The Sun. — London, England, 1802-09-03 00:00:00

ARR.IVxr , I • 11 ,- .lland 14,aruburgh MAILS, pot 0 PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY A T Twk.Lvp. O'CLOCK. - - 67 - a 9!, Disc. Consols. -THE SUN. SOLEM QVLS DICERS T LSUNI AUDIAT ? LONDON, .SEPTEMBER 3, 1 So 2: Tuts morning arrived two Hamkr,gb and one Mitch Mails. Their contents have been almost wholly. antici pated. by the French Papers received yester:lay. The only new article of intelligence, is the an notinceinept of an intention, on the part of Austria, 'to prepaic a new Plan of : Indemnities, founded - on .the. Secret Articles of the Treaty .of Campo For inio, which it is to present to . those Courts who interest themselves . in the business. This intel ligence is, hol,vever, very doubtful ; ' but what ever new Plans may be. formed by' Austria, there can be no dotibt that the Convention of the 4th of June will be carried into execution, as agreed upon between France and Russia, and the peace of the Empire preserved. • • Lord. Waiiwov.nt, it i..expeaed, will take his reave of His 1V1,%3-EiTy, previous to his depar ture from France; ut the first Levee which will be held at St. James's. Yesterday the Dispatches by the Clyde Country Ship, were made up at the India House, and for warded to the Company's Agent at Deal, to be put on board the above ship ; the Clyde proceeds direa ly to the Presidency of Bengal, from whence she latelyarrived, laden with rice. On Wednesday next a Court of Direftor; will be held at the East India House, when it is understood the undermentioned Ships will be taken up in further part of the numher to be sent to India and China the ensuing season, and stationed as follows, viz. FOR BOMBAY AND CHINA. S b!pr . New Ship Bombay Castle Commanders. 1200 building by Mr. Larkins, for, Capt. DANCE. Tons. FOR. BOMB is'''. New Ship Queen - New Ship Benham - 1200 1200 M. CRAIG. not) •r. WitITZ. 1 , 09. COAST AND CHINA. Hinclostan - - 1248 G. MiLLET. New Ship Borradaile 1200 ROBERT HUDSON. FOR BOMBAY AND MADRAS. SCO TOSIN PRICE. SOO THOMAS HUDSON. New Ship Mentor - New Ship St. Babe - Walpole YOFL MADRAS. Admiral Gardner Sir S. Luchington Hugh - Calcutta - LILY T,sioMAS (TR H m. 220 TAMES SANDILANDS. YOR COAST AND SAY. New Ship Charnock Nevi, Ship Ditto Chariton - .Earl Spencer - Preston _ Sr . 3 E. C. BRADFORD. &DS GFORGI; GOOCH. SZo WILLIAM FAIRFAX. 319 WILLIAM MAXWELL. FOR BLIWAL. • 130') G. ROBERTSON. 800 CHARLES LENNOX. Sig 1. A. CUMBERLECE. - 645 CHARLES RAITE, 671 T. G. MURRAY. FOR ST. HELENA, BENCOOLEN, AND CHINA. New Ship Anderson - 1200 J. F. TIMMINGS. New Ship Hamilton 800 City of London - 820 ABRAHAM GREEN. New Ship Mellish - 800 WILLI AM G x LsT og. New Ship Larkins - 1200 THOMAS LARKINS. Dorsetshire z 1200 Exeter 1200 H. MERETON. COIIIIS 1200 ROBERT MAIN. Mope . 5200 JAMES HORN CAST LE. According to letters from Bucharest, safety and tranquillity arc entirely re-established in that coun try. The corps which PASSW AN OoLou had de tached to the right bank of the Danube, has been repulsed with loss by the troops which the Porte had sent in that direEtion. The greater part of the Boyards have returned to Bucharest. They write from Chalons-sur.Marne, that the great heat has already caused the lose of one-I.)urth of the grapes upon the vines, and if they have not rain very speedily, the produce will be little or nothing. The leaves are shrivelled, and the grapes rendered dry and black by the heat. A violent Storm, in the neighbourhood of Nancy, has destroyed all hopes of a Harvest in the Corn. munes of Maron; Phaligni, and Sexed aux Forges ; the rain and hail fell in such abundance, that the Houses were inundated to the height of three feet. The Hereditary Princess of HESSE CASSEL, Sis ter to the KING of PRUSIA, was safely delivered of a Prince on the zoth ult. The QtirEN Of SWEDEN is pregnant, and public Prayers have been put up in the Churches of that Kingdom fin her happy deliverance. • Lower Austria is.affliaed with a drought, which has in a great measure destroyed ,the vegetation in that COUlitry. • A Road is about to be oyned over Mount which will be rendered pra',!ticable for all descrip tions of carriages. Several slight shocks of an earthquake were felt at Berne between the 18th and 19th of August. The Legislative Body of the Italian Republic has -fixed :: - he Peace Establishment of the Army 60,066 Men. The At my is tube recruited bymeans • of a . Milizary Conscription, comprehending every m an i n Cie Natica from twenty, to twenty-five `years of age. CRICKET..--Monday last, and two following . days was viayed a grand Match of cricket, on Rip ley:.grcet, Surrey, between eleven Gentlemen of Ail Lligland, and twent.y.two Gentlemen OfSurrey, ,t,,r lo co ! ,uirteas, which was won by the former by oze in and twenty-five runs. PLY MOUT H, SErr. r. SAILED the Batho Dutch SYlp of \V r, of 74 guns, for . the Cape of Goad I-lope. Arrived the Ans, Capt. 13rt.nr,Nn, laden with wines, 1 - 16:n Oporto for this Port, last from Guern. HARTViCii, SEPT. 2. EARLY this morning arrived the King George Packet, Captain ,FLY N, from Cuxhaven, with the Mail of yesterday week. About ten A. M. arrived the Diana Packet, Captain STEWART, with the Mail of yesterday from OeivOetsluys, and Passengers. At four P. M. sailed the Princess Royal Packet, Capt. SALTER, and the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. HEARN, with the respedive Mails for Hel voetsluys and Cuxhaven ; by the Princess Royal were upwards of forty Passengers, and by the Prince of Wales 26,000 ounces of foreign silver coin. At five P. M. arrived the Prince of iValesPacket, Capt. A. DEANE, with the Mail of last Saturday, Land PasSengers,. from Cuxhaven. YARMOUTH, SEPT. 2. SAILED the Providence, MEALL, to Liverpool, and Catharine and Maly, KNIGHTS, to Rochester. The Britannia, of Whitby, from Petersburgh bound to London, with tallow and iron, got on Happisburgh Sand early yesterday morning : some of her cargo being taken off, she is got off; and.it is expelled without much damage, so that she will be able to proceed on her voyage. This morning about one o'clock the Daniel and Mary, of Yarmouth, Jtw s Lt. master, from Hull to Yarmouth, with tiles, got on Scroby Sand off this town, and is lost.—The' Crew are saved. TORBAY, SEPT. I. S4tL£D the Dutch Fleet for the West Indies. WEYMOUTH, SEPT. I. LAST night THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRIN CESSES honoured the Theatre with their presence, to see the Comedy of Rule a Wife and have a Wife, and the Pantomimical Drama of Obi ; or, Three-fingered Jack. THEIR MAJESTIES were highly delighted with the performance. THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES set off this morning. The first division of the Guards march from hence to-morrow. Mr. Fox, it is said, has dined with the Minister for Foreign Affairs at Paris. . We are told in the Opposition Papers, bow tval Mr. Fox has been received in France; but tle People of that Country could not do less to a man who praised all their Rulers—while they retained their power ; who admired all Their Constitutions— while they lasted—who magnified all their vidurits, and who diminished all their defeats. Sir WALTER STIRLING, who has lately put.- chased a very considerable estate in Kent, in the neighbourhood of Farningham, a few days since gave a. most excellent and truly hospitable enter tainment to nearly one thousand of his neighbours, including the rich and the poor, on his coming into possession of his new purchase. The worthy Baronet and his Lady presided at the entertain ment, which ,was given under the shade of the venerable oaks in front of his house. Buxton is stated to be very full at present. There are no Ceremonies used at Buxton, for want of a Master. Every one there is his own Master. Mrs. 111 LLINGTON goes to Gloucester in two or three days, to sing at the Annual Music there, which commences on the Sth inst. Mr. POWELL, of Drury Lane Theatre, a very respelable Alor, and good man, had his Benefit at Birmingham, on Monday last, which Lord NEL. sox and his Party, who 'happened to be there, honoured with his presence. MUNDEN was uncommonly successful during the Assize week, at Newcastle, and his Benefit was very produaive. Messrs. TOPHAM and ANDIEWS, who are old allies in friendship and in literature, were in the neighbourhood during the time, and every night attended the Theatre, JoaDmi had 1801. and a Benefit, for six nightS performanCe at the, Margate Theatre. It seems that many English rogues have found their way into France. Whatever the French may say against the commercial superiority-of Great Britain, it is very probable that in this resped France must eXcell us in the export hack. The new Order of French 'Bishops have been presented with a ring, as a mark of the esteem of the French Consul. These rings might very pro perly be worn, according. to the Indian fashion, in the nose. The Prince of SALM KYRBURQ, who has hen so long in confinement for forgery in 'Hamburg!), was allowed six guineas a week during his imprisonment. If he has been economical, he may have saved money enough to purchase hiMself 4 G e rman Principality. The Abbe DELILLE, who has long meditated a translation of MturpN, has returned to France. This venerable sore of the Church, it is well known, took unto himself lately a young wife, a circuen &once which we hope will not induce him to think otherwise than petically on Paradise Lost. The Juno, Brown, of Charleston, from Havre to Co;k, is burnt of 'Portland. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 24. THE English General STEW ART is arrived here. He is going to Egypt, to make the necessary pre parations for the return of the English Troops. Yesterday he had a conference with the REIS EF. FENDI, in which he offered the mediation of his Court to adjust the existing differences between the Beys and the Porte. He proposed to assign to the "Beys a part of .Egypt where they could not be injurious tb the Porte; b!lt the .E Is EFFENDI answered, that so long as the Beys re mained in' Egypt, no peace could be expected in that country. The GRAND SEIGNIOR is now at Ismith, and will not come to Constantinople till about the 2d of August. He is in excellent health, and the re port that a plan had been formed to place his Bro ther on the Throne in his stead, is extremely ab: surd. PASSAU, Avc. I. ON the evening of the loth inst. the Bavariap General BARTELS unexpectedly put his Troops in motion, and advanced, towards our Town, opposite what is called the rierertbor. Count LAROSSE, his First Adjutant, then rode over the bridge of the Inn, to the first Austrian place called Gadern, where an Austrian General had his Quarters at the toll-house. A conference took place, and after some time, Gen. BARTELS came to Gadern. About an hour aftet wards the Troops marched to the Monastery of St. Nicola, and yesterday morning they were quartered; they might be about three or four hundred in num. ber. In the mean time about 400 men advanced to rilshofen, and prepared to pass the Danube, and advance into the Territory of Passau. It is expefted that a much larger body of Troops, not less than six Regiments, are ready to advance from Munich. According to mutual agreement, how ever, Passau remains unoccupied by either party. Count LAROSSE set out in the night of the iot1: : , in great baste for Mir/zit-h. Every thing is at present quiet here. The Austrians have assembled a great number of Troops at Gadern, and formed a Camp: a still greater number are at Scharding, and farther backwards. MUNICH, AUG. 20. ADVICE of the occupation of Passau by the Aus trians on the 18th inst. has been sent to Paris by a Courier, and we wait the result with some anxiety. Baron . 1-Itro E L., before his departure for Ratisbon, declared here in a conference with our Cabinet Mi nister MONGEL AS, and the Envoys .13t.tHLER. and ,LAFOILET, that the HOUSE Of AUSTRIA . 11:'Ll yet an indemnity to claim for itself, which it wished to receive on the Inn. The answers of the three other Ministers to this do not appear to have been very satisfattory, • NUREMBURG, c • zo. IT is well known, that in the plan of Indemnities , concerted at Paris, the town of Fassazi is allotted to Bavaria. This is also observed by the French En.; voy, Citizen LAFoRET, in th e Note which he ,gave in on,the subjea to the Austrian Plenipotentiary, at Ratisbon e . Alter making this observation, he adds, that the 'occupation of Passau by the Austrians, can only be considered by the PoWers who canClUded the Treaty of Indemnities, as an open opposition, un less it should appear that the whole proceeding has been' the consequence of a misunderstanding ; in which case it is hoped that the Austrian Troops will immedilately return to their former position, and the violent conduit of the General who com.: manned those Troops he disavowed. We' are assured that the Austrian Court has pre pared a new, plan of Indemnities, founded on the Secret Articles_ of the Treaty of Campo Formic, which it Will lay before the Courts which interest themselves in this aftair, and which it is hoped will be accepted, VIENNA, Auc. 18. HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY has resolved to put, an end to the Diet at ?resburg, and recalled the Hungarian Chancery, which arrived here on the 16th. A Deputation from the Diet of Hungary is nowe3ipeaed here, which is to receive an audience on the ;sth, when the Resolutions of the Diet will be laid before His Majesty. After the 'conclusion of this business, His IMPERIAL MAJESTY wilt go to Baaden. sey. HAGUE, Auc. 24. SEVEAAL Emigrant Batavian Officers who w ere in English pay, have arrived here. They cannot serve in the new Corps which is destined for the two Indies,. but the Emigrant Subalterns and Pri. va;.es may. The Officers who Jaye been in Enc:lish ray, receive half.pay, but this They lose it . they I t; Government a gratuity of four pounds sterlinsr when they were dismissed. Admiral DE WINTER has sailed from Malaga for the Coast of Africa;with. Presents to purchase of the Barbary Powers. He wi4 afterwards sail Malta, Naples, Leghorn and Genoa, and pass • winter at Lisbon. P.4RIS, Auc. 32. STUTTGARD, AUG. 23.-The intelligence from Munich, .of the 19th, inserted in the Augsburgh and several other Gazettes, is, that the BaVarian Troops destined to occupy the Indemnities, 'have on a sudden received Counter-orders, and that each Battalion a certain number of Soldiers have re ceived leave to labour in the Fields. It appeari certain, that Bavaria is not authorized to occupy its Indemnities, before the Ratification of the Diet of the Empire. LUCERNE, Auc. t;. —Yesterday Guards were placed at all the Frontier Posts of Under via ld. Se veral of the Inhabitants have taken refuge here with their most valuable effets, and amongst them, some of the first Authors of the General Assemblies,- This morning the 3d Battalion of the Line, and the . Helvetic Hussars 'arrived here. We exped General ANDERMATT this evening, and to-morrow the Park ' of Artillery. HAMBURGH, Auc. ;0,-011 the arrival of M. le Comte de PAN.' N., on the Frontiers of Sweden,. • he received a posi - tive order not to enter the king dom;. against which, however, he formally pro ', tested, as an indignity offered to a Minister of His Imperial Majesty of Russia, and at the same time declared, that he would represent the circumstance to his Court. In consequence of which he received the following Letter from the Emperor: " M. LE COMTE, "_Minsk, rune 24• " I have learned, with extreme surprize, by your Letter from Wihows, the very extraordinary marl net. in which you have been treated in the Domi nions of His Swedish Majesty. I cannot imagine that that ,Prince can have any motive . for personal dissatisladion with respect to you, and it would-be. still more difficult to think that he has taken um biage at any proceeding in the course of your Mis sion,in which you have. been only the Organ of my Will, and are responsible to ore alone. However, In the motives of His Swedish Majesty what they may for such condua; I have Jess displeasure at dm proceeding itself, which cannot injure you, than at the state of embarrassment which it must necessarily' place your family in. I remain, with assurances Or My good will and esteem, *c. (Signed) ‘F ALEXANDER," BERNE, AUG. 22.-b—The following representa• tion has been addressed by the Lesser Cantolos, £ 0 the First Consul, on the subjel of the EVacuat.i° of Helvetia. " CITIZEN FIRST CONSUL, " The three Cantons of Uri,' Schwitz, and C 7 *..a . derewald, have been apprised, by public report, - of your resolution to withdraw the French Troop; from Switzerland. They see in such a measure the most convincing proofs of that good will which yott have manifested towards the Landarnmati, A L ,1$ REDING, and for the . Undersigned, &c. The Carl , - tons,re-assembledat Schwitz, and by their Deputiar have determined, in pursuance of the wishes of the' People, to renew their forniercontiedions, and- to establish in their Cantons a Government conform able to their position and to their circumstances ; such as you, Citizen First Consul, have approved 0f,.. and is exemplified in the 9th and loth Article s of the Nate of the zoth December, which the .Landammati REDING has had the honour of present' ing to you. ' "We should add, Citizen First ConFul ibis resolution has been incited by the arbitrary measures of the-Cantonal Authorities, and privet' pally carried ,into execution by the Commissa rs' KELLER, in the Canton of Underlea/d, proceed' ings which, by depriving the people of the Pow", which they had formally reserved, of constitutil their own Government, have induced the greate r ~ aversion against the Central Government, acid to such a degree, that no way remains to maintain tit public tranquillity in those Countries but by imase; diately restating the people to the exercise of tti'' legitimate right. " We have the honour, Citizen First Consul, communicate to you by these presents, the Pub'!, Declarations of the above-mentioned Cantons,-! & the conviction, that you are determined thoSe.brO4 People shall continue to experience your henevolec'lii support, which they so highly estimate ; and wilt none, CitiZen First Consul, feel a juster sense ° &e. than the Under.6igned." • At 'a Charity_ Sermon preached last SandaY. e Ramsgate, the contributions at the doors wet s : 4 . v , ceived by the DUtchesses of DEVONSHIRE and 1` 1 0 6 ; 4' CASTLE, the Hon. Miss BURTON, and " STRANGE, and amounted to 801. • of On Sunday last, the Rev. DnEtur Knox' Tunbridge, preached a most excellent SeroO r q the Church of Margate, for the benefit Sea-bathing Infirmary at that place. The ..t l T s ' l was collcaed at the dnor by the Dutchess I,f ALBANS, her sister Lady HE ATHCOTE, and an ° l ' Lady. The whole colfeCtion amounted to - 7°.' 2 . 1..c Charity Sermons far the same Institution svo. e - p-,. preached at the Churches of Ramsgate, St. P°.'io• and Broadstairs, about 201. was colleaed a t tit; rl Gothia Chapel at Margate. xtro ff Two paper Balloons were on Monday let ori' sue,, the the gardens of Dandelion„ . rear Margate ; ti is the rage of the public for these frivolous cs":ei, tions, that persons went from Canterbury , I)° ‘ t ,and all parts of the. I s le of i'll;ln f et ! e t) ° sec the ascension. One of them asce nd handsomely, and after being in the -ail a boti v kd minutes, °fell into the sea. The other wa' tQf a fter., the trees in ascending, and fall shortly