The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-19 00:00:00

ARMY OF RESERVE.

Mr. PITT moved the postponement of the Order
for the third reading of the Army of Reserve Sus-
pension Bill till Wednesday sennight, and the Right
Hon. Gentleman stated, that he should take occasion
in the intermediate time to submit to the House some
propositions connefted with that subjct. The Mo-
tion was agreed to.
The consideration of His MAJESTY'S MeSq3ge,
with respeft to a Provision for the Family of Lord
KILwAItDE, was put off till Wednesday.

A person from the Veterinary College presented
at the Bar an Account of the Condutt, Expenditure,
and Parliamentary Grants to that Institution.—
Ordered to lie on the 'fable,

On the Motion of Mr. Pt fT, the House adjourned
till Wednesday.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDZA.T ?

LONDON, MAY 19, 18C4.

WE received this morning the illou;teurs of the
zd, 3d, and 4th instant ; they are entirely filed
,vith the Debates in the Tribunate, on the Motion
for appointing BONAPARTE Emperor of the French.
The substance of this Discussion, if is deserves that
name, we have already given ; the Speeches are in
general very bad specimens of reasoning, but they
are full of gross and servile adulation to the First
Consul.

Dutch Papers were also yesterday received in
town, which bring intelligence• from Patis of as
Lite a date as the loth. It does not appear that
BONAPARTE had then been proclaimed, but it was
understood that the Laws by which France is in
future to be governed, were to be published in the
course of that week.

Every Letter that has been received from Peters-
hurgb,confirms the account we have given, of the deep
impression made upon the EMP Elton. by the murder of
the Duke D'ENOEIIEN. The day on which the
intelligence of that event reached Pctersburgh, the
EMPEROR was engaged to an entertainment giver.
by one of the Noblemen of his Court,. but he, imme-
diately sent word that he would not attend, and the
entertainment was in consequence put off.
The proposal made by the Government of France,
to mediate, in conjunlion with Russia, for the
purpose of settling the differences subsisting among
the Nobility of the German Empire, has been de-
clined by the Cnurt of Petersburgh, His Majesty
being of opinion that these disputes ought to be in.
vestigated in the lawful TribUnals of the Empire,
without the interference of any Foreign Power,
The tumours of an approaching rupture with
Spain are becoming stronger every day. The in.
fluence, or, we should rather say, the power which
France possesses over the Government of that
Country, renders it very difficult for her to remain
at Peace, while France is engaged in War with
Great Britain. We believe that very strong re.
monstrances have been made by the British Minister
at Madrid, upon the result of which, the conti.
nuance of the Peace will in a great measure depend.
The Bavarian Minister to this Country, has, it is
saiU, received his Passports, and is on the point of
setting out on his return to the Continent.

Yesterday Mr. PITT took the oaths in the House
of Commom, on his election for Cambridge, and
afterwards moved to postpone the Army of Re-
serve , Suspension Bill to Wednesday se'nnighr,
and stated, - that in the mean time he should submit
some consideration to the House upon the subjca.
New Wri:s were ordered for Christchurch, for the
Count 1- of way, and for Helston, to elect Members
to serve in Parliament in the room of Mr, Rose,
'v,/110 is aPpiriLL'd Juint Paymaster Lord

a Commissioner fir the Affairs of India ; and Loa J,
FiTpIARRTS, a Lord of the Treaturp•-•13
Houses adjourned to Wednesday.

WE are glad to find that the advccates for gli°
New Opposition begin to think it necessary 1° use
some decency in their language, and that they 11°
attempt to hold forth a recantation of the opinl(inl
which therso rashly advanced respetling an iinP°ri;*
cant power of the Executive Branch of the Brit's •
Constitution. They now affect to deny that the/
" wished coarsely and absolute& to ditiate to fflig
KING the choice of his Ministers." If wishes°.
however, are to be deduced from expressions, the/
not only coarse/ and absolute& dillated, but strong'
ly insinuated that Parliament had a right to egfir4:
such a choice. It is with pleasure we see such
a change in the language of the Writers all
to, not because we have the least confidence in
their repentance of any of their political errors, but
because we infer that the former friends of Mr'
PITT, who have so unaccountably lent their 53Pcg
Lion to the recent measures of his established OPP°'
nents, begin to be aware of the danger of entering
into a coC:nexion with men who are disposed to
tilt'
treat on essential Prerogative of the Crown with
so little ceremony. Hence we 'conclude)
•
though Mr. PITT may not have the (Acid cve
operation of some of his former friends, who ha
so long sympathized with him in political Prints,
pies, they feel what is due to their own charat-tr.ti,
and to their Country, too much, to join in anY
he
vidious opposition to his measures. As to t
c
attacks of an hackneyed Opposition, whose Prin
de
pies and views are too well known for them In
any weight with the People at large, Mr. hav
nothing to fear, because his measures will'
olitical
may judge from the whole tenor of his P
amen
t
career, proceed from no feelings but close of a-711
and enlightened Patriotism.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJSSII:OI'
accompanied by the Duke of CAmiEiR ; tic g, LOOICh',/
airing to Kew. HIS .MAJESTY was foIIOWC4
the QUEEN, PRINCESSES, the Dukes of CoMlle
LAND and KENT. The Royal Party teturned to I
Queen's House to dine.
Mr. PITT and Lard e_2 Amb EN had int;rviews /ell
terday with Lord ME t-viLLE, at the Ailalivaltivi.a,
Lord KEITH arrived yesterday morning in, tid-
and had a lung interview, immediately, with
MELVILLE, at the Admiralty. 'en sti.
Sir
HARRY NEALE has resigned his silitaft"
one of the Lords of the Admiralty. ivea
E
On Thursday evr,itig Sir VAN NEFEAN °r
about
NCR`
twelve Lond.:n from Dublin ; and yesterdaYt,
',t.
twelve o'clock, he hid an interview with Lora "
ROW BY, at his Office, where he staid till past
, 00
On Thursday all the Foreign Ambassadors
with Lord HAattowisy, at hi', osce.
a
The PRINCESS Of WALES and Suite arils e,tc.-
South P,:nd, on Sunday se'nnight. She was e,rtvas
from Rayleigh, by Capt. AsPL N's Tr 0013,. an.
oceo
rcceived, upon her arrival at the grand
by the Ptittlewell Volunteers, in a veil s',,cos,
like style. Her R ,yal Highness, with her. 4`
tomed urbanity, seemed much pleased with Ode het
tendon of the respeaive Corps, and retcOccepv
thanki in the politest manrr, but decline 4 °ce.
ing a guard offered her by Capt. Mt LL's brae."
ter'
3 a
0- r
Major-General THORNTON is arrived ,je - d
bury, and has taken the command of the Ar'4')
Infantry at present stationed in that CirY*,.. of 015
General CRAIG, Commander in Chic Este
North Eastern DistriCt, reviewed the Trolti."
day at Ipswich. 1061 a
st
At a Court of Piretlors, held at the -atiato--1
House yesterday, the under-mentioned Ccdw„-peet,':
were sworn into the command of their te,.1.0C"
ships destined for Bengal (fired, viz. Ca'r'e,- 1:0°91.
RAMAGE, of the ship Lord Keith, CaP
M'TAGGART, of the ship Ocean. cai Tit 431
The Curt adjourned at six o'clock. t•-- •
next at eleven o'clock.
Yesterday we received New -I( ork rgler tfs citM
lth ult. inclusive. . game
The Leander, of so guns, had arrived in
she fell in with the French Fri
ton Roads from a cruize. Off the CApes of
.0114%
gate far the sty
perior sailing
but could nor bring her to aelion, °Wing "
of the enemy's ship.
Mach, fel
Letters from Curacia, dated 12th he tin':
ceived in New-York, state, that it.„300- -
the British laid siege to that pleteet FruCioffer",
were issued by the Government of the Llartshtoll.
ing a reward of four dollars for every Eng
taken or destioyed by the Negroes. kolae‘i
The Port of Charleston is said to be Mfs diet
by a French Cruizer, which stops the vessels foth
go out, and actually lies in wait, at the Illukey go •
the harbour, to catch the British vessels as t
to sea. S
It is said Mr. AR BUTHNoT, the Under -en
to Lord HAWKESBURY,wiII d ,he appointe ae,
bassador Extraordinaty to the Ottoman forriro. '
will soon sail for Constantinople, with a
Gen. re.
and splendid retinue. This is the same tent •
who, as our Minlster to the Court of Sol" rCis
10 a
gociated and concluded, last year, die C"111, settic
loco
Treaty with His Swedish Majesty,
all our differences with the Swedish Nati°ll* £tcdi.
t
The Inverness Militia, one of the fir°, nof
d
has volunteered its services for Irclan ele
merits in the service, commanded by
.c we
' wed las .1,,
Colonel"' VIP
highly disciplined Corps was revie bob
E finburgh, and_ slimed itself worthy
blc°
Regiment of the Line,
The number of Volunteerswho had
ehrUNI/i2iiife#
permanent duty, from the zoth of
•
of May, was, accor:1!:Ii.; to an account ortn
km, the iivusc Coal:twos, 8,095.