The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-27 00:00:00

6E6.6 causes which, 614 led to this isissofti!idri, fiat
it 'would by no means suit .peit= parpose to admit

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them ; they4have therefore With great ingenuity di::-
covered • another cause; which by. being repeated
I with .i great confidence, they think . may produce ,
.1 some effe&, and impote noon some understanding 3;
it is now said that the COMmittee of the /louse of
iCommons are daily, making discoveries; but this
is not all we ate told, with the utmost solemnity;
that if the Committee had been allo*edtO sit• a'
mdtifh longer " it is impossible to .say who, might
not be affeeced;" and d .this we are seriously assured
it ilk real cause of the liiissCaution. Such an aSser
lion scarcely requires an answer, becanse, though
the DissOlution of Parliament will, of course, dis
._solve the Committee, yet it cannot destroy the evi-
dence which is already in existence, nor will it pre-
ilent the renewal of the Inquiry. if it had been
stated that Ministers had dissolired Parliament
because they apprehended that some Of them
•inight be atteCted by the Inquiries of the born-
'fiiittee, the . assertion,' though not true, would
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at least have been intelligible ; but to charge.
them (and to expe& to be believed) with adopt-
inv this measure merely because " it is ,iinpoi•-
, :#bM to ‘'giiy. who might be affe&ed by these • In-.
Aiiiries," is paying a-very poor Compliment to the
I undersiatiditig 'Of their Readers.
I , A . Prorogation will take place this clay; and the
Proclamation . for the -Dissolution Will be in the
1 Gazette to-morrdw. •
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Our Falmblith Letter, we are sorry to say, .nien-
tions the Logs of the SwifisuTe, of 74 guns, off Ca-
diz ; but adds, that the Crew were saved. No,
Such. Account'll.is reached the Admiralty.

The last Dispatches from Sir It. STRACHAlststate,
that the Rochefort Squadron had been entirely dis_
mantled; but the Blockading Squadron will not be
withdrawn, as this maybe merely an aitifide of. the
Eneuiy.

We are happy to have it in our power to state,
that the differences which' occurred between this
Country and Russia, are already iti a train Of being
adjusted.
Sir A. PACIET, W4O is appointed Minister Plenipo-
tentiary to the Porte; left Town yesterday to proceed
on his ntiNsi'on:

No
.intelligetici whatever arrived this Morning
from the Contitwnt.

Yesterday riiot-nitig his MAJESTY, PrincesSes Au
GuiTA, Sdi.XIA, and AMELIA, walked to St.
Gedige's 'Chapel, attended by Generals GWYNiqE,
FITZROY, OF Bubn, and WEATHERALL, Colonels
T.tvLblt antLD2§W I"tountt, WYNNE,
&c. where a Sermon wagprgached by the never-
tad Mr. Bits.a.#; rittii the third chapter of Aas, t 9th..
verse, anti afierwards rode to Frogmore to dinner,
and returned to the talace at three o'clOck.---the
QUEEN and Prin'ces's L' LT had Divitie Setvici.
performed in the Palace. They afterwards rode to
Frogmore, and returned with his MAJis&Y.
Saturday Princes MAlty. completed her 51st Year;
on" Which occasion the Duke and Duchess of Yotik
`visited their MAsEsTfEc, and returned to town on
We night of the same day. ,
Saturday, at. twelve o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was very suddenly held at the. Foreign Office, 'Which,
was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers, except
Earl CAMDEN, who was. indisposed. An :aPPeal• to
the Lords of the Council was put 'off in consequence,
acid the LORD CHANCELLOR uneipeetedly left the.
Court Of Ciiiiicery to attend.
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Sir Awrituß PAGET leaves tewn for ConstanOno-
ple to-morrow. His dispatches are ready, but, not
closed, in the hourly expectation of further advices.
Earl 134;),tER.0 course of
the week.
sets7off for Vienna in tht,4 •

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The Gazette. contains Addresses presented to his
MAAs'i'Y', On the subjeta of the late change of
Ministers; from the Cities of London; Btistol, and,
Cijasgow ; the Counties of Northampton,. Oxford,
Flint, Pembroke, and York ; 'the EoroughS of In-
Verness, Noninorkth,and Selkirk ;
the Synod ,of Glasgow, and the University of St.
ps also a Note from the Swedish Am-
.baSsador to C.!I.I4NING; announcing the rigid
blockade ofthe mouth of the River Oder by St'veden.
On Saturday a Mail' was received it- the;. Post,
Office froth Lisbon, with letters to the 12th inst.
The Fleet which sailed from Portsmouth under con-
voy of the-Seakirse and E1e614 a arrived in the Tagus
after a passage of seven days'. The Ships of War
Proceeded to Gibraltar with the troops for the Me-
diterianean.. The 4.leara has a large quantity of
money on board.
The Orprd, One of. the last hornovi7ar4-bourid
Fleet from Jamaica to London, that 'parted cempany,
fell in with a Ffench Privateer, 'and after -p very sr-,
yerc engagement; vas captud and carried to France.
• A strongforee is immediately to be sent to the
West, Indies. Five RegiMentS, amongst WhiCh are
the 13th and 26th, ate to einbark from Deal, and
two
.Reginients; supposed
.to be the sth and 50th,
are mentioned as-coming from Ireland for the sane
purpo§e.

The 'tith Itegi'lu . ent; . trl)i)tg*, is *to proceed
immediately to°Gibialtar, whither„ it is believed, the
14th will follow it. . On their arrival„ the 42d, and
another now there, willgo to join the Sicilian Army
tinder General MOORE.
Tttp ttardS of the Admiralty have appointed Sir
Homit P6l)ulot to the cotnniand of a small squadron
to Cruize off the continetit, in the Rivers, &c.,with
roving commission.
Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park were throng-.
ed with gay company yesterday. In the former :4
might be calle,d the first spring promenade. A►i ;;ng.
the. fashionable visitants Were noticed the .Prince
and Princess CAST4LCiGALA, Plaice EsTEßtiniv,
,Duchesses of NIONTROIE and I,F.k:os, Marchionesses
of DOWNStlittE, BATH, and SWAYFORD,