The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-31 00:00:00

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AlksSitistt OA ST, 'OCT. 20.—=Their Majettlekidid not
'quit the place the whole of yesterday. the gm.
prior was employed in transaaing business connis&-
ed with the adttinistration of Holland, particularly
the Ministe'r of The interior.
Nothing certain is knoWn with regard to the dEr.
•plirtn►re of thei! 4ajeities. •
Heusast, OCT:, ~7.7-The day before yesterd4r
at five in the afterltnon, we received the agreeable
news--af the apOrOailiing arrival of his Majesty the
Emperor. The Mayor cf this, Commune, neon's-
panic(' by the Municipal itody, had the iv:mourn(
presenting their respraytO hi Majesty without the
bilrier. 'The "Ernperer traversed the village, and
went along the dike by the sea side, toivards the
Nieudiep. Alter inspeeing iii, his Majesty return-
ed to the house of the Adininistration of Dikes,
where he.gaie audience to the Nlilitary Authorities.
The joy di the inhabitants a'as inexpressible. All
the house: were orna,,netitecl with flags and garlandi.

lii the evening there, was a general. illuminatian;
and the unanimous acclamation of ' Live the Esu-,
peter !" demonstrated the love and rasped of the
inhabitants for theitaugust Sovereign.
Yesterday at sit-in the, morning trikMajeity visit-
ed the forts and bAtteries, went in his yacht towards
the Nieudiep, and then' Vfsited the-ships (if the fleet,
h iettsfrrfortned a varietso Thancitivreit 'While' his
Iklaje,ty visited the isle of the :Texel, where he in-
Sfietted the works lately. cons', ueted, and • receiied
tlie homage of the Constituted Authorities. He re-
ttiined in the evening to the Fielder.
' :The Emperor agmin visited this. day 'the 'Wails
and forts, and caused the channels to be sounded
in his presence.. Ai eleven, lie,received the Mayor,
Municipal Council, and Clergy ; at Inid.day
Einperor left us anti* the, acclamations of all the
inhatiitants; and repeated discharges of artillery.—
All the Ships staiioned in the roads were illtunitiated
during the two nights which his Majesty spent at

the Helder.
HAAULCSI, Oct. 17.—The Empress and Queen'
kis condescended to honour our city with her pre-
sence : she found all the avenues, all the streets, and
the marketzplace, ornamented with garlands and
flniaiers ; the Clergy orditterent religious communi-
ties stood be&ore their chtirches to pay homage to
her Majesty ; she received from every class of the
inhabitants of Haarlem the most marked, testimo-
nies of lepe& and devotedness ; and if her Ma-.
jest), declined receiving thit time all. the- honours
due to her rank, she . had the goodness to give us
hopes of her return. However-, her. Majesty con-
descended to receive the bouquet whictv. was pre.,
rented to lrei.by the principal young Ladies of the
city: Their homage, which was that .of recpeet,
of joy, of love, &c.. .vas received by, the, Empress
with that affec.ting goodness which tocieloes ail

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hearts. .
After breakfasting at .the Majesty
made the tour of our enviroes in her carriage. She
then— alighted at the cathedral to hear the organ.
Her,Matesty was there received ..by .t he President of
Administrators, of „Cella; uaion of .tbe Relortped
Churches, and by the Minisierti of ReligiOn j she..
con&scended to ask them several cue,tiorts, with,
affability which lett the mom pleasing' impres-
sion on our heart's% All ithe most, distiiiguish-,cl per-
sons of WI h:sexeS'at Haat leen hastened to repair to
et.treh,, Her in truth, found, herself in
the bosomol her family; while the organ ex;4essedi
by the -touching' tones or that air, the sentiments
Which animated us all. Her Majesty sat ont, at tokir
o'clock;' for Amsterdam.
Though we durtt hardly flatter ourselves wttli the
arrival of the Emperor and King, yet we were all
still in expedition of him ; and' oar expectations
were fulfilled at half past- seven. Notwithstanding ,
the latrnelanf the htAir.. hit Majesty condescended
to receive:the honioge of the Authorities.. The Co-
adjutor, performing the illations of the Mayor,
prerriernifd to hint the keys or the ay ; and had the
honoor of addressing a speech to his M*sty, which
-Was favourably received. Him Majesty, after patting
a variety of questions to the Municipal Authorities,
Continued his route, arnids: the neelsmations of the
wiinle population. All the houses on his;road were
spontaneously illuminated, as also the superb trium-
phal arch in the market place; the clergy stood at,
the gates of their churches; the orphans and in-
mates of the different hospitals-pressed around the
steps of his' Majesty ; the National Guard and gar•
risen were under anus ; the.Clitard of
.Honour
escorted fine» half way ; and nothing could console
us for the short stay of their Majesties, but the fiat-
teting hope of seeing their speedy return among us.
AMSTikaDAM, ie.-1O ptufmance 01 the
loll; article of. the Imperial Decree of the !till toe.
August, flit, the fiist departure of 'conscripts of
the. Department of the Zutderzee' took pLice tin
the loth instant; of a contingent Of gooluen,
JetachiOenta, cooapoisd of 4218 Olen each, 'have
ruarohed off for their. respective places of destine-
non. All these conscripts give proofs of icil, 'NO
set' otf in the best'order. . '