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VJ. - D —1 flarnburgli, z Gottenburgh, 2 Dublin, Wiaerford. THE SUN. soil; QUIs DictlLZ FALIUM AUDIAT ? L 0 N D N, TUESDAY) ( JUNE 4, 1805. LETTERS have been received from Paris, which state, that BONAPARTE has suggested to some of the Ministers of the Neutral Powers a Plan of a General Pacification. We believe that BONAPARTE would willingly make considerable sacrifices for the present to induce kngland, Russia, and Sweden, to ac knowledge his usurped title ; but. it would be absurd, after what we have seen of his conduCt, and what we know of his plans, to suppose That he really entertains pacific sentiments. It is, however, probable that he may hold the language which is at tributed to him, with a view of preventing, or at least `of delaying the Treaties that are negotiating between England, Russia, and Sweden. It is very well known that the mass of the People of France are averse to the War; and in order to delude them, it is perfealy consistent with his chars ter and policy to profess a disposition for Peace at the very moment that he is determined on the most rancorous hosti lity. WE feel it to be our duty positively to contradi& the statement in some of the Papers of this day, that Lord NELSON was in Tetuan Bay, on the Coast of Barbary, at the date of the last Dis patches from him. It is. probable that , his Lord thip might have remained in Tetuan Bay during the prevalence of the strong westerly winds which prevented his passing the Straights. But the faCt if., as we stated yesterday, that the last Letter s from Lord NELSON are dated the loth ult. in Lagos Bay, and at that time bis Fleet was under way going in pursuit of the French and Spanish Fleets, having, as we believe, obtained accurate information of the course they had taken. . It gives us great satisfa6tion to be enabled, upon the best authority, to state, that there is no founda tion for the reports which have been circulated of the garrison of Gibraltar being in a sickly state. On the contrary, the Garrison was,' at the date of the last Dispatches., in perfeCt health and spirits. Accounts have been received of the Expe dition under the' Command of General CRAW hav ing passed Cadiz, or their voyage, as it was sup posed, to Gibraltar. The arrival of the ConvoY under Command of Sir JAMES CRAIG at Lisbon, was tnade the subjea of a very wing Note by the French Ambassador to :the Porn.lguese Government. Fir JAMES sailed, .as ve yesterday stated, an the inth ult. We have re anted the following Letter upon the subjecl : " Oporto, May 12, 065. " The French Ambassador has made some very strong re• niorstratices to this Government on the subjel attic entry thin Lisbon•Of ilia English Expedition. He, however, had vrevi,nisly demanded ',and his clanand was granted) a similar priviler,e for the Combined Fleets, should circumstames has‘i! made such step convenient or necessary. , "An 14%prefiii ilfriVCll last week to tv not, from BONA. .I" , ;Kr E, at Twit,. LANrits is appointed Commander in Chief in ' ' His MAJecry has been graciously Tileased to di. 6. re. thut tame, the esth, or' King's Own Regi. shall be sty!ed the 25th, or Kings Own Bar Aeret. There was no Court of Aldermen held this day. 'The Latin I\lAvoß, after inPrieeting the mums, or4red the him of Bread to remain the same as kalst wceit. In the event of the late Sir WreetAre Putre %.tagr's having left no will, the principal part of his Sbropbhire estates, to the amount of above thirty 41.0ut and pounds per annum, will fall to the Earl of LARLINGTor ; the rest of the Bath, and his own i:nenrailed . property, of course, devolve on his only daughter the Ceentess °lrani. He is succeeded in hi title and in all his entailed property, consisting of his Scotch and West India estates of about to,oool. year, by his Nephew Captain JOHNSTONE ) of the Coldstream Guards, Son of the lite Governor Joint sToer. The amiable and accomplished Lady BeTn may uow he reckoned one of the richest TIP s--Porlar in this Country, the Amtkican b • f property beta :calculable value. 'Yesterday seirmight the first stone was laid of the Foundation of the Iron lirido 'to be tluvre - ri over liri!tol Harbour at Bedizinister, We colic& from letters, dated from Alicant on the 4th of May, that the celebrated TAt.r.,rett, the man by whose intrepidity the monster Itoeesereertz was, and his more inhuman successor might have been, had the same opportunities offered, hurled from his throne, was about to pay Ile' debt to nature in that thy., He was not ex, eOed to survive many days the-eft - fag of a dropsy in the chest, Under which he has suffered for seine time. The physicians had &al him over, ,arid the Sacs amen, had been received by that' repentant Democrat with a degree of exem plary attrition vvhich surprised and 4ditied even t e rr.ost bigetted of thv inhabitants pf that part of pain. A mineral I 1 ring has been lateiy discovered itt the small sj4;id of gilbt3tY, near the West end of Cheshire, froFewpg the Fowegul efficacy of curing the rheumatism. NAVAL NEWS. Poarsmou.ru, Juta 3.—L'Egyptienne, the Hon. Capt. FLEMINO, dropped down to St. Helens; and repeated signals; .frorn the platform, hag since been made to order her to sea immediately. Sailed the Euryaius, the Hon. H. BLACKWOOD, with a Convoy for Guernsey. Arrived the Providence, CROSBY, and Nestor, COLLINS, from Sunderland; Lively, WATE,a, from Blyth ; and Sully, SALTAR, from Newcastle. Sailed the Thetis Noway, for Sunderland; and Ge Schinonelnzend, HARRIRS, for Lamick. Extra& of a Letter from the Captain of the Navi gator Transport, which sailed from hence with the. Queen and Dregon Men of War, dated Lisbon, loth May, 1805 " We putin here the Bth inst. ita consequence of the, Admiral receiving intelligence of the Toulon Fleet joining the Spanish Fleet off Cadiz, and cruiz ing off Cape St. Vincent, consisting of 21 Sail of the Line. The Orpheus Frigate wan dispatched to get further intelligence; she has since returned with the news that 12 Sail of the Line of the French, with the Cadiz Fleet, and 30 or 40 Sail of Transports, have gone to the West Indies with Troops. It is reported here also, ' that Gibraltar is again very sickly. The French Ambassador here has found great fault with the' Portugueze Government for suffering our Fleet to come into this Port, and has in consequence demanded his Passport; so it is unknown what the consequence may be. There are two of our Fleet missing, the Coriander and Two Friends. We sail to-day." Arrived the Champion Frigate, Capt. BROMLEY, from cruizing off Fecamp. The Sceptre:Armed De fence Ship, Capt. SALT, which has been lying at Spithead these two months, on secret service, is or dered to deliver her stores and combustibles at-the Gun Wharf, and to drop clown to St. Helen's, and lie as guardship. The Bencnu'l and Saturn, of 74 guns each, are taken - into Dock, to be repaired for Commission.— Three of the ten Line-of-Battle Ships, ordered some time since to be doubled, have been repaired and commissioned. PLYMOT.rr i, Ju ra. 2.—Came in the. City of L 011.• dOnderry, a 'folder, Lieut. FEATHERSTON with 71 Seamen 'for the Fleet from Cork. This morning the itigle, of 44 guns', Capt. WoLFE, having taken in he bullocks, sailed for the Fleet off BreSt. The Meiam. pus, ,of 36 guns, is at single anchor in the Sountband will certainly sail this evening or to-morrow morn ing. Letters from the Bacchante, of 24 guns, Capt. DA SHWOOD, dated oft' the Harbour of the Havannah, 7th' of April, received here, state her being well at, that period, and having cleared,' with the little Squadron under Capt. Dasuwoon's command, that part of the' coast of several Privateers which infested tLat station.—The Bacchante had not had since her leaving England, 14 months since, a single• Man on the Surgeon's sick list. Capt. D. had heard nothing at that period of the French Squadron in the West Indies.---Went into Dock last night the Pompie, 84 guns, to be repaired.---The Yiper Cutter sailed last night with Dispatches for the Fleet off Brest and off Ferrol. As the supplies of Naval Stores of all kinds received into the Dock-yard since the present Naval_ Administration has been very ample, the repairs of the Ships in Dock and afloat in the Harbour will be necessarily much quicker, thar4 when the Store ships were comparatively empty. SHEERNII3S, JUNS 3.--. Came down from the , River to the Nore the Prince of Orange Tender, Lieutenant MACKAY., with impressed men and vo- lunteers for the Fleet. sailed alit Mercator Armed Ship wit!! t!everal Merchant Vessels under Convoy for the with a fine wind at West ; and Cap, ifin Ittroqii, Ship for Chatham. The Bonetta continues the Signal for Convoy to the Southward nil Eastward ; .and the John Ainio Ship for the Elbe. Ships at this. Purt—Zestand L'lmtnntralite, Winehelsca, Letts, Nlagnaittine, Uituntleso r Valorou s , O tte r, anti &mem 1.0 , 4 !swan, lohn, Rosi ns, and Ranger, Arnititi Ships ; Vcirle 4 s, Desperate, Sharpshooter, p roletto ,,_ itc .„ salute, Guar - brigs ; and several vire.veals7 JUNIS 3.—Arrived H. Al. S. Glory, of go guns, from Portsmouth ; S:pqrkler Gun-brig from t ti e No rt; Griper Gun-brig from Dungeness; and the Lendmi, Captain Wit.sow, from Malta, and s ailed for the River. Our Fleet In the Downs., report says, is be in creased to 14 Sail of the Line, and to be under the orders of Admiral Lord KErru. The reridevotti of so large a Force here can only be for the purpose of sending, detached Squadrons to the North Sea, as necessity may require. These movements seem to indicate a belief that Government have some ap prehensions that if the junaion of the French and Dutch Fleets has not yet taken place, such an emu is at least within the verge of possibility. Sailed the Devattatioli Bomb for Dangetwis Griper etiti'-4ig for the Nor e; Yesruvizaßomb.'for L'ungeness, but . ptst, buekagaine the wind corm iig to the Westward; and the Alert on a Cluize to. the Westward. In the Downs —Monarch .1.1 trecht, Leo pard, G loty, Stately, Trusty, Arah. Discovery, Hecla,Vestivius, Zebra, Thtasher. Rifleman, lackall, Gun brigs ; Phosphorus, Fire-brig ; and Harmony Transport. FALMOUTH, JUNE I.—ArriVed the Lord Nelson ;Privateer, of Plymouth, from a .Cruize, having de tained and brought in with her the Galliott !traria Francisco, JENKER, from Livourne, with wine, &c. for Embden..--Also the Nemesis Frigate, 28 guns, Captain SOMERVIL&E, from off Brest, with a Fleet of ViEtuallers under Convoy. His Majesty's Ship Nemesis left Lord GARDNER, on Thursday last, all well; having 23 Sail of the Line and the In-shore Squadron. The Ship Esther Lindo, of Loudon, FRITH Mas ter, from New York for London, foundered at sea on the 2gth ult. Crew saved by the Hamburgh Yes. sel Maria azalea, from Philadelphia for Tomnin j gen. YARMOUTI.I, 'JUNI 3.—Arrived yesterday p. Rear-Admiral RussEL, with the Squadron under his command, which consisted of the following Ships, St. Albans Flag Ship, bylexible, Adamant, Antelope, Malabar, Naniur, and Belliqueur. A Convoy from the Sound passed here on Satur= day for the Southward; the Betsy, Captain WELL*, one of the Fleet, arrived here the same. day. HAGUE, MAY 27. WEDNESDAY se'nnight, the day on which our Grand Pensionary, SCIIIMMELPENNINCK, took the oaths, was a day of great pomp, though of little joy and pleasure in this City. Several Members of the G olds Diplomatique, as also several supe rior Officers in the land and sea service, assembled in the Hall destined for their. High Mightinesses. Precisely at twelve o'clock General MAamorrr arrived, preceded by two Chasscurs of the Bth Regi ment, and surrounded by Aides-dc-Camp, Generals of both Nations, Commissaries, O ffi cers of Ma rine, &e. The Procession, which presented the must brilliant appearance, was closed by a strong detachment of the Bth Regiment of Chasseurs, and a Detachment of Hussars. The Grand Pen sionary wore a short habit of black silk ; and over it a mantle of dark-coloured silk, lined with white satin, which reached to the calves of his. legs. It was .exaaly the costume worn by the famous Grand Pensionary, JAN DE WITT, who was murdered in the troubles. Which took place about 150 years 'ago, by the citi4ens of this place.— The dress was made after an original painting of JAN Da WITT, by one of the best masters. His EXcellency was decorated, beSides 4 with the Grand. Cordon of the Legion of HOneur, and a chain of gold, to which was 'auspended a medal . of State. — He wore a hat a l'antique, surmounted with. a plume of white feathers, a ruff round his. neck, and a scarf.. His domestics wore the Anna Of the State, upon the left shoulder, and upon their coat,bizttes. General MARMONT and his Lady repalied at - halt past four, accompanied by a numerous ttain of do.' mesties, in scarlet livery, with silver lie, s t rut preceded by a small Detachment of Hussars, to the Palace of the Grand Pensionary, where they dined, as did also Vice Admiral 1)a WINTER and General DUMONCEAU. The other dinners corn menced at the same hour. In one of the apartments of the Secretary .of State for the War Department was an ()nutmeat representing the pyramid of the ,Camp of Zeyst. At night the Counsellors of State, and other FunEtionaries; in grand costume, &c. went to the French Theatre, where an . elegant box was fitted up in a splendid style for the new Grand Pen aionary and his family. The insolence of the French Usurper bursti from him upon all occasions, and makes no discriraina. tion between open enemies and those whom he woald oral to treat as allies and friends. In his recent address to the People of Milan, on usurping the Sovereignty of Italy, he told them he should always rejoice in having rescued there from their enemies, and saved them from destraftion. This indecent manner of alluding to the present Em- VEROR Of GERMANY, 'with whom hens on terms of political amity, slims that nothing can controull - or mitigate the arrogant, temper of the ferocious upstart. BON4PARTE must conceive that the People of France must be as deficient in memory as the con tinuance of his usurpation shews that they. are in public spirit, when he had the audacity to declare that his brother JEROME'S marriage should be null and void becanse he had united himself with an Heretic. - But can the Corsican Apostate suppose that the worl4 at large will ever forget his blas phemous Proclamation addressed to the People of Cairo, which, among o ther outrageous . impieties, contained the following passage;- 7 ." Let the cue.; Inks of the People know that when the world began it Was Written, that after having destroyed the ene mies of Islanlifilt, and OVERTHROWIT THE CROSS, I should come from the farthest part of the West do fulfil. which is imposed upon me. Make' the People ' see that in More than twenty passages of tly; Koran that which has happened has been fore told, and that which will happen is equally ex plaioed." Who could imagine d rat after this daring the 'shameless infidel would ever talk of Iteligien again with du; precinCts of christianity. An'lnclostue on the South-side of the lawn in Russell-!inuare is recently railed in. The centre of his spot is, intended for the site of the pedestal and statue to memory of the late Duke of BEDFORD, which wil ;be seen from thence to great advantage from 111 (;brnebury-square t ,and from Holborn. Had it been place 4; Om perches farther backward, it might have been.vioved in two other diredions (East and West), tram *Bedford-square and the Foundling Hospital. , . It is confidently reported, in the best-informei Circles itz the/mitt Ton, that Mr. BAILLIE is de termined to appropriate the whole, of the Damages that he recoveis of Lord REAY to promote tow. s'erY latz,l h 1 InFtit:ution established for the StlPPres'' 4ll of Vice. ODE 10K HIS ALAJESTY':; LIRTH.DAL 1805. ET HENRY JAMES DM ESQ. P, L. Mau on the * winding shores sublime That Thames' imperial waves divider Majestic in the garb of time, Where yon proud dome frowns on the sliver fa; Honour's and Knighthood's bright abode, By Nobles, Warriors, Patfiel trod, What time from Gall ia ' s Yanquish'd Coast, Returning with his rittor host, Triumphant Edward toed, on high. The batmer'd meal of chivalry ; • While eminent above the rest, Wi t h•sable arms and snowy Crest, The youthful Hero grac'd his side, His Country's and his Sovereign's pride: From ev'ry clime, lo I glory calls Her votaries to yon trophy wails ; Binds her fair guerdon round each loyal breast, And bids them combat pride and succour worth 0110 The notes of triumph swell Willi Lo, Windsor boasts, as bright a train Of Royal youths, as brave as those Who frowri'd defe a t on Edward's foes; 0:* Royal nymphs, as fair * race As crown'd Philippa's cbsste embrace; Around their King, their Sim, they alas A valiant and a beauteous band. Conspicuous shining 'mid the nut' n chivalry's first honours dressid, For Cambria's P rin ce, for Georg" tr isi4 A Ibi.on prefers this ardent prayer Thihe be the sacred w reath of Yittltaitt praiser ..tios Thine youthful Edwa rd ' s tame' but greened legillyr days. ill. Oh ! still, as this auspicious Moto Aw.ikei the Muse's votive las, May peace, and h ealth, and tam e adorn The tributary strain she cluteJus Os 1 And while where ser his Navies ridc, IV here'er his Leg ions bend their ‘ou tgro i oppressive rile ands rant prid e Yield to his firm, ut temperat e fdrcs t G u a r d e d he stunts , from 'woad's rrar, By Freedom's wed. by Valeur's spec; • Though dark Desp air, and Shunt, and Woes 4 Lurk in the 'mauls that bind the guilt/ D r° I n C sea 0 els Disdain riasplendeet shine, GifrY'a urisulLed beams, not virtue's sons &filo ft. • The name of Windsor is derived (rent sirol4s° -..........-.." + lil i /6 ROYAL REVIMV,. COUNTY 0? Are JILSTY went yesterday to behol e“lern:ac 211c,,1 of his Volunteer Forces. Ole on e Vi '„itoO P ' heath, and the followino is a desoriPt'''l" ' of the IGH military speetaco:-.. 011$1' W ' T BRIO DE—Colonel C.o' 11 The Lays' vetch VOittnteert. The Ctaytisrd Ditid. 3. The Beaky Ditto. i . i . . 1 0; _. T he Lewisham BRICADECeIoneot 10 a.. 1 ,11 kcWiShara and lifignie, riots coms;10 e mepttnnt a nd , o l Sy l',4p Chislehurst Ditto. bY Or AI The line was futther sire 13 .0' pradnd i"„ tio.,of the Chislehtust, De_pi.o. L ydwoo,ii, ti' Cavalry, (three Troops of Netn4l' ,on the r 4) de; the mina:oA of reneral Lont.ow , t.,,4 1118, and a Cori* of River Fellcibl.ekr;tsito PUSes. under the Comma of Captmaarbitroclet , theleft. ' Thewhole formed a 141°1 /I' ol r / O'C/ 0 , 6(. 0 Rath, and Was drawn up be4be P so 0 0 0 ) At 2 quarter before. welve the Palo e in 10 0 and the PRINCESS IIARLOTTir. Cg i a t NatiCh lei. and placed thttn.selves at tile olgjitdPitotiott hF,di emioaed that HIS MAJESTI Ow geAt b, Fr n o i At twelve tile Klrt6. cone on thn,' Colt,s'' tl Partied by the pouts of Yoat a nd i iiiiir d d and attended by' 'Earl 11.001, in tie tOP'l'. the West Kent, Itbrd Alatsarr, it,:l. stifrOifft; the St, James's, bes4tes.o.ntsunber,v,„g 05et 0 .0 and the Brigadiers and Ins_P''''"''., , „,0 vert_fdro, istriet. The business of to, u'iriltry 1010 there was hardly any 014*, °I l ',' 0'cl; Cott" but the customary salutes, 0,11" d in a ow i le three vollies, which thty Perti°r"TvLoori 50,4 red and steady manner. li,!igh,/ a FOY ti ei corted io and from the riv.n 7t,oet "SQ dO e Oxford Blues ; on the grocw•v" d 3 pill! C ac l 4 ' Tower Hamlets had the pictitlet, 4Prj oill,Ag West London Militia founed tW .a 5 of After the Review, the g isa, that ne,d the P ; ils , and CAM/MIDGE, together with _ s f,, s i 9 of sO Of pal Officer 3, Went With the Pilt;',..',ol, svhetif.:4oo her house at the side of the 17" tiro FOP, 0 breakfaste. FIER . gAJESTY an s$ o f 1,V,0,,te," also breakfasted with the PatttostPat die izeY4o did not come down to be PrPe:iil t he 00 11 o i e f, The Woolwich Batld e"teltaild%eltt P le fhl 11 1 4 with several martial nits,. at viihon,;;;;o4o4i sic. In the mean time we 0 , Al. of , ref .. and seine other Cops) ' (it were the Heath, with provisions 0 andlog otp.oir for that purpose bf their C°ll2lvll the WI: During the time o f the 'llvies. ~ t t l' tirely deserted. ' a l PortY °A f i '' ' toy' , 4 . 0 to „, After tilt) Review tile P - g„ olio. ~,,,;, ste ad Ess of WAI-r l5 , °J'''lloisal 0b5,,,,,6 it4'!. stead House, and f ed Iv, trenr,,,,i They were conciaeted bi t he fella.o , p ,j ti i , , stte,i/ ~ illib P.,00' They then proceotlea "'" L.,tensvicit „„eApy„ , gambols of rolling d a wn '"*.'.l, %%thick, u'ity rlil other sports of the Fatr, wiv-, „ttirp to 01, -1 On'their 1- tirPet very highly amuse.... j it a l ert . . i '. cassis, they mains bo,t . 40 - ,c x. as 0 Off for London sotto after 11Q211001 143 tv In the CVClliflg TItCIA bi oft e 4,1 PaFtl at the Queen s klelll.coosslot% Or Yesterday the DtiftE g ' t ori ' 0‘ nor 11Coeviorpsne;:ahtedttiee5aGoost:sitl:14:1;'i1°::"::;or'i'its114:8.170011iteitvif$1:::;1:: Drcprnore avaltl, alt s er e D or ' at f i) at stare 'Volunteer tvorps, . 11, dale . 1 ,0 to 1-lii lvtAresTy and btu • 'te NO are is - i f 8 CsVairt 4i VILLIi Is. The or e , ~, terained by Dora /RISVIS.4.S a t * te ' ' 1 ' nt; 1 9 un It is in eonteraPtatw Niilitis in. Cotnwau• ,