The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-02 00:00:00

Sattsta4l4lPy mode ot the subjea. He was, how,
ever, featly to explain the amendments now, if that
was deemed expedient ; but perhaps the most :atiS•
faftory mode would be to wait until the Bill was
brought in. 'He •then moved a Resolution, that
the said Ads be amended ; which passed. And the
House being resumed, the Report was ordered tote
received to.morrow.
The Irish Militia Pay, and Cloathing Bill ws,,
ordered to be read a third time to.morrow, if then
engrossed. '
The Lottery Bill passed through a Committee.—.
Report to.morrow.
In a Committee on the Irish Duties Bill a clause
was brought up by Mr. CORRY, read and agreed
to, for altering the Duty on Saltpetre Ireland.
Mr. CORRY proposed to fill up the blank for the
commencement of the Import Duties with the 1.1.1 h
of July, and that for the commencement of the
Duties on the Stbck on hand, with the zzd of lune.
—Agreed to. Mr. CORRY then proposed, that the
Committee should report progress, and ask le,!ve
to sit agaiti, in order, to give time for the insertion
of' the Countervailing Duties on various articles
which could not yet be ascertained.—. Agreed to.
The House having resumed, the Cottnittee was
ordered to sit again on Monday. •
Adjourned at half past seven till to.morrow.

hiAll.S.

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French 5
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PRICE OF STOCKS,
TIIIS' DAY 4T TWXLVE O'CLOCK.
Consols 561 a sji Red, Ann. 5411 (Thulium 4i: 1-)s`

THE SUN.

QUIZ 01014* VAL3UM AVOILAT f

LONDON, JULY z, 1803.

OUR Deal Letter states, that on Thursday night
a heavy- firing was heard on the French Coast coo
nine to twelve o'clock, which was supposed to be
produced by, L'immortafia Frigate firing upon Ibe.
Enerny's Forts at /3oulogne.

WE received this morning the ltioniteur of tile.:.
zBth, and the Brunets Paper of the 27th 11'1"
The former contains an account of the pro'
gress of the FIRST Cutout., on his journey
to the Northern . Departments. He arrived ;it ~,:
Amiens on Satuaiy List, and remained 111°114'
Sunday anti Monday. Some of the Addreticsi.,
which were presented to him and Madan e lap'.
i ot r
NAPARTE are very curious, .particularly that
the Bishiip of All4lllO tO : the .latter. If it sos
intended ironically Me Address is adalirahV
drawn up; but if the good Bishop.seriously meets
to compliment the Lady,. it is hardly
~possible to
imagine a more unlucky produaion. The Pre(t

of the Sonune advises the .First Consul to lose n
time in imposing the Yoke of Peace on the Fratc

of England, and in proclaiming the Commercial In
dependence of Europe on the ruins of .Aibion.
Prefed afterwards styles the First Consul-the WO
of Mankind, end his Lady a complete Model forth'
Female Sex, dec. &c.
The French funds arc 49. lg.

A

Tx a Any of Reserve Bill llas passed the -Nov°
of'Commons after very full arid mature discussioo)
and we hove no doubt will pass through the_LlPPe
House with the dispatch which the urgency and 1131"
portance of its ,objet dernabd. While we amigo°
ready and willing to give our unqualified' testimoor
tu'theability with which the SECILIZTAkT at WrAs
brought forward and has ,vondutled the .Meout4
through the House, we cannot At the saine time hot
consider it as anael of justice to state to
the 'Fithlic•
that the-Plan was originally auggeoted by Mr. -PO"
and Ministers =re induced to adopt and bring'`
Inward by the spark of energy which was coCIIOP
nicated to them from his great mind ; and till
who have read the Proceedings of the House
Commons will have seen, and seen/with ..aatiii%:‘
lion, that many improvements were 'suggested by
Mr. Ptrr in the CoMmittee, all of which were ifll3
tnediately. and unanimously adopted.
Much has been said, in and out of. Parliiiller4
upon the danger of the Country, and there aq-li
to,be no, inconsiderable difference of Sen timenr. tie
the ,Subject. We are clearly of opinion that 11'.
danger from the threa.tened Invasion is not smell
,/
but:do we therefore despond ?:No—God
We are morally certain that were the danger ill
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nitely greater th.in it is, there is both spirit tor,
strength enough in the Empire to meet and 01. i
come it. 'Rut that the Spirit of the Nation 11;0
Utleirrio:saendd,, tfoulltyhe -proper pitch, it it necessary I d
the amount of the danger should be ascertained, soo
this ground that .was think wtheeiCiaovuen.storym.e
r.leatsoinsofira'
find fault with the coodud of.-Ministers. 410,
are either themselves insensible to our actual
tion, or they have not firmness or fortitude en7if
to state it as they ought. We are confident th'loe
the People of. this .Country were. propel)! 'eeni dlf
QC their danger,, their Spirit would be tPC`v.