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' • F. N.IILLMAN. " W. HEBERDEPL" The crowd at the Palace to-day was much greater than, it has been yet,. Aa the-. Guard-rooms and Anti.chambers, and the Great'`Stair•case and the passages leading to it, were literally crammed with pe rsons o f all ranks and descriptions. The Bulletin was considered of so cheering a nature, as tore. compense the increased anxiety which the delay in its publication had excited, and every one departed with a hope that His Majesty's disorder is yield. ing before the remedies applied to it. Lord SOMERVILLE, the Lord in Waiting, again attended in the Levee Room, and the Pages and other Attendants were in waiting as before. In the course of yesterday His MAJESTY, we understand, enjoyed some refreshing sleep, and par:. took of some refreshment. His pulse; which on the preceding night had been as high as 1 to, had sub. sided to 80. This circumstance afforded the most consolatory hopes, and we rejoice to find that this morning the same favourable symptoms continue. It was in consequence of this happy change, it is supposed,,- that no communication was yester day made, to either House . of Parliament, as had been generally and confidently expeded.—The House . of Commons was very fully attended in expelation of some communication, -but Mr. AD_ DlicGToN moved that the House should adjourn to Monday next, ivhich was readily 'agreed to without, any - observation wltateyr.r. , Mr. ITT, Mr. Fox, and several other diStirrruish&F Members' were present. • • Sir JouN WROTT:SLEY withdrew Motitn for Papers resprciing the Insurreetion in the 23d of July inconsequence of the present oil_ cumstanees, but intimated his intention of renew. ing it"ac a futiue clay: - men. Yesterday at two o'clock, another Cabinet Coon. cil was held at the Minister's house, which broke up at four, and another was held at nine at night, which sat very late. We understand that, at the recommendation of the Cabinet Council, Sir LUCAS PE PYS and Dr. REYNOLDS were called in to attend His MAJ ESTY ; those Gentlemen accordingly attended His MA JES. TY yesterday, and met Sir FRANC IS MI LLM AN and Dr. HEBERDEN, and had a consultation at the , Queen's House: Tie whole of those Gentlemen continued ;heir visits to His MAJESTY during the day ; and it will be seen that the whole four sign the Bulletin this morning. Last night, about eight o'clock, the DUKE of YORK had an interview with Mr. ADD iNcroN, at his house in Downing-street. TuE •Paris intelligence to the 3oth ult. inclu sive, which we received last night, is of very little importance. The First Consul had not then left Paris, nor was the time of his departure known, though some expedations were entertained that he meant to set out on the evening of the 3oth. The execution of two persons at Paris, upon a charge of being concerned in a conspiracy against the First Consul, has given the Moniteur an opportunity of reviving the charge against the Government of this Country, respefting the infernal Machine, which the People of France are of course bound im plicitly to believe. It is stated in private Letters from Hambargh, that the French Government have made most inss_ lent propositions to the Danish Court, the objea of which was to exclude the English from the Baltic, by shutting up the Sound. This demand met of course with a direct refusal. It is Stated, that in case of a serious Invasion by the Fretich, -- arra*ments have, it is said, been made for the QUEEN and PRINCESSES to go to Hartlehury Castle, the Palace of the Bisnov of WoacEsTeß, about ten- miles from the City of Worcester. Her Royal Highness the PR/NC ESS of %VAL F.S yesterday paid a v i s i t o f several hours to Lady HAMO ND, in Soinerset.place. An Express has been sent off to Lord More A at Edinburgh. We think it likely he may soon be summoned to London, if His Majesty's indisposition does not take a decidedly favourable turn. His Lordship, it is well known, stands high in the confidence of the PRINCE of WM, Es. The Duke of RICHMOND arrived yesterday at his house in Privy.gardens, from Goodwood, in Sussex. The Earl of CHATIIMI had a party at dinner on Thursday ; amongst whom were, the Dutchess of LEEDS, Hon. Mrs. POLS, Lords STOP.FOR D and GRENVILLE, Sirs FRANK STANDISH, and J. SHEL LY, Mr..PITT, and the Hon. W. Pots. The Right Hon. Sir WILL IAM SCOTT, and the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE, are elected Trustees of the British,Museum. CaptainlLieutenant • D'ESTERILE, of the Royal Marines, who was lately so honourably acquitted before a General Court Martial, of the charges pre ferred against him by General ELLIOT, is since promoted to the rank of full Captain at. Pl Division. ymouth The Marchioness of STAPFORD is to present the Colours to the Loyal North Britons. The Sutherland Volunteers, who have been put on permanent duty, are now on their march to Edin burgh. The latest accounts from our Squadron off Boulogne state, that the Leopard, Leda, Lifinortalite, Squirrel, Locust, Archer, Dutchess of Cumbcrland, and Griffn Cutters,remained at anchorclose off Boulogne harbour the whole of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and almost all Wednesday. They observed that the addition of force at Boulogne of late has been very considerable. There are upwards of Izo sail of Brigs, Schooners, &c. exclusive of Gun-boats, in all not less than Soo sail. The principal part have moored up the Harbour into the different new bosons which have been made. For upwards of an hour on Wednesday morning our Squadron was becalmed. The Enemy perceived it, and a fire was lighted on the heights, which was supposed to be a signal for attack. Great bustle was immediately perceived, and the pier head was crowded with Soldiers and others dragging out gun. boats to attempt the attack on our Squadron, for which they considered the circumstances as favour.. able. A breeze springing up, however, they again returned into harbour. On Sunday the ImmortaAti, Dutchess of Cumber.. land and Griftt Cutter, attacked some Gun-boats between Cape Grisnrk; and Boulogne, on their way to the latter. A severe fire was kept up from the batteries on shore upon our vessels, but without doing them any injury. The ban:artalite shot away the Mast of one of t he Gun boats. , _ It is calculated that t he E n emy' s N ava l E qu i p . meats at Boulogne will contain upwards of 60,000 Sir JAMES BONTIEN, who succeeded Mr. CLAP HAM as Collettor of His MAJESTY'S Customs in the Island of SF..Lucie, is since appointed Ordnance Store Keep to.the,Colony of Demerara. Mr. Sergeant Wz,!-,oArso is appointed a King's Seijeani 4 11 4 Mr. ,TOPPING, and several other Gentlemen of the Bar, have lately been honoured with silk gowns. Last week SAMUEL LOVAT, Esq. Son of the Rev. J: S. LovAT, of Loughton, in Essex, was ad mitted to the degree of Barrister at Law, by the Hen. Society of the Inner Temple. In the case of Mr. ASTLETT, Otlt of the twelve jadgcs, seven - were of opinion that rhe ENc.liever Bill 3 were effect,, and . 4 ,ve that thoy were trot., ~~ IMPERML PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY, FEB. 17. THE LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Woolsack at a quarter before 4 o'clnk. Some_ioutine and private business was disposed of, and the Bills before the House, all of a private nature, were forwarded in their several stages. The House then adjourned until three o'clock on MUnday, on which day their Lordships stand sum moned relative to a private Bilk! HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, FEB. 17. E House proceeded to ballot for a Committee to try the merits of a Petition complaining of an undue elelion for the Borough of Honiton. The following Members were chosen : The Hon. Wm. Broderick Wm. Stevens l'oyntz, R. Dallas, Esq.- Lord Viscount Ilinchinbrooke Sir W. M. Milner, Bart. The Hon. I. W. Ward Sir R. Lawley, Bart. The Hon. Andfs , :w Foley Geo. Hood, Esq. jas. Brogden, Esq. The Hon. S. A. St. John jas. Lowther, Esq. Fonblanque, Esq. NOMINEES. Sir 101 IN NEWPORT, Bart.—WILLIAM BEST, Esq. IRELAND. Sr; JOHN WROTTESLEY said, that however important the subjea was, relative to which - he had given notice of a motion for Monday, he did not think it of sufficient urgency to press it under the present circumstances. He should not therefore bring forward his intended motion on Monday, but as he still considered the stibjea of great importance, he should take the earliest opportunity of making that motion. Mr. \TANSITTART brought up the Greenland Wlrale+ishery Bill, - Which was read a fist time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday. Dr. DUIGENPT moved' for leave to bring in a Bill for the regulation of Public Notaries in Ireland, the °Ned- of which he stated to 'be, to place them on the , same, ,footing as in this country.—Leave . given. - • _ _ . The CHANCELLOR . Of the ECHEQUER moved the Order of the Day. The Ari4i Bark RiStriaion Bill was ordered to be read a third time on Monday next. The Committers of Supply and Ways and Means were postponed till Monday. The.Corrilittee on the Mutiny Bill was deferred till Thutsclaf., The - CEIANCELLOIt of the EXCHEQUER then moved an . •:adjournment till Monday, which was agreed_act,and the House adjourned at a quarter past five till Monday. MAILS. • s Hamburgh / • PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - - -54 i T., I Red. Ann. - - 5511 THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, FEBRUARY IS, 1804.. NAVAL NEWS. f PLYMOUTH, FEB. i6.-Sailed L'kfletueuxi c So suns, the Northumberland. and Spencer, of 7 4 guns each, to join the Channel Fleet. Arrived the •Aurora Frigate, from Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 17. -- Arrived the Ma" garette, FLETCHER, from Newcastle, and Ott e Brothers, PATRICK, from London, bound to Oporto' Arrived a Frigate from the Webtward, suppose d to be the boydicc. Sailed the Nemesis Frigate on a cruize. Came into Harbour the Rerv/utionaire Frigate. Sailed the Neutral s REICIIE L, for Norway. FALMOUTH, FEB. ts.—Sailed this evening th e Ships Venus, Bayley; Thomas, Good Child ; Hamilton, Mould; Harriett, Clerk ; icnny, Clifton ; and Eagle, Ramsay; ' All for Africa, under conv o y o f His Majes t y Ship Inconstant, of 32 guns, Captain DicKlos °l4. The above arrived here last evening from the Downs, under convoy of the Greyhound Cu tter ' which, on seeing them safe in the Harbour, prof ceeded_ again to the Eastward. • : Also sailed the outward Ships, viz. Harvey, Smellie, and Eagl e , C rutc h e for I ,,Pg Nan'cy, Bbwen, Berwick,Gibson, L a t ona , M e y rea th, iNirson, and' Crescent, M'Asgill, for Demerara; I.l ;P:,iudi Smith, and Sir John Borlase W arren, H unt, f or Tri ll ; sof Trelawny Planter, Curry, f or B ermu d as ; Jane, Hylicir for West Florida ; A nn , Cl ar k, f or G rena d a ; A t lantic, kins, for Jamaica ; and Valiant, Goodwin, for Honclw." 4s *:t The Ship Cambrian, G ARDINER , for I n dia, take advantage of this Convoy as far as Made ill 'i Arrived this evening His Majesty's Ship 01 41 1; of 3z guns, with the outward bound Lisbon a Oporto Fleets under Convoy, a n d w ill remain he ld two dr three days, for Vessels t h at are i n clia ol o _ _ join them. off The Sloop Lively, of Barnstaple, Capt. lit too from Cork bou n d to t hi s P ort , w i t h prov i s i o ns,- fire early this morning off the Harbour, and tc°3 f the lives of the C rew , t h ey ran h er on s h o re miles to the westw ar d o f t hi s. Th e sea washing , over her, the fire was extin gu i s h e d : t h e carg o, is expeded, will he saved., • o'l4 SHEERNESS, FEB'. I7.—Arrived His MaJe s izo Si:lp P ene l o p e , C a p t . B H ROUGTON „ro , from a .0. - to in the North Sea ; also the Beaver Sloop, C a l l ; PE I. LY, with th e M a ll ar d an d I ac k a ll Gun-brig; His Majesty's Ship Magicienne, Capt. IVIA Cici I ir zi-E, has Blue Peter flyi ng , f or all Officers to. fel a ' . on board. Arab , Pk ' DEAL, FE B . 17. —Hi s M a j e sty' s Ships ./1 A Mo Lynx, Confliel, and Basilisk Gun brigs, a t :- c o ast brook S chooner, sailed on a cruize off of France. Arrived the America n Ship Betsey, from x`(;)ttCP dam, bound to London. Sailed the. American Ship Nesv-Y ark, r.gp taiti Gaosp, for Dieppe. . 10 In the Downs—Monarch Utrecht Illustrious, ~; 0 W ( Euryalus, Rattler, Valet:go, Fury% Perseus, Sr" Lugger. cl p re . PENZANCP, FEB. t+.--The Dolphin n oing vide nce Custom-house cutters ar r i ve d t his 111 0 - n - D oc from Plymouth. Sailed the sloop Live/if r„ o rhi Master, fr om C or k, wi t h p rov i s i ons f or ka' fn- s t et , ' and the Prussian galliot Hcffining, of and from so 4o' tin, Captain GRAILTZ, With st a ves f or Bour"A,e The botit weather is now mod erate , an d t he wind ). FNE. , , rejoins ____„,,,,_. , w , The D;a7noird Frigate, Captain 'ELFI-1 11451 410e 3 for' sea. ' /, Fl''' the Channel Fleet, the m omen t she, is a • • Captain BULLEN, who now commands t" i . e coilli tilla at Sheerness and Chatham in the room C u rc e_ . ,Q, d missioner CorrlN, has brought it w a dcg" Pl' perfection highly creditable to that Of Ado,', arrangements were most hi g hly approve d by fined PHI LLIP , inspeding Officer o f a ll the ' c lient Boats along the C o a st , as a l so b y t h a t el cc all' Officer Lord KEITH, under whose immediate mand Capt. BULLEN is now placed. irj .. MA' Lieut. E. HAWKER, l a t e ly p romo t e d to ri ls oi atv jesty's Sloop Port Mahon, as a Master and C e , l/l Aftr der, now comma n ds Hi s M a j est y' s Ship 1° 60 5 nonne, on the Jamaica station : she is one of tbf . 000 Sloops of W a r in th e serv i ce , m e as ures „ ig' with a complem e nt o f 150 men; mount s 1 81 ` ) „ n r, i o0 pounders, stows 7 0 t ons o f water , a nd Pr' for five months. 0 ha ste RespeEling the York, of 64. guns, reported t - st ste' been lost in the North Seas, we ate happy to d ot' that no such account has been received at the '"; ralty, nor is it credited there. ell? ~ CO .Lieutenant J. PRICE, of the Borer %-u f2 , .. - ' l lo lcv A is appointed to the Aaive Cutter, to be el lt ?' off Margate. , fi r , The William, Capt. HP NRY , from Lona,'",: rived at Ho n d uras i n Oaober last. Docitorio passage, she fell in with a French Privateitir h !iTi; of after an engagement o f one h ou r, .she beat . Wet The same Privateer had captured a Sloop 1 041 ' till Brae, Jamaica, bound to Halifax. ' 0 Yesterday a C our t o f Direaors was hel d . itir ' 0 East India House, when Capt. HENRY PIRNPIto? the TR EMENHE R E w as sworn i nto the comma n d coat Asia, destined t o M a d ras an d Bengal : adj9urned at six o'clock till Wednesday next- cop Yesterday morning Lord HOBART had a loq .ference with E ar l ST. V INCEN T at the AdinliKlig About a q uarter a f ter twe l ve o ' c lock lest er yor d noon. a 11 Foreigner Messenger a rrived a t Mr. 1-IAWK,ES.I.; y's Office, with Di art/ Dispatches & )AcKsQN, our Atubassa4or at Prussia, rsity, ,