The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-24 00:00:00

imp b 1 PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

SATURDAY, JUNE 22.
Tug Committee el the whole House, relative to Mr. [us
tice l ox, sat for a considerable time. Mr. Roanlly made a
generil reply with le,,neet to the matters alledged In- the first
charge Against the Learned Judge; after which the Chairman
Left the Char.
i impossible
to II wit es o a after observing that t was
get through Via whole ofdhis business during the present
Session, gave notice that on Tuesday he should move to,
postponit'any further proceedings until after the Session, and
should present a Bill to their Lordships for continuing the
protterhno already had until next Session.
Lard M ui.Ga hes., after several prefatory observations,
and stating, that since the Cause of 'filet I ustion and Woodford
had first been heard at the Bar of the House, two nOWni mixes,
Chief justice Sir lames naisfield and Mr. Baron Sutton, had
,'
been a ppoin tedimo ved to discharge the Order for the judges'
atterknance on Tuesday relative to this cause, and that the
cause should he reAteard at the Bar. In this Motion he was
supported by the Earl or .VVitcrmbßLANl?. The Loan
Cit'At4Cw.op, and Lord Mewt<ssvuav strongly opposed it,
on account of the great length of time( four years) the cauie-
already hikit before the house ; and on the ground that
if the death of judges, and the appointment' of new ones,
were to opt.rate to delay judgment. in this cause, it might.
operate tor ever, upon the same principle.
rho Motion was then put, and negatived.
Lend H{tvt:ssnu moved, that a Message should be sent
to the House of. Ctimmors, desiring a Copy of the Report *I
the Select Commictee on the Tenth Report of the COVIIMiS.
siono s of Naval: I nfluiry.
Oaa question being put, as to the objet of the Message,
by the Far) f Aonus,
Lord HA w Kii,nloav replied, that it was izi consequence of
the Bill sent up to their Lordships for Indemnifying a Right
Hon, Friend of his (Mr. Pitt) relative to the sum of 40,0001..
advanced to the house of Boyd and Benfield,. and which was
foundcd uprai the Report for a Copy of which he had moved.
The Motion was then agreed to,—Adjourned till Monday.

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I'HE SUN.

SOLEM QUIs lIICIRS ? AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1805.

?Ark last night ieceived the Paris and Dutch
Papers, the former to the 46th and the latter to the
loth inst..- They strongly confirm the opinion we
expressed when BONAPARTE first assumed the
Crown of Italy, that he would not rest satisfied un-
til he brought every Out of it under his dominion.
d4iwa, or, as it 'is called, " the Ligurian Republic,"
is now united to 'France; a Deputation from that
State waited uptin BONAPARTE at Milan, and humbly
retinested his Corsican Miljesty that, he would deign
to consent to the'.Union of Genoa with the French
Empire, It rather singular` that Genoa is not to
forma part of the naw Kingdom of Italy, which
would appear the more rational- plan. 'his new
aa of French aggression was communicated, in a
long explanatory Note, to the Austrian Minister at
Gedia; and we venture to predi&, that but a short
,period will elapse before the Court of 'Vienna will
receive similar communications with respea to the
States of the. Church and Naples.
In the Speech which BONAPARTE made to the
Legislative Body at Milan, he alluded to the pro-
position for Peace made by him to the British Go-
vernment, to which he said he had received ati,eva.
sive answer, which had considerably weakened Ps
hopes of Peace ; but be adds, that his Squadrons
have since obtained advantages which will convince
his Enemies how useles it. is to continue a War in
which they have every thing to lose and nothing to
gain.

A Letter from Captain .A.l.Lamira, commanding
the Privateer L'Throndelle, to the Minister of Ma-
rine, states, that he had captured the following Eng-
lish Vcs:.els the Thlliam, of Newcastle, with char-
coal, for Bremen ; the Mle and the Diana, laden
with slit, fear the Baltic ; the Marie, with a similar
cargo, f.A. Canada; the Brig Both, from Lisbon,
with hides, cotton, itzc: and the Q.;heen Charlotte
Packet, from Halifax,
liknother Letter to the Minister of Marine, from
M.' Him E IN commanding a division of the Flo-
tilla, gives an account of an Mik) between his
division, whilst making for Havre, and an English
Fria. ite, t Corvette, a Brig, and a Cutter; the result
of which was, Of course', according to the French
account, that our force Was compel)e4 to sheer off,
aml the French sustained little or no damage.

The tirizcit,, of S'aturday, contains the Official
WApatclies from 3 L4nr., giving an, account in
of the capture of the Fort. of Deeg, and the
un,uccessitil attempt upon ilhurtpore.
It also contains the Official Account of the gallant
atchiacmcnt of Iwollful of our brave Tars at
Muros, an exploit which, for courage and skill, has
not been exit did in this or any other War.'

We are sorry to be un,:lar the necessity of con-
-1 zadiCting a report which was cire'ulated yesterday of
the capture of the Island of Coracoa. No inform-
OW has reached Government of the event, and the
St. Gorge, Which is said to have hen employed on
the Expedition, was with Admiral Dacus on ti
4th May,

On Saturday ills MAJESTY, PRINCESBE6
SOPHIA aud'AmstAA went to the Barracks, where
HIS MAJE ST y locked at some young horses, ' and
then went tQ'Crazilitutrn
AtunsTY and Piiisottisse? t(ivp carriages
mia. four, i mourcd Oenerai 40covier with a visit
t it 4 an 4 tq IfYindtor at threes
eciock. ' 4.1