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TO OFFICERS ON HALF par WAR-OFFICE, May to. 1804. ALL OFFICERS on the H.tLF P.-ir of the z...cvn FORCES, whether refident in Great Britain, Ire land, or the adjacent Viands, arc hereby required Immediately to trunk - lit to the Secretary at War, an Account, in Waiting, of their Age, pall Services, Rank, and prefeut Place of Abode; and fuels as think themfelves, from Age or Infirmities, unfit for further Ser vice, even in this Country, are to accompany their Reports with Infficient Vouchers off their Inability, and the Caufcs thireof. The Oaken on Half Pay who are terming in the Militia, Fen eibka. or Volunteers, are to (limey the Commiffion which they retpectively bold, and thole °them& employed under Govern ment, the nature of the Public Situation which they poltets. Every loch Officer who !half neglc to make his Report within one Moth from the date hereof, will be confidered as otherwite provided for, or dead, and his name will be (truck uff the Hal f Pa y Lift aocardil3gly. By His Maj.:Pp Canumad, C. BRAGGE. Mr. SIDDONS% NOVEL. 9 This day was publinted, in Three Volumes, Prim its'. in boards. VIRTUOUS PO VE RT Y.-A NOVEL. By HENRY SWOONS, Efq. Otthe Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. printed feria PHIL LIPS, NO. 71, St. Pa d% Church-yard; and to be had of NI Bookfeilers. Tbb day Ina pullii?ed. Haadfomely printed in Egli large Volumes Odavo, on a 'hoe wawa Paper, with a PORTRAIT of the AUT NOR, engraved by W, and ilia traced with Seventeen MAPS and PLANS, a new Edition, Pak:etas Boards, 31.45. being the Tentb,of THE ANCIENT HISTORY of the EGYPTIANS, ASSYRIANS, BABYLONIANS, MUMS sadPIRSIAN►,MAcIB MR swaws and GRROLLIN. ZCIANS. . late Principal of the Univerfity of Paris, Profelfor of Eloquence In she Rot. , College. and Member of the Royal Academy of ln terlptione and &lies Lewes. Printed for W. J. and J. Riehardfon, H. Gardner, W. Otridge and Son, R. Ballwin, D. Ogilvy and Son, F. C. and J. Rivingtoo, O. • and J. Radiate*, J. 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Node hod rodeurd. der Lord Onnedier reed Imo the Wadi* the oweedaweee vote ei dunks M dot Hank is the led et Pork, foe his pliant and sewiterid . h bloke he Mak, brim hie einkelikeedew in that weeny. 11n which the Noble Earl nude an appeepriate aeforer ; Met in Oa Mew • test se net he diditedly audible below Me Ear.—Ad louden' till Webefday, Holm OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER sod fermi Member attended in the Moth of Lora, and heard the Royal Affent by Commiffion, to one public end two et three private Bills Mr. HUSKISSON took the oaths and his feat for the borough of Lassa. Mr. pr (the Chancellor of the Ezeheqsa) was introduced between the Milker of the Rolls and Lord Cafkleragb, and wok 'be subs; Ite then took kis faton the Treafury Bench. Os the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, a new Writ was ordered to be Blued for a Member to terve In Putman for the mranty of Galway..o Ireland, In the room of the Right Hon. Lord Desks who bas aec^pted the dice of one of the CommilSoners der the stake of Wis. Os the robe of hie. STURCES BOURNE, s new writ iris ordered for CM Sormigh of Chrifteburelt, in the minty of Seed. honpion, In the room of tbs Right Hon. George Rote, lobo has secer , d the oats of Not PgeaAer of his Majelky's forms. Asseter writ was snowed Cdr Hatton(, In Cornwall. In tl s R - ona Lard Fitsksieb, who has uessited the oars of owe of tbs C. suallosert of the Theory. Me. HILSY ADDINGTON brouht up a Bin for fettling dB- Rotes between makers and workmen I g n the cotton manninitorin ; cad a Ara, and ordered to be reads (woad time on Monday fen- al t. WIT moved, that tbe Houk at its riling do adjourn to Wadoefday. Ordered Lord M ARSHAM brewed up a report from the Middlokz flledUpe Committee la perfume. of Mari. be mooed thee the ld Committee hate leave to aurn Wededday. Ordeoed. Tilt CCCOOd nachos of the Prase djo Agency Dill was poftpoood blomiey k'snight. INDIA NUDOIT. • bk. JOHNSTONE kid, be raft to ak a Noble Lord to Wok Who he istraded to bring forward the Soak Bodged lie anderkood, that all the .calory accounts had for fame time pot arriv4 from ludia—and there wee a font of soo,ocoL which the pual4c had a right to etprift, amid auk be very glad to receive.... I `tie sus Sr make. lap articular, why k woo delhabk that the war the lICCuSIIIII id be kid before Parliament. Lard CASTLLUSAUH WS, for meousts had certainly sr- Ovid from ladta. bat it would require &boot throe weeks to pro pane sod areeknot them, So as to pot them la nate of arrange ment, et to lay Ware who Houk. As fano u ever they wore ready, be Smola prekot them to the Hook. move that they be priaud, and Az or a day far tablas them into coalideration. -- - - ►L&&& TI•DI. Mr. WILBERFORCE father soaps:bed his intends' motion ate the Slave Trade to Tedder teeniest. Mr. ROBERT DUNDAS obtained leave to bring la a Bill to regulate the repents of carrying into emend= fa Scotland, the keen! Makin and Defence Ads The Nook rifoSed Into a Committee on tie Offend...re Agsreimmits BM; when Same consvfaHon having wilco bets-en the Attorney General. Odomei Verrill, Mr. D. beeline. end Mr. nuttily, -eagle to the mode of railing Money in Ireland. for tag the deli Into seed in that Country. the Clivrman eras ...erred io report progreis, and the Committee to fit again on Wiadoefday pelt Cote reenlaTt. lAr WISTFRN re& to mite ► nwtien with ogre to the %eaten, et Cam and Grain Ulf lAttCli MVP, and agitated nen England and Scotland within certain periods. In prefacing his motion the Hon. Alantler Rated, that feversl Petitions had been prefented to Parliament on the fuhjedt of the Corn Laws, and referred to the confideration of a Stied Committee. The report of that Commicter bad been laid upon. the table, by which it ap peared, that the importation of Corn had of late een conllderaNy enlarged, to the amount of 40,000,00 a withiu die bit twenty years. As be was perfuaded the queltion would net telt here, but that the report would be followed up by further mu lures, the accounts he.meant to move fur would be neceffary to have lying on the table, for the infatuation of the Route. The Hon. Gentleman then moved— " That there be laid before the Houfe an Account of the quan tity of Corn, Grain, Malt, Meal, and Flour esported from and imparted into England or Scotland, during twenty years, from the sth of January, 17 , 0, to the sth 01 January, 1790; with the amount of the Bouoties, and Drawbacks paid, and of the Duties received thereon, together with the average Prices of Corn in England, in each year, diftinguillting each. Alfo, a Snider Account for thefe thirteen run, from the sth of January, 1790, to the sth of January, silos, diablitlialling all above.. Ordered. Mr. PATTESON moved for a Ilia Amount from the sth of January loft up to the lateft period when the tense could be made out. Ordered. - - ARMY OF R EEEEEE . Mr. PITT then moved, that the other Orders of the Day be read; and on reading the Order for the third reading of the Army of Referee Sofroßon Bill, he moved it be put at till Wedne day fe'nnight, betook he laid he Could in the mean time futonit to the Houfe a propofttion which was co:tooled with the fuhlell of that BM. The conllderadon of the Report of the Committee on the Lards Amendments in the Volunteer Bill, was put all till Wednefday on the motion of Mr. Pitt. The Mitt Army of Referee Sufperdion Bill was alto put of till Wedoefday fe'rmight. An the other Orders of the Day were then poapaned to Wed nefday. A perfoo from the Commillloners of Eva& pretented an ac count of the Drawbacks allowed to common Brewers. Certain Anneal Accounts were prefented from the Veterinary College. Adjourned to Wednefday. LONDON. C.Ts.favaor bas bees received, =deal be applied as &eked. SATURDAY, MAY is:. Q2 . 2/31 CRAALOTTI 111111 N. PRICE Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Costa: for July 374 div.co-.Redulted sst . _ Onsubm 454 pmm.—Escheqoa BI 3a. dm 4 per Cent. 714114e1V 5 per. C. 934-016 dkto 9144. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Emit Stock 1524 S. Ann. 31-16 3 per Cent. Rcd. 6 4lllß Ws Stock 17$ 3 par C.CoaL $ India Bonds. se dK 4 per Cent. 7s} Iznik 3 per Cent SOH 3 per Cent. Navy 921{ Exam. Mb. m. Y. dIL s Per Cant. 1 797 Pstit omaitun 4W pram. Long Ass. 16 3 7-16 7-16 CorE roc 574 3 6 4 37 3 6 1 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Andterdaes 31 454 UL Cadis pap Nerias 374 Do. at Asks 37 I Ditto 344 sf. Gatos as Rotterdam as 3 s UL Madrid pap Lifbon 61 Hansbusgb 36 3si IX Ditto la. Oporto 6 1 Alton* 36 454 Bilbes 34 el Dabils 17 Pllfibl day' *date as to by. Leghorn a Parts - ss a a TX. Vance 39 byres creeks Ittordesnx as 18 ditto per a Stang. DUBLIN, MAT 14. 5 per Cent. Gov. Debentares i tk e Coves of Eschaity...-Dubbs on 13. We have received Dutch Journals to the isth initant ; but Tome of the previous dates are wanting. The accounts from France in there journals, come .11000 av stn. 6,41+. Tney nate, dim die taws by which France is in future to be governed, were about to be promulgated; and that the Coronation of the Flair Conant. will take place at Aix-la-Chapelle. whither he has been invited by an Addrefs from the chief Magi rate. All the private letters received by the principal mercantile honks within thefe two days, agree in Rating what we have more than once mentioned, but in much ftronger terms than we have made ufe of, that the news of the murder of the Duke d'Ea o Hiss bad produced fenfations at the Court of St. Pe terlburgh, not eafy to be defcribed. Every mouth was loud in =fuzing and reprobating the wicked aft, and but one fentimcnt feemed to prevail on the queßion, whether fuch an act fhould be pallid over in filence. It was on the aoth uh. that the intelligence reached Peterfburgh. On that day the Matter of the Horfe, DEMITRIUS 24/1/73CHKIII, had made preparations for a grand ball, at which the EDI P LIOR. and all the Court were to be prefent. In contiquence of the melancholy intelligence, the EMPEROR immediately fent word, that he fhotild not appear at the propofed entertainment. This hint was fufficient for the ?Rafter of the Horfe to difparch mangers to all the perfons invited, to notify that the ball was poßpoved. Orders were foon after iffued for a public mourning ; and inereafed exertions were immediately ordered to be made in finithing the military and naval equip ments which had been for Tome time in preparation. SWIM of the private letters even (late, that 20010001 troops have been affembled on the frontiers of PrattGA, and that no doubts were entertained in the political circles. that Ruirca will loon be at war with France. The report that RufEa and France had intended to fettle, by their friendly mediation, the differences exiting among the nobility of the German Empire, relative to the poffeffion takes of their eftates, is contradicted at Peteriburgh ; on the contrary, it appears to be the opinion of the EM rico!, that thefe differences ihould be arranged by the lawful tribu nals of the Empire. without the interference of any Foreign Powers. The affumption of the title of Emperor by Bums. will probably loon cattle Come change on the general face of affairs. Either the Emperor of Ruffle, and the other Powers of Europe muff recog• niu him in this new charaaer, and thereby pro nounce Louts XVIII. a pretender, or they will re fute to do fo. if the latter, a war between France and Come of theft Powers appears likely to enfne in which cafe the new Potentate will be able to find employment for his anxious troop•, who have been In long promifed the plunder of Bzitain Are theft powers prepared Cur Inch an alternative ? This is an important queflion. Hare they yet eptc::: their eyes to the real danger to which they are ended by the hollow and Calk peace they now enjoy ? That Rullia is ready for war we have no doubt, and indeed preparations for Each a polfible event have been carrying on ever fince the Minifter of tha►power was fo grofsly infulted at the Confular Court, as we had occation to [late tome time ago. The infult was neither forgotten nor forgiven; and fooner or later it will be teen that it forms a part of the catalogue of grievances of which Europe has had cattle to com plain, fince BowAritra feized %Ice the Government of France. This morning we received Moniker, of the sd, 3d, and 4th inft. They are almoft entirely filled with the fpecches in the Tribunate, on the motion of Cuesr, for elevating the Corfu:an to the Imperial dignity. The ferrite cant of adulation which pre vails in tome of thefe orations, is an evident proof of the debated Rate to which the French are now re duced, and can be compared to nothing but the grofs and degrading flattery paid by the Romans to Tome of their profligate and abandoned Emperors during the moll corrupted periods of the Empire. We (ball fubjoin a fpecimen from the fpeech of Javan? (de la Gironde): 0 , The family of the Bouaaoss formerly reigned in France ; but that of reigned before it. In what manner was HUGUSS CAM railed to the throne ? Lovnatas, Duke of Lorraine, the laft branch of the Carlovingian race, pretended to oc cupy it. He invoked the fundamental laws of the Monarchy; the Nobles faid . . . he connefted himfelf with a Prince, the enemy of France. An emigrant, a deferter from the State, has no longer a right to the Crown. Honeys Carat was elated, and the moment be was insetted with the badges of royalty, he pronounced, by anticipation, the (entente of his lateft pellet-Icy, who were not, afraid of leaguing with all our enemies, and of talon, op arms againft their country. Tho.Capetiaoss then, have been excluded by the force even of theft pis ciples which ferved as a title to their race. When the French are &Brous to create a new throne ; when it is in agitation to mire it on a boas worthy of the greateft nation in the aniverfe, whet Merit Govern ment could believe them fo imprudent. fo far enemies to their own glory, to the instills of each Citizen, and to the dignity of the nation, as to think of ruins, which it would be impoffible to unite without re nouncing that repofe which we enjoy, and which has colt us fo great facrifices ? Nay—sCoovnlione, yen seances, civil war, the difenemberment of France, the annihilation of all treaties concluded ender the na tional faith, chafe are the misfortunes which it would be neceffary for us to undergo l The whole fruit ui .evolutton would be thatched Anua the French who might furvive, and from future generations.— But let us turn from Inch a painful pianre, and let us think only of giving thanks to Paovroseca. who has long pointed out to us the Chief of a new dy-1 nafty. Napoleon Bonaparte aftoniftred with his exploits Italy, accuftomed for ages to (peak only of the Roman arms. He gave peace to the Continent ; Africa has been winters to new prodigies; his name is re echoed to Afia ;it fills the whole world. Ro mans ! in the times of a Scipio, a Pompey, and an Augullus, you tranfmitted to us traces of your con. qurlts I But what triumphant march excited thefe tranfports and that enthufiefor manifefted by the whole nation, when Napoleon Bonaparte was re. (toted to our vows? The ftsr of France had difap ;reared from our horizon I For a long time it had been Paid—When will a great man arife to put an end to our calamities ? Napoleon reappeared, and all the French by fimultaneous infpiration thought them. (elves already laved by his pretence I This pretend ment has been realifed. Who can enumerate all the wonders performed fence his acceflinn to the Conful fbip? To fix the balls of the Adminiftration ; to bring back order in the finances; to organize the army; to gain in a moment the battle of Marengo, which decided the fate of the Continent; to pacify Europe; to reftore acuity to commerce, to encourage the arts, &knees, and m anufa ures ;to raife up the altars, and give peace to confeiences ; to endow afylums for wretchednets I to recreate public inftruftion ; to order and complete immenfe labours ; to give to France an uniform code of laws, which lie imprinted with the feel of his ge nius ; to eatinguifla all party (pith ; to calm aU re fentmcnt, conciliate all interefts, recall all the unfor- tunate vittims to the misfortune of the time; to wok a perjurer/ Goverrosetet trots"e sly preparation: which noose the 1,01 terrible eatoiropbe.y . it does trot byf?eaar►atra to dear of jr . /lice: Theft--Thele as e the events which four years have produced—thefe will explainto future generations the profound devotion with which the French Are penetrated towards Napoleon Bonaparte; thole tellimosies of love, which the nation is fo eager to addrek to him ; that wills fo ftrongly pronounced ; that he to whom the Republic is indebted for fo much glory and fo great benefits, would content to be nominated its Emperor, ■nd to have the exeeu• tire power fixed in his family. What family can be rendered the depofitory of our deareQ infertile but that of the greatefl General, the greatet Statefman, wl.ofe name alone will be an aegis to his locators!" The Orator then concludes with the following trait of the tublinse and beautiful : Yes—Yes—let Napo leon Bonaparte yield to the wills of the French ; let him smomplifta their gi..nd delis,: all the attributes of glory compote his uolthiss. The imperial (septet will fecure in his band new fplendour ; the banner ready, it is elevated by all the French, who will •e. peat with enthuftam—The Revolution is fixed on the principles with which it commenced." Pools, Mar ao.—According tog letters received from Toulon, dated the 3d inft. a Britiffi Fleet of t 7 fail of the line, and 28 frigates, were cruising off that port. The Minifter of War has iffued orders to all the Commanding Officers and Counfellors of Admini lira. tion, by which they are forbidden to grant furloughs to any military perfoq, or to permit fuck perfons to abfent theinfelves, under any pretence whatever, be. yond the diftance of one day's journey. The*General Commandants of the Camps are under the fame re • &teflon, which can only be removed by the Minifter of War himfelf. We arc affured, that the Legiflarive Body will be called together by the lath of July ; and that the laws by which France is in future to be governed, will be publifbed this week. The Cartel la lonise, from Jamaica, is united at Nantes with iv perfons coming from the Cape in St. Domingo ; 83 perfons died on the paffage, from the effeas, not of an epidemic diftemper, but of the bad treatment they experienced trom the Englifli.— This is the fecund cartel which has met with a Smiler fate ; the former was the Lonife Cherie, which, front a Smiler castle, Ica 107 men on the 'mirage. Gears, Mar 9. —They write from Brunel., that a new guts will brim& there, on the road leading to the as Cagle of Luken, and that it will be called Onte of.lionaparte. fs - ifiriedlltat the Coronation of the Pies? Canna, akEinieror of the French, will take place at Aiz•la.Chspale. An Addrefs fent to Paris by a Courier Yzummiimary. from the Mayor of that an. cient guy (, 1. . rein win iv* by all Civil, Mil!otry. and ":WAidiaihmllianaries) contains Pro: *woe Chub - • • taker& awl* Rwrgeolmo I - d. ... .1• each Charged'Aeitivs. tPag ma: * • • Oft the pan of his fkoveromest, to the peioeford sem. ben of the Empht, Wog, that the interference of the two mediating Powers would loon take place; and that, meanwhile, the affairs of Germany were to remain in pa Yeßatley shoot twelve o'clock. his MAIIIIITY. sc. eosoponied by the Doke of Cause ioas, took an ak in to Kew. His Majarry was followed by the Quiets, Psalmists% the Dukes of Cows and Kier. The Royal Party returned to the Q2een's Houfe to dine. • - - Mr. Pp?? 1.11 night made bis appearance in the Houk of Commons. He has announced his inten don of fnbmitting his plan for the Recruiting of the Army, &c. to the Houfe. _ . - The Duke of Moss-toss and Lord MUM:MATZ are to have feats in the Cabinet. Mr. FOITill has been offered Mr. CORRY% place, as Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland; which he declines, unlefs he can alto be made FirttLord of the Treafury there. This would give him half the patronage of Ireland, and would bring him rather too near to Mr. Purr in point of rank and confe quence to lead us to fuppofe that it will be acceded to. Mr. Suns's rellgnation is certain.—lt is a pretty eonelufive proof of his opinion of the conduit of the New Minifler, and is in the higheß degree credita ble to him in every point of view. A pretty corred opinion may now be formed re fpeding the Adminiftration, which is. for a time at lead, to dired the stairs of the nation. May we not afk, and will not every difp.iffionate man ant, what the country bas gained by the change ? We fee indeed a great difplay of the fecond or der made by Mr. Piri, of whole partiality for the Arillocratic branch of our happy Conttitu tion no one :an entertain a doubt, who has ols ferved how many of the Members owe their creation to his influence ; but fomething elfe teems neceffary to the formation of an effettive adminiftration. All the branches ought to have their proper [bare in the Government. In this refped, however, the new one is certainly inferior to that which preceded it. and if fame improvement do not yet take place; the cnun. try will have tures to deplore the change that has been forced upon it. Sir Haas, NUL a has reigned his fituatlon as one of the Lords of the Admiralty. Mr. PITT and Lord CANDSII had interviews yef terday with Lord Mstvitts, at the Admiralty. Lord Kurt. arrived yelterday morning in town, and had a long interview, immediately, with Lord Mst.vii.ta,' at the Admiralty. • On Thudslay evening Sir Evan Naves* arrived in London ftom Dublin ; and yeßerday, about t welve o'clock, he had an interview with Lord Hsaitowsv, at his Office, where he Raid till pall four. Baron Exasmswono, the Swedifh Andsafrador at Paris, has been ;mailed. During his abknce, his Secretary, Mr. Aesesassa, is to se as Charge I d'Affaires. -------- Thurfday the Bavarian Ambaffador to nor Conn, Baron Prams., received his palres, and !worded to leave town Taft night on his return to Bavaria. We may therefore fonts elute to hear of the arrival of Mr. Male in this country. Mrs. Btata's rout left night, Pnrtlaad.placer was nutmeat:oy and elegantly attended. A &Anon Dirge, for the repo(' of the foul of the late Duke d'Eao“ sin. was celebrated yefierday swami:vs. in Si. Patrick's Chapel, Stitton.fireet, Soho. Iquare. It was numernufly attended. as well br Enghilt, as by French Nobility and Gentry. A very 'Sequent fermon. in the Englilk language. was preached epos toe (*caftan, which drew Mils ffoo l mg II& Pi ■LT tiny on 1 Oce fin; An , Vri finc bli, km But bad of I