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TUESDAY)
(JUNE 4, 1805.

LETTERS have been received from Paris, which
state, that BONAPARTE has suggested to some of the
Ministers of the Neutral Powers a Plan of a General
Pacification. We believe that BONAPARTE would
willingly make considerable sacrifices for the present
to induce kngland, Russia, and Sweden, to ac-
knowledge his usurped title ; but. it would be
absurd, after what we have seen of his conduCt, and
what we know of his plans, to suppose That he
really entertains pacific sentiments. It is, however,
probable that he may hold the language which is at-
tributed to him, with a view of preventing, or at least
`of delaying the Treaties that are negotiating between
England, Russia, and Sweden. It is very well
known that the mass of the People of France are
averse to the War; and in order to delude them,
it is perfealy consistent with his chars ter and policy
to profess a disposition for Peace at the very moment
that he is determined on the most rancorous hosti-
lity.

WE feel it to be our duty positively to contradi&
the statement in some of the Papers of this day,
that Lord NELSON was in Tetuan Bay, on the
Coast of Barbary, at the date of the last Dis-
patches from him. It is. probable that, his Lord-
thip might have remained in Tetuan Bay during
the prevalence of the strong westerly winds which
prevented his passing the Straights. But the faCt
if., as we stated yesterday, that the last Letters
from Lord NELSON are dated the loth ult. in Lagos
Bay, and at that time bis Fleet was under way
going in pursuit of the French and Spanish Fleets,
having, as we believe, obtained accurate information
of the course they had taken. .
It gives us great satisfa6tion to be enabled, upon
the best authority, to state, that there is no founda-
tion for the reports which have been circulated
of the garrison of Gibraltar being in a sickly
state. On the contrary, the Garrison was,' at the
date of the last Dispatches., in perfeCt health and
spirits. Accounts have been received of the Expe-
dition under the' Command of General CRAW hav-
ing passed Cadiz, or their voyage, as it was sup-
posed, to Gibraltar.

The arrival of the ConvoY under Command of
Sir JAMES CRAIG at Lisbon, was tnade the subjea
of a very wing Note by the French Ambassador to
:the Porn.lguese Government. Fir JAMES sailed, .as
ve yesterday stated, an the inth ult. We have re-
anted the following Letter upon the subjecl :

" Oporto, May 12, 065.

" The French Ambassador has made some very strong re•
niorstratices to this Government on the subjel attic entry
thin Lisbon•Of ilia English Expedition. He, however, had
vrevi,nisly demanded ',and his clanand was granted) a similar
priviler,e for the Combined Fleets, should circumstames
has‘i! made such step convenient or necessary. ,
"An 14%prefiii ilfriVCll last week to tv not, from BONA.
.I",;Kr E, at Twit,. LANrits is appointed Commander in
Chief in '

' His MAJecry has been graciously Tileased to di.
6. re. thut tame, the esth, or' King's Own Regi.
shall be sty!ed the 25th, or Kings Own Bar
Aeret.

There was no Court of Aldermen held this day.
'The Latin I\lAvoß, after inPrieeting the mums,
or4red the him of Bread to remain the same as
kalst wceit.

In the event of the late Sir WreetAre Putre-
%.tagr's having left no will, the principal part of his
Sbropbhire estates, to the amount of above thirty
41.0ut and pounds per annum, will fall to the Earl of
LARLINGTor ; the rest of the Bath, and his own
i:nenrailed. property, of course, devolve on his only
daughter the Ceentess °lrani. He is succeeded in
hi title and in all his entailed property, consisting of
his Scotch and West India estates of about to,oool.
year, by his Nephew Captain JOHNSTONE) of the
Coldstream Guards, Son of the lite Governor Joint-
sToer. The amiable and accomplished Lady BeTn
may uow he reckoned one of the richest TIP
s--Porlar
in this Country, the Amtkican b • f
property beta
:calculable value.
'Yesterday seirmight the first stone was laid of the
Foundation of the Iron lirido 'to be tluvre-ri over
liri!tol Harbour at Bedizinister,
We colic& from letters, dated from Alicant on the
4th of May, that the celebrated TAt.r.,rett, the man
by whose intrepidity the monster Itoeesereertz was,
and his more inhuman successor might have been,
had the same opportunities offered, hurled from his
throne, was about to pay Ile' debt to nature in that
thy., He was not ex, eOed to survive many days
the-eft-fag of a dropsy in the chest, Under which he
has suffered for seine time. The physicians had
&al him over, ,arid the Sacs amen, had been received
by that' repentant Democrat with a degree of exem-
plary attrition vvhich surprised and 4ditied even
t e rr.ost bigetted of thv inhabitants pf that part of
pain.
A mineral
I 1 ring has been lateiy discovered itt
the small sj4;id of gilbt3tY, near the West end of
Cheshire, froFewpg the Fowegul efficacy of curing
the rheumatism.