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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DlCLitt FALSUM AUDE4T ?

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11.,1!)ND/a, MARCH 4, iBO5.

WE are • still deprived, by the severity of the
weather, of the usual communication with the Con-
tinent, and there are now no less than nint Ham.
burgh Mails due. We look with impatience fur the
renewal of the intercuutse, because, as the season :id.

trances, we expect w receive some very important in.

formc►ation respeting the final determination of sotae
of the Continental Powers. No authentic informa-
' Lion has yet been received respetling the Toulon or
• Rochefort Squadrons : with respect to the fanner, we
understand that Government entertains some doubts
of its has ing sailed ; and we are rather inclined to
fear that the accounts which were received of 'its
Moving ventured to sea will prove unfounded. It
seems to be generally supposed that the Fleet which
sailed from Rochefort is ,destined for the West In-
dies ; AdmiralCocnamitt has sailed in pursuit of
them with Six Sail of the Line.

THE Dqutation from the Catholic Body of Ire.
land arrived in Town on Saturday last. The Earl of
FINGAL, Sir EDWARD BELLEW, Messrs. SCULLY
and RYAN, are the persons who have come upon
this important Mission. Sir THOMAS FRENCH,
the fi ft h Member' of thia Deputation, was de.
tained in Dublin by indisposition. The Petition
which these Representatives of the Irish Catholics
have brought with them is understood to have been
drawn up with great care and moderation, and is, we
understand, signed by peope in the highest degree
tespeflable fq their loyalty and commercial conse.
quence. The faits it contains, according to report,
• are peculiarly interesting and important. The Inc.
potation will soon wait upon the Minister, but it is
not expected that any Parliamentary Proceedings will
take place on this subjed in the cautse of the pre.
sent Session,

iItsIVIASEsTY, accompanied by Count MtNreta,
and Generals MANN rat, FITZROY, 4.`!,.-C.On Saturday
took the diversion of hunting. The deer was
s!,,rleti at Sttikt! (:44,Aeti, avid, Iliter a run of about
two hours, was token at Ivcr.
The ROYAL FAMtLY, accompanied ley Connt
MINYTKR. Geri. MANNERS, 11(1DjOr PRICE, and the
1-1,..n. Mrs. ONst.o,yestesslay, went to St. Georges
Ci)apel, and braid an oteelltnat &mon preached by
th Rev. Mr."LONG, from 'be 6th chapter, of the
Gospel of S. John, and 54th verse ; and after Di-
vine St:r vice lit* IVIAjasTY and the PItItiCR3SES
W411.7.td to Frogmure.

It is now said that Most PAU is not to be suffered
to procetql to America', but is to be detained in
Spain. The Corsican Tyrant, in prosecuting this.
unfortunate General, skews that his meanness is
equal. to' his atrOcity. Considering the temper of
the Listirper, it would not be wonderful if the oex.t
report reJpettatg MO&BAU, were to give an account
of hiti, radde4 death.
:The Spanish, Cabinet 'has 'ordered' the establish.
Ment of ;lace strnng posts on the frontiers ofLQUi.
stana ; nod the Governor of Florida. has sent 2000
Olen to garrison the principal one at a place called
rivlortagord v.
Oo TiTursday last the Master and Fellows of Ba.
liolennege, in Cambridge University, unanimous.
ly eicaed . the lion. and Right Rev, :she Lord
1:i0ior of DttltHAkt to be their Visitor, in' the coma
.0* his Grace the late Lord Archbishop of CAN*

TERBURY.
04* Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday last, the
2..1 Staff,tdshirc oummantleti by Colonel
Fr,t,triT, arrived at Newcastle in three Divisions
from Chianti Barracks, from whence they mar Cited
the fiilowing mornings on their route to Hull.
Co Sainrday se'nnight arid Monday last the Sur.
rev Militia marched through Cambridge, on their
route for the P•drracks at Norman Cross.
The' 31 14:egitneot of Lancashire Militia are or.
fiiere,i to march from PortAmoutit to Exeter,
yhterday se!nnight the twelve Battalions of the
Portsmouth Garrison Battalion (Army of Reserve)
were formed into three Regiments. The ;It Bat.
talion is at Stoke, near Gosport.
The NA vy Board has given direaions for two
sloops at War being built at Halifax, early in the•
ppring, in order to awertain he expediency of build.
inn Snips there on an extended plan.
Three or iaur .British Ships of War were.cruizing
r/ff Martinico in 'January, but had not resomed the
hi c%atle of that Wand.
Tne Army Half.pay, due at Christmas, will
cmilwerci: paying pit the 7th instant..
The Royal Cheshire Militia, quartered at 1ul),
hAve received orders to march for I\likistfilne and
Tunbringe Wells,
Nlajor.Gerieral MAcxprizt a has assumed the
elmtartritt of the Troops at Hunt, in tie 'WWI) of
Lieutenant. general Moan 'sot/.
'[he Sit Coinage for Ireland, to the amount of
one: million sterling, is ordered to he stampea.at the
Millt with all pdssible dispatch,
Rece4t towers from 'Paramaribo ,tote that f;et