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LONDON, AUGUST 5, 1803.

'ft; Is morning arrived a Mail from Dublitr.
Thing's fortunately remained quiet on Saturday last,
nor was there any appearance of further disturbance.
It appears, however, by the quantities of Arms,
Ammunition, and other preparations for hostilities,
the Conspiracy of the 23d. of last -month was in ex.
tent almost equal to that which broke out on the 23d
of May, 1798, and certainly conduaed with much
mordsecrecy. Beside a multitude of pikes which have
been discovered in various quarters of the City, and,
generally speaking, in large Depots, a quantity of
Camp Equipage, for the use of the Rebel Army,
was 'on Thursday found concealed in the neigh-
bourhood of Smithfield : the tents are of rude and
cheap construaion; being formed of oaken poles,.
and so slight as to he easily carried by one man ;
a great number cf them were set up in the lower
Castle. yard to gratify the , curiosity of thousands
Who went to examine theM.

We mentioned the arrest of several persons sup.
posed ICI be implicated in the late Insurreftion.—
These 'Ott been examined before the Privy Coun.
cii, and cotnmitted for trial. Amongst them are,
ilicksou, Hart, Russell, Mr. Holmes (a Barrister,
and brother.in.lani of Emmet the Diredor) ; Mar.
tkey,cf Thomas.stteet, in whose house the traitor,
Lerrti E. Fr TM; CRA ID was concealed in 179% and in
%huge possession a Rebel Uniform was discovered ;
a publican in lligh.street, named Rourke, who op.'
pears to have been Nvomded on Saturday last, and
is said to ire identified. as the murderer of .Lord
t.wita DPN ; 7. Troy, a clerk in the office of the
Evening lust, and many others of lesser note.

Wu received this mottling the Paris Papers to.
the x.l inst, and arc extremely concerned to find, by
an article in the Mouiteur, that a Squadron of five
S tit of the Line from St. Domingo has safely ar.
"rived in a SpaniAt Port. The Mon;teur does not
mention the name of the Port, butt the other Papers
state that it is Coeuona. The irst Consul was
exp-Bed to leave. Brussels on Frido last, and after
passing through Maestriebt,. Liege, Namur, Mons,
Sedan, Rheims, and Soirront, it was supposed he
w old reach 'Paris about the 13th or I4.th inst.

refer our Readers to our Parliamentary Re_
port, for a very curious and interesting conversation
which took place very unexpe6ledly, last night in
the House of Commons, in the Committee on the Bill
for giving a discretionary power to the Crown to
suspend the. operation of the comolsory part of the
Act lately passed for Arming the Nation.

Yesterday soon after breakfast HIS MAJESTY, the
DUK NS Of KENT and CUMBERLAND, attended by
the lion. Mr, GREVILLE, walked in Richmond and
Kew Gardens, and inspeded the new Palace,

Yesterday mcrning, at half past nine o'clock,
Hatt MAIEs-ry and the PRINCESSES left Kew for
London, and they arrived soon after ten o'clock at
lincicifighmn.house. About half past twelve HER
MAJESTY and the Pa INC ESA FS arrived at St. James'a
Pal'ace. The PR INCFSS CHARLOTTE of WALES,
attendtd by the C.unteqs of ELGIN, arrived soon
after at St. James';; tier Royal Highness, on alight-
ing frnin the carriage, stopped and curtsied several
times, in the rno.t pleasing manner, to the concourse
.of persons acsembled round the-garden gate.

His MA] Esyr strived about one o'clock,and gave
en audience to the Dotes of YORK, on Military
Slness. At two o'clock the Drawing. Room corn.
menced, which was Attended by His Royal High.
netts the Dora of CANtait toor, the ChancelLir of
the Exchequer, the Secretaries of Sive, the Secre-
tary at War, the Judge Martial, Sheriff AVEtett,
I,nd the
pakif—Aieitrnond, and Roxburgh,
jo,nituhoti..tiallAity, and Cireello.
Adarritioness of Downabire anci.Ciicyl to. •
tY ichrido, Darnley, Camden, Romney, Roslia,.
Gl,Avenor. wil.chilbta,•and Westoorland.
Coenterser-411arrinonsi, tAylesbury, and i ly.
Vi4s.,o4l4teii Dow4o,'Qr Sydney.
Wdlaingliam, Stalky, Rayning, O'Connell, St. lie.
lens, NlAralivin, Itatisiock, C. Nizniners, and Hobart.
7,, ~, Bcanocrk, smiky, V.iv.oour, R. Gamon, Bayn-
ettnibetlalui, C. Durlit,a, Welch, ItildSCOCk HO-
. h.qt, Rid), ;illO I, Thymic:.
,10a.v.osihrt—Ssnith and Secretary, Russian, Neapolitan,
Danish, 4nd Prussian. • • .
roudit W.ildcn.

•
, Afmin;,:tmt 1.. De Armin.
R. (;,,trvni, It, It, Neale, M. La Flerning,'l2.. Welch,
c 1(i,11, W. 1,, 1 tors{, C. Morgan, and P. Stephens.
• I,k-die, Phipps, and Paoli.
ltt,herhon, f,,ylor, ;Maitland, Fowle, Chester,
..I)tt
Leter, I) brow, ans.! Nlacquary.
'riac Rev. Dr. Borrard,

-W. lihior Cholroondeley, Vincent, Yorke,
LAerton, BLick burn, \Vincihalo, Paoli, add Groville.
caw!, Wiplitain, and Abort.
Rich.

The fillowing *ere among. tho Presentations
to HER MAJEvry.

1,44 B,•auclerk,,hy the Marchioness of Downshire,
CApt,,l,l {;,,,t, of I hc.: itegimcnt flOrtie Guards, WAS
• ,t un hi; l,r otlouun to that rank, by Earl Liar.
tu,4ioi) ; the (I,i-1011411311 ‘A as laticntt4.l At the Levet:
+u, tl)., Duke ut jtichntund. , •

Capt. Wrottesley, of the Staffordshire Militia, by the Lord
in Waiting.
Col. Robertson, on his being appointed to the Command of
the Royal Westminster Volunteers.
Major St. Leger, on his promotion to that rank, by the Earl
of Uxbridge.
The Earl of Darnley and Earl Camden, on their appoint-
ments to the Command of two of the Distrias of the Coun-
ty of Kent.
Colonel Maitland, on his Marriage : his Lady was prevented
from attending the Drawing Room through indisposition.
Captain Fowle, by Colonel Chester.
Capt. Simpson, of the Staffordshire Militia, by Lord Ons-
low.
Le Baron Charles and Lewis De Armin, two brothers, by
the Prussian Ambassador.
The Drawing Room closed soon after three
o'clock, when His MAJESTY gave private audi.
ences to Sir HARRY NEALE, Cotnmander of His
MAJESTY'S Yacht the Royal Charlotte, Mr. AD.
D I NGTONs the Earl HARR INGTON, the Duke of
ROXBURGH, and Sir CHARLES MORGAN, the
Judge Martial, who laid before His MAJESTY se.
veral Papers relative to Courts. Martial.
THEIR MA ESTI ES§ • the Pattxcessitsond the
DUKE of CAME R LOGE, left the Palace "soon after
.four o'clock for Kew to dinner.

The DUKE of CAMBRIDGE accompanied the
Princesses ELIZ4BETII, MARY, and AMELIA in a
carriage ; and on His Royal Highness entering the
cartiage, his foot slipped, and he fell against the
front of the carriage, and broke one of the win.
does with his hand, The PRINCESSES appeared
much agitated at the accident, for fear their Royal
Brother had injured himself, but we did not learn
that His Royal Highness received any hurt.

Vice. Admiral the lion,. THOMAS PAKItNIIMA)
and Sir JoHN BoaLAS; WARREN are to be the
two new Naval Lords of the Admiralty. The
changes will take place next week.
The report that Lord PELIIAM is abnut to retire
from Office is again rife in political circles, and it
is an event, we understand, that may very soon be
'expeEted.
Accounts have been. received from Lord NRLSON
by the way of Germany, of the date of the t Ith of
jtine.• His Lordship was then off Naples.
The Batik have agreed to make the four next
payments on Chunium, and to be redeemed on 'the
9111 of Decembei.
By the Waterford Mail of yesterday, we are
sorry to learn, a plan;hiii:been discovered at Cork
of an Insurreaion in'4hat City, which it was in.
tended should take place'on the Monday following
the lnsurration in Dublin ; but the failure of the
Rebels in the Metropolis deterred those of Cork
from making any attempt. The' whole scheme
has, however, been detefled, and about eighteen of
the principal persons concerned have been seized,
together with their depits of arms and other means
of offence. They have been put to prison without
the least resistance, and in appearance their parti.
sans are not very strong ; but for this we have ap.
pearance merely. There is much resson to believe
that several French agents are in different parts of
Ireland. Some of them have been apprehended,
and the, faa of agency is proved.
On Tuesday evening the 26th ult. at five o'clock,
the remains of the late Colonel 13aowN, were in-
terred with military honours in St. Paul's Church-
yard, Dublin.
Wednesday morning the 27th ult.,a detachment
of the Army brought into Dublin eighteen Fist)...
tiers, whom they took out at Sandym.,uni, each of
whom was armed with a pike and a case ofpi•tols.
A party of the Lawyers Corps on Tuesday Ow
26th, seized a number of pikes in the thnber.yard
of Donnellan, in Bagot.street, were.
cenled in pieces of timber, like those which were
discovered on the Coal.nuay.
The Three Friends, .t Danish Ship from the E.st
Indies, is arrived in Europe. ,She left thc. Cape on
.
the 17th of April, where she had stopped re'i days.
At that time a very serious mutiny prevailed among
the Dutch Troops. In a tray, to which it gave
rise, one Officer of rank, and three. Subalterns, had
. been killed, and several of the mutineers wounded.
Above forty were in custody, but no public execution
had taken place, as the Officers were too muds
afraid of the general disposition of the Troops to
risk it. Want of pay is the cause. , Indeed such is
the distress of the Commanders tO satisfy the de-
mands of the Garrion, that notice has been given
to the Inhabitants that they must furnish pay and
all necessaries for the Troops, as nothing is to be
txpeded from Europe. ,This has given the utmost
dissatislatlion to the Mink,. who now anxiously
wish the return of the Englistai
By very authentic andAtiTh accounts from France,
it appears there are now at St. Maloes, and other
Ports, ..00 large flat-bottomed boats, of large di.
mensions, destined for the invasion of this coon.
try. They row thirty-six oars each, 'ate very
light, capable of holding a great number of troops,
and of an easy draught of water. The soldiery
are mad for the attempt, in the hopes of plunder;
but the other classes of the inhabitants tof France
re averse to it.
I A Letter from Berlin says, " Since March last
RoNAPeItIC has ofrered Malta to the Em.V.ROlt of

Russ tA, and panaver far his brother.in.law, the
Duke of M ECA R1,7431/1.0116. whom he would create
an' EletiOr ; and the Elector of BAv Alt lA, another
brother.in.law, he intended its nominate a King.
When Russia ref Used these great offers Hanover was
proposed to Prussia, with the Imperial City -of Bre.
men, and an Imperial Crown ; Hanthurgh and Lubeck
have been offered to Denmark, in return for the
Island of I3ornholm, ceded to Sweden in exchange for
Swedish Pomerania, given to the Prince Bishop of
Luis F.CIC. Such are, at least, the reports .of 80.
NA P A 11.11% intent to revolOtionize the &rill .of
Europe,- in the .manner liaillits.,already done the
South, that, as 'C.at.r.synatuttilas said, nor a Prince
should survive upon OA ,Qontspenr, whose isistenee
was not more or less eqpo44ed: with the existence
of the,Corsic'an, who hatknot shared his indemni.
tie 3, or guaranteed the indemnities he has thought
tic to share amongst Princes."
We learn, that no lets than Nine Millions of
Dollars were landed at 'Cadiz from Vera Cruz the
latter cod of May, and the following vessels are
now expeeted,:

llars.
The Castor salted front Lima isth Jan. with - .2,,7u op.oaa
Fitenteliermosa iSth - 1440,00
oven Maria expected to sail. the. zgrlt . - 3,700,0u0
I oaquitta to sail Awn after
Aurora to follow
MhdiQ trum Vera Cruz daily expeeted .

Total

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