The Sun. — 1804-05-04 (London, England)

MAILS.  I.  PRICE OF STOCKS, ,conscis4 HIT YAT Twtt.vie cocLoCIC. t)11111.11441. .  - t C. 17 IN::  nict.:KE rALSU:•i Auvr.AT ?  LONDON, Al Ay 4, 18c4.  AT L is yet in a state of suspense respeEting the arrangement of a new Administration, and therefore we shall not endeavour to amuse our Readers with reports, but content ourselves with giving them the earliest intelligence when matters are definitively settled. The Marquis of STAFFORD, in the House of Peers yesterday, inquired of Lord HAwKrsnuay, whether the circumstances to which that Nobleman alluded on Monday, still rendered it necessary to defer the discussion of important Na. tional Business, or whether the Noble Secretary was prepared to make any farther communication upon the nature of the circumstances to which he had alluded ? The Marquis of STAFFOR D concluded with signifying, that in the former case it was his inten. tion to postpone till Monday, the Motion which he otherwise should bring forward this day. Lord HAWK ESBURY, in answer, assured the Noble Mar. quis, that the same circumstances prevailed, and rendered it highly proper to defer the intended Motion for a few days, declaring, that in the mean time nothing should be brought forward upon which any political differences were likely to arise.  WE received ,this morning Moniteurs to the 21st ult. and Dfitib Papers to the 29th ult. Jostrx BONAPARTE has been appointed by his Brother, Colonel-Commandant of the 4.th Regiment of the Line, which is encamped at BOulogne, and is destined to share in the Expedition against this Country. A pompous Message was sent by the First Consul to the Conservative Senate, announcing this event, and demanding in consequence, leave of absence for the Senator Jos There are some further details respeling the unfortunate Pi CREGRU, but they merely relate to the proof of his identity ; however, maintaining the execrable falsehood of his pretended suicide.  There are also the Letters referred :o in the Second Report of the Grand Judge, relati've to Mr. DRAKE and Mr. SPENCER SMITH, fir which we have not at present any room.  A pretended Letter from Naples states, that ;In E►nigrant had been recruiting there for who had been ordered by the KING of N.-krt., s to he transported to one of the Sicilian .;lea, to be de. tained there.  TH is morning atirived the Hamburg') Mai/ due on Wednesday. Accounts from the Hague of the 21st ult. announce the receipt of private letters • from Paris, which contain the following intelligence : " The Government has again sent a Message to the Senate, relative to the Establishment of an He. reditary Succession to the Government. is We are assured that the first public aa of 80. 2:APAR TE, after he has assumed his new dignity, will be CD pardon MORE AU, whose guilt indeed becomes every day more apparent, but whose conduct in some respeds deserves considera. mien. When he has been judicially convicted, BONAr AR TE will, it is said, grant him a pardon, with a permission, or rather a command, to retire to the Lie of France, where the whole property of his wife is situated. Persons who pretend to be accurately acquainted with the charaEler of Moat AU, assert, that he will receive this pardon with joy and gratitude. He is now permitted to have his infant son brought to him every day."  A Letter from Madrid, of the sth ult. says, " By an Ordinance published here this day, all individuals and families, whether natives or foreigners, who have no certain occupation or fixed residence, unless they can give satisfaCtory reasons for their continuing here, must leave this City within thirty days. in any case, a time will be prescribed for their departure, and the Foreign Ambassadors must engage for foreigners of their Nation, of v,.horn they must give a List, if they wish to prolong their stay.  We are now fearful that our Neutrality will not continue longer, the Government having given orders that English Prizes shall not be sold in Spa. nish Ports. The English Envoy, Mr. FR ERE, and the Consul-General, Mr. HUNTER, have received explicit intimations on this subject." LUC lEN BONAP TE is said to be going to Italy, for the purpose of taking upon him some important funtion in the Dutchy of Parma.  Yesterday morning Hts MAJEST walked in the Queen's Gardens. About twelve o'clock