The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-30 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS HOM3OURG.

Doreß, JUNE 29 —The Prince and Princess of
HOMBURG arrived at the Ship Inn, from
Brii...nton, about nine o'clock last night, and the
evening being very beautitid, crowds of all ranks
were assembled, waiting their arrival. This
morning, about eleven o'clock, their Royal High-
nesses went on hoard the barge belonging to the
Ronal Sovereign yacht, which, with the Com-
mander, Sir E. OwFtl, bad come on shore to re-
teive them, and were rowed on board the yacht,
lying about a Mile oW. Their Royal Highnesses
embarked amidst a salute troM the gnus at the
Heights; and Castle, and cheers of the multitudes
of spectators which crowded the Pier-heads,
Wharfs. Vessels in the Harbour, &c. &c. Many
parties of genteel penile were in boats in the
Harbour, and accompanied the barge some dis-
tance out to sea. The weather being remarkably
fine, the scene almgether was extremely pictii-
reswie and animating. The heartfelt cheers of
her countrymen, and the acclamations and waving
of handkerchiefs of her numerous and beautiful
countrywomen, whirl) Dover has been long famed
for, had a visible effect on the feeling heart of her
Royal Highness, who was melted into tears as
the barge rowed'out. The Prince appeared highly
gratified at the attention shewn his amiable
Consort.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
at KENT arrived on Saturday at Calais, and were
expected to come over on Sunday. The Chi-
chester packet, Captain RUTTER, has already ar-
rived at Dover with' their Royal Highnesses' ser-
vants and carriages.
Yesterday evening
.tlit. Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCESTER, and the ps in ces s SOPHIA Of GLOU-
CESTER, with their attendants, honoured AST—
LEY'S Amphitheatre with their presence.
Yesterday morning the Grand Duke MICHAEL,
attended by Baron. NICHOLAY, General ft-oi-
-1 moND and his suite, went ro view St. Paul's Ca-
thedral, where his Imperial Highness was receiv-
ed by the Dignitaries, who conducted Isis Imperial
Highness over that stupendous building. His
Impel int frghness, on Isis way home, stopped at
the King's 'Mews, and viewed the State carriage,
the cream-coloured Inns, s, &c,
Great Britain has insited Russia to enter into
he league now ex;s,in berween England, Spain,
and the Nethtoands, for the protection of trade
against the Bar bat y corsairs—the Porte is also
10 be called upon so guarantee for their peaceable
conduct.

'Re Spanish expedi‘ion that recently sailed
from Cadiz contained fu,iir battalions of infan-
try, besides ariillety am: dismounted ca varry.—
Another expedition is :titerl to be getting ready.
JOHN ..olompsoN, Esq. late Private Secretary
to tine Maryilis•pf HASTINGS, is performing (pia-
rintine at ;Marseilles. He seine from India with
Carain Furz-cLARENcE, the bearer of dispatches
tutu' the Governor-Genesbl, and landed at Kos-
via, of March, where the latter pro-
ceeded di; ect.ly (0 Alexandria, to entbark in the
LgnS fri!,:ate, tclti.le (he former event to visit
Thebes and other parts in UpperEgyr.

POETRY.

TO LADY LUCY FOLEY,
Who wished to introduce other Flowers into 'a Nosegay o
loses and Myrtles, presented, to her by the Author.

AN IMPROMPTU.
The Rose and Myrtle here entwined,
In odorous embraces, see !

The flower, the sweetest of its kind :
The liranch, from Cytherea's.tree.

The branch, the flower, Idalia's Quern,
As her's, with equal wide, avows:
Whilst one to tint her cheek is seen,
And one to curl above her brows.

No meaner flower or leaf shall here'
In Lucti•'s faroned nosegny meet :
the leaf green throughout the year,
And her's the flowei that, dying, still is sweet.

THE WINIBLED N JESUIT'S LAST LEGACY.

Sedition's course th' A/pis/ate Parson ran,
From youth to age, a wicked, worthless man!
Decrepit!, old, and verging to decay,
His Sole possessions thus he will'd away:
" my pupil, and my dupe, straw near,
And what I utter with attention hear—
Still on the necks of knaves and villains rise,
And flatter wretches whom you most despise:
Court the dull mob; but speak'tbe blockheads fair,
And any any trash the silly fools will bear !
But prone to change! with fickle natures born;
Their Idol one day may become their scorn!
With nu., my talents to the dust descend,
They'd !rive but useless to my barren pica;
Yet all besides I freely leave to thee—
/0y Envy, Rancour, and Malignity !
Scilizion's —rumprt too shall be thy owo,
With all my hatred to the Church and Throne
And should from these rebellion ever spring,
To curse the nation, and dethrone the King;
His fleets by mutiny in ruin hurl'd,
And lost his. naval empire o'er the world!
Should London perish in the rabble's flame,
Aml desolation bury Eii,4land's name,
Thou, my thesjoyfui tidings tell,
And bring me comfort in the depths of hell !"
Aff.

We are indebted for the foregoing lines to ne Morning
Post of this day, a Paper which, since it has been under the
conduct of the present. Proprietor, has been distinguished for
the fii muss of its loyalty, the consistency of its political
principles, and the spirit with which it has maintained them.

NEW PA RLIA :WENT

MEMBERS RETURNED.

Northumberland—Sir C. M. L. Monet:, Bt. J.W. Beaumont.
Leicester (County)—Lord Rokert Manners, March Phillips.
Borough of ,-Irnzugh—J. L. Foster.
County of Longford—Sir Thos. Fetherstone, Lord Viscount

Forbes,
Borough of New Ross—John Carrol.
Borough of Carlow—Charles Harvey.
BorougA of Dunga, von—Genxra I G. Walpole.

STATE OF POLLS AT
Berke, June 29. Northampton, June 29.
Dundas 7ll Lord Compton 799
Neville
Hallett 314 Sit G. Robinson 627
Trills, June 29. helneaster, June 27
Mr-IVletlitien
Mr. Long Wellesley ....1454 General Doveton
Mr. Beuett
Carmarthen, (Bo.) June 27.
Hon. J. F. Campbell
J. Jones
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