The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-05 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.

March zc. john Buckler the younger, of Wartninste4ltl•
shire, clothier.
William Bury, of Bucklersbuty, London, ware,bousernan.
Henry Cheek, of Richmond, Surrey, linen-drapi:r.

MAILS., •
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I Lisbon, 2 Wateuon.l. f-

PR I e OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE Ct'CLOar:

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SOLEM QUIS D.ICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

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IaVEDNES.DAY, MARCti S-00,

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The outward bound East I.ndia Fleet sailed yes,.
terday from Portsmouth, '6l-111# convoy of the fame,
of 74 guns, the Pojiiphenm's'and the Africa,. of 6.t
(Tuns each, and 'the 41amant of 50 guns.
Sir'Su.cEy Osa ,sailed on Sunday from
Falwonth, with the Squadron under his command),
for the JUediterranoan.'

A variety of reports have heen circulated, upon
the authority of Atnericau Captains and Papers, re...
speCting the French SqUadrons which are at Sea, Lot
no authentic information hasbeen received upon the
subject since the Dispatches from Adthiral
WORTH, stating, that he had fallen in with and
pprsued a „French Squadron. It ,appears by the
last accounts -from the West Indies, _ that no,
French Force had arrived in those Seas we
may therefOre infer, that _ the Squadron which
vas-chard by Admiral DUCKWORTH was not ori,
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ginally destined for the West IndieS, Sr that they
aban,doned their intention in consequence of their
having fallen in with him. The length, of time
which has elapsed since Qovernment re,
ceived any -intelligence which coUld be- relied
on respecting . this:. Squadron (for •we "are sorry.
to say. that very Rule dependence can be placed on
the reports Of American Captains) has, induced while
persons to suppose that destined for, the East
It is certainly no Jr-4.i),*'thAt BpNA,
r;AirE, finding all his hopes. of Attempting any, im,
portant naval operation against these Kingdoms frus,
trated. by, the destruCtiOn 'of the combined Vleq at
Trafalgar,' May have reso hed to risque a: considera-.
ble proportion, of the remains of his Navy in an at-..
tempt against Our Possessions in the East ; but
no serious impression could be made in that quarter
:without a very considerable .Und force, and, we have.
reason to believe "that there are very few Troops em-
barked on. board any of. the Squadrons which have
•.sailed from Brest. • - When AUGEREAU marched into
Germany he took with hiiii the wholeof the Dis-
.posable FOrce
,which, :was' stationed in the neigh-
bourhood of Brest i-and it does not appear that any
of these Troops have yet returned. We are rather
inclined to think that, encouraged by the success of
the Rochefort Squadron,.BoNj.APAßTE has dispatched •
others from Brest to Cruize in different directions,
for the purpose of intercepting our Commerce. _

MR. WHIT'BRRAD last night, in the House of
Commons, moved for leave to bring up a Report of
the CoMmittee for conducing the. Impeachment
against LorcIMELvILLE. Leave being given, the
Report was read, and the obje& of it was to shew,
that, in consequience of an examination of the books.
and papers of Mr. DOUGLAS, Paymaster of the Navy
prior to the appointment of Mr. TROTTER, it ap-
peared that 10,001. had been advanced to Lord
MELVILLE by Mr. DOUGLAS,. instead of being
'de-
posited in the Bank. These books and papers also
stewed that other sums had been advanced by Mr.