The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-21 00:00:00

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THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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QUIs FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON, MARCH 21, ISo_t.

• Queen's Haase, Arch 21, Ito 4.
66 HIS MAJESTY continues to recover.

(Signed) • Pzpys. " F,. NUL:4A N..
"11 . R. REYNOLDS "W. lIEWERDEN."

WE are extremely happy in being enabled to state
that HIS MAJESTY was yesterday so far recovered
as to take the exercise of riding fur .a coniiderable
time in the-Riding House. •

YEsTTRIDAY the Leviathan, •of ?4. guns, Capt.
BAyNTun, sailed from sPortsmotith for the Medi.
terranean, having with her three Botith.vessels, for
the purpose, it is said, of bombarding Algieri.

OtTr: Port Letters are still silent respecling the
issue of the Attack upon Boulogne, and the attempt
.to sink the Stone-ships in the mouth of that Har-
bour. We know that, Government have anxiously
expeaed some intelligence for several days. Un-
pleasant
.reports have been afloat •upon this bubjel,
and it ,was even yesterday said- that the. Plan had'
wholly failed; but to these. reports we are mi_
willing to- give any kind of credit,- till we
shall receive some authentic advice upon.the sub-1
jca. If the Plan has, failed, the failure is wholly to
be attributed to the want pffrop,Yesscls to cover

:such-an attemvt. 1..
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small Dutch •Sditlyt haS been brnuglij into
which was board by

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the latter at tea, she having mistaken her douse in
steering from some Port to the West Ward to Bou-
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logne
,she was laden with faggots, for-the purpose
prnbably,of construding some additional works at

Boulogne. 't! •
. The report Of BbNAPARTE having arrived at 80n...
logne a few days ago, is not much credited. The/
tour of the loth says.nothing of his intention of scion
leaving Paris, The preparations Carib vasion we do not.
believe to be yet completed according to the Chief
Consul's grand idets upon the subjea, and we
think it improbable he. would Paris• at the
'present moment, while so many of the alleged
Conspirators are still at large, .and' the trials
of those taken so soon to commence. , Though no
time is stated in the French Papers for these,
'Trials,. we hive no doubt' but that' the Chief
Consul will take advantage of..the, popular feeling
in his favour; which-:the discovery of the Conspi,
racy seems, judging from the Addresses presented
to him on the occasion, to have_ so generally ex-.
cited; ',and: will bringithem on without delay.
It is stated, that since the discovery of the Con-
spiracy,n BONAPARTE has doubled his Guard.
Twenty-four Advocates have offered to defend
MOREAU, and sixteen General.PtcHEoau.
Madame IVloasAu has been v4ited by immense
crowds since the arrest of her, Husband ; Bat the
Strangers who visited her were ordered to quit
France immediately. Her Mother, who had been
itnprisoned, had been released:" •
.LUCIEN I.ION:A,PARTE was on" is way to Paris

from Naples.. . •_
A Letter from Constantinop/e, bf the •26rh of Ja„
nuary, says, " You • may consider it as certain,
that General BRUNr has . received ,from France,
by an Extraordinary Courier, secret Dispatches)
by which he is charged to
,employ every
means which may not commit him, to cause
to be seized and sent to France, ,the Chief whom
the Mamelukes sent to London; and whom the
English Government have sent back to Egypt: in
a Frigate (Eiji BEY,) The General. Ambassador
is authorized for this- purpose to hire and secretly
arm all Greek and other Vessels .he can procure,
which, by stratagem or force, are yo seize the per-
son of the Mameluke Chief, and take him from the
Vessel in which he is embarketL" •

Yesterday abouteleven.o'clock, a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held at Mr. ADDINGTON'S House.
About half past .two o'clock, Ministers bad a
Meeting at Lord HAWKESBURY'S OffiCC; previous
to their attending Parliament.
On Monday evening an iVimiiialty- Messenger
was sent 6f ',• -with Dispatches from the Lords of the
Admiralty to Admit,;:l.Cou.oys, at. Plymouth:
Mr. PITT'S motipn respeeting the Recruiting the
Army, &c. which was to have come on yesterday,
was put off -at' the request of Mr. Yottice, who
said that he intended, in the course of the present
week bringing forward a Bill for a similar purpose,
and submitted to Mr. PITT whether he would not
wait to see the plan submitted by Government ?
Mr. PITT in consequence agreed to postpone his
motion till after Mr. YoiticE'S.
The taste of Mr., ADD titord4,
,in setting up
Mr. Tt ERNEI AO make.'a coarse personal attack
upon Mr. PITT in the Debate:of Thursday last is
much ,admired by .all those who remember, what
passed upon a former occasion between the two lat.
ter Gentlemen, and who remember too that the
SPEAKER of the time might and plight to have pre-
vented the emisequences which resulted 'from the
dkagreement to whiCli we have adverted.
We understand there were about twenty of Mr..
Fox's'frienas who voted with that. Gentleman in the
Division on Thursday, some voted with the Go.
vernmenr, and some went away.. Ministers had:
made a great whip on that occasion ; several,. Of.
fleets, as well of the Army as .:the Navy were
brought up from their duty, and from considerable
distances, to attend upon this occasion. Several
iserson:s who generally voted with, the Minister went
away before the Division, which took place much
earlier than was expeeled.
Sir EDWARD PLLLE W'S son, we understand, is
speedily to be promoted by Lord ST. VINCENT.—
Sir EDWARD, it will be remembered, strenuously
condemned, the other night, the species of force
necessary_ to,sope with the lioulogne'Flotilla, and
came all the way post from Plymouth to do so.
Yesterday. the
.LORD MAYOR held a Court of
Aldermen at Guildhall, present thirteen Aldermen,
the Sheriffs, Mr. RecOrdei, Mr.Salicitor, and other
City Officers.
The price of Bread was ordered to be continued
as' last week.
The Lord Bishop of Gnouc ESTER was nominat-
ed by the Court to preach the S'pital Sermon on
Easter Monday next, and•the Rev.. G. A. THOMAS,
on Tuesday following, at Christ Church, Nel.vgate-
street. before the LORD MAYOR, Alderfilen, &c.
The eleCtion of a Member of Parliament for the
Borough of Preston, 'took placetan Saturday, when
SAMUEL Hoattocks,-.Esq. was returned, in the
room of his late brother,- JOHN HOR ROCKS, Esq.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 21.—Wheat is hefe in good
-supply, mostly from Essex and. Kent, with many of last
days unsold samples, best Dantzic 595. ; the middling and
• inferiormualities have but feW buyers, and at less price; in
Barley and Mdlt; but- little difference; limns are a trifle
lower ; ,the many arrivals of English and. Foreign Oats,
exceeding the demand, causes a reduCtion of full ii; per
quarter ;, fine Aineiieari Flour '3os. to 325. per barrel, of
z cv:t. 3 qrs.

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Wheat 214 a 4os a 545. od Tick Beans -25 s a Sts od
Fine ditto -'' 55s a 56s 6(.1' Oats -18 s a aos a 2.2 S od
Rye - - -28 s a acs (xi Poland ditto . 22$ a 23* 64
Barley -
.- As a 23s 6d l' Rape Seed - - 351'a 381
Malt - •., ....48s a.54s od Fine Flour - 4os a 45s od
White Pease 3ss a4as od Secopds. 3.is a 40S' od
Leant - aos a 16s oti
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the-Apclio
'gate, of 38 gunsiTtli,,COrkehairink Aintier her Coii,:
voy the Ship Giamorivtr—of Unitlon, Ttiorot
111-ut.LoY'rna-ster, bound' o,Demerary: ;.('

PORTS/431./TIE; MARCH zo.---S'filA H s ,M
ty's Ship4,ppiatan;d)oisi. A t ; 'fo'r the. •
:diterrantin,; .414,h
,Tkansleer, -A,;bero:n
,Bombs, to join Lord NELSON'S Flektirlihel3o.4,li=
terranean, for the purpiis-ri, t is said, of burning
r.• •''' • •
Algiers ;‘ the East nit. Company's., Ship Malluil
Cornwallis, with the following Ships iAnilcr Convoy
for the East Indies : Marquis
of Exeter, Lo.rd
lotte,ltla'rqtis of Wellesley, and Ank!,

IlivEß, MARCH 20.--This morning a finveling
Boat with five men being at sea, they dlsco'verotl
small Dutch Schur, and made townrdsher On'
boarding her, -.they iiained from: the Cre'w (only
three men) that deY-ilwere laden with faggots, for
the purpose of .forwarding some 'of the Enemy's prd-
parations at Boulogne, tand were, Nund to that
place, but that aftc7r tiliek had
froin a place to the westward of Boulogne, they
unfortunately missed their course, and in conse
quence drifted, towards the English land:- T,lte
Hovellers took possession of her and triade for this
place, which they reached early this morning..

FALMOUTH, 'MAR,£.H• 1 8.--ikAriYie4, the Peg gl4
FURS E, from Carmarthen; DoiletsP-ii, 131.;,11::1) Ti;
and Sampson, PACKER,: both -from Bristol ; and
Recovery, PAW SON, from Portsmouth. ,-."
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Sailed His Majesty's Ship Gantlet, of 16 guns,
Capt. BASS, •oti a Cruiie ; and the Wahingliam
Packer, Railcars, with. Mail for Lisbon.
A large Fleet appeard oft this Port this evening,
standing down Channel,- supposed to 1),,. the OG:-
'watd West India'cOnvojr.

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