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IVIP‘IIc. Aft it *Nigro t Itamhurglf. zDnlrlin, 1t Waterford. Dus.-1 1l on‘virglt, r Uottenbortti, t Lisbon, I Dublin, Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS TI4III DAY •r Twzi.vit o'cLoez. Consols' . . . I Ofuniurn . 21 THE SUN. sOLCM QUI3 nICLkx TALINM AUDIAT ? L 0 N D 0 N, MONDAY,' MAY 6, 1805. " Leyden, April 30, - 7 WP, understand, from unquestionable authority, that HI MAI ESTY has issued orders for crazing the mane of Lord ME LV I LLE from the List of the Privy Courrnl.—His Lordship is now remind, from all iliaces which he held at the pleasure of the Crown. YSYMIDAY we received complete sets of the Path jtmrnal: to the zSth tilt. and Dutch Papers to the 31 inst. The latter contain the particulars of the accepts nee of the new Dutch Constitution, and of the appointment of SciummELrEfarincit to be Ike Grand Pensionary. With respett to , the j.metion of the French and Spanish Fleets, the only intelligence they contain, in addition to that which we laid before our Readers on Saturday, is the 101- loWing Letter. 4' We have received authentic accounts that the FretICEI Squadrun of Toulon got out a second time from that Port on the night of the 33th March, con. iihring of eleven Sail of the Line, six Frigates, and two Corvette*, having on board about 9ocro men. The Squadron is commanded by Admiral VI t.t.s. arrtuvs, and the Troops by Grzneral LA,URISTQL On the 7th tilt. they appeared off Carthagena, and on the gth they touched at Cadiz, from whence they proceeded on the roth for their destination, which is altogether unknown, after having been joined by one French Ship of the Line and two Coe. vettes, and by six Spanish Ships of the Line and one Frigate, with la° men on board, of the same natiOn under the command of Admiral GRANT It:A." The report of Lord NELsciti having directed his course to the Coast of Egypt, on the supposition that , the French Expedition was destined ,against Alexandria, is repeated in the llamburgh Mail which arrived yesterday ; we are still, however, unwilling to give credit to it, and have very little doubt that we Abell soon hear of Lord NILSON having passed the Straights in search of the Enemy's squadron. The limproP And Kiug has created the following persons l'rinees of the Kingdom of Judy, with the *ilia of Melt Serene Ilighnels, viz. Messrs. Mil 1,4 LITTA, Bo a catt STAMP A, SUNC IN!, CAMFIL AAA, and MAxitacuALcur. We have received Leticia from Lisbon to the which corroborate thc . accounts of the Toulon Fleet having passed the Gut of Gibraltar, and joined the Spanish Fleet at Cadiz. These Let. tees also state, that the moat aCti ,, e ex,;rtiona are making throughout Spain to carry on the War with all possible vigour. A body of French Troops had entered Catalonia, to cooperate with the Spa. niards in the Siege of Gibraltar. The French Antbassador, with his Lady and Retinue, arrived at 1,1111 C) on the t zth 'via Madrid. Two Pot. togoese Ships of the Line anti two Frigates sailed from Lisbon about the 6,1 i ult, to maze against the Algerines ; five Sail of these Pirates have lately appeared upon the Coast of Portugal, captured several hrtuguese Coasters, and a Brazil. ,man, carrying their crews, to the amount of too men, into siaVCry. JEROMS BONAPARTH, after being five days under quarantine, landed, and se. cowed visi;s from the Spanish Ambassador,. and othe'rs of the Corps Diplornatique in friendship with Vtanee. We still remain in the same degree of uncertainty respefting the destination of the Combined Fleets ; no later aCC01(111t, have been received of them by c..yoverfuont, we believe, than those which were brooz,ltt by ihe Bertgle Sloop. A report was circa. Lited yeiterthy, thtt aecoonts 114,1 been received of tlsla F..wrny'i Fleet having been seen off the Coast of beland ; bat the Dublin Mail which arrived this „ i „, n ii, g is silent upon the subjed. We understand diat G iuernment have determined to 14y an Embargo o p o ,, tl.l , Forts in the Unileal Kingdom, until some. , AL;ther.ti:: information Jtall have beer, received teye6tiog Squoirons. Private Letters have been received from the o,annel Fleet, which state, that ,the Brest "Fleet is redeily ready for sea, and i s said that they hare recently made two attempts to get out, but-were 'prevented by the vigilance of Lord Giotyrtukt. Tim D;(1404, of 6. guns, Capt. 0138 tux, srriveci on 0, 1 ran a 110116 Di , from the Channel Elect trig, .1.() a riyeri with Dibp'atehet. TheY 'tit 4he licq 311 Brash, tin Mondays having been joined, as we stated on Friday, by the -.NArRL PEWS. Squadron under the command of Sir JOAN °ROB. • PLYMOUTH, MAY 4.—Arrived the Danish Brig The following is' an EXtfild from a Letter from an Officer on iroari the Fleet, dated zatli ult. Susanna, Captain Rot t e oeFs, from Mentone, laden with fruit, and bound to Embden, detained by the Is This day the Polyphemus, of 64 guni, Cap. tabs LAWFORD, joined us ; she came from Sir Alert Privateer, of London. , joitu Gapes Squadron that was cruizing nfi Sailed the .Colossur, of 74 guns, to join the Chan. • Cadiz, but. retired on the appearance of eleven ne l Flee t * French Line.of.Battle Ships, which had passed tie Arrived the Cheerily Gun-brig, Rhoda and Gut of Gibraltar on the gill ult. from Tuulai, Fri.ok Cutters, all with, Dispatches :from the Channel and entered Cadiz Roads on the following day..--; Fleet, from which they parted on Thursday last, at Before Sir JOHN got out of sight of Cadiz he which time Sir JOHN °SIDE'S Squadron had joined saw six more Lirie.of.Battle Ships go in, hay. the Fleet. Arrived the Haughty 'Gun-brig from Admiral ing, it is conjeaured, got out of Carthagena.— There were lying in Cadiz Harbour during the KNIGHT, who lately sailed in the Queen, with the blockade, twelve Spanish and one French Line of Expedition frorn Portsmouth ; she carried out Dis. I3attle Ships, so that their force now in that Part Niches, which were delivered to one of the Ships of consists of 30 Sail of the Line, besides several Fri. the Fleet. gates, and they shewed every' appearance of soon No further intelligence has been received here re potting to sea, The Enemy'a Fleet in Brest lative to the Toulon Fleet ;it is still however amounts to 21 Sail of the Line, anti hare twice en. ' stated that lord NELSON is blockading them in deavoured to come our. We hourly expel to be Cadiz ; but this account wants confirmation. joined by Sir JOHN Caps, with five Sail of the Line." PORTSMOUTti, MAY 4.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship Egyptienne, Hon. Capt. FLEMING, from the Westward Islands ; Sophia, from Gibraltar; Eclipse, from a Cruize ; Taller, with several Sail of Trans. ports ; John and Eduard, EVANS, from Carmar. then ; and Elizabeth, CHAMBERS, horn London. The Diadem, in her passage up Channel, fell in with the Mars, Minotaur, and illustrious, on their way to juin the Channel Fleet. IT is with the utmost satisfaction that we an. nonnce the safe arrival of t►he Proselyte Frigate, with the whole of the Cork Convoy, at Bar. badoes. Not a single Vessel was missing, and the Troops were all in perfeCt health. All ap. prehension of any permanent injury from the at. tempts of the Rochefort Scpadron must now be removed. Sailed His Mdjesty's Ship Clinker, -, and iltramlt Gun.brig, on a Craize off Havre ; Frau, Wyttb, JAN KIER!, for Tonningen ; Catharint, WILL IMMON, for Bourdeaux ; St. Yakima, 1 - lAus6rt, for Norway. His Majesty's Ship Egypfienne, in coming through, the Needles, on Friday night, unfortunately ground. ed; and it was in general circulation here yester. day, that she had fallen over, at low water, on her beain.ends, anti was nearly fall of water :—but we are happily convinced of the contrary by seeing her now lay safe at anaor at Spithead, with only a little damage in her keel. Yesterday arrived His Majesty 'a Ship Diadem, of 64. guns, Captain O'Bv. t IN, from the Channel Fleet, under the orders of Admiral Lord GARDNER, which she left all well off' Brest, on Monday last.— The Diadem in her passage up Channel spoke the Mart, Minotaur, and Illustrious, which Ships sail. ed from this Port on Sunday last, and ere this they must have joined Lord GARDNE it, and will render, him more than sufficient to. encounter either of the Enemy's Fleets. • When the Diadem was recently ordered to sea, per Telegraph, on a special service, the Ship's Company had more than four years pay due. Capt. O'Bto or t t called all hands, and addressed them on the urgency of the case, when the whole of them, witti spiikt becoming true British Tars, gave three cheets, in testimony of their readiness to do their duty, by going where ever they Were ordered, not. withstanding they should Suffer some inethwanicisce from the want of money. We arc enabled to lay before our Readers, from the American Papers which we this morning re. ceived to the sth ult. and from private sources of information, some further particulars respeCting the proceedings of the French. The whole number of Ships which they destroy. ed was nineteen, and only three of them were laden. The Enemy lost at Dominica, in killed and wound. ed, 360 men ; our lota was about So. When the last accounts came away, the French Fleet was in Port Royal, at Martinico, and as Ad. miral CactittnNe was hourly expected, there is lit. Ile doubt but that a complete atop has been put to their maraodingExpealition. The Venerable, rapt. Lawns, from Barbadoes, is arrived at Liverpool ; she sailed on the 26th March, and brings an account of the arrival of the Prostljt: Frigate, and EhE Brig of War, and the Flee: under their convoy from Cork, on the 13th March, The Centaur Man of War had arrived at Barhadoes from Antigua, and had seen nothing of the French Fleet ; she brings no other accounts of the French Forc'e than what was known on Saturday, only t h at t he li as ok a ihnty, C4a.a, the Progress, Faosr,. Mars, MITCIIIII4, and the Hargais Lansdoune, of London ; the Ahaander, Dtcasora, the alpalla, CUMMINGS ) the Alice,‘VtLSoN, and the Stapleton, NICKOLSON, of Liverpool ; the kiefansond,Warsopt, of Whitehaven ; and several small craft, were taken by the French at Dominica, and carried into Guada. loupe, on the Ist of March ; the Aurora, Put was, of London, was burnt at Dominica. The Ontario, STAIBUCK, from New York, arrived at Liverpool, spoke on time aad of April, in lat. 4.7. 30. long. 29. 30. an Armed Brig, which ba il e d f rom Barbadoes on the ad April, with Dispatches fur Go. vertunent, which said, that the French were daily expeCted at Barbadoes. The Vanguard Man of War is reported to be lost on Florida Reef; and the Princess Charlotte Fri. gate on the Marty res Reef. • SHRIRNBSS, MAY s.—Catne clotyn from the River the Norfolk Armed Ship, .and Princes: of Oranv 'fender, with imp:44o men and volunteers for the Fleet. Passed by two Spanish Prizes for the River. The Iftiothelsta continues the signal flying for Convoy to the Baltic, which will sail on the 6th under orders of the Norfolk Armed Ship. The Cablro and Thalia will be paid bounty and advance in the course of a few days, and proceed immediately to sea. Ships at this Port—Zealand, Belliqueux, Scrapis, Thalia, Winery:l3mA, Ceres, Nlagnanime, Castor, Combatant, Otter, and Calypso; Norfolk Armed Ship`; Gallant, Fearless, Desperate, and Sharpshooter, Gun-brigs; ;and several Fire vessels and Bomb-tenders. On Saturday morning . liii MASEITY and Gene rah. FITZROY and GviTNNa rode on horseback to the Barracks to insped the Royal Horse GIIiHAS. PRINCIIIBE3 SOPHIA and AMELIA, Mrs. Ecta. TON and Col. DESIIKOW, Nat: on horseback in Windsor Great Park. DEAL, MAY S.—Sailed yesterday the Diligence Sloop, and Tickler and Furious Gumbrigs, on a Cruize to the Westward; Gallant Gun.brig fur her Station off Calais; Pleasant.hill Slop fut Ply mouth. Hiu IVIAlesTy and PRINCRSbEc went to Frog_ more. Came in this day the Ariailme, Jamaica, Spay. Omits, and Autumn ; Fury 13 stnla; Firm, Tizress, Coartant, Blazer, and Furious Gun.brigs, from their Station off Calais ; and G*vevet ,Sloop and Manly Gun.brig from their Station off Boulogne. Sailed the Valorem; this morning, bat put back again, blowing strong to the Westward. Sailed the Spy Sloop for, the Nore. Came down tram the River the Phoqbarui Fire. vessel, and remains. Yesterday morning Firs MAJESTY, Pot INCSISSIS SOPHIA, MARY, AMILIA, General W and Colonel DESIIROW, went to Sr. Gewges Chapel, and heard E Sermon by Dr. &GUM, from the gth of St. John and 9th verse. After service the jtoym. PARTY went to Frogmore, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, nptwirh. standing the unsettled state of the weather, were crowded yesterday with company. Her Royal Highness PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALas, His Royal Highness the Duu of Sussax, in their ca r. ; and Her Royal Highness the Ductittas of You, in her curricle, graced the ride with their presence. On yrittiy His grace the Duke of Dewitt) en. tertained a alai party at dinuer, at his holm in thp Stable.yard, Sr. James's. The Fort of AL a ItrVal.r, Lord Joins TowNaHEND, - Oenerals' FITZPATRICK and Kvrtta, Messrs. Sitektoitu. ERs tree, and ADAIR, were among the &sta. On Saturday general HASTINGS, brother to the gad of iviont4k. gave a meat etegant .. ionvivita dinner to His Roya! Highness the Nitre* WALts. The Earl of S'orrowc and Lord Ht q. iuntsati . were present, as were Mews. Fosc,.SUB. *ADAK, GRZY, WINOLIAM, EVKiNti ) GAATTAII ) 9. P9IISON LAW FRANCIS. '' I o the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Vestal, Arna ranthe, Valorous, Valcano , ExplOsiort; Prospero `Zebra, c Devastation, Vesuvius, L uc if er , tle la, Discovery, lamaica, Ariadne, Speedy, ,Cygnet, Autumn, Orestes, and Fury ; 12 Gun-brigs ; and Armed Defence Ship as before, and rhosplierus Fire-vessel. DISTRIIIUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To flume entitled to share in the property captured at co. lumbo, the 16th of February, info, at No. 9, New Woad street, on Wetinesday the tizri trist, lietween eleven anti three Or every Wetillr:4day and Thursday afterwards. • • • To the ()dicer!! Alitt l c , ttipan y of Ilia Majesty's Ship DanaC, for rite Capture of the Tweritie lirotire, the 17th 1+.14, 1799, Catiterina Maria, the spit junc, 1799, North Star, the 6th lailtury, (SOO, Franklyn , the knit -o, arid Plenty, the tc.th iSno, at Mr. Edmund Lutskyer's I)4x, riymouth, on Friday next ; Air ev ery Tuesday anti Fritiaritt , terknal - tis. To the Officers anti Company nf Ilia Majesty's Gun-brig 13144er, tia the I:a•capturc of tlic klizAbetb, the 13th lan. i'4_ s , on board, in the Dawns, on Wednesday next ; or after w a cts, at No. 14, Clement's Inn. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Cus • lrtig Bold, for the Re-capture of the Elizabeth, the 13th January, ! 80 .7 , in company with th e Blazer, on the Bold'S arrival in fort ; or every Tuesday and Friday a fterwards, at No! at Clement's Inn. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Lynx. for the Capture of the Colu-mbia the 17th Sept e m ber, 1799, final distribution, and also for 'La Soh& Privateer, at the e Crown and Sugar Loaf, Garl ick Hill, on Monday next; the first Monday in every month afterwards. To the Officers and Company of His AlajeSry'S Ship Phea sant, for the Capture of the Sally, the Ist NovemgrayPCXtiber, igoe, at the Crown and Sugar Loaf , Garlick Hill, can MOr or the first Monday in every month afterwards. . ....x.l Calcutta Gazette; stlt De sos c. 1204.—Arrived in the River, from England—the Culloden Man of War, Sir rdw. Pelltal; United Kingdom Indianian ; Baring, Capt. Meadows ; Wor- • cester, Capt. Wood ; Duke of Montrose, Capt. Paterso; Lord llawkesbury, Capt. Tirnbrill ; Airly Castle, Capin Macintosh ; Monarch, Capt. Hawes; Alexander, LaPt• J. R. Francklin ; Sovereign, Capt. Menton.. . Asiatic Mirror, Dec. la.—Arrived in the Rver, front Eng land—the Tottenham, Capt. Dalrymple; Lord Eldon, car. Swete ; Extra Ships. India Gazette, Dec. 17.—The Athenienne Man of War, pr Ct guns, Capt. Fayernia.rt, sailed from Rio ds l :weir° theis t September, with nine of the cOntpany'S Ships tar COP supposed to be time Parseverance, Capt.Tveedale; Neal* Capt. Donaldson ; Taunton Castle, Capt. Pierce; al* Capt. Dunsford ; Royal Charlotte, Capt. R.. Frandclin Alnwick Castle. Capt. Gledstanes . '!'rue Briton, Carl , Hughes; Arnistons Capt. Jameson; and Whets, Cot! Ilatkett. ......--. ApPoINTMENTS.--Cipt. S. H. LINO!, telh° Warrior, vice Capt. W. Bt. tort, Who i"PP 01141 Governor of New South Wales. Capt. Litt I . the Couragewx ; Capt. C. BOYLE, to the ;W . Castle ; Capt. cU DAY, pro /airport, t o the TribEl.it Vice BENNET. M. P. Lieutenant TALisot, to its n o ften. Swan Cutter ; Capt. Puss T, who has bees r Pussg stated to be the Agent for Pris oners of Wart ii re appointed to the foudre g ant. Capt. ICE l. l°l 1 Caster. 1 1 11 hen The Amazon Frigate, Capt. PARkE tt, the most fortunate Ship in the Metlitetranesn'' eat letter from one of the Officers st ates, thst / 3t a 114 already shared 11501. as the first porn° . -I dollars only. rs of Line, n :Nr er a : tt c have iwis re a ir c ge c a o ti . nt s from•Havannah of the 4b . fur sea: at A w b h r i i c tot t ei l irssh,c p iag e l riod one Spanish Shif,fari I, t 14 o ts' s Squadron St Ifie i re e l France on the 2 Ist of December, to cinize in the Bty of Bengal. Captain CLARK, of the Anlel'ilo Ship Proteaor, who sailed from Purr LOUIS non 1114 2 tit Of December, reporis, that fourteen. v5r,,,.. Prizes were sent in there during the mondial 11‘. vetnbcr. A large Dutch Frigate from Bsto''ia hc s c he b t i ri , lost in a typhon in the Chine se Seas' and s' we a t hi, nese Vessels are supposed to have experience same fate. • saic 3 A French Privateer has had a desPe rate . e 0410 1 " svvintiintwichl‘riwcainindtPdhirer,a,g‘t.eerseatititelsetr he Red Sea, one i o n i a 61 .. iiiiiiiiite j 4 01; the Privateer u suisp(o)psta:redtr.:)or hhsaelvlroerPesc'uarle illicllC nib after the adion. Judge the Chamber of the Court of Common 'lo'oo Dublin, i t alit, after SOME ConVerearion b et° m op. Prime Serjeant and Mr. Cos.KAN, Ftid 4l .. lime JOHNSON attended on Wednesdapit:ifsit i:ns pointed for hearing arguments on this cocugyolta Court was greatly crowded. Ltra N°/acali pro Mr. Justice Ft lINUCANS were the only Ju si l o lot sent, Mr. Justice JOHNSON and Mr. P being necessarily absent. 4liiii, jg,i T dhris l y i a e da G enistdaailtiic,inii N r:l,dergl v ioar t iv,, L rieilt:s ic. ,,ioi, e rtafie s bo,,,, a nifowp n ,b, c l,e i r\grvi,r,oofe t iurp, h ,F,g.trn e i!oitc:altis S iti , ne r sy.co o etrr ti co:ei.i c iici... lt icale 'n ier li t e! t oi c , , t o t.i n iei tl .: l is.irti . ohs,Ari i e o4 4 t i f i ri i . . , a it is I ° preaching his del doßrittes to the rabble. of co are not more iisgusreo witb.,such unre4cunAPrehentill At the present interesting crisis, OW ~9 0 0, i s teli of the consequences., The strange ite'i("lutoe airoar passed at a popular Meeting, respettini,bnii for dr: of Mr.Tox, would make an excellent !; D i e ano inquiry into the prominent features 01 leis . cundutt. n 4 Laitve l a tely I tir, a A; theFtsumorrottß'sColutaktrY u.', to ,' 0 1 ed their thoUghts towards poin' i . f .'g! in' hey m i g h i c for A b e i e u 4 o s „ l etrit in the following sublet, vii. ' 6 1 1, r .5 0 , 4 lefi b f Shari, Vuoderiiig on a OlUd•Oanr-P i .10 to ol!! the tide in a situstion in which h' " u to i r oehilll t i ' l l ' a b stt ac rr k ot . i 4 nd nd ed a b i y cic azh; A ul of ludr pmr ' ii,ue frtn n I - 1 label lnigh!,l ole o, wrd_i mouth of this monstrous Shark, wit', ill m ake u . , " YOU fawning rascrls, what a Item gu"- targoi. 1. tbe ye if once I get again a float." •'7 . tioil t) A .00.- . ~tt o grinning behind .1 t the awkw ark. - Tie ow , bltark, and the fully of the qudgeon'• 1 . 00 , r , se idted r . af t , the wit de might he properly Air l f " ::: s rn ' i THE ' fri l : E i y : l :r u c it ) : :::::::h em'''': Lou ? 1: a:1 1.°1 " .a P . ' 4 .„, pprill g r - an h ' Sec nefit of Mr. ELL I,ToN, under the l a l i t n * 0 „ Sann'tg netian Outlast!, was fepreSenled 4_lol trOt' 014 at Druey-Irtie Theatre, is well contrived, and stroni,lY ~,',,o _ a' it 4, will probably increase in Its A 1 tr 3 c"` , 1 00 , PO" c . ,r ELI , / T i 01 0 4 good scope for tie talents , ,„ o f w.i T o Most, an d Mrs. 11. JoHris•rott! t d: rd jr io r. ; of quitted t h en bcives very ably o b toe stJg , n g • 1 " jr . i orio . Piece, it is said, was pr el) , "" . ~r ab le Ju , ',P ELLIsroN, who 'has sheu-n co nstoc , 1.,/ 13°C in the managenaent of the Fable. sourv- , 0 n eiar O r/ . Tha lf Little BETTY performed ...0,6 ~ .41 ~,,, It ,der, ",a , ftlell to a numerous audience, at Cs , - -1 bout. i lls ~i o, He was much applauded throur,ters 0 i olio ,P . o p should limit his exertions t 4 rapi dly o fi n s o otherwise his tame (nay di '' ' es e._ 00 14 ..' ifts vanced. Coors WAS admirable In ___ to o; ~,, 4 rs GIA 9 V.r Lc • he was warmly greeted: N---• . , of poll. part of Lad,. Randolik. mares. , oct al lu" • iG ' oily ICC FIELD, who is not Eti...Cl had ) fessional duties. - o °l 10 4 di Jiy - Tax Or Eit.,..--La Cltattkza on Sat i re so, crowded and brilliant audience o f 100 . , 04 celieno 00 0 i Nothing could exceed the ex a n 0 9 aO O A wura W AI 'lse A te NCIOI4 : her first era- . he - )(- deo in I lid g ill effort of skill, anti her ror ' , el i n g, a a delicious specimen el taste , I , : i. 1 11 4 # I *ion. •It was rapturoU4lY 014ar ' to of ' 0 4 5 be P 4lgc licr It Her It',yal Highness I j4 ,y, 0 gave An - elegant dinner yestcl Blackheao 3 . • ~. . -