The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-11 00:00:00

THE Contranon for the Lottery waited upon
Mr. Purr this morning, but the Birgain was not
settled when this Paper was put to Press.

WE refer our Readers to our Report of the Par.
liamentar) Proceedings of yesterday, fora new ar.
rangement respeding the lics;ders of the Loyalty
Loan.

Ws this day continue our Extracts from the
Paris Papers, the arrival of which we announced
yesterday, and also frofiLthose to the rst instant,
which arrived last night.
The most conspicuous part of their contents is
the pardon granted by the new Emperor to eight of
the persons who hAd been condemned, on condition
of their being imprisoned for four years, and after.
wards transported. The Letters of Pardon issued
upon this occasion diaplay all the forms of Sove.
reignty : they are sealed with the Seal of the
Empire, and signed by the Emperor. We ate
gravely told in these, that the Emperor wished
to make the objects of his pardon " feel in
these circumstances the eff,:as of that clemency
which we have always held in singular prediledion."
Amiable Man ! how much have the world mistaken
your chara&er I who but must now acknowledge
the tendsoaorcies Of BONArAILTE

MOREAU, it is stated, has set out for the United
States. Thi4 singular circumstance excites consi-
derable suspicion that fair play is not intended him
on the voyage. His departure is said to have been
very sudden, and that he had not the least previous
notification of it.

We yesterday gave the ridiculous gasconade of
Admiral LA TOUCHR TRE V I LLe, which no doubt
afforded amusement to our Readers.

gONAPARTE has been at Fontainbleau, to enjoy
the diversion of hunting.

Sunday evening His MAJESTY, the Duxt of
CAMBR I DGE, the PR INCES&ES SOPHIA and AMELlA,
attended by Lady J. TIIYNNE, Generals MANNER,
and GARTH, and the Hon. Mr. Viweks, rode on
horseback to Osterly Park. risk MAJESTY and
the other PRINCESSES followed, in three open car.
riages.
The ROYAL FAMILY came to the Queen's House
this morning.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at Lord HARR() W Y'S Office. The Rus.
*lan Ambassador attended.

Yesterday, notwithstanding the badness of the
day, the Lord Lieutenant of Kent reviewed, on
Blackheath, the Kent Volunteers within ix miles
of Bromley. In consequence of the wet weather,
they were soon dismissed. The Regiments did not
muster strong, owing to this circumstance.
Yesterday a COurt of Aldermen was held at
Guildhall, when the price of Bread was ordered to
be raised half an assize, or a penny in the peck loaf.
The Chamberlain reported, that JAMES OLDHAM
OLDHAM, EST. had paid his fine to be excused
serving the office of Sheriff; and the proper officer
reported his having given notice to JOHN LACIER
LA MOTTE, Esq. who was then called 'three dines
in the Flail, but did not appear ; whereupon the
Court requested the Loan MAYOR to issue his Pre.
cept fur holding a Common Hall to-morrow, for the
elation of two other persons in their room.
New York Papers were received yesterday to the
27th of May., One of them states, that an indis.
criminate massacre of all the white French inhabi-
tants at Cape Franvis, took place on the zoth of
April. In this dreadful carnage, which continued
for three successive days and nights, the murderers
spared not << eve': the 'women ,vid children." An
embargo was laid on the AmericAn vessels im the
harbour previous to this work oftlevh, and had not
been taken off' at the date of the 'latest Advices,
which was on the z9th of April.
The French Frigates Melo and 62ytelle, of 44. guns
each, from Guadatoupe (where they had recently
arrived from France with Troops), arrived in Ame-
rica on the 24th of May.
By Letters from Jamaica, it appears that the
Spanish Government have allowed the free import:l-
-tion of Negroes into Cuba, by vessels of all nations,
for six years.

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Ad 1V J.: FY 0 •

PLYtiloU'or, JULY 9.—ln consequence of special
orders reteiyed for all the Frigates and smaller Ves.
ads laying at this Port, to proceed to sea with all
possible dispatch, the following sailed this morning
on a Cruize to the Westward, viz.
Boadicea, - 38 Gulls, Capt. Mitt TL A ND,
- 36 Capt. PaowsE,
Plover. - 18 Capt. HANcocK,
And two other Sloops of War.

Sailed also the Sparti9te, of 7. guns, Capt. Sir
F. Last)REY, to join the Channel Fl,!et; and the
Squirrel Frigate, with six Merchantmen under con.
voy, bound to the South Seas.

Arrived the NrdwigAlarsaretta, Capt. ME I NCH,
from Salo, laden with wine for the Vidualling
Stores at this Port; also the ship Lord Macartney,
of London, Capt. GI LCIIR IsT, from New Bruns.
wick, with niasts'for the Dock-yard.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 10.--Sliled this day, His
MAjcsry's Ship Culloden, of 74 bans, Admiral Sir
EDWARD PELLEW, for the East Indies, with the
following Ships under her Convoy, viz.

For Madras and Ilencoolen—Baring, Capt. Meadows.
For 11Iadras—Wor.:ester, Wood ; Lord Ilawkeshirry' Turn-
bull; Duke cf NLAitrose, Patterson ;ley Castle, Mack-
intosh; and United Kingdom, Petty. •

For' Bengal—Sovereign, Merriton ; Monarch, Bowes ;
Alexander, Franklin; and Mangles, Reed.

This day Captain Sri LEA, of the Roebuck Cutter,
seized a Smuggling Vessel off Selsey, laden with
2so casks of spirits.

SHVERNES9, JULY W.—The Liem Armed Ship,
and Tartar Custer, are appointed to sail with a Con.
vny for the Bailie on the tfrh inst. and she //:nd
Armed Ship, and SUCelli Cutter, with a Convoy for
Tonningen the same day.

DEAL, JULY to.--S.iited His Majesty's Ship
Argo, to join Admiral TttoßNßaolicti, oq the
Texel ; /pi/nor/a/ire and Leda Frigates, Harpy
Sloop, Locust, Bruizer, Bloodhound, and Archer
Gun Brigs, for their station off Boulogne.
Arrived the Constant and Haughty Gun Brigs,
froethe Nore.

The Rambler, South Whaler, arrived at Ports.
mouth, sailed from St. Helena sth May, where the
Walmer Cattle arrived the tsth April.
The Vancouver American Ship, sailed from St.
Helena (of Boston the 20th April. Capt. BROWN
stated, that he left China the 22d January, when 15
Ships were lying at \Vhampoa. Other accounts
stated 17. A Danish Ship arrived at St Helena—
fell in with LINOIt' Squadron off Pulo Timon :
they had taken a Mrge Indiamatrand a Brig, but had
made no ether capture!.
The Unicorn and Whim, Whalers, were captured
off St. Helena by a French Privateer, of 20 guns.
The cargo of the Whim was put on board the Uni-
corn: the crew of the latter Ship were sent On board
the Whim, which Ship was ransomed by the Captain,
and is arrived off Portsmouth. The Bellona and
May,: Whalers, were left at St: Helena.

The Sprightly and Kingston Whalers were arrived
at Sr. Helena.

By the Rambler the following intelligence is re.
ceived :

The Britatin.ia (East India Company's Ship) with
the Ceorgiana Packet were cruizing to windward of
the Island.

The L'EgyprienNe Frigate, Capt. Ft. Rhi I tee, ar.
rival at Sc. Helena the 7th April. It was rumour.
ed she was to cruize tor the proteetion of the Island.
The following Ships had sailed previous to the
Rambler: the Rosebud, PEAss, from the Cape for
Philadelphia; the Mary, GRAY, from China for
Boston ; the
.701.pb, Lt a, from Mocha, last from
the Cape, for Huron.
The T'wo Friends, from Prince Edward's Island,
had arrived at St. Helena, and was about to return
to that island.

We learn that complaints having been made
Of the licence allowed to the French Privateers in
the Island of Cuba, Admiral DUCKWORTH sent a
Frigate to the Havannah, with a strong remonstrance
on the subjeft ; in consequence of which they have
been restrained from carrying prizes into that Island.
TH s °PIRA...4/ Ratio di Proterpi#a had. but a
scanty Audience last night during the first an, hut
the House improved as the performance proceeded,
and was at last very well attended. Mrs. Bit.
L INGTON was quite herself, and had abundant ap.
plause. There were six excores. Miss CR ANEI ELD
performed the part of Penns, instead of Mad. LA.
BUR I E, in the The 7udgment of Paris, and supplied
the place of tier predecessor tolerably well, except in
the charm of beauty.
BANTi, according to report in the Opera House
last night, died lately at Trieste, after a few days
illness. It was also reported that St cv lA, the best
Singer in Italy, had recently shared the same fate.
BANTI had acquired a considerable fortune.

The Theatre at Brighton opened on Saturday
last, with Spred Mr Plough and Rosina. An appro-
priate Address was spoken by Mr. J. BauwroN,
who is said to be the author of it. Its purpose was
to signify that as the theatrical campaign opened
under the protection of Royalty, every exertion
would be. made to render the service active and
effeaual. When, in following up the metaphor, the
speaker came to the following line :

" behold the banner under which we fight,"
the curtain ascended, and displayed a beautiful scene,
representing the Arms of the PRINCE. of WALEi,.
IThignifiCently embellished. The House was nutnt.
rously attended, and the audience at the end•of the
Comedy demanded Gld save the Kivg, which was
sung with great eff!a. The Theatre opened again
on Tumiay with 7. he Provoked Iluiband, and Lady
Townley had a very spirited representative in Miss
BRUNTON.

11.N1 24,

The Court of AppeAl heard, yesterday mrnirg.,
the pleadings of the Counsel of GEORG'SS CADOVDAL;
of the eleven other perloos condenmett die, and
of the Girl HtZAY, who was sentenced tp r.ufE7r twy
years imprisonment. M. GAuTut Ofre reel those
arguments which had been rejected by the Criminal
Court ; and M. DOMMANGET stated various other
reasons for nullifying the sentence of his Clients;
but the Court, after a long deliberation, returned
to their sitting at half past four, and after repeating
the arguments urged by the Counsel, 4untinned fte
sentence.

JUNE z 6.
The Emperor, at a Privy CJuncil assembled at
Saint Cloud, on the zist inst. remitted the capital
punishment of those persons condemned, to wham
he had not already shewn merry, when an amnesty
was granted to the French who Ifrad borne arms
against France, or had taken part in (he civil war
The following are the condemned persons wha
were pardoned: vii. ATHANAsr HYACINTHE ILAI7,
VET DE LOZIER; FRANCOIS Loons RUsILLIoN;
ETIENNE FRANCoIS RoCHeLLE ; A.RMAND FRAN.
Cols FIERACLIUS PoLIGNAC; ABRAHAM AVGDs.
TIN CHARLES FRANCOIS D'HOZIER ; CHARLES
RIVIERE; FREDERIC LAJOLAIS; and ARMANp
GAILLARD. •
Letters of Pardon have in consequence been issued,
conceived in the following terms
• Napoleon, by the Grace of God, and the Constitution of the
Empire, Emperor ottlie French.
To the President and Memhers, composing the Criminal.
Court of justice of the Dcpartin.ht of the Seine, sitting
at Paris.

Our heart has been' tire more affeaeri by the new plots that
have bccn formed a4ainst the State by the et leinies of frame,
since two men wh.) have. rendered great services tu the country
have taken part in them.

By your arrest oft 2.ist of Ptairial last, you have col)_
demned to the punishineut ot de d A thanese acinth
Itoll-
vet de Lozier. I lis crime is great, but h.ire trish,:sl to
rock : him feel in these circumstances tile effects of that de=
inency which we have alts, ty held in singular predilection.
In consequence, and atter haVing ass:mbled in Privy Court=
cii in our Palace of St. Cloud, on the ad oft he present month,
the Arch-Chancellor ,f the Empire, the A‘ell-Treasurer, •
the Constable, the Grand Judge alai Minister of justice, the
• Minister for Foreign Atiiiirs and har War, the Senators l• rn-
coix NctitChatati, I..i.place, and i.ouche; the Courasellors
of State, Regnaud (de St. Jean d'AngL;ly) and Lacuee,
and the Members of the Court of Cassaim, Bouvaine and
Ouilart,We have declared and do declare, that we grant par=
don with roped to capital punishinent to and coin-
mute the •;‘,ld pkuii..;lonerit into that of deportation, wt:ich
shall tal., aster tiL• ra.lut of four years, during which
the said -----. snail ue tisunckl ill the place %Illicit shall
be assigned.
We aired and crumnand that the present letters, sealed
with the Seal ot the Empire, shall he presented ro;.ou within,
three days from their being received by our Attotney-General
in the said Court, in :t public audience, to which the person
who has obtained them shall be conducted to hear them read,
standing, and with his head uncovered; and that the said letters
shall be afterwards transcribed into your registers, and a note
made of them in the margin of the arrest of condemnation.
Given at the Palace of Sr. Cloud, under the Seal ot the
Empire, the 4th of MCSSidor, Yeat 12.)
(Signed) NAYOLZON.
By the Emperor.
The Secretary of State, (Signed) H. a. MAW.
Seen by us Arch-Chancellor of the limpire,
(Signed) CAM6ACERES.
The Grand Judge Minister of Justice,
Sicced) REGNIIR.
The condemned persons to whom His Majesty has
granted pardon. with respea to capital punishment,
will be confined in the undermentioned places, viz.
a..Bouvet de Lozier, in the Castle of Bouillon.
a. Armand Galliard —Won.
3. Frederic Lit,iolais, in the Castle of Bellegarde.
4. Louis Russillion in the Castle Eouide.
3. Charles D'Hozier—idesr.
G. Francois Rochelle, in the Castle of If.
7. Charles Francois de Riviere, in the Fort of Four.
8. Armand Francois Herachus.Polignae, in the Castle of
Ham.
9. Julis Polignae, condemned to two years imprisonment,
will be confined in the same prison with his Brother.
General Mon env has set off for the United States.
—Morita/

A particular incident retarded the execution of
two of the condemned persons for about a guar,
ter of an hour; DUCORPS and LEMERCIER re.
quired to be taken to the Hotel.de Ville, to make
some declaration; their request was granted, and
they were afterwards brought hack to the scaffold ;
several of the sufferers embraCed their Confessors itn.
mediately before they received the fatal stroke--
None of them were dressed in the red cloak : seve.
ral exclaimed, " Five le Rol !" at the moment of
their execution.

Gs()4tctts, when upon the scaffold, knelt' at the
feet of his Confessor.
,The twelve culprits were con.
veyed to the place of execurion in three carts, four
persons in each. When at die moment of execution
they exclaimed rive It Roi I some of the soldiers
replied, rive l'Empertur
According to the last letters from Rome, a de..
mand has been made of His Holiness, in consequence
of which the Poe s will grant full powers to Cardi.
nal FEscut to crown, in his name, the Emperor of
the French.

JUNE 28.

The Imperial Atturncy.General having sum.
moned the Criminal Court of Justice to meet yes-
terday morning, between the hours of six and seven,
demanded the public reading of the Letters of Par-
don which had been addressed to it by the EMPE.
ROR. This office was performed by the Register ;
the persons to be pardoned standing upon a bench,
with their heads uncovered, according to the regu.
lotions Contained in the Letters of Pardon, which,
in the course of the day, were transcribed in the
Records of the Court ; and those in favour of whom
they were granted, immediately after departed for
the places where they are to be confined..

CORN EXCHANGE, JULy. I.—TIIC supply of
Wheat is short for to.day's Market, and higher
prices are made for fine samples, with brisk sates;
Barley and Malt'- rather dearer, the latter a thing
article; Beans and White Pease fully keep their price ;
Grey 'very scarce, at 425. per quarter ; having large
arrivals of Foreign 040, they are noted at decreased
prices; little doing in Rape Seed, and Flour rather
inclines upwards.

I l'
Wheat 35i a 455 asts cd Tit:- Beans - 3ts a
,37s od
Fire ditto - 02$ a 64s od, Oats -21 S a 23s a ',ZS'S od
Rye - - • ais a 2lii- od Poland ditto 2.6 i a 2.7 S od
Barley - -24 s a zys 6d . Rape Seed r 371. a 491.
Malt - - . 6oS a 6;s od Hue Fltwr . 4,P a 48$ od
White Pease 40S a 4ts c,d Se:0;1(U 44s a 44s od
Beans - -37 s a 435 od

The Royal .Cheshire Miliria, commanded by
Col. Lord GREY, marched from Chelmsford in the
middle of tat week, in four diviiions, for Hull.
This Regiment consists of about 400 Men,