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The Sertn.d Eitariii, price, in b , iardN, IL • Hortx Ittim the Cape of Good Hope, with viler-P*6(lns and tioto, tlvdicalot tt, )6hit Print, Fscj M P. kY..r,toth,t4utifully'princdii criarto, and' orrl;!rn , 1:16(1 t l .l /MA1111014E: Logras , tog or 'by .T 7yl . . Vt t LAIPER (AL . PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY ) MAY 28. Tit E following Gentlemen were chosen by tn'try and determine the merits °fa Contested Flee. . tion for Radnorshire : • • • Lord Carbery, - Lon! Viscotuit - ..P. CratitOrd Bruce, Esq. The Hon. W. Brodcria, 'john Robinson . , 'Esq. I'. Lambe, lel ,ll son, Esq. Hon: limes Ruder, .:Foes Lowth?.r, :Sir 11. W. Dashwood, Bart. l'iLlitLuid, Esq. Sir C. Ilamptyltie, Burt. The Robert Clive. No.r.risErs t The Hon. TLo. Nlaitland, James Graham, Esq. The .]deuce then Adjourned at five o'clock till Wednesday next.' MAILS. nut., *slily sp. /-T-1!:n:1 R' i - 11;:r.. - .L:ur,11 I - ...... o THE S U N. SOl./M ' LIJCIR 1 f ALSOI9 AULJIAT ? L N A', Al AI 3,0, I So 3, ALTHOUGU we .have ben Prevented, by the F.mi)argo.. in the French Pats, from receiving for -seine ►Lys east any French Papers ) , yet we have ob. tairied, through a ptivate channel of CoMmunication, .intelligence that the Ruse CONSUL of France has issued a Decree,, of which the fonowingis a copy : cum' o THE DECREE OF THE FRENCH GOVERN. MENT. " EN'ery British SubjeA of an age not under eighteen, nor exceeding sixty) who is at present in France, shall .irnmedi. ate ly be cons; it uteri Prisoner of War, to answer for such Ci. tizens of the Republic as shall'have been:detaittod arid made Prisoners by tho .Vessuls or Subjects of His BR c NI Aj ES py, prior toi. Declaration of War.". . If we hail been accustomed to sea any of the nu- IncrouS Oovernmcnts that have lubsist*Cd in France since the Revolution, iOauen`Ceci by. any regard.to the Law'of Nations, or by' any attentioh to the princ:i , lci of justice in their dealings with Foreign ,States, such a the isurc as that which has noti , been adopted by the First Consul, would undoubtedly cxcitci our surptize ;, btrt lie must have. been a i'ery superficial observer indeed of the principles by which the different Rulers of France have'been ..a..!luatect, who could suppose they would for a mo. tnent be restrained by any sent ithentsof justice, when 'they had any , revtuge to ' gratify, or any interest to pursue. Tomakethis violation of the Law of Nations mare glaring, Mr. 2 1 . AL B OT, whose diplomatic , situatio n would have entitled hiM to respeffamong the most' savage Nations, has a l so b . een seized ; and it is also repotteti.chat Lord gt,o 0, on his passage througlrFrance, has been detained at Forilainlleau. Two of our packets have been detained at Calais, viz. the Prince of Wales, Capt. , SUTTON, and the Nancy . temporary Packer, 'and. the Crews, we have reason ro " h have been committed to the cont. monlitison of, that , We are concerned to find that the Batavian Go. vernment have been unable to resist the mandate of BONAPARTE,' but have been obliged to be guilty of the same gross violation of the Law of Nations. The English 'in Holland have been seized in the same way, and are considered as Prisoners of War. It Was said that Mr—LtsTo9, our Mi nister at the Hague, had even been imprisoned, but we have the best authority for 'stating .that this is untrue, they having as yet' respeeced the person of the Britisli Ambassador. At litlvoctsluxs ihreehri. tislf Packets have been seized, and' the Crews imprisoned . by order of General Vic:rult. The Agent for the _English Packets is also a Prisoner under the same order. The Dutch Mail which arrived yesterday, states that an Elnbargowas laid on Tuesday last , on all the English Ships in the Ports of the Baravian Re public. The Packet with a Flag of„TrUce, and the Mails for France of Tuesday and Wednesday list, was received hi the Harbour of Calais on Fri. day morning, and the Mails landed : the Captain Nils permitted to go on shore, and stay the whole day. 'fbe .works . in the Harbour of Bordegyie are carry ing on unceasingly, night and day, The men wor k by torch-light. Our Readers will find much important intelli. get:cc ntwlei our head of N avfi I .Newi. • It appears th.tt a squadron of Spanish Shipi from Manilla, laden_ ivith Bullion, put. into ..cut* Bay at the Citpe of . Good Hope, just as ,Sir, RoGER CURTIS sailed from it. We hope that this squadron will not be permitted to leach a Spuish Pot t. .00 S, , tnrday prortiing . , Fits IVIAJrSTY, nt ttiridOCi 1)y C ; n. j:a .I.srOß'uw. rode Wir,d so , and iphreni'd OW' FdrEna till past. two o'clock, HER: IVIAJHSTY, tile k K 2 " ElibS ELIZA. .SETH, MARY anti SoPHIA, took an airing to Fog= . more, where they walked in t!tose'beautiMigardens, and inspeeted the alterations and imptoyethents car rying on : there. Their Rclal Highnesses the PE IN CEssES AUGUsTA and ANIAELIA, attcntkd by Lady ItAnNoR, Mrs, Danx, and Mrs. DRAY GRosYE NOR, took an airinff. tin . a . Sociable by Winktield plain, and. returned by Datchet.lar.e, and through ti.e Great Park by: Inglefiehl.greeni to FrograOre,, and joined HEE MAJEsTT and their Royal Sisters. So - on, after two 0!eloc the Royal Party returned to the Queen's Lodge.. On Saturday night, at twelve o'clock, the DUKE of KENT arrived at his appartments in Windsor Castle, in order to pay his respels as soon as possi ble after his arrival to his Royal Parents. His Royal Highness landed at VAntouth on Thursday night. On. Saturday night Messrs. HUNTER, MAJoR, and ;WITH, the Messengers, were .sent with dis. patches to His MA jEsTy at Windsor, Yesterday morning TH Ent . MAJESTIES, the PRlxcEssEs, and the DUKE of KENT, in full uniform, attended by General GARTH; Major DEs. BROW, the 'Hon. Wu.LtAiS Pities, Lady RAD. NOR, 'Mrs; 02AX I and Mrs. DItAX GROSVENok, walked` front the, Oueen's4Lodge to St: George's:, Cathedral. As the RoYAL PARTY: passed, the 1t th Regiment of Light Dragoons were drawn up in the - .. Court-yard,' and the Aland . . played God strl.4 . the An , which drew • together a great number Of." spettators. An excellent Sermon was preached- by.--J the Rev. Mr..LEGGi, from the 14th Chapter °lSt. - John's'G6spel, agd the 2.5 th and z6th Verses. On Thursday, the PuTc*E§s of YoRK, attended by Captains TAYLOR and SMITH, walked to West.' minster Abbey, where she ~ vas. m er by the Duftt ; their Royal Highnesses, were sheWn the different Yeiterday being the Anniversary of the Restora. tion of KING ell AR LES, the - same was observed. as 'usual, by the tingiOg of bells, anti firing of the Park and Tower guns.. The 'Gziette of Saturday contain 3 a PrixTama, tion for increasing the Militia: The men arc to be enrolled on . or beiOre the i6th July. A Brevet Promotion in the Army is expeata to be,announced, perhaps in the - Gazette of to:.mottow Or Saturday.. • The Akt Schooner is ordered to take Colonel TELLROTT, commanding the Royal Artillery at Portsmouth, to the Coast of France, on some Secret Service. The - Hon. Gen. DU NDAS, late' Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, his Staff, .a number cf Officeis, with Mr. BAR NA RD, and several Pussengers, landed at Portsmouth on Saturday., Qn Saturday morning the second division of the Stafford Militia marched into Windsor. Major-General MOORE is appointed to the com mand of the, Troops on the Kentish Coast : his Head-quarters are to 'ire ,at Ilythe. • - Lord CHATHAM is to cotnmadd the Troops mix' stationed at Canterbury. A Brigade of Guards under.the orders of Major General WYN'YAR to march into Chatham Bar racks to.motrow, and Wednesday, to replaceAhe loth Regihient, which this day and to-InOrtOW is to march for ShornCliffe. The ad and 4th Regiments of Dragoons are to form aßrigade at Canterbury, under die orders of Major' Georral S:r Ay r. L cr. 'PIC . 1 4.01 isth Regiments of Light DragoOns arc to form a Brigade on rite ,coast of Kent, under the orders of Major General CARTWRIGIIT.; they, are now no their route for Canterbury, where they arc to arrive on the'6th of June. . • The 31st Regiment is arrived at Bexhill Barracks. The 19th, 39th, s7th and 88th Regiments; have arrived at Silver-hill Barracks: The Dorset Militia, on Friday, arrived at Brighton. • The Carnarvonßegithent,,is .to reach I lorshain on the . fith of June. The Glatnorganshire Militia passed through Bath on Friday maining,.on their route ti) Winchester. The first division of the 3d West York Militia rnorched frorn Doncaster. 'on Friday - morning ; the rernaincfer will follow to.day,. . ,T he first division of theNorthampton.Militia On Thursday arrived at Canterbury, and on Friday proceeded to Dover. • • By aFreoch Brig. from Porr.au-Prinie, in fifty . five days, sent into Falmouth by the kerv o b i ri i t a Cutter, we le;:rn that the Black!: are Eo f qoo strong, and t h at t he French Tr o ops have-only possession of the forts and sea-ports. A Corvette sailed for France the 'day the above Brig sailed, and, the French Fleet was still at St. Domingo; two Ships of the Line at Port-tin. Prince, aril th 6 remainder at Cape Nicola Mole. • Accounts from Jersey, of the Isth inst. state, that two French Transports, full of Troops, have been captured by our Cruizers in La Gaye D'Augueme ir destination is not mentioned. These accounts add, that great bustle prevailed at St. ndo fitting out Privateers. — Eleven vessels were, during the 'month of Febru. ary, wrecked (ff Cape Hatteras, in consequence of the light at the light-house having been discon tinued., Owing - to negleet,in the 'msons who should have 'furnished it with oil. Few events• in the history of the-present times seems to have excited more regret than the suppres sion of Mr. PITT's Speech un Monday last,. as it not iinly exhibited an unparallelled, blaze of do= quence, but a complete exposition of all the design's of France, and an irresistible appeal to the good sense and public spirit of Englishmen. - M.' Peltier not having been called up to receive judgment during the late Term, has become dit charged from the consequences of his curividion. • On Sunday se'nnight a young Officer in Dublin having been seduced to a hooka ill-fame, near the Theatre, some persons belonging to it attempted to firce him into a cellar, but lie resisted, an d t h e no i se he made brought several men to hiS assistance., On Se a rching tIIC.IIO-USC it is,stated, that-the skulls and boil of ritillieroits . rersons, bilppOied to bave been murdered kt'Lr l / 4 : touod. 'tile mob immediately de. stroyed the house, -as two oihers of 'a like description in the heizlibourhoud„ • ViIL•N fir S. . 1 PIsYMOUTII, MAY 2...: --Yesterday the French COttrttlC Ire Natutaliste, commanded by Mons. II A Sit IN, paSSeit this Port for Havre, from a Voyage of Discovery in the South Seas, on which service she has been employed 32 months. Mr. T t ioursoie, Surgeon to the British Troops at Botan st y Bay, landed from her in a Pilot.boa t with his tamiltla eVening, charged with Oilicial Dispatches from Governor KING, with' which he sat ofF this morning for London,• The Natnraliste sailed from Portiackson the 13th November last; touched at the Isle of France the• 3d, and sailed again the loth February. About a week previous to her departure. fr4rn Port jackson, the English Store-ship Buffido; Inandect by Lieutenant 'WILL tAra Ka N Whiell sailed ff from England the 16th . February tSoa, arrive d there ; her Oicers and Crew were all healthy and well. The Investigation Sloop of -War, of 14 guns , Capt. MA T. T HEW-FI4NDERI, %Vllitt sailed on Discoveries the aath July 13 . 01, was, when • Mr. THOMPSON sailed, •circutunavigating Neer Holland, and N4a3expeded at Portlackson in the cents') ofthe presplit month: accounts had been received fiat stating that her crew were wel l, and remained free 91 the •:Scurvy, bUt which was the reverse the the Crews of the French Vessels under the command of Monsieur I3OIID►N, • ;Who were nearly to a man afflicted in it high ckgree with that virulent disorder, owing to which there is reason to fear t the object of their voyage will be in agreat measure defeatel• The Colony of New South Wales- is represented a s in 01 . ...most prosperous and flourishing state, and the P±9l)l4` healthy. • • The Naturaliste has a `Passport from the British Cover,'" ment ; but it is rather singular, that in crossing the passing passing up Channel, she did not falltn with a single British Cruiser ; but was informed by a French ,Vessel about elle? - We 4" since, that Hostilities were likely to break out tween this Country . and France. - By the accounts received from Port Jackson, it ap that the Frenchure endeavouring to establish them Selves on Van Dieman't Land ; but it is hoped that the vigilance the British Government will prevent this scheme frornbe carried into etli:Ct. t. The celebrated C; son ci BA RR ING TON iS Still Botany Bay, but Ina state of lunacy. Arrived the Frenth Brig La PoUlain, Captain C. D v , 055 laden with jewellery, dec. ' froth Havre,, bound: to m at t : •! tinique, captured by the Doris' Frigate. 17. 11 : D l ' l Crew, after . the capture, rose on ther.Prie.e.masta an"' crew put on beard by the Doris, and a se/ere. scuttle eaSUC(I,,;," in which one of the English and one of the retinal were wotuided ; but the former overpowered their opponent,' and brought e Vessel into Port. Arrived the French Brig La . Batine, Capt. Ls MA•r tarl laden with' large oak timber for the Navy„ captured on thtt loth inst.:on her. passage from HSvre to L'Orient, t"; t'l4: Naiad Frigate,' which Ship on the• same d a y cut ant 1 ••• arbour near the Penn-larks; a French Brig in ballast, au4 Fl Chaste Mari't laden with salt, the la tter of winch atterwat44 sunk, but the'crew were saved. • Arrived the Dutch Skip Planters Wensch, CaPt. TOL LI, laden with Colri.v, cotton, elephant's t eeth, goid "7; and specie, detained in the .Channel, by the Eai;le "' Cutter, of this Port, commanded by Capt. ADAMS. trip it. Arrived the Danish Ship.Freuin, Brigitha, - ZiststsastAN, laden with a cargo of sundries (Freno plO- perry) from Itotterdam,liound B ou rd,auS, detained ()11 the 'fo aL-Airived t li inst.. by - the NaiadViliate; May he French Brig Les Canso l port- , Captain•Moa u, laden witlcoife‘.l, eort<"'' 1-'. 111•5, bY:tit° bumpii AO rsit.../,.Viliptiired the ri:.;e CV*, I lazard Sloop of War. Also the Dutch Brig v min Fasavcas, laden with coffi.-e, sirgsr, eotton front Surinam, bound to Amsterdam, detained by ti " ~tlC;ivil Excise Cutter.: Arrived the Revoliationaire Frigate from a Cruise. • - , ' , .His Ma.. PORTSMOUTH; ivA, 29.—Yeterday eveli.n6. - ' . jesty's Ship La hlinerve sent into this Port the FO nch 511'11 Ut * ::: 7 l, 4 v ii t s j t : s f h m e a, w% a s d V ;; l Y l B :l l :e f d p iri ksc ilie ve la r te icliv7aru:l:::sisl;:crill'sl4' . . Trout the Belligerent•POwers.' Last nightthe Squadron under Sir Roor,it C U II its , / 11°W1 tom St. Helen's to S pithead: on her IN,lsAg e t° ill 4 - Passed by the Isle of Wight this da yi Dons, the Canton, homeward-bound irom C hil / 4 . , 1 of When Sir Roo ta.Coar Is left Table Bay a stit“' ,.,.--- Spanish Ships from Nahithik Consisti n g of a Ship .and four Frigates,. all. l a den with bullio aidn,. Supp o sed 0 t) , abut Four Million Sterling,ilvent in and eitnie to an chor, may be (Lilly ezpeaed to arrive at Cadiz. .. , .‘ G ibrallar..: i . Arrived His Majesty's - Ship Amazon,. front f Landed His Royal Highness the Dtixa Of 1:c ' r 3t mouth. mouth. The lbw Frigate; with oetwral 'Fit s i.; o t '' 'cc t. . at the Rock Several days before the AIIIaZOCI S sailed Cd i there the Maidstone, Vietorieuse, and Bi ttern.' o f the li.o: • YARMOLTTII, May 29. Yesterday front Helvoetsluys; the Young Alletta, bn wit S , h a y with Mails, and M. WAGSTA FY, an Engtisit froni the 11e3 . and Mr. Rua:LTA, a Courier. with DispatchCs English Ambassador at the Hague. The Schout reniAins:r. the Harbour, to take Mr. It t.t. back with` an frimnur.Govemment.—i is . reported here, that ttic tall` PirtillS Air Packets are stopped at Holvoetsluys, and the . Men sent to • prison .at the Brill, Viz. Earl of Leicc' t %; Captain rstomPsox King . dCw'ge, Captain I.)gt.Ns an Princest Gaptaill ' SANT EA. Reernain in the . Roads, Sophie li:tOp, and Mariner 3 nd sold Gun-brigs. , • arrivedt,. DEAL, MAY 29., -Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock, arrived in Dover Roads, the Auckland 'P acket, Capt' 1 ° 1414 ; • MO N"14„, who . :sailed front to ,with M 4ll 44 -`' and ter rts '' Passengers the 26th inst. under a Flag o f Truee; that the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. Sy troy/ .with,,. t 11: 1 Nancy, extra Pac)tet, moa a master, ha d be4ll i t s by the Officers of the 1 41,arin (111 e at Calais, and we wirigg i , ° : in the Harbour, although they, we nt in under past t ' Colours; added to whieh, the Crews had been sent to P • son: in Pr3ll` • c Capt. H. further states. that all' Eng lishmen above 18 years of age, would be considered as I' risonO s War; and that Women and' Children at e :,lic to re" 1(11 , Cto England. At the time the A uckland sailed twat 117 French Coast,Coast, a Danish Brig was prep arin g to sAI tram H ar b o ur with about tio las.,engerS, W o rUen and CitiO irtl ; The communication bctween t t Count; Ws tior ►is stopped; as no more vessels will bt, st&i:red Yr" . Govetninent to pais claw: to or-fr,:in thence. P2SS ports; it is said; ate estrcrtcly c h i lle .1i to be atiin" 4 and a most exorbitant prh. - e is 4.11 a 60 I