The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-16 00:00:00

with the necessaries aril comforts or life ; whci
has coveted our infancy widi his providence, and
uur r years with his wisdom and hi; power ; and
to whose goqdness I ask you to join with me in
krill-liCarions, that he will so enlighien the minds of
your set • ants, guide their councils, and prosper their
measures, that whatever they do shall result to your
goOil, and hhall secure to you the peace, friendship,
and approbation of all nations.
Tuot.tAs JEFFERSON."

Alta tvt D—r Gottenhumh, T Dublin. Du s—r Cottenburi;h,
3 DuliUn, 2 Waterford.

THE SUN.

&OLEN! QUIS. DICER& FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,

TUESDAY, APRIL )6, :Sas.

We last night received Paris and Dutch Papers,
the former to the loth, aril the latter to the 14th inst.
BON AP ARTE has at length commenced his journey
to Italy, attended by a moat numerous Suite. A
long account is given in the Moniteur of the reiric.
ings which took place on his arrival at Troyes.
Indeed it would be singular if the People of

the different towns thtough which the new Em-
peror passes did not testify their satisfadion in
a manner perfeetly agreeable io him, for he is
preceded in his route by a Sub-Master of the Cere-
monies, who instruas the good people of France in
what manner they are to shew' their loyalty, and
points out, with the utmost precision, the periods
at which they are to shout " Vive L'Em.pereur,"
&c. It was eXpeaed that BoNAPAITII would pass
his Easter at Lyons.
Letters from Madrid state, that hostile opera.

dons have commenced between the Garrison of Gib.
falter and the Spanish Troops at St. Roche. One of
the English Oot.posts is said to have been surprised,
and an Officer and three men made Prisoners.

The French Papers do not contain any intelli.
gence respeding the Rochefort Squadron, hut the
Brest Fleet represented as being in .1i state fit for
sea; and it is positively stated that General Au.
GER/AU has embarked on board it- with all the
Troops under his command. it is said that a Fri.
gate belonging to our Fleet blockading Brest late.
ly got becalmed under the Batteries Of Fort Saint
Mathew, and sustained some damage before she
was towed off by the boats sent to her relief.

If is confidently rumoured that Lord HAWIELI.
U sctr will be appointed to the Admiralty.

On Sunday the Sacred Oratorio of The Messiah ,
and Dr. BOYCK'S Anthers, If.we brlieve that jeJus
died, were performed in the Concert Room at Wind.
sor Castle, before the ROYAL FAMILY, and a seled
party, by Hatt MAjesTY's Band, and the Gentle.
men of the Windsor Choir.

Yesterday Flu MAJESTY and the DUKE of CAM.
BRIDGE, accompanied by Generals FITZKOY,
GWY NNE, &C. took the diversion of stag.lionting ;
the Deer was started at Ascot Heath.

Yesterday HER MAJEiTY and the Pit INC EssES
took an airing to Filmore.
Princess AmeLIA, accompanied by Count MUM.
suit and the Hon. iVlrs. F.GEKToti, took an airing
on horseback in Windsor Great Park.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE of Vint.ss
town yesterelay for Brightoo.

The following, we. understand, are the six
Knights of the Bath appointed to attend fin Idl t
JEST and the PRINCES of the Blood Royal, at the
Banquet which will succeed the Installation of the
Garter : Right Hon. Lord WII-rwoRTH, Right
Hon. HENLEY, Right 11/41. Sir J.. BANKS,
Sir ALUILED CLARICE, Sir THwmAs and
Sir JOHN COLPOYE. They will ako
panied by their &quires, as. at the late installation
c.)l the Bath.

Most of the Nobility who arc invited to the In.
stallation, will tern:4in at Windsor to celebrate the
PRINCRSS MARY'S Birth-day, the 25,h inst. which
will be kept at Froginure. There wtii be a !►all and
breakfast,

IT• has been thought very extraordinary that
the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry did not put
the same questions to Sir A. S, FlAramoND re-
apeding the application .of the Secret Service
Money :as they put to . Lord SP ENC t a and
Lord Sr. VINCENT. and still more extraordinary
that nut a single veestiou on the subjeet was put to
Sir A. linsamoito I !
Yesterday the First Surrey Regiment of Volun-
teer Infantry and lagers, with the Second Surrey,
or Lambeth and Christ Church Volunteers, were
brigaded in Montpelier Gardens, and inspected
Colonel ADDRNBRO6KE. They went through the
whole of the manccuvres of a battalion ; after which
every man was regaled with bread and cheese and a
bottle of putter, at the expellee of the respettive
Commanders. It was intended to have had a grand
Sham Fight at Sytlenhatn, but it was p )stponed on
account of the indisposition of Gen. CROWE NOlt,
who was to have commanded the. English party.
Yesterday afternoon the two Battalions of Queen's
Royal Volunteers, under the cow and of Colonel
Roe:toots, were reviewed in Hyde Park, when they
went through their eyolutious and firings with great
cexterity.

day, there being Court of Aldermen, the
LORD MAYOR, atter iuspening /ha Meat WriBhels'
Returns, ordered ircad to tall tl. i , the Peck

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