The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-02 00:00:00

NNE. ,

Intelligence was received of the French 'Army under
General MOk TI ER having passed the Waal for :he pur-
pose of invading Hanover.
Mr. Tr E NEY appointed Treasurer of the Navy.
A Debate t0.,0c-place in the House of Lords upon a Mo_
tion made by Lord FITZ WI LLI AM -tending to censure
His Majesty's. Ministers for their conduct during the Ne=
gotiation, which was negatived by I lo to t 5.
A Motion of Censure was brought against Ministers in
the House of Commons by Colonel PA.
.upcn
which ,Mr. 1' ITT moved the Order of the Day,"whn.ii
was negatived by 333 to 56. The original Motion was
negatived by 275 10,34.
Intelligence was received
..of the French Troops having
taken possession of Osnaburgh. .

A Loan of twelve millions -tbr the Service of the Year
was contraOted:for. In the course of two hours the
Orriniqm was at a'd'iscount.
The Budget was Opened in the iiousc Common„'
and the Resolutions agreed' to without wny

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;.-ters of Marc:file-were ordered to'be issued against the
vials Republic. •
The Eleilion for the Borough ot- Southwark closed,
v•hett the Right Hots. zo RciTs za t. 1., was declared
duly, ' '7, - • 7 •
A •Nlessage•from. His MAJESTY was delivered To the
house of Commons, recommending the raising, of a
!lige adthrional Farcp for the Defence of the COuntry.
I Ittetligence was receivedfif the F reach having entered
the City.o:f: Hanover on the sth instant. •
Official Nittcp.st as given, et the Mouth of the Elbe be..
tug blockaded by:His Majesty's Ships. '
• JULY.

1. It Was offieially announced in the Gazette, that Mea-
sures had been taken for the. Blockade of the Elbe, in
7 consequence of the fercible occupation of part of the
. Banks of that. River by the French Troops. - •
6. he rills for raising an Army cif Reserve of ao,eco- Men in
England and Scotland, received tht RoYal.Assent:
8. Accounts were received in Town of the capture of -the
- Ambuscade Frigate fr;iiii the French, by the Vidory,
Lord NxLSON'S Flag-Ship, on het' passage to the Medi-
terranean. .
. A s Lsir, Assistant-Cashier fit the Bank tried at the .
Old Bailey 'for embezzling EXchequer Bills to a large
amount, the property of that Corpotation, but acquitted
in consequence of the Bills not have been legally signed.
9. The Parisian Journals. received iii Town stated, that
French Troops had entered the Kingdom of Naples:
I. An account- was received of the loss of the Minerve Fri-
gate, of 36 guns, Captain Bit ENTON, on a rock near
Cherbourg.
12. intelligence received,. that orders had been sent by the
French Oov'ettunent to disarm the Hanoverian Troops.
17. An Account received, of C rend Cairo having been-taken
by a (•,:rps of Albanians, wee, formed part of the Carri.
son, and whc. inutiiiied for \v•ett of pay.
The Hamburgh Mail brotieht the news of a Convention
le:vitig been cOncluded.b..tween the French and the Ha-
noverian Armies, by which the latter were to be disband-
ed and r• deliver op their arms. • • .-•-
13. The Secretary at War (Mr. 1' o K r.), brought forward in
—the House of Commons, Isis plan for A rtning the Notion..
at. A Messay,e from His MAJESTY was brought down to
the Ilunse of Commons by the CH-ANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, recommending a remuneration to be made
to the Hou SE of OR A es, for their losses sustained in
the late War.
es. sixty Thousand Pounds, together with en Annuity of
16,0,01. voted in the House of Comnions, as a compen-
sation to the House of OR A a Cr..
a 6. The Merchant, hankers,' and Traders of London, met
'.upon the Royal Exchange. and, published a moat patrio-
tic dee l'aration of their sentiments respthing the situation
of the Country.
. An Account received of the loss of La Seine Frigate,
• of 42 Cons, on a Sandbank near Schel ling.
27. Intelligence received of an Insurrection having broken
out ie Dublin on the night of the eed, in which Lord
Kiewaanxe:, Chief justice of. the Court of King's
Betsch in Ireland, and his Nephew, Mr. Woesz, were
inhumanly murdered. • •
The Bill for Arming the Na;lon, commonly called the
'L'evv.en Masse Bill, received, the Roy:11 Assent.
2.8. -A Message from HTS MAJESTY, relative to the Affairs
• of Ireland, delivered to the House of Commons. in con.
sequence of which two Bills passed through all their
stages in both Houses the same day. One for suepend-
ing the Habeas Corpus in Ireland, and the other for
establishing Martial Law whenever a necessity for it
Should exist Intelligence received, that the Ensurrec-
tion in Dublin had been quelled, though much danger
still existed
29. The two Bills above-mentioned received the Royal As-
sent.
30. An ACcount received of the Capture of SI. Lucia fiom
the French, by the British, Forces in the West Indies,
under the ceee :nand of Lieut.-General GRIN, s LLD altd
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