Star. — London, England, 1804-05-16 00:00:00

• FRANCE. PRIVATE LETTER—PARIS, MAY s. The journey of BERTHS SR to the camps on the coaft in France and in Holland, was lets to infoeft their military preparations, than to find out the opi nion of the officers • Mg the change of dynafty, apd to tit nagratula tion and adbefion, wh beets carried into effeft. According to report, he found in the a rmi e s more men ready to laugh at the idea of making Bo AAAAA TS an Emperor, than to OppOIC or deprecate it. So many candidates ha've prefented themfelves to obtain revolutionary nobility, and to be revolution ary princes. that for the relent this plan to gain fupporters of his Imperial Throne has been laid afide by Bo AAAAA re, at leaft until a gemral pacifi• cation. In this he has followed the advice of his heft friends in the Senate, as well as in the Council of State. The report that Bo has been invited by the Senate, for the welfare oftbe emery, to divorce and chortle a younger Empreie, with whom he may have children, is ungrounded ; the health and con dhoti= of Madame - 130 AAAAA re being !itch, that the cannot have many years to live. When Loots Bo AAAAA TS received the fenatories on the Rhine. the FIRST Coast's requefted the Emperor of Grameity to declare him a Prince of the German Empire; upon the Emperor's refufal, be accepted the offer of,the Pols, to create Lucite a Roman Prince, which is the caufe of the exchange of property between him and the Roman Prince jUSTIVIIAMI. It is Paid, at the fame time, that he is to be created an hereditary Prince of Parma, as foal as certain arrangements have been concluded between the King of Seam, the Queen of ETRURIA, and the FIRST CORSI/L. The arrival of feveral couriers from Germany has Isaftened the preparations for the Coronation. which will take place in defiance of the remonftrances of certain Courts. At the laR affembly by Madame BOILITARTZ her hatband (aid, loud enough t o be beard by all ' perforis prelent, in addreffing hirnfelf to a curtsies, hitherto favourite, Ambaffador, Pray. Sir, have not the French People the right to give their Supreme Chief what title and pie:natives, they think neeeffirry for their honour and tranquillity, as mach as to chute freely their own form of Go.l wannest 1" A bow of fubmiffion was the only anfwer to a quails/1 porpofely made, as a command or an 'explanation to the whole foreign diplomatic corps prefect I of whom (even! the next day difpatched couriers to their refpeeive courts, with this fophiai cal declaration of the Fran- Cotner-. The Coronation Robes have been embroidered at Lyons. and with their diamonds. are eftimated at two millions of liens • gold and Myer medals to the amonnt of ten milli ons of lines, report fan, are already fink at the mint, and are to be ditiribotedl OD the Coronation day, in all the armies. as well as among the people in all cities and towns. The Co ronation carnage has been made long ago. by Si mem, at Bruffels, under a pretence that it was in tended as a prefent to the Emperor of RUSSIA,..- The Coronation Is to be perforated by the Cardinal Archbithop of Paris, and the Pope's Nuntio, Cardi nal CAPRARR, &Sited by three other Revolutionary Cardinals, and twelve Revolutionary Archbithops and Bilbops. The Pope, on account of his age and infirmities, bevies been neared a journey to France, pet his Nuncio has full power to shift on his part, sereebiebbitaz. Dot if Bo>t goes to Milan .4 obtain the Crown of Lombardy, many think the Pope will meet him there. Such are, at haft, the opinions of our bell informed focietics. Among other appointments in France by the Ern - la pees, are 24 pages for Minted( and twelve Imperial Conlon. They are children of the Members of the Legion of Honour ; and when they have attained the age of fixteep, they will obtain each s company in a regiment of cavalry or dragoons, as retreat. Six Lords in waking for the Emperor, and foot for the Emprefs, are to be taken from among the Members of the Senate, Tribunate, and Legiflative Body. A Civil Lift of 24 millions of es will be fixed. The houfehold troops ate to ugmented to 'twelve thoufand men of different . Thcantlace of Verfailles is to be repaired with of Compeigoe and Fontainbleau, and every fea the Emperor will change his place of refidence. winters will. however, erclufively be palled at is, St. Cloud, and Malmaifon. 'he Ladies at Paris, and the revolutionary fees ausada, talk of nothing but the coronation, and are ig to great expence for it in denies, diamonds, but it is Paid. that the Senator Vosges. has per ided Bo to continue, even in (eating hint. up the Imperial throne, the republi can finipli . and on t hat his advice has been liftened to. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. acs, Mae 4.—Such is the indifference to reli. o, canted by the perfecution of our revolutionary aril - ciphers, and our philofophicat barbarians. that five thoufand curscies, vacant in the French Re public, net fifty proper labials are found to fill them The fa‘tliful are therefore forced to travel fo r ty. and fixty miles to find a church, where a prieft officiates. What a bleffing would nor our valorous Chief Magiftrate receive, were to change time of military fchools or prytanees into religious ferni its, and convert fume of out military confcripts s religious (Indents. All fort of glory is teferysd him ! he will therefore not leave unfinithed what eln devoutly ha s begun!—( de Fraero). They Write from Italy, that General St. Cya, the Commander in Chief of the French troops in the "tligdosn of Naples, and the General of Division, rest, e arrry 'd at Brinifi on the e6th nit. Theft .enerals have made a military tour in the provinces Lege alid Otranto : they have able enineers lb t hem, cmploved to ta ke a map of thc g fe and e neighl,ourng provinces. When this bufirrefs is Arians', they intend to infpeft al: the French trotps refund the Adriatic Sea. On the ar ft ult. a detachment of Ligu thc riafam n gcns lainses paffed through Mantua, with ous brigand tles Grand llsabolo, who has been aril fled en the Aoßrian territory near Trick, and who has been delivered op apse she demand of Bo The Ann rims General, Count de Bst L SOS sor, who commands at l•rvia, had orders from the Ent p to iR oR io ntelt this detachment in Grviring In:perial gowainruers wish their putout:. ronation carnage merle, at &W M. tended as a prefe The Coronation Archbithop of nal CAPIARat ad Cardinals. and I and Bifbops. isfanaitia.ltavial where Ids Nuncio and gin her AVIT to obtain the Cr. Pope will meet opinions of our 1 Among other poor. is P,',111 for his Imperia l Members of the have attained the a company in a retreat. Six ] and four for d among the Men Legiltative Bad lures will be fi be augmented arms. Thc Tale thole of Compel; fon the Empern The winters wil Paris, St. Cloud The Ladies s mink, talk Of n s oirig to great ate. bet it is fail funded Bowara frlf upon the Is city, and that b pal • Peals, Mae g ;o th canted by philofophers , a of five thoufant public. net fifty up. flee faktlif fitly.and Grty officiates- W Chid bfagin „ r our military fc • eyries. and col into religious few him ! he w be fa devoutly They writ e Commander i Kingdom of ',trent. arTil Generals hiave of Lege sod with them. ci t:te neigh Lour Suithed. thr A rom d t h e rss. On the a t r dim-toes park **and the C all the Afar been delivere - The A illiriats carnelian& at les ptntca th uonsimiues .1 Ns. tit LONDON G AZETTA May TS. At the Court at the titseen's Palace, the trth of May. ltals preknt the King's Molt Excellent Majelly in Council. This day the Right Honourable George Earl of Witebelka and Notting h am, Groom of the Stoic to his Majefty, and the Right Hon. George Thyone, commonly called Lord George Thynne. Comptroller of his Majefty's Houfehold, were, by his MaJefty's I command, (worn of his Majefty's Molt Honourable Privy Coon• ell, and took their refpeitive places at the Board accordingly. His Majefty having been pleat to appoint the Right Hon. Dudley Lord Harrowby, and the Right Hon. John Jeffries Earl Camden, two of his Majelty's Principal Secretaries of State, they were this day, by his Majefty's conunatad, [worn two of his Ma. jelly's Principal Secretaries of State accordingly. ViNITINALL, MAY 15. The King has been pleated to constitute and appoint ,be Right Hon. William Pitt. George Percy, Efq. (commonly called Lord Lovaine) James Edward Harris, Efq. (commonly called Vif count Fitatiarris,) the Right Hon. Charles Long, and the Hon. Henry Wellelley, to be Cotnntiffioners fur executing the ogee of Trcafurer of his Majefty's Exchequer. The King has been pleated to conftitute and appoint the Right Hon. Henry Vileount Melville ; Sir Philip Stephens, Bart; James Gambier, Efq. Vice Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Ma Jay's Fleet; Sir Harry Neale, Bart.; Sir John Colley', Knight of the Moft Honourable Order of the Bath, sad Admiral of the Blue Squadron of his Mayfly's Fleet; Philip Patton. Efq. Vice Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Majefty's Fleet; and WU -IBm Dickinfon, Jun. Efq. to be his MaJefty's Cominiffloners for uecuting the Office of High Admiral of the linked Kintdom of Great Britain. and hybrid, and the Dominions, Wands, and Ter ; ritories thereunto Debating. MILITARY PROMOTIONS Wot-OistCati MAY 15, 1804. Aldermallon Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Stew, Gen. to be lairatonant Marks Biegrave, Gest. to be Corset, vies Surpass, rdruaL Earl of Chefter's Regiment of Cbefhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Stone, Geo to be Militant Sturm. Ansford Volunteer Infantry. Llaiterant Mules Mande to beCaptaln, As Wilmot. MP ; Eagan Thom Flaffeidem to be Lieutenant, vice Had= den ; Robert MAO Cbantruty,Gent. to be Sam vice Hal lman. Bridgwater Volunteer Infantry. Jon Woodford. Gent.ta be MSRant Susacce. Burlington Volunteers. Edward Jobs Hießine,Geot. to be Second Lieutenant. Chippenham,Corlham, and Box Volunteer Battalion. Lkittemot Coked Robert Maybe'''. of the Chippenba= Vo lunteer', to be Lieutenant.Colasei-Conausandent ; Major Pant Melons, at die corn= and ladtneitone Vainoteeta„ to be Liettalant-Coloael; Major Anthony Go, of the Cbippen barn Warmer% to be Major; Rey. W. R. liaindrary to be Chaplain; and Thomas Umdaand, Gans to be gram- Meter. North Cornwall Volunteer Infantry. Adjutant Thomas Fits Simon= to be Lieutenant, vice Hawke' IdGmed- Loyal Dales Volenteer Infantry. Chntlkwhes Raw, Gent. to be Reap, vice Cosh, reigned. Lanadot Redd. Gent. to be • Diulbridge V sg auTteer Infantry. Rants Rickard Hanker to be Ileotesent, vice Cooke. refitaeß Ward Smite, Gent. to bc Roar. vice Hawker. sd Battalion of the sd Regiment of Edinburgh Vo lunteers. Wen Andrew Clepbane to be Lieutenant. vice Wis. refilined john Pollock, Gent. to be Enfign, vice CIL-oam ; David Hen deiftai, Gent. to be AlRRant-Stupoo; and Bdllie Rob, Gent. to be ditto. tit Battalion of Hayridge Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant T. Make to be Captain. To be UM/AO (Irmo - Rama. John Way, and Daniel Mid gem. °cam To be Caspian—Re...T. K. Cleave. Tort Sergeon--Samett Badeock, Gent. ad Battalion of ditto. Nickolas Wraytord.Ek. to be Captain. Fan To be Lieutenants—John Harris, Edmund Prof, scams% lianas Way, John Dewdney, Rkbard Gill. Edward Brice, Wm. Leads, loam Frog, and John Matimsee, Gents. ft Regiment of Herefordfhire Volunteer Infantry. Captain Thrums Cooke to be Major, vice Mathews ; Robert Jones, Gent. to be Enka, Loyal Newport, Shropfhire. Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Th omas /Wacky to be captain. vice Morris, de- ceafed. ad Belmont and Noth Strathmore Battalion of the Royal Perthfhire sd Volunteer Brigade. Bring° William Mallard to he Lieutenant; John Thomas, Gent. to be Lange, vice Mansard; Rev. James Miler, to be Chap lain; Janice Crochet, Gent. to be Surgeon. kugeley Volunteer Infantry. uestutant Honourable Robert Curzon to be Captain, vice Ma dan, reigned; Enke William Cite:nine Glover to be Lieute nant, vice Ceezon. Loyal Stafford Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Chriftopber Collins to be Captain, vice Fernyhough, :engin-41 ; Enfign John Shaw to be Lieutenant. vice Collins; Quarter -Mager Francis Dudley to he Lange, vke Shaw. Stonehnufe Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Robert Davies to be Lieutenant, vice Beard, refigned; Sa muel Clutterbuek, Gent. to be Engin, vice Davies. • Stonehnufe, Dudbridge, and Rodbro' Volunteers. Thornton, Gent. to be Surgeon. Warrington Volunteer Infantry. John Willianiton, Gent. to be Quarter mailer. CoMmilliOns in the Royal Cornwall Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Nicholas Trevanian Evekigh to be C.aptain. vice Langford. returned t Ennio% George Williams to be Lavin:sant. vice Evelelgh, promoted. Dated May 5, gO4. George jrifreyfon, Gent, to be Ennis. Dated May to, 5104- Commidion in the Fifefhire Militia, figned by the Lord I.ieutenant. William Patella, Gent. to be 1.1 ute - runt, vice Caller, appointed Adjutant to Kirkaldy Volunteers. Dated April ty, :See. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. jtme s. Solomon Simons, of Lyon, to Norfolk, iiiverfokk and jeweller, at ten, at Guil dhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Jofeph Smith White, late of Witham, Mt. raider. to fermate May st, June r, and sfo, at eleven, at the Three Cope Inn, In C o a c kener. Attonsian, Mr. William Lawrence. Malden. Elice or Melt... Tyrrell and Francis, Guildhall. John Scott and Charles Stewart Billet, both of Liverpool, II • ace merchants and passers, dealers end chevrons. Jane 13. and *6, at one, at the Geneve - Inn , Dale- M eets Liverpool. mummies, pl.. Sta. tine and Halle% Liverpool. James Itobinfan, of Liverpool, Mvertmith, dealer and chapsaan, one 7, h. and ad. at one, at the York Hotel, in nue, LiverpooL Astatine*, Mr. Thomas Kcailey, Mat toon. Temple, Loodon ; or Mr. Hardy, Livcr,mol Jekyll Diadem, of Milthorpe, part& of Sandal Magna. Yorkikke, hole-,lcaltr, dealer and chapmsn. May eS, at lit. May aiS, and June at deka, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield,Yortillatte Attendee, Mein , Derkies, Eder-Rees, Strand, LAlSdall ; Sr Mr Chitral. Wakefield. John Harlesille. K:ostangley, Yiwilibire, mercer, grocer, and harlwarenns, dealer and Jaaprnan, May ts, an, end June 16. at eleven, at the nenifordb news, Waits mid. Anomie% Mr. Evans. Idandon ; or Mr. Beaver, Wakefield. pram Henke; Bloch (and not John Sterile/ Meek. as advernied in raft Saturday'sGsactte by e int I antis-Skeet, Spitaillelds WWl:tea, oil wed coloorinass,ci alrr std timpnian, May LI, ta se a has at , am tea, at Du WWI Aentrary, :Ir. Hetet tip. I!9' MAGI Wl, I:llsapilde. Lmidon. PARLIAMEhTART PROCEEDINGS. _ ,RIDUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY 15. The Houk in a Committee of Privileges, heard evidence In fop. port Odle claim to the Barony of Roos. Ordered to be falba proceeded in on Thurfday fe'nnight. The Erie& Loan, the Irilb Loan, and Additional Wine Day BIM, were read a third time . Faired, and a melLigc ordered to fent to the Dominant° announce the fame. The additional Import Duty Bill went through a Committee. Adjourned dli half paft three tomorrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Honk met at four rechtzsads =l,lEf9. to hem for a camplaloing Committee on the Petition of of an undue return for tie borough of Li'heard. The names of the Members of the Connattuce I. darn went C. Yorke, Efq. Brodie, Efq. j. Eft W.Adame. EN. H. leach, Efq. H. Borland. ErIP N. Vatantart, H . + A. Hohlfwertb, Efq. W. L. blushes, Efq. Str H P. St. John Mildmay.itt. H. Leyeefter, Efq. Sir J. Graham, Bart. J. Hunker. Iht• Nordin egs....R. Ward, Efq. J. johottone, Vit t Adjourned reported at PAlii, that the Coronation is to talc place nest Auguß, upon Boaopairs's birth dal, and to be performed at Aix.la-Chapelle. where Ctiaa uassacms was crowned fourteen centuries ago.—. Preparations have been made there ever fine* the ar reß of MOREAU; and feveral German Princes have been invited to the ceremony. A camp of 30,000 troops is formed between Aix lsChapelle and juliers. All the Members of the Legion of Helmut are to be prefent, and will take the Oath of Allegiance to his I m► IRIAL CORSICAN MAI 'ru t in his aqua pretence. A grand deputation of the Senate, of the Legillatire Body, and of the Tribunate. and molt of the coat mautfing Generals, of the prefefts .and of the prin. eipal public funftiouaries. are to attend Bonarptarp. A general amneßy is to be proclaimed for an cra Initials without exception ; the lilt of emigrants is to be clofed for ever. and all profs:gibed patens, with the exception of the Bovasosi family, may return to France, and enjoy the rights of inbjefts. A promotion upon a large kale is to he announced ; every often in the army will be advanced a Rep.- -The place and the form of the ceremony are the [puree of various reports. Some fay it is to be cele brated at Paris, others at Rheims, and others Lyons; at Aix la Chapelle was the place fixed when the left advice: left Paris, and little doubt remains. but that the coronation will take place there. In the anarchy and atrocities of Republican France then was nothing half fo flatirons to the lawful Sovereigns of Europe, as this fiat:granl animation or BONAPARTE. If he be quietly permitted to at. flame and M retain the rank, title, and office of Em peror, woe to the eftablinted fueeelfion in every Government of Europe ! Every foldisr of forearm. who may have acquired reputation by hank. and gained the good will of the foldiery, may afpir• to the fame; and any weakuefs of the Government, a popular annult; a difputed focceifiest, or a feeble minority, may afford the opportunity. The PRICII• DIRT, we mat repeat, is RATA' and if this do not iiimulate the infatuated Monarchs of Europe co make a common eaufs to pail down the Waver. nothing. we dirt, but the near approach of deltruftiou. will awake them from their Bombers. Cuasa, who made the motion is the Tribunate for a change of ettallituties and dynaßy, is an inhabitant of St. Andre, in the atria of Loden. of the de partment of Heralds Is 1791 be was defied a Member of .the LegiOative Alterably, and in Ina of the National Convention, wherein voted fart* I. prifonment of Louis XVL for life. or his lanifitusent. In 570, he became a Member of the Cowan of Five Hundred; and after Bomastaves ntarolotien. in ins), he was made ; Tribune. He tortts always regarded as man of moderate principles and abilities Avarice is his principal pallion and laws from Paris fay, that be has received from Bo yoo.ooo livres in Money. sod the effmance oft platy in the Senate. worth so coo !lyres in the year. Yeas*, ipoenibi. about twelve o'clock. his MI.• JIST T, aseampsaied by the Doke of Calsaassosa, he, blajetry and dot five Prineetes, attended by the Counted'', of Cams. and Arias:way, took as airing in three'cirriagil and four, wit t h eir tifbal elkort, and honoured the Counters of Mansrumo with a vifit at Itlr.hentuld Perk, and returned to the g l ees% Hoare Coon after two o'clock...-. About three o'clock his blageary gave audience, to the Duke Of Moaraose, the Earls of Wilacascata.WiLitine.llll4 UXIIIIDOI, Sir j. 3. Negri, and Mr. W. Duanas. The Panics of Waist gbr _a mot It dinner yellerday at Carleton Hoare, to the vricg ditlingailbed perfons : • miku—Cbreace.lloitord. 1406114 Lag r, sod Demeans. larquis of asclanglaw resi.—Einnest. Donde/. Laclede; Diray. Cedar. ma Finsrilesei. • Lords.-4stalefee, alleepok Deeds% Mate. aressikolet Cessna. Generili.-41tspauldi sal Mimi& ag e rn,...pia, halos, Tire% resaals.Viladkra. T. PIC .me, sad Oney. The Company ambled in the Grand Saloon. and fat down to a magnificent dinner at [even o'clock.— As loon as the dhotis was drawn “ the ]time wit given. which was the only toall. Precifeli at coffee was called for. The Illulirious Hoff was in excellent fpirits, and highly captivating in his addrefs, and manners. His did inguiflied Guefis were com• pktely gratified in their expellatioli of a pleafant, and exhilirating day. Lail night difpatches were forwarded from the Admiralty to Falmouth. to be tent on board t h p Asisua frigate and FLY Coop for Admiral Duce. IVOILT II and Commodore Hoots, at Jamaica and Martinique. Latly ELM AIIZTH MONCRIMI is arrived in town from Scotland, and has taken a houfe in Upper Sey mour-lireet. Yelierday the Duke of Gloncefter's Volunteers had a grand field day in Hyde Park. The Craven legion. cavalry and infantry, marched into York on Saturday fe'unight ; they are a very handforne body of men. The cavalry confiff of up wards of zoo, and are extremely well mounted ; and the infantry of I too. This morning. as Mr. ;Visual' ELLIS, grow. is Holborn, was cleaning his mufiset„ pre_ p a ratory t he review on Friday, the pima accidemallY weal and killed him on the (pot. On Monday, as Come of the workmen at the Iron Foundry, in St. George's, Norwich, were antufing thensfelves by pouring a (mall quantity of hot metal igloos Wow pot of water, in order to produce mutate particles, too great a portios fell sato the water. which forming a dull like a bomb. lAA the pot with Awls violence, as to knock low stew kifelefs *pow the door—a fifth bad his leg broke, sad a (Oscar was driven (even inches late a large beans m the eitlltrip The wttght el the pee was a syn. Nil Doan Wats:ford k LOSS INTRIZITINO II TVS SAIL OF ■[R LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAY r 6. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Cookie, for otooey 55i s6 —for July 56ft, R42c211.14155-02212 lamp PRICE OF STOCKS Y AY I Bask Staab IA r 52 Leos Atm 16 5-04 3 per Cast. Reil. 6 l6tof to &t Stool fl at rya 3 Per C.CaL sit Sabo} SEls, s. aa dE. 4 Per Cam 71 72 Ostothon 3 14 peso. 5 per Cate. Navy paiiii Foe* Tkimi, If. 1 5 2 5 per Cant. t 79f psi t 954 Coot. for se:. .5612 Wand a was Wilms da at che Steck Exchange. The via tan had been very toe aod the mown paged over without meek triumph en either Ode. TM Bah and the Bows -• bays bath bogs tolerably epdet. Dummy, MAT ra. Caulk of gaehasgeDublio .s Looks If The Gazette of laft night contains a lift of feveri of the new appointments to owe. It confirms the ftatetnents that have already appeared in this Paper. The other nominations will appear when the arrange menus are complete. whfth they now nearly are. The following lift, which recapitulates what we have Paid in former papers. will, we believer be found to be nearly correft : Vis CABINET. Lord Chancellor. Lord Einar. Chawellor of the EneaMprer. and 2 Mr. !NTT. Plrft Lord of We Tromfery. Mit Lord of the Advolraky, Vitcoone hlstmaas. Mafta General of the Ordnance, Earl of CoaT ear. . Preadent of the Council. Doke of PORTLAND. Lord Privy Seal, Earl of WRITS/ AAAAAA Scataria—Pardon Department. Lore eAIIROWIT. Horne Department, Lord HAD War DerittllNlD. Earl CA /DE D. (Lord HARSOWIT and Lord CAMDEN new peseta la 00.: MINOR. ARRANGEMENTS. FAROS OF Taa ROIRIRARTT• Sir P. STUN awe. Adzakel GA ram, H.B. MALI. AS/WM? Slr J. Co area, W.Damnson, jun. Efs. Loftus Or Till TULSA/MN Lori FI is, Mr. SCOTT. Lard LOUVAIN C. Mr. Lome. The Hon. H. Wat.t.asa ay, SCUCIArka of the Treater', Mr. Husworma sad Mr. STURGIS Bosses. Board of Contrail, Earl of teaCASTII, Treathmt. Faint Paymaiten— Alter • Ceparatkm e years,the 6101111 t Secretaries of the Treaters.. Mdfn. Rosa sod 8 harmontoully Joined together again as Joint Payeaukered the Army. Treafurer of the Navy, Mr. CANNINO. Secretary at War. Mr. W. Domes Chaneclior , of the Dodgy of Laneafter, Lad M Lord asambalain, Earl of Dearnoure. Mascot the Mint, Mr. Rosa. Comptroller of the Hosfehold. Lord 0. Tyr SIN& Auortst7 General. Mr. PIRCITAL. Solicitor General, MI. DALLAS. IRISH ARRANGEMENTS. Lord Lkotenst.t. Duke of M at. Commander in Chief. L ord CAT 'CART Secretary to the Lord Liniment, Lr Less Muse. Chancellor of the Ezebequer, Mr. FOITIM. On the prefent occafion we canto t• fluently pars over certain opinions which have been urged by come whole ezpeaations have been difappointed in the choice of Minifters made by his MAJISTY. The (urn of the doarine inculcated is, that Parliament has a conflitutional right to prefcrihe to the Kiwis in the choke of bliniflers! Parliament has a right to with draw its confidence from any Adminiftration which they may think inadequate to the exigencies of the country, becaufe, from its paR rneafnres, Parlia ment may be prefumed to have had an oppor tunity of forming a corral opinion of its ability or inability to coodul the bounds of tbe tui tion ; but to infer. that before an Admioiftration has even entered on the exercife of its funainns, before it can poffibly have given proofs of either energy or weaknefs, Parliament has a power to ex ercire any kind of didlatioo, is to maintain that the third Eftate has a right to prercribe to the rirft l— a doctrine direly oppolite to every principle of oar glorious Confluntios, and which, if attempted to be elkablifbed in any Parliament. would loon be cot reeed by the conftitutional ife of the Roy al Prerogative in fending the Members back to their Cooftituents, and calling a new one together. Intelligence is reported to have bees received by a foreign Ambarador. that Bo has been proclaimed Emperor of France its all the beets and public kuares of Paris. AU ides of confuhing the people is laid af►de. the Seamus Coafultus of the Compressive Saute. and the decree of the Tribu• nate, are cor.f.dered (officiate authority to change , he French Republic into a Monarchy i and the elett.ve Chief Magiftrate of a Commonwealth into the 4teteditery Sonreiga of in Empire. It a COW 1.21101711$ MC fativoli Ms DI Teef Erred On Cat fpfr Mr. CI T.l COIN Tai titflo very IN 'ng SCTCT3I wreck, end tt IF, horn on die der el Not.. " MT !ht r do nl. e 101 TMI WI Monday, tin company with 1 chant lips. urn light of about W. 8. W nearly the farm more mOderst ittitade en dq s, mitt, Weft ; ed tothe 8. W. (ail. and fet th Stay-fail (Olt b At half part tt full, and let tl fidit, hated it. heath wain with a hexer About hail !truck the gra by ttte above II;ael. She g • *we. by wh lag meth wag difyeAele. wed ow Mama towed Abe re