The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-13 00:00:00

LONDON, JANUARY 13, ISo4.

Tai Cannonading off Roulsi:e was renewed yes-
..erday warning, and continued till yesterday at
,p.oou. As nothing h4d arrived, however, from the
French Coast, either at Deal or Dover, befo7e the
2.e.parture of the Post last night, the cause remains
I::known, but it is with great probability conjec-
tured, that it proceeded from some of our Cruizers
m-Aking an attack upon some part of the Enemy's
Flotilla.

Tit ts morning tve received New-York Papers to
the rich ult. brought to Faitnouth by the Prince
4,/,,1,6hus Packet in 25 days. They bring us nothing
uer,' interesting: After a discussion, with intermis-
,ons, which lasted for
,three weeks, on the 28th of
Nov. an Amendment to the Constitution was carried
in the- Senate, 22 to to, respeCting the mode of
cleaing a Preident and Vice-President.
• Mr. MERRY had presented his Letters of Cre_
to the President.

A Vessel that had arrived from Si. Domingo, had
iirought an account of the prospeds of the French
!,:ving improved in that Island ; but this intelli.
gence we do not think entitled to much credit.—
They may have received some casual supplies of
Provisions, hut we presume they will look in vain
for effectual relief from France.

IntMigence had been received, of Peace having
been concluded between the EhMPERotc of Moßocco
and the United States:

This. morning three Gottenb.urgh Mail; arrived,
which, however, furnish nothing in addition to the
Intelligence brought by the Ist Harnburgh Mails.
A Dublin Mail of the 91t inst. arrived this morn--
ing, barren of intelligence.

On Wednesday morn:ng HIS MAJESTY took the
diversion of hunting with ,he haulers.
HER MAJESTY and PRINCESSES ELIZABETH

and SoFtii A took an airingin a coach an four, and
honoured Mrs. HARcoulur at St. Leoriatd'o Hill,

with a morning visit.
Yesterday morning HIS MAJESTY, attended by
Lord WALsINGHAM, and General SPENCER, hunted
with the harriers by Cranbourn Lodge. PRINCESS
AMELIA took an airing by Holly Grove. HER
MAJESTY arid the elder PRINCESSES took an airing
by the Long Walk.
Sir EvAp NEP EAN we understand at last leaves
the Admiralty, and is to succeed Nlr. WicturAm
as Secretary of Sole for Ireland.
Yesterday His Royal Highness the DUKE of
Yoax ordered fourteen recruiting parties from the
Coldstream Reg.ment of Foot Guards,'to proceed to
the country immediately-; an equal number was ex-
peaed to be ordered from the First and Third Regi.

ments this day.
Ni. PITT has left Town f r Mr. CANNING'S, at
SOOOl-1111i, «•here he will pass some days. Ile then
removes, according to report, to Bath, accompanied
by Mr. CANNING, and some private friends. Mr.
PITT was never in better health and spirits.
Sir J. CRADDOCK proposes leaving Dublin for

London about the zpth inst. on his way to India,

vibither he will be a;:zompaniedby Lad; TH EODO-
SI A, :end his sister Mrs. FttArc Is. Major HALL,
and his nephew (Sir JAmEs), young ST:GEORGE,
son of the 'late Cotonel,. are appointed his Aid-de.
camps.

A great number of light. carriages, or caravans on
springs, calculatedjur the conveyance of a number
of 'Troops to any given point, or for the removal of

camp eqUipage, provisions, &c. have been con_
traled by order of Government, and sent to dif_
lerent parts Of the sea coast.. .
Yesterday tile Bioomshury.and Inns of Court As-
sociation had ano4l►er sham fight ; they took nearly
the 'same route, and perfornied nearly the same ma-
nmuvres? as on the two preceding Thursdays s the
first of which we derailed. The 2d Loyal London
lead a field-day in the East-India Company's fields.
The 3.1 Loyal London went,into the countrw, and
did not return until a late hour in the evering.
Yesterday the Christ Church Volunteers mus-
tered on their parade, at two o'clock, foc the pur-
pose of taking possession'of their Alarm Post, and
to pradice the 'various services, they w0.a14 be call-
td upon to perform, should they be called out on
the landing of the French.

The Witham Rifle Corps, commanded by
CHARLES MILLER, Esq. has hitely received His
Majesty's most gracious thanks and approbation for
the great improvement thty 'have 'nude in their
military mantivres, &c. and also a request, through
the Lord Lieutenant of the County, that the Com.
panty should he :augmented from the number of 6S
rank and file to So, which V/33 done in 'the course

of two days. ,
The United States of America, it is said, have
opened a Loan of Eighteen Milliorp of florins.at the
Bal.king houses of SMITH, 'HOPE, and WE NL isx, at
Ilarnburgh,, at an annual interest of per cent.—
This money will scrve to pay the -first instalment to
France for the cL.ssion

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