The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-08 00:00:00

ness.

Our Readers will see, by a reference to the Par..
liamentary Proceedings of last night, that the
Motions of the Marquis of STAFFORD and Mr.
Fox have been postponed, the former to Friday,
and the latter till Tomorrow, on which day Mr.
Fox has expressed his determination of bringing
on his Motion, at all events. Mr. ROSE communi.
cated to the House the fa& of Mr. PITT haviwg re-
ceived His MAJEsTy's Commands to. lay before
him the Plan of a new Administration:

- This morning arrived the Hamburgh Mail due
on Sunday. The following are the most material

parts of its contents.

PARIS, APRIL 23.—Tranquillity is now restored
in La Vendee, and General GOUVION, who had
been sent thither, has returned.
METZ, APRIL !S.—An extraordinary Coutier
brought to our Prefeft Dispatches froth Paris, which,
it is said, relate to the projea for establishing an
Hereditary Sovereignty the Family of BONA-
PARTE.

The Prefea immediately called together the Civil
and Military Authorities, to communicate to them
the subjea of these Dispatches, that they might be-
gin their consultations on them. It appears, therefore,
that this affair will be managed in nearly the same
manner as, in the year 18oz, the question was, on
granting the Consulship to BON AP ARTE for life.
Mo R E AU is now permitted to have books
brought to him in the Temple, and is employed in
writing the History of his Campaigns.
NAPLES, Argil, 7. The Enslish Ship the
Gibraltar, of 8o gnns, ' has been several months
at anchor in this Harbour, on the side of Por.
tice. She stays at the request of the 'English
settled here; that they may have a place of security

for their persons and property, in case they should
be in danger from the French. An English Frig
of 32 guns is cruizing at the mouth of the Harbnuri
The report, that the French will take possession°
the City of Naples is not true. They roll°
.quiet on the Adriatic Sea, and their Head-Vat'
,tens are at Tarento. Their number is not more tha!
ig
15,000 men. They will continue to occupY
part of the kingdom of Naples till the Peace
Amiens shall be fulfilled by the English, for befell
other
it was concluded they were in Apulia. In
11
respeCts, every thing, is very quiet here, and in 3e
Sicily, but trade is very bad ; of which we I'3l
most with the Americans, but less with the Pg:
lish ; and the Blockade of the Elbe and the Weser 's
more.sensibli felt every day.
letters fro
GENOA, APR IL I 2.—According to
Corfu, of the 31st of March, four Russian Sbll4
have arrived there, and a Frigate with a zoo Gte'
nadiers, under the Command of Colonel PAP/0';
Pol./. The Senate of the Republic of the Sete)
• Islands has resolved to negociate a Loan of 80,0 c
Dollars, to build some Gun-boats, and repair the
Fortifications and Barracks, &c. rat
According to accounts received here, Au
mi
NELSON is now stationed with his Fleet off the

dinian Island of Magdalena.
They write from Leghorn, that an English
14,s
gate and a Brig, belonging to Admiral NEl's°
Fleet, on their passage to Sardinia, have run air°

near Leghorn. Aria.
Two English Privateers have been lost near
reggio, in the Territory of the Republic of Lucc
the Crews have been made Prisoners of War* of
rt
VIENNA, APRIL 2l.—Yesterday the --
the ELECTOR Of BADEN, Baron GEMMINGE"
livered in a Memoir relative to the Arrest
French Emigrants in the Territory of Bader'

Six Gottenburg Mails arrived this mornifliGol3ll,
these we have the following intelligence fro—
tenburg, which is by no means unimportant' hen
GOTTENBURG, APRIL 28.—An order 1/39 -eng
sent by Government to the Marine DePartrlino,
here, to fit out a considerable number of u
boats.' The workmen are in consequence busily etc,
ployed upon them. These Boats are ordered t°

pair to Stralsund as soon as possible. if
By Private Letters received from Bourdeau'"oo,
appears, that all the English, without excePt great
(many of whom have been resident there for °
number of years), have been ordered tea leagues
uQ
the country.
APR IL 30.—1 n addition to the Gun--b°3-4
are fitting out here for Stralsund, 600 111:-"
o'fel' air
this neighbourhood have received orders
thither immediately. lace ihis
A.Fleet of about 300 sail passed this Pof
day and yesterday for Elsineur, under CotlYcl
the Diligence Armed Ship, Capt, KEE,R•
ugger'
Two French Privateers, a Brig, and a -
are cruizing off the Coast of Norway.
the
a 1 t
a
LAST night we received Ptoco,
ntien
ult. The Parisian Manufacturersr; Papers
ofCorree Are'
have extended their pretended ConspiracY tc'a orti°
nice; where, it is asserteo, some persons reside pr.
e
were implicated in the plot, one of whom ((b ° or'
ee
quis De la MAtsoNForur) is said to have b
,ce, to
tiered by the Imperial Commissary at Veolisoper
retire to Udina, where he is detained asap
on parole. charge
6
The persons in confinement at Music' eir, have
with being implicated in the same coosPira-' v pf°'
0
undergone their first examination, and rota
ceeded against with great severity.

Yesterday, about one
and the PRINCESSES, attended by tr-Ili; C:ll:„t,cds:l'al
CARDIGAN, took an airing on the Kiogisconuidete
herupow 3zat hs
ovfe year. Yesterday', the DUTctlEss of Yogic
o'clock,
_MAJgS i
Thursday the DUKEperoioshVedoliusnrccolnrspoiunft Hyde
4.1P5'4Fi11'e,10511_11:,:11'5.
the day prove fine, it will be a noble Sigo..A pit
It is said chat Mr. ADDINGToN on FridYhi'lm
stopped Lord EUSTON in the street,
lac his tender of resignation had not been isiof the
fore His MAJESTY,-and chat, in consequence
to pc
events which had happened, it would not s•
sent in, so that he was still Ranger of the Park
iiitp
Advice was yesterday received at the Adul!,,i,icil
hadtbat duce French Gun-boats, full of Troops, ;op
. come out for the supposed purpose of 0? into A('
have thus
vrtng, to say to. j ov.
were by some mismanagement drawn o
eddy off the Isle of Alderney, and we
arsonsdo olio
every soul on board. The number of pl j3OO
being supposed to contain 1
.c::, men. A tl lial 1
OusePre.. Alo
Mr. CLEMENTsoN, jun. yesterday -
of
the office of Deputy Serjeant of the H °' Pig
moos, in the room of his father, who retires,,,e set'
appointment does honour to Mr. mAN, ~koovP
jeant, who in the person of the son thus B•"" oil},
ledges and rewards the services of the father,, 0
has for upwards of 35 years fulfilled the cl,p,. aion
the station, with honour to himself and sati6/8
to the House. of t"
Do for BAIRD, one of the Commissione_rise svot
Sick and Wounded Board, is going to 11 in the
Indies, to insped the health ot ih.; 6:Ortlcn
.
Fleet theze?