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ARRIVED. MAILS. DUE. • Hamburg - 0 THE SUN. SOLLM Q1.1,•.S DICERS . 14.1.5 UM AL:DEAT ? LONDON, JUNE 3, zBoz. LAST ni - glit we received French journal; to the 3oth ult. inclusive, and this morning a tear of the 3-Ist. They are filled with Addresses from the diff - Lent Communes of France to the Con suls on the election of General BO_IIAPARTE to the office of First Consul for life. From these Addresses, gall of which are couched in terms of most unbound ed adulation) it appears, that no opposition what ever has been manifested at this change in the Con stitution. Indeed, unanimity was expeded, and it has been found. The Moniimr of the 3oth ult, contains a Decree of the French Government, appointing Citizen CO QUEE EF,T MONTBR ET Commissary -General for Commercial Affairs at London. This Gentleman has-been in the same capacity at Amsterdam. The above Decree is dated so long ago as May z 6. An Article from Berlin of the 15th May, men tions the death of Baron Dr: Fi E i6Nrrz, -the Prus sian Minister, at the advanced age of seventy seven. This able Statesman was celebrated through. cut all Europe, for his talents, and still more for the confidence reposed judgment and integrity by- the Great Frederick. The EMPEROR of RuLst A has reached Memel, but it is doub4lll wileiller he will be acicornpanied on his route by the EMPRESS. It is certain that the Empress Dowager not accompany him. From rientza we learn, that PAsswAR OGLotr, io far from being blockaded at Widdia, as was generally supposed, has pushed- his reconnoitring Parties as far as Nissa and Nicopolis. His Arm:, is, however, considrably reduced in numbers, and is estimated at the utmost, to amount only to 6000 men, 300 of whom are *Poles. His traln,of artillery is sufficiently strong, and what is nut a 'little extra or4linary, he pays his Troops with the greatest puriaualiry, and they are funished with arriple quantities of provisions, The KING of Sr4IN has published an Edit, by which he has re-united to the Royal Authority, the tongues and property of the Order of Malta in spain, and has declared himself ;rand Master of this Order throughout his. States. This arrange ment is disapproved by the PO?E. Their IMPERIAL MAJESTIES made their solemn entry into Presbourg on the I zth of May. On the - following day the KING opened the Diet with a Latin speech, containing 'the propositions which were to be submitted to their deliberation: Before the Sitting closed, the Diet commissioned a Deputa. tion from their Body to wait on the ARCHDUKE _CHAR LEq, and preSent him with the homage of their grititude for the invaluble services which he had rendered to the Kingdom of Hungary during the Wit-, and to recommend their Nation to his future ?rotation.. The French Troops are, rapidly evacuating Na ples, and the Ecclesiastical State. The usual cere monies at the Festival of St, Januarius took place on the Ist and 2d ult. at Naples, when the miraculous lignefa6lion occurred, as formerly. By a Decree.of the Consuls, ,dated the 26th of fte GoVernment of the Islands of Martinique and St. Lucie is confided to three Magistrates, a CLptain-General, a ,Colonial'Prefal, and a Grand Judge. The Captain-General is to have the Corn niand of the ; Forces by land and sea ; the Colonial .11^ Vrefea. the &ration of the Finances ; and the Grand Judge the saperintendance of the Tribunals. The Decree also contains much unimportant detail re spat ing the interior administration of the two Islands. TLis murping arrived the Hanzburgh Mail due yesterday.. Prince PittLll , of Ltrtirg}JsTEtt , r, well known' by his residence at Paris during the first years of thq Frtnell Revolution, died on thi ;nth ult. at Vienna. i\n Article from Constanfinvit states, that since accounts of the conclusion of the Definitive Treaty. at Amieni had arrived there, the Turkisb Zrnhass . dor to Paris had re:eived new instrußions. Frince WILLIAM FREDERICK Of GLOUCESTER is expeEled to visit Stockholm, where-Fount CON RAD, of Hoick, is appointed by that Court , to wait 111 c , The Ki.No of SWEDEN has abolished the Trrpress eq. the Lard service, and ordai:iled that no Swede; for the future, shall be obliged against his will to take arms. Firs MAJESTY yesterti4 held Levee at St. jattnesPs Palace, whkh . was attended by their Ex, cillencies tLe French, Portuguese; Neapolitan, `,3 wedibll, Danish, Hessian; and ii;iintiveritin EN. VOTS ; their Graces the Archbishops of. CANTER. BURY and CASH E L ; the Bishops of LONDON, BATH and WELLS, CHESTER, and NoltwrcH ; 4nd the CHANCELLOR. Of the EXCHEQUER. Dake:—Portland., Beaufort, and. Norfolk. Ear/. -C,7atham, Roslin, Sandwich, and Onslow. Viscaunts—Bridport and Belgravc. Lords—F: '2ylontagut,' Stopford, Somerville, J. Thvnne, Auckland, W. Russell, Bayning, Mexhorough, Kerising , ton, C. Beminck, Berwick, Raleigh, Glasgow, and Hobart. Sirs--L. Palk, C. Douglas, G. Shelley, J. Glyn, and S. Smith, ildizirals—K night, Flollin.‘ ay, and Thornborough. . Geizerab—Harcoult, Manners, Bowater, Siincoe, and Hales. Cohneis—Howard, Fortescue, Barnes, Kingston, - Evesley, _ _ . and Machin. Captains—Foley, Florham, Dunbow, Cochrane, Ricketts, Igackwood, and Skene. Mc:ara. —Hunt, Parry, Pegge. Dennis, Barratt, Coffell, Moore, De Knath, Jefferys, Hammer, Hargrave, Hillers don, H. Maj.. , r, and Langton. The following Gentlemen were introduced to the KING. Baron Bouchie, by the Hanoverian Ambassador, on his ar rival from Germany. Barons Phiplinia and Malcourie. Le Comte Bossina, by Lord Somerville. Mr. Hargrave, Recorder of Liverpool. Captain Dunbow, on being promoted to the rank of Post Captain Captain Skcne also on the same occasion. Captain Blackwood, on his return from the Mediterranean. Baron De Roll, on his arrival from alproad. Sir Charles Douglas, by Lord StOptbrd. Sir J. Glypn, by Viscount Belgrave. Mr. Hervey, by his Father. Mr. Parry, by Earl Roslin. The following persons were at the Levee for the first time this season : Viscount Bridport, _and Lord W. Russell, brother to his Grace the Duke of edford. • The following Addresses of Congratulation on the Peace were presented: From the City of Gloucester, 191 , the Mayor. From Bath, also by the Chief Magistrate. From the County of Surrey, by the Earl of Om. Low. • Mr. JEFFE ays presented a congratulatory Address to His MAJEvry on the Peace, from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Corporation of the City of Coventry. J. LISTER received the honour of Knight hood, and kissed His Majesty's hand. The KING, after giving audiences to the Cabi net Ministers, returned to Buckingham-House.-: His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE arrived at Cuxhaven on Sunday last, in perfea health and spirits, and in the evening pursued his journey to Hanover. We now think it probable that the General Eleaion may take place before the harvest. We do not say this from any authority, but merely from some observations aid conjeaures-of our own. Yesterday the Earl of GALLOWAY had an audi ence of the KING, and resigned his office" of one of the Lords of the Bedchamber, which he has held upwards of nineteen years. It was yesterday reported, that an account had been received from the West Indies, that the French General LECLERC, had aaually meditated evacuat ing the Island of St. Domingo. 'We hope that this report is unfounded, as such a measure would eventu ally prove fatal to our own Colonies in that quar ter of the Globe. Though the disasters and losses of the French Army are carefully concealed in France, the Army themselves are not at all solicit ous to disguise them. In the end of March they frankly acknowledged they had lost 12,000 by sickness and the sword. They went out unpro_ vided with Stores, Camp Equipage, or Provisions, and the want of these necessaries has, no doubt, in creased their loss. Now that the rainy season is come on, their situation must be deplorable. We trust, however, that it is. not quite so desperate as to lead to a total abandonment of the Expedition. Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at die East House, when Mr. THOMAS SANDERS, Master of the Travers Extra Ship, took leave pre vious to his departure for BoMbay,—This is the last Bombay Ship of the season". JAMES COBB, Esq. was appointed Assistant Secretary, vice ISAAC MADDOCKS, Esq. deceased. Yesterday Sir RICHARD GAMON, Bart. present ed an Address to His MAJESTY at the Levee from the City of Winchester, on the Peace. Mr. DUNDAS gives a grand Dinner on riday, to the Officers of the East India Volunteer Corps, at the London Tavern. Lord GWYDIR yesterday, gave a Public Breakfast to a number of the Nobility, at his house in Parlia ment-street. Music, &c. prolonged this treat until near five before the Company-separated. The Rev. Mr. WELLESLEY, brother to the MARQUIS, is shortly to be married, to Lady EMI LY, daughter to the . Earl of CADOCAN. Sir FRAv cis E LTRAETT, and. Mr. BRtyiLLE, have gone on 4_tFip to Nris. Sir ALExANosR BALL goes immediately to Malta, to assist , in the final evacuation of that Island. Epsom Races commenced this day. The Pp roc E of WALES was expefled to be present, as a house is taken for him in Church-street, Epsom. Two Officers . ofi the ii di Dragoons last week played a Game at. Billiards for 400 guineas. It is related of the late Earl of• LONSDALE as a fat, that when Mr. WILK ES was a prisoner in the King's Bench, Sir JAMES LowTHER. paid him a breakfast visit, and on parting, left under the tea_ . cup cool, in BanknoteS. • • Yesterday the Annual Sermon was preached be fore all the ChaOty Children of the Metropolis, in St. Paul's Cathedral. It was a most interesting spectacle tti see so many thousand infants-assembled, and t!xpressing their gratiude to the 'common Author of our being for the blessings which they receive., Yesterday Mr. JdnN NELSON, principal Assist ant to, the Water-Bailiff; brought to the, LORD MAYOR a live Sturgeon, weighing near a hundred pounds, which his Lordship ordered to be imme diately, Presented to the PRI NCR of WALES. On Monday died the gev. HE NRY QTTO SCH DER, at his house in Chelsea, Chaplain to His Ma jesty's German Chapel at St. James's : a man of great learning.. trite. piety and religion, and The striaest irtegrity. war o.tender husband and fattier, and a , varin friend.. is most sin ceov fdr zn d liv,m c nrc w by dick:onsoiate pan alent aii*ciated i)y Their • 1 , 7 it VA L NEWS. FALMOUTH, MAY 31. ARRIVED the Brig Etneline, HORSE W ELL, from Zante, with currants, &T. for orders : spoke, a few days since, off Scilly, the ship Lo - rd Nelson, Cap... tain Witsorr, from the Straits for London, all well ; also arrived the Transport Ship Gmernor Milne, No. Iog, Capt. TATE, 2I days from Mi norca, and to from Gibraltar, with naval stores ; the Brig Skege, Capt. W. THORPE, from Madeira for London ; the Brig Polly, Capt. Cnvcc, from Naples, with brandy, &c. for orders : she is gone into - ,quarantine; the Portuguese Brig San Antonio y Almas, Capt. DERKE IS, with fruit, from Lisbon, 4s days passage, bound to Amsterdam. Sailed this evening, the filialsingham Packet, Capt. ROBERTS, with the Mails of the zgth inst. for Lisbon; the George Cutter, GIBSON, for Liver pool, with fruit from Lisbon. Passengers -per the Walsingham, are the Coun COREO and family, Portuguese Ambassador to the Court of Berlin, Mrs. BERTIJON and daughter, Miss SEALY, Mr. LINDSEY, and Mr. SCHMIDT. Arrived also, the Brig Brothers, Capt. THOMP sorr, 12 days from Lisbon, with cotton, for London ; and the Eli±abeth and Grace, Capt. Gil— BMW, from Liverpool. The outward-bound Swedish East Indiaman P rincesia, having carried away her masts, pass-4 this Port on Saturday last for Plymouth. HA RWI CH, JU NE 2. ARRIVED the Princess Royal Packet, Captain SANTER, from Cuxhaven, with the Hamborgh and' Bremen Mail, and two casks of bullion. The King George Packet, Capt. FLYN, with the Dutch Mail, and the ; n ,-.ana, Capt. OSBORN, With the Hamburgh Mail, are detained by a strong cast wind. The Thetis, of Hull, Captain REYNOLDS, from Hull, with wheat for Dunkirk, is put into this Port in distress, having been on shore, so that part of the cargo must be taken out, to repair the ship, be fore she can proceed upon her voyage. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 2. CAMS into Harbour, His Majesty's Ship Isis, and Simpson Transport. Arrived the Frow Helena, Eschells, from Malaga ; Es- Eirchin, from Oporto ; Le Coureur, Piquot, from Honfleur ; Mary, Park, from Sunderland ; Rivades, Sem prente, from Spain to London; and Pomona, Godfrey, from Dartmouth. Sailed the Argo, Garbutt, for London, and Majestic, Nod. dings, for Li4bon, DEAL, JUNE Z. SAILED on a Cruise, the rxem Gun-brig. Remain His IVlajesty's Ships Amazon, and Eac tress Mary, Comic, and Monkey Gun-brigs, Rear-Admiral CANtr B E Lt. arrived at Port Royal, Jamaica, on the sth of April last, with the follow ing Ships under his command, viz. ci;, , ,s. Guns. Temcraire - 9S R , -,but - , - Formidable . 0 Edgar - - '74 Resolution - 74 -- C :lon - - 74 Vengeance . . 74Majestic - 74 Theseus . The proposed augmentation to the Huff-pay of the Navy, - ►t is said, will be two shillings to each class, OLD BAILEY. FIRST pAy-JUNE THE Sessions this day commenced in the usual form before the Luau MAyoR, Mr. Justice GaosE, l3aron GRAHAM, the REcoapEß, &c. James Knowland was convided on a charge, which under the peculiar circumstances of his case, has• the effeet of a capital conviction, namely, for uttering a base and counterfeit shilling, knowing it to have been so counterfeited ; the particular charge at present against him being clearly made out, the Jury found a verdie - t of Guilty; and it being duly proved ►hat he was convided of a similar offence at Hicks's Hall, in July t Soo, ,for which he was sen tenced to twelve months imprisonment, the present conviaion therefore becomes capital.--,-Death. yosepld Martin, alias John Shepherd, was capi tally conv . 4led on a charge of burglary and theft in the house of Samuel Brenn, on Dugdale hill, Mid dlesex, in the course of last month. Death. Upon the arrival of the Trent Frigate at Jamaica, on the 29th of March, a COuncil was immediately summoned, and a Proclamation was issued for pre venting the Exportation of Provisions. The Second Battalion of the 85th Regiment ar. rived at Jamaica on the Ist of April. Married on Saturday last at Yarmouth, Norfolk,, Mr. W. C. DJMANT, of the Stock Exchange, to Miss A. TAYLOR, youngest daughter of WILLIAM TAYLOR, Esq. of South Town. At. Chatham, on the 25th ult. Mrs. BEAN, Lady of Capt. BEAN, of the Guards, was safely delivered of a Daughter. The highly interesting scenes of the Fatal Pre,: diction, or Midnight Assassin, and the exertions of the Performers, are pettedly correspondent at the Royal Circus—the united attractions of these draw a most crowded Audience every evening, and fill the Boxes with a splendid assemblage, amongst : whom are many of the first distinction--nothing can exceed the graceful appearance of Miss Adams, • as Birtha, in the above pieces; her Dancing in ,he Enchanted Harp is also truly elegant and pleasing, and Mrs. Wybrow's Columbine, as usual, possesses infinite aeration, THE DRESS ,BALL, GIVEN BY BOODLE'S CLUB AT RA% L AG:l* Ma title of this Entertainment es:Tresses a regulated mode of pleasure than has of late attr! the curiosity, and enlivened , the spirits of the , It was on the plan of the .P;w;:tal,which formed tlr: n. most splendid Entertainments of the last Raig was a Bal pare, at which every Gentleman appeara .. either in full dress, or is aa aaifarm, or a P ial r . y green frock with a black . collar. It was 'la eve 'a• instance condua - led with a liberality, elegance' as s taste, that are highly honourable to to and the Institution. The company ba t aan to ass ei a ° ' at half past nine last pig at, elevan the av e ' noes were crowded with a long string of c arriage s ' ‘ , Entering Ranelagh House, instead td tur ning ° I ", the left to the Rotunda, the company went d io ti through into the garden, and found Ihermelves aincin4 trees, indeed, but in a covered saloon:, as ""is le ' and nearly twice as long •as it was "vide' On descending the steps into this ,saloon, the p il e Jars on each side were covered with la mps, and four trees formed a beautiful alcove to pass througt lighted up with variegated lamps, scattered amoolge the branches. - The gravel walk,, with a d 0°11 , 5 row of large elms on each side, as well as, the gt‘i'e. outside of the gravel walk, were all covered ov e . with green baize, to resemble grass, and WI been covered in before the late wet weather, 11 ground was quite dry. The room was fOrmed 01 s 0 a temporary building, covered with canvas, a nd i lofty that the trees were inclosed, the trunk s °, them and the chief branches covered with 1 0 1'1 and the company walked under an illumina te i , e grove. In the - left side of the fore part o f t room was laid a floor of wood, far the dalit .c i i : with benches and chairs, and at the near end or c t l' ie sat the band . of music. At the extremity O' platform the saloon formed a spacious walk a ct l .c e the end of the walk of entrance : one end 01 cross walk, the left, led into the Rotunt 3 ° e where supper was laid at the other a small stag e ( was erected for ballets, under the management • i D'EovraLE, for singing, and some little drat ll3to pieces, for the amusement of the company, tall . great number was assembled, and the dan t:allg should begin. In the centre of this walk, and fen ' minating the extremity of the main walk, a' Y n' - re , entered, two transparencies - , as large as life, w hc e- t creek& one representing Britannia, pointing t° - o f , Commerce on the Thanizs, with a distant vie,v London ; the other a figure emblematical of 1 3 ei l , c ? On the right of these figures were R. in a to es l s' (j lion, and underneath, ' 6 Long live the King ;i the left, C. R. and " Long live the Queen." • low the figures, in their front, a bow pallisate w o - f thrown out, like an orchestra, for the. paiT° e a having a Lottery drawn by the company, cons {or ing of various prizes. Hung over the par t i es , dancing were two or three large chandeliers. 1 ; - mons, stars, and rows of variegated lamps, sr, r :::. round ail the walls, encircled the trees, and ti e- . 1 rated every part where they could be laid on wt t+ advantage, till the place was as light as if the,s - in upon it at noon day. ati From the bottom, on the left of this rogn a Li a b avenue led into the Rotunda, the whole of v i ':, ( 4 was appropriated for supper. Around the sei a t circle in the body of the Rotunda, the bolos het, shut up, tables were laid four deep from the ion el atal cle to the outer. These tables were divided !* - o,' eight divisions with avenues up between each: d i ; 14 sion. The table on the inside of the eicie e h - rt -14, the second 3, the third 3z, and the '°° a ll 40. -Eight of these divisions, made of tables ° le r thirty-two ; which, with the tables in the gali.,t4 around, supped zOOO persons. The supper aon' o ' o 4 of every delicacy,. warm s oups, g reen pea s Y lamb, poultry of various kinds, jellies, blanan-onb° • craw-fish, fruits the rarest, and the very c 3l°i wines. • Pit In the Orchistra of the Rotunda were bung or very large flags, which Lord Sc. V: E.NT had c e o f obligingly' permitted to be lent to the Dire:l°s,c, the Fete, to enhance the grandeur of the sce,itli They were the Colours of the different Nation s ;paS whom we were lately engaged in war. a very grand effed, and the Band of the Guar' s ,, r itf placed in the Orchestra, to play the rno:3t fav°"' airs during the time of supper. tl l6 At ten o'clock the Lottery. began drawiflg -5 ,i 0° Ladies . presented their tickets. AU prizes, ° c o blanks. The prizes consisted of shawls, handkerchiefs, quizzing glasses, &c, and th 6 "' ing occasioned great mirth. The Opera performances began about ele'rel7' l)o o The Ball began at half past eleven, and 3 thirty couple danced. , The PRINCE entered alone at half past 'cof dressed in scarlet regimentals, the uniforal Field Marshal; 'and, Sir WlLLouctisy A.sl . ° :\; , mediately attended His Highness round the rooi:rii, The DUKE Of CUMBERLAND entered arm with Sir SIDNEY SMITH: C Some persons came in masks ; but they We r fused admittance. . ar id The Ladies wore white and silver, or nal 'i sii with laurel ; also a profusion of . diamonds c in c hl. grettes, crescents, .bandeaus, stars, &C. crowd.of beautiful women never was seen b efore' We shall to-morrow givea further account o f tfi splendid Entertainment. !.• srucx, RDAY. India Stock Excheq. Bil l s is. 3s. rn• cli s ' Fundable ditto pre 3d Exchequer 'tills 1) 1151 ' New S. S. Stock:. Ornnitrin i par. Impel. 3 per Cent, 71i Ditto Ann. 'kink for orning India.fOr p pening 114 1 Consols tbr of 7.5 f- - O'CLOCK• _ Oinnium - /'RICE 0 YESTE /Link Stock iBz Navy sperCent. 431 i per Ce►;t. 1 797, 1 04 .3i 3ir Irish 5 per Cent. too 99 4 per Cent. Con. 88i 7-4 ; per Cent. Red. 731.21 ; per Cent. Corr shut Ditto Scrip Bank 1.. Ann.' 2411 Ditto Short Ann. 4 15.46 Ditto Scrip !onsols. - THIS DAY AT 741 15 WANTS a SITUATION, Yodog , I\l3'lsl' or West ItClilip es tain' c s a he FA lo t an Ste h % a v v a e rd a o i f e a co nZg u o ta in ti goti tc fr t o i. w: t i li e ca to Ship he was in. For further inquiry, a 'E' No. 47, brick-lane,Spitalticlds, Lundell. Line dlre' i it London: Printed by B. 11‘MILLAN ( a m Coyeut-Garder . - 9; and Published by WILLI at 149 SoxtPrs (of kikorse ferry-road, Wesuninster), Strand. ),