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LONDON,' yoLv 3, 1804'.

Ir'i's expened th,ti Parliamenf.will be prorogued
yrl.4y the 20th inst. urilcssf soma onexpedled
,i)LF.ifTos ,o4ould arise.

Tills 1370.611 v we .feceivid 'the /Word/curs to the
ttch and the Dutch rothe 26th.' 13u.
,AwARTV, did, not, as was expeeted, prOceed to the
but returned from Comfiejme to St. Chad,
tier an UPSeriCC only of !WO days. there are
observations 1n the Manitepr of, the 20th,

fling 0;4 viiit u Mc, 4Avi tqC4STON io

.Cuontry.. It la lnost Onaitively denied that
sl,ae C,3trlflC;4lll oltrunted with any overtures Of
Nitprp f;-oro thF Fictich GoVert)liiente .

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THI information recently received by Govern.
ment, respelling the movement of the 'troops on
the French Coast, is such as leads them to believe
that BONAPARTE is at last seriously inclined to at.
tempt the Invasion. Indeed if the attempt be
made at, all, it must be soon, because it will be
completely imprallicable if any Alliances should
be formed on the Continent hostile to France ;
an event which we believe BONAPARTE seriously
apprehends. The Troops on the French Coast
have lately been considerably augmented, and they
are daily exercised in embarking and disembarking;
and We have reason to believe, that Ministers ex.
pea that the Enemy will endeavour to carry their
plan into execution during the present month.

LAsi night Mr. Pr TT called- the attention of the
House of Commons- to the state of the Civil List,
and proposed such alterations and regulations asp we
have no doubt, will prevent the necessity of any
future application to pay off incumorances. We have
long thought that it would be ex tremelydesirable that
many services which ate now paid out of the Civil
List should be defrayed annually by Parliament, be.
cause then the Public would know how couch of the
Civil List was applied for the maintenance of the
ROYAL FAN!, y. Upon this subjeet, we know that
a very great misconception prevails among the Pub.
lic (from which many who are.by no means in the
lower classes, arc not free). It is, supposed that
the whole Sum voted fur the Civil List is exclusively
for the RO;AL FAMILY, and Mr. NNE's obser.
vations, in the Right; of Malt, contributed not a
little to propagate this error. It appears upon au
examination of the documents laid before Parliament,
that a great part of the Debt of the Civil List arises
from charges dui Conneiled with the ROYAL FA.
rtt LY, such as Printing for Parliament; expmccs
for Foreign Ministers, the Police, 4c. The in.
crease of expellee for the Royal Household is
very easily accounted for, by- the great increase
of the, price of all the necessaries of life. Mr.
Prrr moved an addition of 43,0001. a year to
the Civil List, and has also proposed that some
charges, which constantly vary in their amount,
should be provided for annually by Parliatilent, in.
stead of being charged upon the Civil List.

Sunday evening, about six o'clock, Fits MAJES.
Ty, the DIME of CAMIIIt I putt.). and *PR INCE3S
AMEL lA, took an airing on horseback through
Pointy. HER NIA JESTy and the. other PR INcaysEs
followed in two open carriages. The Royal Party
returned aboul.eight o'clock.
Yesterday morning, soon after breakfast, THEIR
MAJESTIES and the Pa INC ESSIIII, accompanied
the DUKES of KENT and CuraueaLmo, walked in
Kew Gardens.

IVh. W. Pout, son of the
.Hon. WILL; AM
Wit tAgst,Ey PoL,R, arid Member ot l',rliatnent for
Queen's County, Ireland, is appointe.l Prtvate Se.
vretary to Nlr. Aa si UTif NOT, . I accompany
him on his embassy to Constaritinf.)ple.

A t!ommqn KW was yesterd,ty held ar
(or the Eledion of Sheriffs of the City Of London
and County of Middlesex, in the root?) of TkromAs
GRIEF !TM, Esq. who. has paid his fine, and
JAMES EPHRAIM LUKE NEALSON, E,q.. who refused
to give bond to take upon hire the said office ; when
JOHN LACIER LA MOTT R, Esq. Citizenand Wheel.
w right, 'and JAMEs OLDHAM OLDHAM, Eq. Cici.
zen and Needle-maker, were elettted.

YeAterdity the Di,vitches for the Bar;og; Urritrrl
Kingdom, Airbi Castle, Wort-ever, Lord Ihrthkes-.
fury, Duke If Mottrose, Monarch, Sovereign, -and
Alexande)', were 'nnally closed at the Eau India

Housc, and delivered to their fespitflive Pursers.
Pleiruer..as r4W,BARte.m.--N, IC4
'Sir Julio
• Craticiol:;,Lady, familY,land mite; Capt; 16lio Blair; Melsrs..
J.-,)1. Talbot; W. Thos. S'neyd ; IL Richartisien; G. W.
Aubrey ; Sheen ; and L. J A. Diffileld.; C4dets..
Stillivan ;W. 11. Bettesworth;
T. ; J.. Wright ; R., It. Young; W. 'Salmon; I,
A. Biggs,'; argi: G A rtualtt ; W titers. . • ,
• Per 11:4,t.froXt onom. M:triras: Mr. Cita. March,
13arrliter Capt. Syticultant and 1,41 y ; Mr. I. Smith,
;Bengal; Mr. W. fle..in,;and lieppner.
Writers;•Mr. and Mrs. Sirndsor), prrlceetling for three years •
•ItlesSri, C., I.tigdett,.4. Corry, S. VVarson J. L. (3414.-,
ll;ilrs, anti J.
Nutlert; Cadets;
liar Wo,aoss ro ladr,Ty. Messrs. T.. Pirt, and G.
Vaquay, C3titsJ.S. '
Per 1..? sit H AWKE.SPilitir.!--to Madras Maldr;Cianeral
lolut flrrath.; Mrs. It. lialinetman ; Air. R. Sitio,e, r, Cadet.
J'er ...la t CA5rt.r..114,44, Mad : Mr, and Airs, Scott,
arui Mks C, Nicholson, voccetling ;to rrinte of Wales's
1,i144;; Mi;.; c.:.,Acy,tliotr;'ltkeisrs. E. and I. Fuotc,p J. M.
COM. ,

''OF pilnlyse,sx.--- Mr. I, jtirl. Shakepeare,
Cadet ; Mr. RkWe,Tree.•!Vihriner.
Per. Mr. T. Petiey and ;
. Messrs. D. Capiptieft, W. Butler, Froe, Mariners; Misses
F—Rand; C. _AWL A. Hetning • M.:!:.srs. W. llobkirk, j.
Fagan, R. D. Icy re, C. 0: Startle y Cadets. • . • •
Per Sovxwii.l6 N --To Bengal. F. Balfour, jpt. ;,ifek-
hant.; Captaimi 1. Cunningham and A. Fraser ;,.1.141.1.!
C.
MtirrayLMet4rS.lß.. Keys and E. Henderspa, Assistant Sur.
;Vous; Meiars. A. H. Hardy, f.. Themas, I. Seppings; C.
B. Field, Macleod, T. C. Cawt;ftle, T. Walker,: J.
.
Archer, D. Presgrave, A.,Dick, anct -‘; Rayd,.
,Cadets;
Mr: S. Fraser; Mr., M. Keys, and m'isses F. ant A.
Rrskine. C. Saul, J. Shilpson, f 3, Kirkpatrick, H. Dawson,
and F. Potts.

Per A.4.xx,;tipsrt.--To Bengal : Captain A. .Caldwell;
lessts, E. Cattaker, A. Graham, I. Du re'w. P. Ittetie,
0. W.- H. Hulmus, W. Murton,
R. Atkipson, P.:liner, 1. li. A;lponival, 5, O'Brien,. 4.
Pitt, L. titzgerald, acrd C. Wepsteri Cadets.

Another severe contest is expected for theJ3o-
- of A.yleilitjry. The Candidates are Mr.
BitowN MG and Mr. T.G.It uNy LLE ; the latter has
vacated his Seat for B'uckingharti,' to-enable'him to
become* a ear.didate. The Election "comes on next
week. ,

The. Corn 1.111 'now' before .Parliameott:toofts,
that thetimportationof Coto shall, for the future,
be regulated by the average priee'ost the whtle of
the Maritime Distrias ; and that if the average of
aoy District be beiow that of the whole, tw.impor-,
ration simil take pLice in that. pattitular
The bounties and duties to be regulated Ipy
ficlr.thact; annexed to the ' ' '

NAVAL IvEIVS.

FALmount, Jtme 30.—SAiled the irah;llgham
Packet, Capt. ROB E RTS, with the Mails for Lisbon.

TORBAY, JULY I.—Sailed this morning the
Nesnesis Frigate, and Pheasant Sloop of War, on a
Cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2.—Arrived the Scourge
Sloop of War, with the Alexander,-Monarch, and
Mangles East Indiatnen, and a Fleet of outward..
bound Vessels, under Convoy from the Downs.
.Sailed the Fi,..iga,narigate, with five sail of Yes.
sell under Convoy fox the Mediterranean.

1-lA,awsco,,JuLY z.—Last night, after Post,
the Lady Neptan Packet, Capt. Geotto E DEAN E,
and the Dor;et, Capt. HAMILTON, arrived from
cottenburgh, with Mails and Passengers. A Mes-
senger, with Dispatches from Sir Jottti BORLASE
WARESN, our Ambassador at Russia, came by the
Lady

This morning the Prince of Wales Packet, Capr.
HEARN, also arrived with a Mail from Gotten.
burgh.)

YAkuotrrit, Jars z.—Fourteen Dutch Fishing
vessels have been lately sent in by flis Majesty's
Ship L' Africa
Yesterday the Mead, BROWN, Boyne, READ,
and la, CILICKMAY, for the Baltic, went into the
Roads to join Convoy, and in the afternoon, with
several other Vessels, sailed, under Convoy of the
Vulture Armed Ship and a Cutter.
The Hunter Cutter sailed; for the fiumber, to
take under Convoy such Ships as are ready there
to proceed to the Baltic.

DEAL, JULY 2.-4rrived the Carl Storeship,
from Portsmouth, and sailed for the Nure. •
In Op Downs.—Men of War and Transports as yer last.

An American shipmhich arrived nn Sunday from
Rochfort, brings the interesting intelligence of the
greatest attivity prevailing in that Port, the.people
working night and day to complete a flotWa of• Gun.
boats, of which a great number are actually ,finished.
Five Sail of the Line and three Frigates had also quit.
ted the harbour, and got clown to the Isle -D'Aix, a
small island near Oleron. .They are, in general,
wretchedly manned and ill provided, excepting the
Maiestettx, of 120 guns, which had 1,300-men on
board, Thir apparent objea of this movement is., if
possible, to effen a junction with the Ships in Fer-
rol ; but such an occurrence, we, have nut the least
doubt, the force under the command of Rear.Admi.
rid the Hon, A. C6C 11 It ANC,- stationed off the latter
port, will effeCtually prevent. His squadron consists
of the Northumberland, Dragon, Ganges, Mart,
,Ypeaeer, Toaaat, and Terriblo, with several fri.
gat::, and milli craft. ,

The following Vessels have been hired into Go.
Vernm,nt Service, and the respenive Officera, whose
naives ate Alixed, are appointed to command them
the Lord Nels'on, • Capt. 1-IAL•Tit D Aurora, Capt.
WHITE ; Sir A. Mitchell, Capt. SALT.; Ariadne)
Capt. SI:ADE ; Diadem, Capt. Nucor.
The following Sloops have been ordered into
commission at Pot ISIThAIi h ; viz. Thron,Utile,'Spy,
and Eugenia. Captains EDGCUMB F, RI cuAaDsoN,
WEBS, and .1303 H Br, "arc appointed to the several
commands.

The STeVnure, of 74 guns, which has been fur
some time building at Bueklershnrd, near Ports.
mouth, was last week launched,' and is to be pre-
pared fot service without delay, at Portsmouth.

Those superb Swords lately presented to the gal-
lant Capt. !lissom., and other Officers, for their
distinguished bravery, by the Committee of the
Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's, were, we understand,
designed and executed-by Mr. TIRO', of Lancaster..
court, Strarid, , • •
Mr. Tr litltileY has resigned the command of the
Suiberset.place Volunteers: Mr.CANN !NO is eleded.
in his stead.
•• • •
The venerable Y3lBllOl, Of. LONDON preached
Fulham on Sunday, one of the best Discourses that
weever heard (14. th Romans, v. x.), and in !an-
mage,,the most.; beautifully eloquent, at the. same
time so plain and uoaffetted, that the meanest and
least enlightened, among his audience could not fail
to under tang him ; he clernonstroed that tie, pre.
valent crime of judging cenriorioosty 'of the con.:.
do d, aaions, and
.views of~ Our neighboitt,,is not
more injurious to him than it is prejudicial to
ou a
iselves,• and crime hateful .to Goo.--In the
course of this beau( iful 'composition, the Right
.R.fly. Prelate drew an interesting pidurc of thecon.:-
dna of a Judge, and of the. procedings of our
Cowie of Justice, and Cootrastcd it with that of the
world at large, in.. judging of and passing Sentence
upon the charaders, acliong, rnotivei, and opinions
of their, -fello'w.men. The portrait was indeed a
true and clegarit delineation of what a British Judge.
is, and whet he always most he ; it Was impossible, .
as the Preacher praeeded, not to feel sensibly the
bappinesi of living under itich a System of Laws,
so administered, or to fail to contrast our condition
with that of a large portion of our fellow.men,
who, by'the most cipspoti6 and abominable of all
usurpations, are sitbjeded to be -Abe vkiitps of an
hideous, odious, anti miserable' mockery of all Law
and Justice.

CLtAR.A.ES KEMBLE is gone upon a tour to Sr.
rezer,burgb) but itafilly, we conceive, with any
view to improve himself in graceful aging by the
tri.ample of Ifctia4 wanner'.

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n
t , fumAPARTit ;ectita 'very` fond of deooiat"ng' his
1 imiexia/ fl ire With stars. Fie. has, indeed, great
l• relki:4l to thank the shirt for his' gotid .fortone 7 but
" iljuktlee rolt., (lie !JAI]," -he.may still cone Under
411 s-. it piango . . •