this City on the 13th inst. and took possession
of the apartments prepared fut them in the Im.
perial Palace. They will go to.morrow to dine at
the Castle de Scupinis. Many other persons
in the train of Their Imperial Majesties have
also arrived at Twine Mons.• Da SEGUR, the
Grand Master of the Ceremonies, set out yesterday
for Milan. During his stay in this City lee has
visited every thing curious which it contains.
M. DE SALMATORIS remains at Turin, to dire
the preparations which are making for the arrival
of Their. Imperial Majesties.

The sat and 56th Regiments of the Line, the
23d of Dragoons, and the sth of Horse Chasseura,
nave lett this City for the Coop at Marengo.

STOCIZIIOLM, APRIL I9.—The Summer Catty
which is to be formed at Eonarspshed, Scania, will
assemble on the Ist of June, and last 17 days. It
will be composed not only of the Regiments that
ate in Scania, but of the Battalions of the Regiments
that are, at present, for the most parr, in Fume.
rania. The Head-Quarters will be at, the Convent
of I lerre vard a.

LETTERS, were received yesterday at the India
House, brought by an overland Dispatch. They
are not of a later date than those Dispatches
whiCh we have already noticed ; but they agree in
expressing a confident hope that the. War in India
will shortly be brought to a termination highly fa..
vourablo to the Interests of this Country.
His }VIAJESTY has fixed the t 2th of June to go
for Weymouth ; and we understand that he means
to review alt the Volunteers before he lenves town,
in two days, East and West of Temple-13,1r, as
before.

The following Corps are to be brigaded and re.
viewed by His Royal Highness the DuK P. of CAM*
IMMO r • on'Ealing Common, tomorrow.

Brentford and Ealing., Colonel Da 14 KW A TAR.
Kensington, Lieutenant-Colonel WILLIS.
Fulham, Lord Viscount V.A NIL A (.11.
Chiswick, Major Woonaoor.
Twickenham, Major Tyr ACK Zit A Y
Isieworth, Major HAT

Yesterday the following Volunteer Corps were
brigaded in Hyde• Park by General BOttRARD : St.
George's, St, Sepulchre, Southwark, Bloomsbury,
Westminster, St. Giles, St. Andrew's, with several
Corps of Sharp.shooters. The GentrA expleiied
the highest approbation at their soldier. like appear.
anee, and theit high state of discipline.