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tior. which he held in his band as the Preamble to it. He then read the Resolution proposed by hirn, containlng.some additional words,,prQviding that the case alluded to should not beheld as a precedent'. Mr. WILBERFORCE approved of a Bill of In.- - demnity, but did not like'the proposed addition to • the Resolution. ' The measure alluded to was re quired by the emergency of the times, and he would be sorry to pass what might, form a restriaion on any other Minister, in case of equal emergency, adopting a similar course. He approved of Bills of Indem nity wherever any breach 'of law .was committed,' • and he preferred it in the present instance to a vote of that House, the more particular* because he thought it proper, there being so many mercantile men in that Honse,- and -this being a. mercantile' eueition, that irshould receive the sap&ion of tha other House of Parliainent. . • The•MAsTER of the Itou.s thought there was no necessity for of Ihdernnity. . • Lord CASTLERP4CiII said, the Amendment had. been throWn in in compliance the suggestionof the Honi. Gentleman opposite. But as it was ob jeaeti-to; he sliduld withdraw it Mr. BOND approved of the, intro duelion of,a Bill 'of .Indemnity; as the breach Of an. Aet of Parlia . ,thent had been committed.' He agreed, however, • that the measure .was clearly justifiable.' • • Col. HurCITINSON supported the. original Motion. • . Jr. WH'ITBREAD spoke shortly in reply. •- . • The *Question being then loudly called' for, the Gallery was cleared, and Strangers were net read mitted. We understand, however, that the Amend. • . ment which was proposed by Mr. Lascelles, was, • with some modification, agreed to. The Hon. Mem. ber then moved for and obtained leave to -bring in a Bill of Indemnity for the transaction. . Adjourned at One o'clock. . . MAILS— • , A/013100)—r Leeward Island, r Dublin. 1 - )c r Lisbon,, 2 Gottenburgh, t Dublin, t WMterford. PRICE OP STOCTKS Tilts DAN- AT 1 WZLVE O'CLOCK. Con.: for Op. SO. I Rod. Ann. - sSk I Omniurn - 34 THE StiN. soLtm qui& Dicing PALSUM AUDEAT ?' LOND 0 N, ' SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1805. Mr. WHIT,BREAD last night made a long desultory Speech preparatory to the introduElion of his Reso lutions re.weaing the 4 o,tiOol, ' . of, money appropri:- ated for Naval Services which was advanced to ‘ the house .of BOY/ and 13/314FIELD, -R.4 well as respeding ,the• Writ of PiWy . 8 , 4.31 granted to Lard Melville on account of the defalcation of Mr. JZLI I IC9E. seemed very evident by the tone and• nature of Mr. WHITBREAD'S Speed last night, that his opinions had . undergone Considerable change since' he first . announced hiS Resolutions to. the Hollse, as he then appeared to hold them, forth 'as containing strong • , subjea for Censure against the CHANCELLOR of the Exeuntlmi.. Mr. Ptrr, as will be seen in our preceding columns, 'explained the ,matters in " bate in the most satisfaftory manner, and so as to convince every man, ,on both sides, of the Howie, that his conduA had been governed. by motives of the_ most honourable and patriotic kind. Mr. - Fox paid . a liberal tribute to the titire and disin terested ehara4er of the !Alit:lister, and signified, in a very handsome • manner, that 'he should have felt much regret if any thing had transpired that had tended to lessen the high reputation for integrity' which had always been ascribed to the CtrAsciimmti of the EXCHEciUER, and which le. had no donlit that he deserved.' A Bill of indemnity will be brought in, as a matter, of course; but the Public have the fullest reason to be satisfied that the ,tia tional interests are under The °pre of a man whose private charaaer and political wisdoin give him the fairest'claims to their respeta,. confidence, and vene ration. . _ , • V, T hen we first received the int Al i geoce of 13 `,Ann having dernande:l permis'sion of the Empnitait of GERM.% tvz to occupy DalmatiawithPrenchTroops during the War, it appeared to be so extraordinary and so insolent a measure, that we were strongly itt dined to doubt - it. We' I . tav, however, seen a Let ter ,from Vienna, whit , li posithely affirms tlrt Bo NAI'ARTE had signified his wish to'-occupy Dalmatia and the Venetian Territory (hiring the War. - This report is eoisiderably 1 / 2 1rengthened.by the accounts brought by the Task Ilamburgh Mail, that a Camp of 0,000 Austria nTrisops was to be farmed in Stiria, finder the command of the Arch duke ARLES, and —H another of 40,000 men at Tre' When BONA rARTE first assumed the title of King of Italy, we . „ expressed our optaton tnat he would pot rest batis; fi e ed until, he had got possession of the whole of it ; and we have very little doubt but that our predic tion will be verified in a short time. The States of the Church he can seize at pleasure.; and "ft has al ready been hinted in the Freno Papers' that the .re sidence of the POPE would in future be at Am n on.-- The Letter to which we have already -alluded, , adds, that . BONAPARTE had veered . to give the 4sland of Sardinia to the KING of NAPLES in ex change for his Continental Dominions. —W e do not pledge ourgelves for the truth of this intelligence, but if it be trite; 'the Estr;gitoß of GE!: MANY \till have no -alternative but that of War or ahjeft • 0). the Corsican T.s , .urper. We uncrerstand that as soon as, the demand of , i s iONArikazin,was corn tyMt.if ated , to Olt, 4 ; : , ;' s Of Vienna, a CV.lfier. sent off to St. retcrsburiih with Dispatche7, which were supposed to be of the utmost importance. TAs last accounts frOm Egypt state, that a change has taken place in, the affairs of that Country which is highly favourable to the Turks. When the Frenc h sailed from Toulon it was generally be-, ' lieved in Egypt that it was destined to make another attempt upon that Country, and Osmtat BEY, whoils • entirely in the French interest, was so convinced of the fa& that he conduaed himself in the most haughty and insolent manner, and completely dis gusted the other Bets with whom' he was then en gaged in the 'Siege of Cairo. These differences arose to a very great height; and the Albanians, who formed the Garrison of Cairo, having received in telligence of the circurnstance, sallied. out in the night, attacked them with gr'eat fury, corn: pletely defeated them, and forced them to take re fuge in the Said. In consequence of this event, the Turks are once more masters of Lower Egypt, and, as Considerable reinforcements of Troops had arrived there, it was generally supposed that they would be able' to keep possession of it, although the Mame lak-es had been joined by a considerable body of Be i down Arabs. DISPATCHES were'yesterday reeeived from India, by which we learti that General Lord LAKE, after Carry ing the 'Fort of Deeg, had forced FIOLKAR, in the beginning of December last, to retreat to Barta- , poor, which is considered as his last resource. In the early part. of January Lord LAKE invested that Fortress, and:on the loth a breach having been effeeled,' an 'attempt was made to carry the place by storm. 'Elle Storming' Party was udder the command of Colonel MAITLAND, but were re, pulsed, and Colonel MAITi..Avn unfortunately f4l. Great loss was sustained on . our parr, burnot near so c9nsiderable as that of the Enemy. Notwith, standing. this repulse, hoivever, the fall of -Was considered as certain, and ilialkar's Troops were ;daily deserting to. LOrd LAKE,- whcrgaVe the most deplorable account of IfoLKAa's situation. The latest Letter from Lord LAK to Marquis W.F.l.Lanty expresses a .confident hope of success, and is to_ the following die& : fr,'We are preparing to,attack 1 - IokIAR. 7 All will be over in a few days,' I have no doubt of 'the ri;- suit: When this is done, our. work will be conv, pletely finished. I hope to fintl. here:a sufficiency to reward the courage and hard toils of myfollm.vers," OUR Letter from Deal states, that a very heavy 'firing ha's been.:he4ra on, the French COast for the. last two or three days; but the cause was not knowti 'when the Post came away last -night.. -it . is most prObable that some. of our Ciuiaers were endeaVour. ing to. cut off some of the Flotilla that..w4s en devouring to enter Boulogne.. , Yesterday His , MAYEsTy came from WiOsof to Wimbledon, in his travelling carriage, with his usual attendants, for the purpose of reviewing the. Corps Mentioned in our Paper yesterday. After His IN:istsTy had passed the line and the line had passed hilt in review, they formed columns as opposing enemies : • EIGHT cot.rimx.. LEFT COLUMN. Two Squat!, of Lt.. I)rugoo ns Two Squad. of Lt. Dragoons ! fair a Trooi) Horse Artillery lalt a Ttoop Horse Artillery Two Comp. Light I oCintry Thtee , Comp/Light IrtNntry On Car Brigade of A rtiilery . • Left Brigade, Foot G,uards Riglit Brigade Foot Guards A Car lirigade of Artillery First Regiment Lira: Guards Seeond.Reg: Life Guards. The . l4th Light Dragoons were formed as a third Ccilurnn, on the road to Kingston, above the Balt- Faced Stag, with the roipainder of the Horse Ar tillery, as a check on Vie Main Army, under the commatid of His Royal Highness' the Commander in Chief.' The manceuvres were much abridged in consequence of the heavy and incessant rain, and t hey were as Welt performed as the weather would admit. At twelve the whole was over, ant His MAJESTY left the ground, as did :the Corps of Foot Guards, dripping wet. A great number of persons, were.on the ground in carriages of all descriptions. Jits MAJESTY in riding down the link wore his cloak, which, with him, is very unusual. • The Fileshire Regiment of Scotch Militia marched into Canterbury yesterday from the Eastern District : they are destined to 9ccupy the barracks lately quitted by the gLth Regiment, and Will remain there till fa. , ther ordefic. Monday the Cardiganshim Militl ufarehed through Lewes on their route from die Isle of Wight to Dun geness. _ _ Tuesday and Wednesday the Hertfordshire Militia arrived in Maidstone from Brahourn Lees Barracks, and marched out on the two succeeding days for Ipswich, in Suffolk. Tuesday a detachment of the cid Regiment arrived, which next morning marched to join the main hody, at Shorncliffe. BRAVLAM had, a very produ&ive night at - the 'Opera House on'Thursday 'last, when the Comic Opera of La. Casa Rara ASIA revived. This Performer made a great merit ofliaving relinquished his Benefit when he withdrew from Covent Ganlen Theatre; but as the Opera House s is much larger, and as he could not have had a Benefit at both places, it must be ''suppOsed that he is gifted with a prophetic spirit, and clearly foresaw that his 4ricrifice would prove a bones. The Proprietors of Covent-Garden .Theatre hare re-engdged • Mr. and Mrs. A. JOHNSON. This ar rangement seems to be an exchange with the other Theatre for Mr. and Mrs. H. Silmoms. On-Sunday wi.eic a i, oman at PAion, in the pt rish of iiii,l - npstrearinouth, not .9.«.) years of age, : wrt, delivered of a bon. The age of ber. husband is tiC t is rather remarkabi:, that of t‘Vo sisters, the one married the grand a,th• (the abo'ie) ata the oth2r , rrai,ds..;rT . Nil V 11 NET'S. DOVER, SURE 14:—The filing has been so very lleivy, in the direetion of Boulogne, fbr the last two or three days, as to even shake the windows of the Muses here; the cause of which I have not yet'been able to learn, but when I do, I will give you the necessary information. The American Ship Sameon, -of Boston, came into our roads, -from Rotterdam, and landed .1. LOWELL and family ; cannot learn that they bring any particular news. The French, however, it is said, are building several Ships of the Line at,Ant- Werp, and at other places ) they calculate on having thirty Ships of the Line ready to launch in twelve months time. CORK, JUNE B.—Yesterday H. M. S. Tapaze, Capt. LAKE, arrived in our harbour from a cmize, with'two Spanish Privateers prizes. On the 7th ult. she fell . in with and captured, in lat. 30. 16. long. 12. 30. the Napoleon, of 14 guns, and 108 men. After the capture of this vessel, Capt. LAKs removed the whole of her crew on board . the Topaze, and having put Go of his own.men on board her, be sent her to cru.ize against the Enemy; On the 20th. nit. in lat. so. long. 22. this metamorphosed Priva teer fell in with and took. El Fenix, a Brig of 14 guns, and 85 men. The Napoleon ha.d previously taken the- Westmoreland, ; of Liverpool, Letter of Marque, •and the Brig Brunswick, from Honduras, hound . to London, laden with mahogany. Same day the West India Fleet, which sailed the day before from our harbour, were'.obliged by cog tray iviuds to put into Kinsale. PLYmourn, Juw 13.—Arrived the &gild Gun brig from the Channel Fleet; which she left yester day all well. Arrived the Spanish Privateers Napoleon,- . of 16 guns, and El Fenix, of 14 guns, l ast from Cork, where they were carried in some time since by the Topaze Frigate ; also the Louisiana Armed Tender from Cork, and two Transports full of Troops, un. der convoy of L'Espiegle Sl9op of War. • Sailed the Thunderer, of g 4 guns, and Revolq tionaire Frigate, to' the Channel Fleet. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 14.—Arrived His Majesty's Cutter Falcon, from a Crnize, and sailed again im mediately; Friend.ship, TaomisoN, from Sunder land; Speedwell, HALL, • from Arundel; 0171726 N,, TENNES, from Embden'; and Harmony, Smum, from Doblin. Sailed the .Sincerity, BAncQC2., for London; or 4 ----, for Bristol. • FALMOUTH, Ju tg.-- 7 Eighteen Sail of the Line, supposed to be Lord GARDNER'S Fleet, appeared off this. evening, and stood to the Southward. The Packets for. Lisbon, America, and the West Indies, wait'a favourable wind. • - Arrived the ilaniiester Packet, DAVJS, from Tor tola,-with Leeward Island Mai% in 32 days passage. Packet, with Mails from England, was arrived. prior .to the 2111tnchater sailing from Barbadoes. • • ' Sailed the Swedish. Ship Neptune, PLUMPHALT, for Plymouth ; the AmericaU Ship' Two Generals, CUNNINGHAM, for Madeira ; and the American Ship Sarah, ItowsroN,lfor London; , , DEAL, JUNE 14. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Renomm6 . 4l for Dungeness ; Ariadne, Cygnet, Ca lypio, Combatant, Orestes, Fury, !Autumn, Devas tation, Pacano, .Jackall, piercer, Manly, Iliang ler, Constant, Flamer, Furious, Firm, Bruizer, Pincher, Bold and Griper, for thelr respeftive sta tions off the Ccias't of France. Sailed the Prospero Bomb, with Convoy fur Ports mouth. - ' Sailed the William Pitt, Europa, .11aria, and Atm East Indiameb. for Portsmouth. The conje&ure which I hazarded in a former Letter seems now to ba realized. The Downs is certainly to be the grand rendezvous of a large Fleet, from which detachnients ifre to be sent, either to the North . Sea, or Boulogne, as occasion may require, thereby keeping a respe6table force in constant rea diness, to -a& on the most sudden emergency; the disposal of this Arinament%cannot be in better hands than Lord KEITH. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrcelit, Leopard, Glory, Re. venge, Inflexible, Trusty, Antelope, Bebe, Argus, .S pertly, Lucifer,- Ilecla, Discovery, ZONA,. Vesuvius, seven Gun. brigs,' Phosphorus I , ire-brig, Harm on y Transport, uncl saw Swedish East I ndiairnt. • YARMOUTH, JUNE 4.—The .Dogger, CATRINA VEER, from Bourdeaux to Embden, with wine and brandy,ls sent in by the Ann Armed Brig. The' Christiana . Juliana, FOKKE, from Dort; bound to the Baltic, in ballast, is sent in by the Courier Privateer, of LOndon. The Jonge Ferdinand, LUTZEN, from Malaga to Eraliden, with wine, is sent in by'the North Sea Squadron. . Yesterday se:nnight died in the Fleet Prison, aged 3? years, Miss ELIZABETH FRANCES ROBINSON', of winclllng notoriety ; and on Tuesday morning her rein,tins were deposited in St. Bride's ehureh-yard: Her father, mother, and 'one . of the Turnkeys of the Fleet, were mourners. , .. I-411 REP 0 1?7, . ivEsTMINSTiIi HALL, Fit 4144 IDAY, PO 1 4' .. Tenn .This being the first day of TriTrinitytlA J, LORD CHANGS LLOR and the Judg es ,eanie o bla 1 the usual pro‘sion to Westfains . t er Hall; 314 F r' aeecled to theft' respeaive Courts. ' COURT OF KlsG's BENCH. :, ~. The Report of the State o f the Convia t s o abart the Hulks was read , from whiCh it appeared tha si n ce the last Term they had b ee n healthy an in derly. The Court at but a short blue, aid 11 ° business of c.ousequence oc curred ‘_ For two two years has Boulogne proved the gr elt focus for concentrating the Ellealy'S FOITC Where.; with to Inva,de-this Country To gich a scene tt; public audition cannot but be ansionsiy direa.ed and to see it-exhibited, in all its Points and Bea `by a full, accurate, and clear delineation of i ts S l ,, Port, Harbour, Forts, -.Encampment, Flotilla, ~,i ` . lformation of coil 13 r . . • ot tivJ ip tering*, and ,Marmer, oVil tr! Alberts i ftortt Oporto; Fmk...tons a nd soy, Eurrtina, Bowman, Isom Cha( 3l W; 4 st, ' 60 ki fo(To.fog_ co.„0 Cherbou v rih, Sailed—the Geute Post, SiMers, fat tor i f , drew, Archer, for Stockholm I Tomes' 'ablip; Vora. Cordon, and 'Logan, M'Coonell; tor rao W Hellosina, Tapp, for limbdcp. . . ... • . • • On Wednesday Mrs. FH.lltßolbelirtsiOn• of P l.s4'4 Dauhter. 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Exhibition of a Spat that is making' 0 lir' l " . noise in the world. . . The very favourite Comic Dance, oiled the Ce /t , duaion of NioirroomEßY, who a1;.,0 performed i•re, ;- or Toln 'Tug the Waterton, the P n °, : t . the part of Torn Tug =with great applatne, O ilt i '. laved last night at the ROyal Circus, andi_feceffi,... b j Thisa crowded audienc.4 with strong.applowotto other captivating- amusements; revival proves a very pica4ing.addition [ ~, the Mogul Talei or Harlequin Wariderer (a art there is much of truly capital Scenery an d e° , o for changes and tricks, which afford ample scoile4o _comic and very 'laughable exertions , of V 3(4 , 0 " f t o ~cl°lvn," Sirc.).; the surprising Vocal FOs e er '„ i Stn 4:a in fant; Miss . FERON, ill the Bravura el ' alb strike the bold Strain?' and the much 3 7 to , 3 ar'elna.llShiP of IVeI:KF.EN. We are given. 44 gerstand, that an entire'neW grand I)rantauc - 01 of A&ion, inces4 by Mr. CROSS, Caned the -fr . di ; Britain, founded on au ell kriown interestilliv4, • jeet, is in rehearsal, will be produced en "` nesday nett. . amongst theseo.:il i . .... . . SHIP NAYS. • ' - GIIAV 11/SbiD, JUNE 13. ,04torat Passed by—the S. Andrew, Bedford H t --. --umPhriel, from'Wilrohigton ; KIP' Ni,rottigh erinAn.. And Mariner, Church, front LiOciii .....51,0i. .----..enn. Lin.ttfri,7:lo,oo Pratt, (NM C1,1,3,,r,:iit, Wit