The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-21 00:00:00

THE LoNDOII . ' GAZETTE EXTIL4O.I7DINAIiIP. SATURDAY, DkEilßh . l i 9. ~~.- ,~.f .ddmiratty-.Office, Dec. 19. Captain Yen, of gis Majesty'g Sloop' ti fi Ande, arrived thinfiernoon at thin Office, with s)6iitehes. tfoin Bear-Admiral si r Wm. sidney'Srnitir, tinted Oth Dttceinber. .soOtig, flint ti `t; Prince Regeot of Portogal, with , the,. w . hole. Itrlyarramay, cow si.diog of Fifteen Perhons, einti'arked for the lirozlis,, with beVep Sail cif fhe' Line, five Frigates, three Arnmi Prigs, anct - tipwaid3•ot thirty Brazil IVierchmi l t Vessels. 7 • • ~, "rhe Port ug s attended by Alajesy. ty's Ships .14Lititroiotigh . , •Lontion,,.Mentateibi;Anct, ii,;(llbetl, tinder the command.ol Cipt. AlodwcPno.., Portogue , ;e Line-oc-bat Ile ShiP= is ron . Only one serviceable . l'OrttigueAtUirvt . tit-hattle Ship arid three ben' letiilnithe '1.".1411i.,, Eight Russian Line-of.battle- Ships re. ihaito‘d ip the 1 igus, only three of which were in a concht:on for sea, Ilear-Admiral Sir Sidney' Bmitli ha"; resumed the: hio:;kado of the Port of, ;.,isbon with. fii - re •.'1:1i1 of the Lit;tt, and will prob:ibly . b} this time' have been. joined by an addition :41 Squadrdn'of Line-of-battle LOrci Stranfvford, tlis'll/14esty's Minister to the C,turt cli:isben, is 111-r-I.i:tea in the Conti:inlet. ", 46 Tia 2 pal ticulars of the tthove intelligence will be pub. in an Extraordinary gazette on Nionday. MALLS. Aittl:V&D--.1 Lisbon, t Dublin. Dvt —2 Gottenburgb, • 2 5 Waterford. THE SUN. iOttIVI tIVIS fAL!UM AIJUEAT ? LONPON; I IF:. ; MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1807 J,:, The Gazette Estranrclinary, which his ) Ben pro.' tnised for 'this day, with the.particulars of the Royal Eanbarkation.froin he one of the most interesting publications of the kind that ever ap-, .peitred. It. was oriel).' very great pleasure tht)l on Sattirday ' we- corninuniccuecl,, craw' : authority, the substance of that irnportant inteiligence, : hronalit by Majesty's . Sloop Coo flatlet., *hick,. almi after 'fits: SUN was put to PrLi:i; alifiealt4 in a Gizette Extrwrdinary. We tire assured that diir Govranent, some tine,ago, received the most tote ciniv-ntatl proofs tharthe Court of Portugal liatilient tuthedovernbr nfiVradeire theornmit that.place to the . protu_uion of tie British Arms. ,Heace Nli nihrt•ri had' a soleinn pledge of the sincerity' of the C:ilart of Porti.i4al in its triosaaions with Great and of the r„,ility of itslintvrition to remcJvc ~ n ciap.ges,p!:,,Vrench !.ebjugat ion. I. , :rd.SrttANomotti), our Artibib3aLiot - to Portugal, ar rived on Sattirday, sand;b*.l fin inftediate connnu nic;iiion with Lordsinishas ttegnired the very able mann er in w h gre,at ich . he has Contin6ted hireseli'd6rhlp; the 'arduous and deli• cite situation in, wilieiti,,lse„stood at the , paufl, of Lisbon. _There can:l)4llQ (lgt11?t that, the PRINCE rtt:rl,2twr was folly aware ~ of the danger' that ap., proaeSed; but it is fkr;hly" 'probable .that the Couneiii, ihe . convoyed t,brough. the Inetlioin ot' his Lordship, ,o-'J aidecl by hire 'aeltrroWledged talents, contributed, in a great nieashre to cnrifirrn the Prince in his - intentions, 'arid facilitated thin groat event, has' preserved his . own'. sa4tty abet liononr, and which will he inoduc- . five of incakillobie a‘ivatitageti. to this Cotvitry.. A;; the order given by the hinges 13. E GENT u). .the corner of !Madeira was sent 80 . ~igo n4'4420'0'0;1" a id ;.ia the ttlcasure of putting it into ei4 4 ention CritrOSt,t,'d to , S 0 able . itOd .80 tpiri(Cd*4lli 01,lieer as Sir SAMUEL 11000,. there is lull reason tb bql;wve., tb!.it the ' 1144 ' 7 'mire Owlet. Brit ,it th.it the, his Fat4ily,,, the tiN„ whole of tits persons tan wi1 , t1,46(11 1 6 ,t.0n1Y " (rol`l tho pil*f.TUtt.lol.l at Vekinee,- but the tileans of ro Envire Ot much greater inagni ,., Rid,. and illyoFt . JiiLe than that •!..Vhich — they have be ;eo abtnidon, '. / Previol4- ly tilt: vtrttLltlz, , ,..R.ttt of the PRINCE ItitoEtri., lie' , issued: . a .Manifesto, in winch ito inform the .whoin he. Was rt.:ant:ed, to th e ,' severe •Iteessesity of. deserting, that he had; by b) consid,t.jrible cildiavo,t,`; - r c ed to conciliate the 4=t,Vfs'runle 7L' to 1 1 . ;I:lotsi that ohjeJ':was , tn , role, as he 4art, aivi v ay h dope,. tp and iIIt h'i4 . l iour: to ,tie th:it foun.i the: in - Ivo:04)114y ells{ r;biki4idiairs in a. aC I . or in inly con*atittle Wltsi 111 Q oi ; '; .9 . ;‘ll.llepqrsemal tite rti:conseeptettce of the nelertnin4tioo. or tlft: .Fret) ,-,11 Goverament, Ile . had bean , reit-of:et! in. Hit,: fieco.ssay o f , the raid. (.4 . Placing slit Qv: MN' and FilWilY Ut).dUr •tretek . tion b ear f ill y Clo 14irig: of Grei . .st lit ita tt ; flat they'were 6n the point of,Troceeding f o r the purpose of leaying opeo't he means of Negotiation ; but that, sLT - 114 aII4C,CCSS to evens be shut tip, he had ~resolvedAo transfer the Royal Family and the .seat of Govern . harkation ; and, hi along conversation with iota anent to the Brazils. The People,, therefore, far • STit,4lfproan, expressed her full convi6klonsifjbe 4' from condemning a mea4ure was render di of that Inaq're• - absolutely necessary , by 4he #nger of the ru.ast . Ihe Russian VIT))11.1 GRA' gone of dreadful calamities, bust rejoielH hat an satiable • -ficerS of His Majesty's Ships, who dined on beard Prince; who had done every thing in his power to his Ship in the Tagus, that the crews of the Russian. sender them.happy,. has escaped from the deplorable. • fate that awaated him : Tfii . Squadron,badneTtastcd animal food since-them &- e ',event ,which has. no," „ • ,I tn'uortu, and that in the course of that • . parallel in history, is, calculated to increase. the mrturetro short passage ho had buried 50 men from his own horror with : which the French Government ; is Ship. In they are the most wretched con viewed by all mankind, since . is. evident that . • ;dawn', and not likely to give us much molestation, the.; Court of Portngal had:, done nothing to • three only. sea-,worthy. Thus. has the devour , : giVe? Vienne to .Fraiact,,tbat, du the contrary, it i s , , tog mot -comple4ely disappointed, in bill liad alibmitted to 'the - Most outrageous nod : ;views of employing the twO powerful flanks of Lis 4litproost severeexa6tions, and yet found that nothing : ciamldt ~ • • ' ' prevent. ruin. ; lint the ! ' unW bon and Copenhagen in hiS designs against 'this of 'bon • , ~..try. the, dourt of'Portugar to be guilty 'of the most dis, I , leurable conduct towards this Country, was what offended France, who was not‘content that it should abandon all connexion with-us, and : NOR), indeed, wanted no ,eicuse. for „the , measure on which she hatltesolved; namely, to dethrone the Home of, BRAGANZ A, and assign the Country to a branch of the BUONAPARTE line, or some minion devoted to . the interests of the head. of it. The Public will hear with great pleigure, that the Royal. Family of Portugal_wero attended on this great Expedition by a considerable nunilwr of the Nobility, the High Officers of State, the licadsiof the, Church and the Law„with the Royal Guard3i, and about -seventeen or eighteen • thousand persons,• DON RODILIGO DR SOUZA and .DON. jOIIN mthoti, are said to have been the. two most a6l Mi`and' spirited of the Councillors Who anitnatkl the Prince to the wise and - virtuous measures which he has at ength adopted. But it IS 'gratifying also to learn that the archives, the . treasures, and• considerable other property of great. value,. were ;sa tidy, con Veyed an board the,Vessels; and that though tha Frenck will gain the country of - Portugal, tht y will find 4, people who featowaids them ,nothing but hatred'. and horror: There‘Vas hardly; it seetns,.it minnent . to be lost, at-the - French. under the. command 'of JuNor, were expected to enter LiSbon the day after thii happy enterprize Wascarried into execution. Theirrunediate advantages' which must - result - to this • Country from the etiiigratlon of the Court of, Portugal to the Brazils,- are oly l / 4 - ionsly of the gNaNr, importance, and the commercial . benefits WhiOta weMll4 time derive from it, are almost incal- i • culable. By this'energetierneaeure France has beeif deprived of a source from 1, - vhich she ,has been .con., tinually : Arawlng immOnse fi"nrnst of monq. • perfec t ly -well known that fur a ;.;2ries of years Frame hat;,,; : by threats of. invasion', -extorted froth :PottogM a great part'of its treasures, as the ptiteha'se or the pilau Of • tenipoiiiipund pr.!Carious.safety ; • that in faCt Franeelieakhe" 'poiiescil of the wealth Of t ~, . . • he Brizils withodet4:aatial esscsSiOu'of th , 4ln : But by forcing the Court of Portugal to abandon its European '.possesOns4 BOoNAcAnTE: realiscd" , f a bl e of. the Boy rindtheC ooseond for a little; diptepitlll62r, pOLI' tile gratification of riudiaive tem per, he has sacrificed real aril permanent Artprtrt tages: • he Emigration of , the. PortaitrueseGo't;e6l' , ; ment, - to the will 61:-i;otmie .by -that- of .great nurabc>rs of the. inhal , !, bitants of Pgrtugal, will , give a new face to -Instead of a Colony governed • up& Colonial principles,: they now become seat Of; I"'.ittpirc, a 1.4 by the aid of British 'Cap'. •• tat 'and . British itilluqt , y, til-s local advitti taps, wlaich they pos3ess ill nit tal if not a ' , l l Pe- - rior . dei , re to any spot upon'. t lid! surface of tlat4 al"; will 40 called into aJiou; an,l'a market will be formed fnr . the 't It ed. lfrit:1131; which will atriply:;totrypensate i t t ifor•Any 'n:ittry 4it cir e ur commerce may 3tastniti from thtt roachivatiUns and violeneO of tll i hill i• of other most itnvortatit beiiotll which we ranmt tleiitte from this event', f1i 30140.44 1ieb . .we cannot avoid congratolathq . the Conntri, , ; - :if by the itnAnated rocyCl's shuold lie clep - riedut' caaar iltiff.ll iupply of timber, the;,,,ilta.. zils will 11.:•, °tiered :is an ineN.h:tuit ibie store ; equallif•• nottmpetior:in quality to that which we have, theriO inoCitreet • ho lt) the:North l m.:l there is, at this moment :I , qually cut fiOwnin the Brazils ticriber stifficienflor the eonsttrOi on o f twe n ty Sail of the 'Line ..• if, hrthe.artificesAitr the threat 4 rat . France,. America should-be induced, to 'go mu) war'with this 'COttiatry•,9l.,tr West IShMds can he amply sup plied from with ptovitOtti, with lumber, and, in.:faa, with everyarticie of necessitY Which are now trona Anriokc:L iii t'itry Witt of v:ew, we so'' grounds to n - ;ratt'tiate 'the- C.,'o'intryy upon -this important and ttpreeedented .event ; and- we ,are convinced that the :skill and addre,s which marked the' t0n . 4 , 141 di His Ma jeSty'6 Ministers throng iout the- Whole of this trans anion, will add considersbly to , thepopularitylohtch, they btric already so deiiervedly acquired. • • , It.,was lately reportFd that a very important 4*- mento r eg nant ,w ithA ge r tU .this .Country i : and signed bY , Nki.oLsObr and'TALLMltiCtiri, • hattiallen intacthe hands of his Majesty's Ministers. The known Charaaer of the Fieneh linter and, Agent induced many to treat this.report as weak and Idle,. as it was hardy to be supposed that men so subtle and wary could ever have committed them .selves so, as to sign any such , document, and expose themselves to the hazard of detedionand defeat. But according to another statement which has been made, respeEting / this document, the mat ter duos not seem .to be so iinprobible as it was at first supposed: --It 'Said, : that the Poi lately , issued , a Bull; 'addrdssettio the Titular, i ' , Bishops of Irelina, exhortingthem in the Most forci ble,terms to excite in the minds ; of all people of the R6man Catholic - persurFion, under their influence autkhrealion, an ardent devotion to the views . and , objeelsofßrioNAvAitlrE ; and an expeClation that by his assistaute:and - proteflion they might eventually, obtain an ,uncontrollpd'eSeerdise of their righti, gious,,and political; :It :is also stated, that this, ad-' ,dress . frotk , the it'bniiirCPontiff was ; accompani ed .12KAtioilier , paper, containing a solemn decla- ration On 'the part of;the : French Ruler, that it W,l4 ' his firm . dtterMination to give the : Raritan tathatic'; RAligi, 34 t.4e,ascendancy in .related .% Those till - lons . documents iyhieh correspond very Well,.with some expregS'ilin's,of for the/fate or the Irish Catho lic - If, which have appeared, in the State Papers issued by gle , Friet)cli,a4gliincii ) f, as c ell as .in the dis coarse:of a' Vrath'gishop, c.ime. into . the ILAutli . of Dr. MO'Yr./iN, Titular Bishop of Cork, who, with t!ie fidelity of a loyal, Subjea, submitted the im portant 7 ,docuinents in ques!ion to the Duke of .11,1: is AO obvio46lY the aim of French littler .to make an impression on Ireland, th3titis by no -means improbable that he has en d' , i44 l 4rea 4 )4 ;l.op:ire his way:by the.measure- which. it is said has beau .thus fortuninciy developed., , • • Al' a late , hour ••lass . night -Freyelt , "Papeyi to the 1:3111 inst. reached Town 3 they are principally. tilled with accounts of. BUONAPAtt r ites journey in Italy, of the pubile'fotes, &c. provided fOr hini; he - arrived t ell i . Le the` , 29th ' ult, and ,remained .thltre: op, the 'The three Eletioral Colleges, n 8 tb , )' aPe, called,, svilre summoned to- meet at Milan on the , ri(411.1:, in; t, Captaiii of an Anlerkart Ve . ssel, which has arrived nt Ftlnkmtli from Bonnicaux, reports, that five h VriAtues, fill' of troops, 41 . 11 , :,1 trorri .liotclicAux on the Ist inst. 'supposed for the We,t . r r,bine..4tro rricrei of I lie , lltaltierneet arrived iu the River ho that there are now very tew-but-riltaf hai , e been heard notiscs,TY, and all, the 'Ministers, except Air. the full dress Windsor uniform •on Friby Privy (. ouncil, at Wrin4or. )Ir. PER. , riCi - AL'Wol0:1)1Ock: 1. - .estOilayJnorning His„MAJ43 1)1-1 I A and Anotwo, accompanied by,Lad , cs GRAVE aid CEA , MAjor PRICE, rode to :St, acing - 0:s Chapel, where a Sermon was preached , by ,thy LoN'o, (.lalpter, • and Qd Verse, after ,ivari.ls ..p4Prouj (..h9. fro'm Job 14 , th Ice, The On Pringosses,4sozarts - ru, MARY, and AMELLI, bei.nd Divine Service iii the Palace,' " . ' Nesterd:ly Lord Sr. Hy LEWS,3II7IVeOI in town enaut a: N 'hit to their i'vritifiAitit;in oidsor,flir. On Slit-Inlay,. 4 i'o,ll)4l4t,T..*Biail ,b'eld at ; 40 Forcip etficcoit i . which the Duke of NarkAbili; and the greater partor the Ministers' egtittitcl. Late on:Saturday ,nigin—Lord Alma RA'rt: sent .oft,' her one of the Admiralty Messna ers , copy , O f th ,_, froth4ti• SIL)N - EY ,g ) liT .by 'Clptain .13 iron 13PCICItNnOttFtletV lONVn on'Saturday, on nasSion, 11 . (,nit his Excellency . the Russian Ainbass,idor to the Court of St. Petershurgh. Acti - rift nr, the Austrian Conricr, who went over ti t yice 0,1494 3 nd, and wa4 plundered of his paperi, both public and 'private,. each time, returned. to this country, Will thi3 thly let off a third) tithe with' diApatehes from . Prinee STAIIREMBERG for the Court' of Vienna'. :11to Ktvp-has been pleased to approve and con firm i hc , eleaion of:the IViarquis of T i owto , ttEtit.) and '1 1, of I , ttreesreit to be High Steward of: the Bo rough of 1:m11 , A/oral, in tip: Counties` of VV:.trwick and Stafford, in the stead`and room of the tat qu'ik, his father. P • tt liogular bat iadipatabiQ i tirctLa ali , tr.l4 of Ponruom. recovered the cotriplera pcs session of her "uudersta peviJcs to the ern.. N AVA L NEW S. Actin At LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 19, I.4dmiralty-Office, Dec. Ig. 1807, Copy of a h tetter from Vice Admiral Russell, Ono. inangeKiiPthief of His Majesty's Ships and - Vei. refs fif-thrTexel,-to the Hon. 1P: W. Pole, dated on • board His Majesty's Ship the Flora, Yarmoial lioaih, 16th inst. _ . -Herewith tineloie a letter from Captain Palmer, reporting 'to me,` that he had,•on , the 14tlh.inst. cap. tured the Friedland, Freuclt Lugger Privateer, of ill guns and 42 mien, Which I beg You Will be pleasetl to' lay befOre my Lords Cornmissioners- ¢f ,tbe Ad. f'am, ece. T. M. RUSSELL His • l 'esty's Sloop Alacrity, at'Sea, Lowe re , brine W. by S. by compass, tell tragliesi Dec. 14, 1807. I have the anquaint you, 'that on the 14th' instant, at six Par:: His: Majesty's Sloop*Alti crity, under my aSomittnd, , came up with and cap tnred, after a chacecif livO.horirs, the French teer Lugger' Friedland, of iOniikirk, commanded by Francis Louis Beens, ,being quite a new Vessel, oil her second cruize, mounting eighteen guns, and forty -two men, out *two days, , h av i ng made one 'eapturei a Swedish Galliot. from Stockholm, bound to Plymouth, laden.With' wand irch.'' There is one man killed on board the. Privatee r. •I have,the Honour to be,ke,‘ • ' 'lSigned) Nisi= PALMED. tsselivEsq: t,f the Blau, Commander in Chief, ip . r.,LAtoti v t, DEC. /IB.=—Atrivetl t h e American Sh Pamela, ,T!aten, 'front LBOurdeaux; sEnt itl byiHis Majesty's Ship Add?) tizatle ; Bromcri Ship 41argaretta, sent in by His Majesty's Ship Gi..'1 .0 ./* r!a r an4, i . i 4f ,Spanish Schooner,' Ilitt).le. UtlklloWll, Fa4yy~ni with rnsin ' Prize 'to His Majesty's Sh i p iL 4 s . el • The Tar/La/end Packet /s this moment cone 1 11 . fronl-,Lisl?on. Mr..6-AmatEtt catna home in -her, atid.. getre,off expresswit!l the important infuktnll' -tion that the'Prince Regent had s•nictl for.thAn zils with 'all this Ft et &e. :The Townsliend left St Tagus all hets now also 'reasons for hoping that d! , rinitllZ44e titi4l in our TT last, of the capture 6 f dur Ernest Packet, is unfontided. 'We';Atontinue to 'receive the •rnost 'distresssiok , tacoatints of the etfetas , of the late storms, .in which escort cif. tliti.-fritirrision;, wer e peculiarly un ttii"drivoy from Falmouth to Wales, &c. un ese do" the fortUnate. amounted to utmr 5 ' 3 about a fortnight ago, . when they first loft Fll - liavitig'made , two - atterripti, in Nan], t° r round thoLasd's the' - Iketii : ii.si9n4At ha ck t , t ° Falrnctirthi ; ut with her charge earls, tirno tolttce. t • in number, by some of the. pipihing Ott without her, others bc.:".ttg blMvit otT to' the Vii °.. d • wartl;lothe putting into theWesterty Ports,rand.inilte T.., • • f o 105 to '3l.4lleptiolled 1:11 our lasts-I'4e room"' titi , ,cOnVoy,riew r,Lll,ced to' less than twc,ve, agairt , :froin . Fahnouth city Wednesday, wi th a 114 ' wind, .which has contiou'ed ever since. AtTlerican Si Via ; liow l+ t;,D , With brandy' and . wine rant 110 , 1rileaux„ for New York, detained by the 11 . 0 . 4 Privateer, of Jtry.iy, is arrived at mouth. y her we. learn, ..that hse French ,Frig° 9l full of Troops, sailed front .13,91irdeaiix - about the 4 r it itttant, supposed for the West In di `,13. PLYMOUTH, DLL:. I I),--•I he.Ptimoile Frigate, wh ich arrived' hese On Thursdaylast, I'l , ll w i t h t he tiorr 4 7 witrti 2 bNitid transports, frptn Buenos Ayres, u 6det cob'. em us ; of-tl4 guns, Rear-Adilli;' atthe,Sitips were i n great. ' 0•‘ , p . roi-i,iorri :1141 vvater, in' consequence, of which A4 . ' miraliNinattox dispatched the Poinfnie to thispatt; to procure themetessaries;:* - anted., Which were int" Inech.ttely shipped on boarditie Pomue .41irkrra Frigates, and Plot) Sloop of War, ; I°4 yesterday those ps sal four Shi TA' to . the westw.ir" to lout the Transports, which were left by more in the Oiannel beati t3o' agaillst strong easterly' wind, and as' soon as'a shift of wi" d takes place their arrival tiny be e?tpe6letl.• • . , Arrived, the CDiossiq, of 74 gun,, from .the Chan. with Fleet /644 n ft yr , lett • 1 -PtPens an il'orailges, from M es sina, bound to 1• 0 °: d(11), put in 'by contrary minds ; J0.47i,e - N4T oma"l MAeicolt;laden With'fish and oil,':frem Newtbuln4- land, bound to Poole. Atiiyed the Racehorse and. To.ritound Sloops . War from .1 cruize. . Sk!RIF,IPr*;;DEc. 7.- —1 his day a Court DP r.. .r . ri,il was held on hoarfi Al..9 , ;,ty's Ship Nara- Sheeeness Harbour, on t seamen ana t ! two marines of his Maje'sty'sSloop Ch a llenger, CA It tw:it, for eizing a boat, and cis sorting ; when VW charges lung' proved,' in c o nsideration of ,tW ir Dishes youth, - they wereonly adjudged to receive 5200 each. ' Wept of Harbour his Majesty's Gun -b Sparkler, Lieut. Di;vti=i Cotnnl'alltier. Royal 1),-oheigh Nltlitia 4)am:bed this Moro" ibr 111,,,-gate,-and will not b#_replaccd by 0 Garri'o. otter Corts, as the East Suffolk, who ale irr