The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-15 00:00:00

ivA 1/4 LNE ;'s.,!.

DEAL jt/NR i4..--Sailed the Mariner Gun-brit',
15n a Cruize off Ostend; and Supply Transport, for
Sheerness:
IViln the awns—Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, Inilexibte,
rginie, Tartarus, Vesuvius, Zebra, Speculator Lugger,
alai the Transports under the orders of Capt. Watson.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Arrived the Treasure,
NowEay, from Sunderland ; Industry, CHALLEN,
from MILFORD MILFORD ; and Sportsman, THU&L EY, from
Hull.

The West India, Rini*, and Newfoundland
Convoys still remain wind-bound.

SHEERNESS, Juba Lt.—The convoy for Ton.
ningen and the Baltic are expefied to sail on Mon-
day or Tuesday next ; but as the vessels that are to
take charge of them are not fixed on, signals are
flying on board the Ceres, for the guidance of Mas-
ters of Ships bound thither.

the Letters from the Coast o -----
f K-
nt state, that during
F c.°orse of the week a few m le of the Enemy's
, otifla got into Boulogne fr:,m Calais. Our
....N.
1., lzers fired a few shot at them, but were unable
triglt near enough to do them any
~e na,,„ essential injury.
Resent - " doubt but that from the activity of the
drops w'll '
hoard '--f Admiralty, our Blockading Squa-
il De reinforced with that description of yes.
0"IsP wiliChi according to the opinion of Sir SIDNEY
01KITH, ...
Lid of every Officer employed in that service,
Is alone Capable of effeaually annoying the French
Flotilla on their own Coast.
It Must be grateful to the feelings of Englishmen,
to fiond nd that their Countryman, Capt. WRIGHT, has
eufted himself in France with the spirit that
becomes a British Officer. We hope that he will
petsevete in this resolute and manly conduCl, for it
Cannot be doubted that every artifice of deceit and
intimidation will be put in prat-flee to induce him,
If possible, to involve the British Government in
Charges that ate the mere fabrication of the subtle
Corsican and his abjet minions.
The following is given in The Oratle, as a sum_
wary of the sentiments uttered by Mr. LIVING-
iTONE during his late visit to this Country :'
4 .:' The only Country in Europe for a person now tooy
4-weity and Happiness is France 1 It is the seat of Hospita.
lit ! There are sew orino Taxes ! 'The wings of the Clergy
are clipped ! hereT is arn le security for person and property !
between such CountryP and Englani there is a very Wide
erence! rhe English are a Nation of avaricious sh -
iteepers and pettifogging politicians I If any man would wish
to Witness the powerful eructs of the liberal and enlarged
6ws of society, let him immediately repair to France !"
If this be a fair transcript of his conversation,
pr'd We have no reason to doubt what appears in that
,apei., it is more than ever incumbent on certain
.-:',Virb Patriots who dined with the American Mit.
;11;/t.!r, and most probably must have heard these
r''rnents delivered, to make the amende honorable
0 their insulted Country.
bi 6 llxithongh during the Administration of Mr. AD-
- iY 0..
p 1.°14 the 11 Parliament voted a very large sure to
dikino,debt on the Civil List, and although lie
fend
/
"Jpledged
' himself that it should not be suf..
•
it, f 8-din to get into arrears, yet there were near.
°Ut quatters due when he retired from office..
D ro' The
o O NABOB F OUDE has lately testified his ap-
;ati n of the eondutt of Mr. HASTINGS, as Go.
,-"n°r-General of India, and his sense of the pro-e.
t'ut'on which was carried an against that Gentleman
I`,r' tills Country, by an appropriation of funds for
te purpose of allowing him an annuity of three
luousand pounds.
It has been justly observed, that the manner in
Winch the supposed Conspirators have been tried in
l'ranee, furnishes abundant ground for the pride and
gratitude of Englishmen. The unfortunate men
*llO are. brought to the tribunal of French justice,
are not condemned by fair, disinterested testimony,
but found guilty upon the allegations of each ocher.
The Judges silty
with severity on every thing
that makes against the prisoners, and take no no-
tice of what may be interpreted in their favour.
liowr diAerent is this from the mild principles of
ludPenal jurisprudence in this Country, and the humane
raelice of the British Courts of Justice, where the
ge invariably leans to the side of mercy, and
eels it to be his duty to an as the Advocate for the
prisoner on ail points that may appear favourable
h But even before those unfortunate men
merem brought to a mock trial in France, the testi-
onies that were to be given against them in Court
:vwere inserted in the public journals, and spread all
air the country, in order to prejudice the people
ugx
wns_t them. The CHIEF
. .v.mperor too
to increase the' too, had the meanness to endeavour
by publishing Popular
the letter which that unhappy man
dejection and despair.
It has been said that g bnfortunate Duke D'E
oNAFAR.TE dispatched the
;Ire the French ?fjt)cesrc it zEN at once, in order to
what they are to expel} if
44'1_4', dare to set foot on the Imperial-Republican
elt°ries• He rather shews those Princes what
kitto)' are to expea if they venture upon any terri-
les Where they may
d,,
be in danger of Corsican.
. Wing.
470,-. •
cito tzeur is, we find, restored in France, and
pielje*, in efieti, abolished. We hope this nom-
reJtvearioa will lead to a restoration in substance.
pra)3nY phew ew form of the Imperial Succession in
to c hich excludes Females, it is plain that
ter Nee has a great aversion to petticoat go-
',mew.
tie:te 'gallant jouth who recently offered his ten.. Ott CO to Mrs. SIDDONS, Sufficiently testified
he corne/itrY,,,
iwhen, in attempting to win her smiles,
az e . pared her to NINON D'ENCLOS, in point of
Nothinft
Of the 6 Can more strongly prove the absurdity
,Pactofatempt to represent certain dinners as the
i
general: P, f/rl,.e spirit., than the list of the peas 1
general, Rich obviously shews that many of them
1, never
‘1,1,„• be thought cf, even by themselves) as
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