The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-26 00:00:00

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WUDNESDA,Y; J6NE 446., 1805,

Last night Mr. LEYCESTER brought forward his
Motion in the House of Commons for rescinding the
order for a Criminal Prosecntion
,against Lord N 144-
VILLE, and for proceeding against his Lordship by
Impeachment. A Debate of considerable length en-
' sued, and,those Gentlemen who originally proposed
theimpeachment, last night strongly opposed it, on
the ground that a Criminal Prosecution having been
ordered, the Houseought to adhere to its determina-
tion. It was, however, clearlp shewn, that although
on the former occasion a Criminal Prosecution had
been ordered, yet, in point of fa&, a great majority
of the House were of opinion that The proper mode
of proceeding would be', by ImpeaChmeht Mr..
LEYCESTER'S Motion was carried, and Lord MEL-
' YILLE will be Impeached at the Bar of the House of
Lords. The House did not last night appoint the
Managers ,to condua the Impeachment, but it Is
most probable that Mr. WHITBREAD Will „be the
Principal Manager. It gives us great satisfaaion to.
find the sentiments ,we expressed upon this subjea;
san&ioned by the determination of the 'House of
Commons ; Lord MELVILLE will now be tried
before the highest Tribunal' in this Country!--
a Tribunal, from its construaion and from its
extensive powers, infinitely better. calculated to
investigate such a case as the present than any
of the ordinary Tribunals. We do not yet know
;iithether his Lordship will be tried in the House
of Peers, or in Westminster-Hall ; that will depend
Upon the future determination of the House of Com-
mons. If the HOuse of Commons should resolve to
attend the Prosecution in a body; as ill the case of Mr.
HASTINGS and others, then it wilt be necessary to
erea a temporary
_building in Westminster-Hall;
if the House should not adopt such a resolUtion, then
the Managers only will attend, and the Trial will
take place in tie HOuse of Peen% . From the lateness
of the Session, it is not probable that the Articles
of Impeachinent can be drawn up and preferred be=
fore the ;Prorogation of Parliarnent.

THE Accounts brought by Neutral Nessels, pf
the state of the Enemy's preparatio;l in the TeXel, we
have-every reason to believe, are correct; but it does
not, therefore, necessarily fellow that they are de-
termined immediately 'to attempt putting to sea.—
During the whole of lait summer the' Force in 'the
Texel was in the Same state of readiness, and was
very nearly as great as it is now. It has been of
lath the obvious policy.of.the Enemy to 'Mike de.-
MonstrationS in their different Ports, in Order to oc-
cupy a considerable part of. our Naval IForc.e, and
'to prevent us from sending any great portion of it
in pursuit of the Combined Squadron.

But while we express our doubts of the Enemy's
intention of attempting their long-menaced Invasion,
we should be sorry to see the least relaxation in the
measures which have been adopted for the defence
of this Country, if the desPerate attempt should
be made.

THEM MAJESTIES} and the PRINCESSES will ho-
nour the Earl and Countess of }...;:iszoc. with their
, at Cashiobnry Park, on
company at breakfast
day.
THEIR 'MAJESTIES intend viewing the celebrated
Mansion of ,Sudely Castle,the seat of Lord RivF.lts,
a
during the period their stay at Cheltenham.
Yesterday, about eleven o'clock, Taima MAJES.-•
TIES and the PRINCESSES arrived at hew from
Windsor, where they were met by the DUKES of
YORK, KENT, and CLIMISERLAND. The ROYAL
FAMILY, after reviewing the imiirovements that are
making there, took an airing in Kew and Richmond
Gardeils.

After dinner, the ROYAL FAMILY set Off; about
six o'clock, for Windsor.

GUILDHALL t the Adjourned Sessions 'yes-
terday, after a long imestigation relative to the
Claims on Smnat's and DICE Quays, the fol-
lowing sums were awarded. by a Special Jury, r-iz.
for Smitital's Quay 29,4301. being 20,0001. to the
freeholders, and 9,,ta01.' to the occupiers; for DICE'S
Quay 35, i 981. tiling 26,tj lgl, to tile freehoWers,
and 9,5791. to tile occupiers.
'Wimbledon cow has broken up, an 0,
Wuard.-.1 are returned tokov44.