The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-13 00:00:00

I YIP ERIAY, AR. L mm_ENT. ROUSE OF PEERS. SATURDAY, 31.7j.Y. 11. The, American Treaty B . ill W;l6 ordered to be read I:2d time on Monday, awl the Lords summoned. Lord NEw. , ,:liK brought up a Lin from. the C 0.111!: moos, granting 60,0001. ,to his. Majesty, for the pit (pose cf building Glebe.houseiwireland. Three Private'This were als9 byrieight In the Appeal, Thommu,p. Taito, their LOrd ships'aerirrued the decree of the Court of Session (.)t . Scotland, with some slight alteratitin. h\djouttle , l till Monday. !MUSE OF'COJVMONS, SATURDAY, JULY 11. ale SPSAE.EII informed the [louse, that, he had receied tw , o lettere; from the Clerk of. the Crown irellud, one containing a Petition from John, Bag 7 of the Cotuity .of Tipperary, and, tbe, other from Frederick Faulkner, Esq. complaining.of the return of Col. Talbot for the county of:Dublin, Lord Pitaev conminnicated by letter, that he had been returned !Or the Couoty of Northumberland and the Borough of Launceston, and that he had ma,le iliti Elec,tion• fur the former. General FtTz-, , t'A'i it I f:E. inilde his Alcdion also for the County of li'tV;t,U hecn returned for that County and j and JOHN 1 oWTIIEIi, having for the COMny of CUmberlatid and Coaertnonth, made his return' for the fortner. m• N e writs were accordingly ordered ti) isSued for a Bruges's to !..'crve in Parliament tdr the Borough of Laitne,:ilon, a Burgess for.TavistoCk, and' a Burgess tot t ;,;,•t,erilioutt7.• • Ald...rupn S it Aw brought in the London Dock Bill; which wtn , read a first time, and'ordered wipe read a second time on Mond y noct; • The London and WestminStet• Coal Market Bill, 'and the Smithfield Market, BilL were read a second time, 31,1 ordered to be committed.' ' Mr. i-loaticip.s brought Up 'the RePOrt. of the Committee appointed to eansidet,of the Petition of the Philanthropic Annuity . InSlitution'; which' '‘olo agreed to ; and obtained ttibiing in enable the Abe of the.Trusioes, to enrol Annuities. NH Lill A, w Mr. HOBILOUSE brit. ;hi up the Report of the Cointtlitte appointed to prt:pore an .itiiitate of the ay.and Clothing of the. I?,oglisit thti rhAte of the .14,;xpence of Adjotattts• and ,Serjeant \aajors.--.2p F 4 4titn'ato of tho ..AlloWitnce to Snbal ,l,:7tli Of an Eitiriiiite, of the Pay yiinrd Gothing.of the Irish, Militia ; which were ordered - Jo bt' on.the-toble, . • Mr. lioliitotfs4 brought up tilt Report of th 9 Cimrnittee of Supply for, granting ,the usual annual aids to the jrish'eharities.; which was agreed' to. Mr. FosTut. gave notice that he would mote on I\-loviday, that Aho. House do resolve itself into . a Cowrnittiv to con,,l , Jor of tv;: , ,king good the ios3 sus tailltAf coh3olidi;ted Fund in Irel,md, in con ilequence. Ices ,certalh thrices. P UtP.,l C INSTRUCTION. Mr. WiturnithAtt-brought in a Bill to establish Paro •bial School„ fur 111(.. Instraaion of the. Poor ; was read a tirit tiint, and was ortlerod to be rt.tad a second time on Monday. comntg to-this fashionable Stubtner . ftelort, either for pleasure or for health, and where so many inva lids have experienced the greatest bquefits, am. Sir, Sitinzonlh, , July 9, 1807. Yout's, &c. A. 13. MAI LS4- Aititivan-3 Dublin, I Waterford. fua•-a Gottenburzh, I Lisbon, t Dublin, I Waterford. ConJ,ls I'RICF: OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELV e"O'CLOCK. - - • • 63 1 Oinniuip l la pr. THEsy N. SOLP.:;,I QUIS DICF.RF, PAOUNt AUDEAT L 0 N D 0:N, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1807. We have ,strong reason to believe, although no official intelligence of the fa& has been received, that the Preliminaries of Peace between Russih, Prussia, and France, have been aaually Signed. Capt. LAPENOTIERRE, of the Orestes Sloop of - War, arrived at the Admiralty yesterday afternoon, from the- Mouth of the Elbe, and by him Government have received accounts from Tilsit, dated the 2gth ult. On that day the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, the KING of PRUSSIA, and BONAPARTE, had an IIsTTERVIEW in that town. What passed on that extraordinary occasion, of course, is not known, but there is strong reason to believe tliat it was the immediate forerunner of, a Peace. One fa& only rem speaing this Interview Ins come to oitr knowledge, viz. that it was agreed that the KING of SW It• DEN Should be invited t 9 accede to the Armis tice, proporatory to, a general Continental,Peace. If his Swedish Majesty should comply with this pro position (and we cannot suppose that he would Wish to continue the War after Russia and Prussia shall : have made Peace), of course ourlxpedition will nol proceed to Stralsund. ON Saturday we communicated to our Readers some very interesting intelligence which-bad reach ed .us from Tonningen,.,respeaing the determina 'tion of the Danish Government to prevent our Ex pedition from passing the Sound. Yesterday Go . vernmeut received some further details from Ton ningen brought by the Lady !trepan Packet, which sailed'on the 6th. These, we understand, confirm the intcllig - ence which had previously reached us.— BONAPARTE has informed the Danish Government, Hi peremptory terms, that Ft British Expedition were permitted to pass the Sound, he s h o ul► . consi der it as a declaration of war on the parrof Denmark, and should immediately march an - army into Hol stein, In consequence of this threat, intimation: was given to tne Officers commanding the Expe dition, that our vessel's would not be permitted to pass the Sound. Upon the wceipt of the intelligence, Ws Majesty's Ministers, with a degree of prompti tude which does them the highest honour,. ordered Six Sail of the Line to proceed, ' , without a moment's delay, from Portsmouth to ‘14 . 18,;` Downs, for the purpose of rehiforcing the, North Sea Fleet. These Vessels, we understand, are to Od under the command of Sir S. Boon, and in a very few days a Fleet will sail for the Baltic much superior to any thing which the Danes can • venture to oppose. Notwithstanding those threaten ing appearanees, we hope that hoStilities,with Den mark may be .avoided 4 at the same time we must confess.that there is Wong reason p fear that the Daninh Government may be intimidated ,by the success of BowArAriTE, and • that we may again be compelled once more to assert our Rights before tOpenhai,,en. French Papers to the sth in:it. have reached town, but their contents are'.notyrry interesting: iIoNA PAUTE' has ordercd a solemn Thanksgiving on ac count of Ms late Vi4ories, 'We have extrttaed iris Letter to the Archbishops and Bishops of Prance. The 11/billion of the 3d, contains some >intercepted Letters, and among others one frotn Baroll nxwasno to his Uncle. Yesterday morning hit INfltiEsTv, Princesses Au -6t/STA, SOEIIIA,'AItd AMELIA, attended by •Ladies 1; THYNNE . rllO RAmtoa, Genprais CARTWEIOUT and FIMIOY, the:Honourable GasvtLLE i rode to St. George's Chapel, where a Sermon was jn eached 'by the Dr. Cooxsow, from the - 119th idere, - and alterwardswent to Frognaorg,' fur lii MAJEtTY to 'dine, where they were met by the and Princesses. EI47AIIETII and Mitay, The - itoyal Horse Guards and Stallbrd - Militit were dra , Vit up in' the Castle-yard, and talnted his - Mt- JPSTY as he passed. ilk MAJESTY expected in I.I.I.CTFIN PETIIIONS. Th 4 (,;11.1,Ncvi.t, tit ExcitEoutn rose, in pnr , u toc.. l ot the i.eiiid iv.ett, to propose an arr.i yolcot \vitt, it , .; the clays on which the a, konte..ted Elections, should be taken i.,,0 eottideration. It would be hers 511)10, lie apprehended, 'to di,!..pire of any of tle2tn the litesetit b t.a tott, but it may be deemed ad vt,,,thie to fix days tor cotHitiering the Irish Election as may 1) 1 / 4 ... proceeded' neon, lat•fore4 the Cott.iiiis:,ithr,.i, theArribrogation, in land. thert:Thre pro.fin'ned,7"fl4:dayt, , cor th© se‘ eral Pctit,ioui to tie taken into consideration, having it under:3(ol that. ther.o :would , be a4ii,fttre. arrangement, and therefore trties would, not consider it trece4saty to pitl,:ire the days now propov. ii(: (..k(1,: is already made them into cotHiLlmition %yen! discharged, , • vferc thyn appoluted fo" 141:ing the several hidi it be sur !•:) tio,il atf;:..gt,lrnent will ta k e ; . ()it rf tlto EXCI-IZQUER 110 had given notice yesterday to I .eave•to bring'in-a gill to enable the Chan-. the Esachequer, for the time being, to fill tl, • otlice of one of the Lords of the. Treasury fOr I , lie thought such a measure necessary to' L . , PAP ( l're col 101.1 as clost,,...;tis' possible between the two Conntr . ; , ,;:. It was necessary, he observed, to i)ring in a 1;01 on the subjea, as, according to tie Ad „Gs Llt,e,en Antte, no 'additional Members could be added to the Board Of Treasury, because it wr):11d be . ,attentkql with anndtlitional expellee.' This 04)j0,t;,..0, tiowever, _was obviated,: as there was not satory to be attached to the present instance to the ()it:it:v.—Leave was accordingly given to,bring . in the • , , The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House adjourned to Monday, TO THE EDITOR OP THE SUN. Sin, A. Report has been titely.propagated,, that all the $l - .2 Bathing ['lace., on iiw Southern Coast of . Devon-, atilt; have been visitc y d %),' a malign:int fever. I-low this report haa originated, it is needles 4 to enquire, ' but Ican.confidently asniir., you that it is. ,aitogel her , unjbundeq., and - Particularly with regard to Sianzo . '4i/i, huen for 3 eiin,ikieriiole time, ist re,..l(kint here, I can ,oer, that there is not snore healthy place in the Liw,,Ydorn, nor one inwe bath for warm in t - 1 euff.t S.it Bathr, The Town 'is peat 11101 clean; 1111: 11)31' 1 .Wt welt Wilplied With l)ro- YtUI and 11W lodvg ; lioustts commodious' sniff o , t niortoble. The extensive st.m.t . it.*4; and the beautiful ,tini pi?:tn«Atte seenei y ail around. 4re, d . e.. lighttul , Tito t.0,, , 5k reSpil4ilbitt company are daily , resorting pr,,bably, the place will soon ( 1 .6 10 in the above-t 11.0 ., ticneu ~.,rottittitest'repr4t- , 1' think it; an att of con,- jvotive to ~:itne 11, night have had .21 NAV,.A.,L NEWS:. PLYMOUTH, JULY 11.---Arrived the Garland, a new Sloop.of War, mounting 5.'2 guns, lately launch ed at Bideford, " for the service , of Government; she c to come into. Harbour immediately, in order to be 'fitted for sea. ' - The Brilliant F i rigate, in dropping from the Har- , bour 'to the Sound, last evening, was set t by tiitt eddy tide, on a rock, off the 'Battery at Mod& Edgecumbe ; but, on "the flowing of the tide, was . got off without damage, and returned into Harbour to have her bottom inspeaed. . - The Harlequin' Slo * op of War arrived this after- noon with the Garland Sloop of War, from Bide ford, in company with another Sloop lately launched there. PoRTSNIOUTII, JULY 12.—Yesterday morning a Telegraphic Dispatch was received at the Admiral's Office, at this Port, for Six Sail of the Line, viz. the Centaur, 74, Capt. WEBLEY ; Ganges, 74, Capt. HALKETT ; ,Spencer, 74, Capt. STOPPORD ; Maida, 74, Capt. LINZER ; Brunswick, 74, Capt. GRAVES; and Mars, 74, Capt. LUKIN, to get ready for'sea with all possible expedition; and immediately a signal was hoisted from each of the above Ships for all Officers and other persons belonging to them to repair oat board. The .Maida and Brunswick were paid their wages, and sailed the same evening for the Dawns for orders; and the Ganges, Spencer, Centaur and Mars remain, but are expected to sail 1 to-morrow. Sir SAMUEL HOOD will hoist his broad pendant on board the Centaur, at the Downs. Arrived yesterday the Emulous Sloop, Capt. STU- 1 PART; and. Linnet Gun-brig, Lieut. TREACY, from the . Squidron off Havre de• Grace ; the Defender, , Lieut. PLOWMAN; Safeguard, Lieut. BALpouit ; and Ant Schooner, Lieut. BIRD; froM a cruize. Yesterday sailed the Sharpshooter Gun-brig, Lieut. Gor.nni, with a Convoy for Guernsey ; the Porcu pine Frigate, Capt. DUN CA N, for the Mediterranean with specie; and the Lin/iet Gun-brig for a eruize, off liavre. Capt. lir.Ywoon has . taken, the , comthand of the : COrnus ; . CPO. StfIPLEY, ,Of La:-Ary772Phe; and Capt. UPTON, of La Sybille, at this Port ; Capt. Hill- I COCK, of the Theseus, is appointed to the Tonnant, t Admiral Ur: COPRCY'ti Flag Ship ; . and Lieut. WOOLIiRIDGP. to the Centaur. Lord CoLLthiowOon and his Fleet we're all welt oti the ad i'lt.6tf,Caciiz, consisting of the following Ships !.. 7 —Ocean (Lord CoLLINGWOOD, Capt. Tito itAs), Atlas (Rear-Admiral roans, Capt. ,N;Nt), Form idalle,Glary, Malta, 2ealons,'ReTenge, Salurn, Illuarious, Eletiea, arid Philomel., The . Thetis and Herald, with the Convoy from Spithead, had joined his Lordship, and, hid gone on for Gibraltar and Malta, accompanied by the Minorca through •the •Gut.--The Enetny's'Sh;ps in Cadiz itre'very quiet, and in . the same state as for several months,' .The homeward-howid Convoy, from Gibraltar, had parted from his Lordsiip to come home. . ,' '-' YeSterdaY the' prisoners of war on board the Pe gam (Howital-ship), and the Guilford, ,were landed ,and marched to , Forton -Prison, near Gosport. These Shipswere afterwards paid off. ' The remaining se ven Prison-Ships;it is expe&ed, will be paid off in succession, and the whole- of tlie.. prisoners here (about 5000) sent to Forton, and to the prison at . .part more. . . ... . , . , • .. . . FALMOUTIT, Jpvt o.—Artived the Ilialsingliam Packet, 49u Alms, ~with Mails, , frern Lisbon, 14 days passage; the Prince of Kies Packet was safe arrived out ; I3is Majesty's Shit, Tribune, Duchess of Bedford Cuts :'r, r r e lyingi4i, the : 1 1 agus spoke His Majesty's Ship Lively al the. Bar.; the fldrian Cutter, Lieut. CARTER, ` from the Channel Fleet, with Dispatches.. Arrived this. days the American Ship : flp4pz/Qi.: Capt. Hoot), 43 days , from .Nortollt, .floklr,.. for orders': "lefi in Hampton Road His Majesty's Ships Bellona, Trinin ph, .4ind Metamptis, fttto French Line-of-battle Ships lying there. Also 4r. r rived the Car terct Packet, PATLasoN, • With ntilS,. from Messina, Malta; and Gibraltar . ; the 0) . 1T/co/Lis Packet sailed; ,days before ; the Young Reglify,t, HAM lI.TaN, from London to Smyrna,- ,was - lost, the Coast of Spain, tiOr Gibraltar; cre - W: Sai•e'd cargo taken possession of by the Spaniards ; the Princess ilugusta Packet was arrived' at Gibraltar, and sailed for Malta :'sPoke-yeS i terdatthe'lluiniestmid:iY` Ilounti Mediterranean Fleet, about 4 50 Sad, much in '":t.t , tmt of provisions, Two Regimetits had lert Sicdy teireinforce. our Army. at Alwkandria.-; • Two Line-of-battle Ships, under jury. -masts., passed up Channel this morning, . . 11;s Ilightiess the DuKE of GLOUCPSTVR, after 1 ~,- „ , His ~ laying thp. thttlitkaion-stano, for the Asyttim of the Majesty's SIIRERNES3, JUI.Y 12.--;aatiCkt 'tits Ship , , .. pmt th u d I),lmb, in . the Kent Read,..on Saturday, ' Peacock, for, Leith. - honoured the LOUIS-MAyoa• witlrhis company •to Cantu out of harbour to the Little Nore His Ma dinner, at the IVlatision4 - iouse. , -psty - s Ship L e d a, L;apt, HoNEYMAN. . . (Wel& were ,yeatefday received at 'lncl:4l7,llam . ~ - - 'The Rosanwnd Sloop ot War, Copt; DEANS, has 1 ii)age,'t'er were the tiotllefft ICS to be in rekvfincs•i 10 re- ' ceive'his M A Atty, the Duchess of BR uNswwx, ar. , (l ! ' made the - Signet for. Convoy to the Baltic,' and ex the 1019YAL F.tmtLY this lay. • ' ' ' '',, peets to sail on Tuesday. n PAX., JULY 11...--Sailed His 1114jesty's Ship Mut. quito on a Cruize. - Arrived His Majesty's Ships Brunswick, 11174,10, and Pelican, from the Westward; Acute Gun-bri, with the King George, vnd another Transport, under convoy from Portsiilonth, and remain in the Downs with. His Majesty's Ships Prince of Orange, Alfred, Forya .Zebra, Desperate, and Mariner ; Harmony vadat; and a Fleet of Transports. YY47 - 1,3 ' voEL bAswiyFitiv,s, ESQ. S . ' The late Mr. paskrip.risTpdssessed knowledge and. f. abilities' hich qualifie&him for a higher situation in society than be Vitt : oer disposed to assume. He was.born, and i j eCeiyfsci'his'eflucation, in France ; he was a fellow-studentith tALoNNE, be tween whom and himself. a friendship began very early in life, which Cf greW:Nyith their growth, and strengthened with their strength." Mr. DESENFstikp 1 ,1 .when he .died, was only in the (id year of his age.. .1 • He bad been in this country between 30 and 40 years. If this 'Gentleman had been a native of-Britain, and had devoted himself to. the profession of_ the law, or to theenlarged views of the .politician, It is very-probable that he would have made a conspieu• ons figure in the Tstate. He was prOfotindly ac- Zpiatnteci with mankind, but 'his knowledge:of the human ,heart did' not produce the least.tendency tog wards'a miianthroPid 4 siiirit. On the COutrary, Ile was- always taive the cause. , of humanity, 4'; I StL, • patro47ol: 1 . 411 - r#lllC4 genius -and miti gate ,distress.. It:As/as - mot necessary. _to make any • particular appeal ft 11 hts:benevolence whenever there • was an oppoquutty,y6, itrn to prpipotc, the happiness or relieve the wants - of his fellow-Creatures. -T_Tporra.r such occasions otit silently ooti Immediately 111 V pursuit of his object,roo t twit proof of his liner. rality generalltA„tfis the grateful aeku6W. assisted. led`Thni''sliGiseonfttlieliPnV::6"6ll3tql7l'it:ra.:°fil has leng raised his name in tltditigatimation of all goad judges. ' l3 f si li a o:t er ';turi tt i l e at, oh o j r ed i s o f k h h. ts i attention, tt he beheld in the . m `the source! •of national opulence but he . did yl ,l 3 i s ot t c h. o e Painting vas opining a' field for the efforts „ of genius i s and; honour, affording scope for 'still higher par p6ses, by elevating the human,chara6ter, illustrating of t in he ora t i r i u ;) t,h , s an of d r c l o ig n i fe c4 r l ri ti the pr o mot i n g 1 - tl Os t t he gra in ti re eoroveose un those who dedicate their powers . 10 t f e y t i e n s g t s the improvement, h,),ppiness, and security of civilizO P , In the year 1799 he 'published a short .ivork, in. Which he presented a plait for gdvatic;in& • the British Arts,:by the establishment of , a national gallery, iA order to give encouragement to rising talents.. Ac cordihi to this pliii;E4 : iintity wad, eoniain por' traits.of all who,ditipgglill. I themselves in* the ser vice of their country, as -ut` tell as •Tepresentatioili of the achievernetili their - heroliin 1) 0 signalized. The plan altogether is the work of a mind animated by ,the most enlightened and cap:" cious designs, and :was: 61-trked upon such prinCiple° that,. while. a was InT6A , ..a for the minutia] it alight hive been, at:complished without any bur, then upon the public. The only ground tJ coMplitint that has ever' be i • , alledged against Mr. ptiscliFANs, implied that, in his partiality to.tho Ancient Alasters, he overlooKe,d , i-i living merit; This coulplaint, however, could nev er have arisen if his character and conduEt had been pro perly known. The truth is, that in the Work allude(' to Mr. DILSBN FANS speaks very highly of the inefi t of English Artists, and declares that " this Coau t l . . 1 10 1 v possesses the first Painters and the best E - grtivers.!': But his respect for British talents was na t manifested only in complimentstry, ' language , P r ' notwithstanding the iftst sums which be must 10 0 devOted to the colleEtion of pictures which he has leftt rind which, ft* iis'exteht;ii (nit! of the most t'alltu tl 4 ° in Europe, it can be proved that he absolutely' vi t " peniled . nine tbbnsa five 'hundred pounds- ill th° . . OfitrOnige oraritish artists'. - ''. •',"-:' ' s i,, t - . , i 1 3. l ig l tne .t y:ear,„ ii 02 , gr.' ir.:YgiE 4 ,„%F A , s ' 's, p u hiisiiet.-: . 1.. Descriptive D Catalogue 0ft,,44 : COlitAioll Of PiCt iir *liitili hi tias'edititt aittn€l.l to purc ha 4e . for the ttt t t . t , and 4 ,, iiito-r.0..c,,..,-. , ho iiiid .• r. anhiyie unrurtunateft,lNG ot POL AND , D i W ~, . 0 honoured him witibtiitti vppointrnettt of Conso ". , . 116r:I of P°l3Pd ' ieV'Oftle 91)ttairit'tAlhii .:calleilidt't ,:::i: was Chosen NV.itli iicMi'BllP„llifilkitlirtiu - i, ate coir,, i t icf,, ..-:,..,,), , .. ...,-..: ~.,-,w l aw e , . ..4. : . ,:',,,,t. *tfsl at, -adair,44, 4w9r , 4 : 44' . 1 01 he ditie l '; • Schools of •; colebrity.. ThC;!, , 1411110:4 11 P" - ‘ 4 ' f r l iti i "Dilly i •Justr.and :tunas./ . aettovult .of Ole , i11e , 1 .. .. , 91 . tile Nspedise: %,I, , ,Cnits; Va, besides all its l', strui:tivcornulentsitualsagaoious EettediorOt i,S' en. tiered very entertaittingj by... anecdotes ,of'- tne ,_,, :Veral mas ters , historical notices, ingenious strotf: 'Of humour, strung marks of good sense and unittlea , ~ ed piety. - :. :a fu' u rl‘ d al co rlib u De rt 2r e as t i ) E tt ri s 'l: :: V il tl i l i . 1 I.l l l ;: l) : rl Tt i vi i4:° v. 1.1:11r:^i:lf-t'ettril'Ill'%:1"'.::i si:u:1;; ` :111::111t.g' :itilill4hl'll)::467. .cellent heart, and alt. expansive Mind. ' - „,,,, e ie The only ~ to esteem and regard, and Whose character grit, outline f o oje a g n oi i ii n g dt t:: i i d h i l i tT t(,) ‘, iiiotep.eartnt.l.iciiiliii:4-itii::o-"ttut :ill , villain/ int.114,..,..i. ~..i..,i„.....--t f,ici coilielet teli '' receive adequate jiistice (flint n c0i1,...;0piii.5.,ic.1,,,. „