The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-23 00:00:00

C'7 LONDON GAZETTE, August 21, i Boa. Dim iting-street, August 21 , I Boz. The King has been pleased to appoint Sir John Burlase Warren-,_ 'Baronet, Knight of the Most Honourable, Order of the Baiti, 'and Rear Adinital AA the - White'Squadron'of His Majesty's Fleet, to be - His Majesty's Ambassador E'irraordinary and Pienipotentiary.at the Court of St. Peteisburgh. , The King has also been pleased to appoint James Craufurd-, Esq. to be His Majesty's Agent at Rot. terda.n. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. .; Wm. Chilcoti, late of Lamb-street, Spital-fields,"pluinber, August z, at ten B4VKRUPTS. James Taekman;of Exeter, linen-draper, to surrender 'Aug. 2.8, Sept. tr, at ten, and 061...2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Blandford ad Sweet, King's •13ench Walk, _lnner Temple. Richard Behenna, late of Penryn, Cornwall, now of Lon don, maltster, to surrender Sept. 17, at one, .Ig, and OCR. a, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Windle, Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn. William Heald, of Wakefield,- Yorkshire, Timothy Heald, of ditto, Richard Henry Heald,. af ditto, Joseph Heald, of King-street, London, and Richard Foster, of Wakefield, merchants, to surrender Sept. 15, s 6, and O. 2, ,at ten, at the Pack Horse Inn, Robertown, Yorkshire. Attor nies, Messrs. Palmer and Tornlinsons, Warntord-Court, Throginorton-street, London ; ..or Messrs. Rosland and Sony Huddersfield. Cohn, Lair, late of All Saint's, South Elmhatn, Suffolk, shop keeper, to surrender September 3, at four, 4,, and 0 etobey 2, at ten, at the Tuns Inn, Bungay, Suffolk. Attornies, Mr. Kingsbury, Bungay, Suflblk - ; or Messrs. Tarrant and Moule, Chancery-lane, London. • • Daniel Simpson, late of Broad-street BuildingS, London, warehouseman, to surrender Sept. 17, at one, 13, and Oa. 2, at 1 - •.'n; - arGuildhall; London. Attorney, Mr. P. 'Hurd, Furnival's Inn. john Boulton, of St. Martin's Lane, Middlesex; upholder, to surrender Aug. 28, Sept. 7, and OCI. 2, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely-Place, Holborn. Christopher Clark, of Buckingham-street, Strand, viatialler, •to surrender Aug.. 23, Sept. as, and od.. 2, at 'ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Cocket, Nassau,' - street, Sbho. Jahn Calderwood, of Clarence-place,-PentOnville, Middlesex, wine -merchant, to surrender Aug . .. 28, Sept. t 1, and Oa at ten; at Guildhall, London. AttOrnies, 11 , lessrs. Dawes, 'Angel-Court, Throgmortou-street: - • - - William Naylor, of Liverpool, Lancashire, tirhher-rw.rchnt, to surrender Sept, 6,7, and UCH, 2, at on:, at tr.:: Globe - "Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Bards well, Fenwick-street, Liverpool i or Mr. I.3lackstock, Fig-Tree Court, Temple. , DIVIDENDS. Sept: i 4. James 'FlueVali and Robert Hesheth, corn-met .chant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, joini-street; Liverpool. , Sept. 2.5. Griffith Jenkins, of Swansea, Ginmorganthire, tanner, atone,' at the Mackwortit Acme Inn, Swansea. OA. 9. fohn Martindale, of St.-Jayne.,':.-street, Middlesex, wine -merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 18. Rich. Porter, the younger, et Derby, .groder, at eleven, at the Fox and Owl Inn, Derby. Sept. 13. Thomas Cartwright, of Manchester, upholsterer, at three, at the White-Horse Inn, Manchtster. Sept. is. Thomas Robinson, of Liverpool, timber-mer chant, at eleven at the Globe Tavern, john -:street, pool. CERTIFIC4TES Sept. rz. John Cooper, of Chorley, Lancashire, cotton-ma . nufadurer. Edward, Brewer, of Cricklade, Wilts;:money-scrivencr. james . :Tatbck, of Finch-Sine, London, tnlAcr. IVLIILS. ri: _ ARRIVED ll°Nand . French z - PRICE• r STOCKS, T 1 TS :JAY AT TWP.LIic . O'CLOCK, Consols. - - 68 I Onln'ittra - THE SUN. QUIS DICFKE Disc O.N .0 QN, 4u 5 . 7: i 3, ISoz„ YESTERDAY We received the. remair,ing I' ( .77js Paprs,of the 17th inst. and a sett of the r Fih, and' this rpprning a Monitm- of the lath. - The lattercontains a curious article, doted. from Genoa, giving an account of tbe depredations co rn _ nutted by the D.E -.4 of ALGIERS on, the dqferent Powers of Europe, and on a few neighbottring States in Africa, This article appears to be=inserted for the purpose of displaying the motives Of an attack upon the territories of the bey, which, according to the intelligence lately received, of the sailing of an Expedition from Franc for 4.4/gier..r, is about to be made. That Presents to the amount stated in the sutnmary alluded to, should. be made to. t hi s . Piratical Soveteign for the purpose' of purehasing his forbearance, does not certainly reddund very highly to the honour of Civili . w.cd Europe. Other Articles extremely inimical to Algiers, haVe hefc7c zipeared in the Maniteu'r, which, adtled to tite present, -leave • little doubt of the existence of an intention on the part of France to make some hostile :attack upon that . Piratical State. It appears by an article from Berne, that the Frelvetic,RepubJic: is determined to enforce the esta blidunent of its Constitution in the refraftory Can tons of Uri, ScLwitz, and Underewald. By a Proclamation of the Central Government of the Re.. public, those Cantons are peremptorily called upon reinstAte, within eight days, all Persons em. ployed there by the Government, and to assemble forthwith, !or the purpose of eleding Delegates, in • the loran prescribed by the Constitution. From the disposition.hitherto shewn by the . Cantons, to Avhom this Proclamation is addressed, it is not pro bable that they . will very .. readily submit to the in jurictiOns it contains, It is stated from Stutea7,4 that the Ei•PERGit 5f GE PMANY has zcceded to the Conyentiozi coo.. clud€d at Paris on the 4th of June, respecting the Indetunities.—This intelligence wants conftrnaa. tiun ; but the dispositions lately made by His LA. PERJAL MAJESTY ' for the purpose of finally,-ar ranging the business of the Indemnities, give is an air of probability. , A report has reached Vienna of the death , of the GRAND SEIGNIOR ' but it does not come in any shape that entitles it to,belief. TheFiire per Colts. were on the 17th at 53. 80. and on the 18th at . . 53. 5. A Hamburgh iffa . il arrived. this morning, the Contents of which. were anticipated by the Dutch Mail which arrived on Saturday. On Saturday the PRINCESS of WALES honoured Lord EARDLEY with her company 'to dinner, at the delightful, seat, called 'Belvidere, _where her Royal Highness was entertained with th',t unosten tatious hospitality, which has ever charaderised its noble Owner, and which Her Royal Highness's amiable. condescension and affability entitle her to. Indeed the PRINCESS, by her engaging and benevo. lent disposition; renders herself alike dear to the Nobleman and the Peasant. 'Saturday night's Gazette contains a Ncktice from the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Trea sury, stating, .that the following Works made and erected by the West India Dock Comp-ay, at Black_ wall,- are so far completed; that the same are it for the reception of ships. and goods respeEtively, viz. the Entrance Bason at the East end of the Works, the Great Dock, three.. Warehouses on the North side of the Dock, numbered z, 4, and 8 ; and the. Quays or Wharfs. from the North' side of the Lock, at clic East entrance of the Dock, alOng the North side of the same Dock, and terminating at the North side of 'the Lock; at the West entrance of the Dock. We mentioned a shOrt time since, that a Com pany of Gentlemen' had subserihed 4.00,0001. , for the purpose - of making a, Canal from the Bason of the Grind Jun Zion Canal, at - Ntidington to the ,London Docks at Wapping. We lutVe been fa vc.ired with the folloWingZescription'Of the . line . whteh it is intended this Canal F<hall take : It will commence. at the Baca at Paddington, cross the, Edgeware Road with a liYtle nation; pissing the front of -the i Queett"s Head and ArticbOkeTublic.bonse from 'that:O across Tot. te n h a m : Coutt.road, b etween S t . J ames ' s b ury i ng _ ground arid the New,River reservoir ; cross the New Road at the east coiner of Bedford Nursery,. and proceed. in a direct line across Gray's Innilane,- ai . the west cornei, of the Welch Charity Salim!, .over th,e . valley 13agnigge Wells, and und er the field south of the New River Head ; cross St. John-street, North - of Taylor's Brewhouse across Goswell-street, SOnth of ; the City Road 14elow the Turnpike-gale North of Lady Lcmley's Alms Houses, Hoxton ; Kingsland-road, hear the Ironmonger' Alms-houses ; Hack ney-road, through . Wlicialesex-T!ace ; Betbnal_Greeii New Rond, - IWhitethapel-road at the Mount, proceeding in nearly a direct line_to Wapping Docks, at West's Gardens. • A Commit tee. I;as been named to appry:co Parliament at its - Meeting, for an A6t to carry thik useful work into immediate execution. The alterations 'making in both Houses of Par liament, consist principally of a gallery in a right line from the present smoaking-room of the House of. Commons, to the apartments of the Serjeant at Aravi, on the Northern wing, which ar6 to he thrown into Committee Rooms. The broad flight 'of stone, stairs at the back of the court of King's Bench - has been also taken away, and that whole space_ is to be thrown into a lobby to the House of Lords. The long stone passage between, is to remain in its present state ; but a flight of stairs is to be opened direaly at the Southern encl'of it into the lobby of the House of Commons, by which the Member's will enter by a shorter way at the angle, than they now do by the circuitous passage of the,gont stairs which leAl to the gallery. The Spealc.grs, house has been also pulled down so low as tbo firs( floor : some say it' is 'only to be repaired; otherS. that -it is to be re built in the Githic order, Upon the enlarged plan of the new Parliament HOUse. The Clergy are now. engaged in choosing Pro curators to represent the several Arclideaconries at the General Convocation to' be held at St. Paul's before:the ILVIIE ISH OF:Of CANTEI . O3IIRY, on the st of S:epternber. A peremptory order .has been received at Calais froth Paris, that in ftiture no 'persons shall be per mitted to 'embark in An English vessel. En'glish Packets had been permitted to. take Passengers froan Calais, and French Packets to take Passengers froM Dover, butt this is now-dope away, and persons:re turning to' their native .cou:it;y, must! came in a French vessel or not at all. Three boxes of the Curiosities of Egypt, landed last week at Plymouth, which *ere chiefly colleit ed among the ruins of Ancient Athens Itncl Corinth, by Lord . Ei,Ors's order, have been opened for the inspection of the Curious. They contained one brass cannon mounted on wheels, of which there are, in other boxes, a r for a'Royal Salute, and were used at the Siege: of" Cairo by BONAPARTE ; they are so light as to be.drawn by one Artillery Soldier, and did great execution in that City. Another box, on opening, produced, a most beautiful and ele gant Specimen of real Grecian Sculpture, the figure of a Centaur. A third contained two shafts of pil lati, finely carved, ofEgyptian granite. The remains of the late Lord GitcSVisOit were on . Wednesday removed from Eaton, where they had during the morning, lain' in state, to Eccleston Church.' The ,Mayor and Corporation of Chester, and an immense concourse of people, attended o n the occasion_. General Gliosv EN'oa and Mr. DRAx GROSVENOR were the .chief mourners. • The Glaitiz Transport is in the Downs, on her way to Portsmouth, where she is to remain some days.: she has upwar,li of 300 male and female CotiviOs On hoard, Now South Wales. 'Her Letter-hag'at the Post-Ofiite will not be closed be fore the end of the week. ' r ~~ NAFAL. NEWS: PORTSMOUTH, ,A 176, 22. .4P.irtIVED this da - k, - Hi3 Maje Sty's Ships ki/"ls sanaer and .I!..nrus, from Malta, with Troops ; also the Milbrock froth Gibraltar ; and Nel son, DONALD, from Havre:de-GraCe. Sailed His Majesty's Ship R;-itizbler on a Cruize ; the Entelrize, STREtc, for Danzic ; and Fielding, SMITH, for ,Petersburgh.. , W Harbour,ent out et Nis Majesty's Ship Ha- zard. ' Yesterday several Gentian Soldiers were appre hended at Cumberland Fort, 'charged with having counterfeited One Pound Notes on the Portsmouth and Hampshire Bank. . , ILIRIVZCH, Auc. 22. YESTERDAY morning arrived the Prince of -Orange Packet, Capt. BRIDGE, with the Mail and Passengers from Helvoetsluys ; and in, the afternoon of the *same day sailed the icing George, Capt. P. DEANE, with the. Mail and Passengers for Helvoet sluys ; and the Prince of fra/c:,-, (ipt. A. DEANE, for Cuxhaveni with the Maij and 69,003 ounces of foreign coin. FALMOUTH, AL c. 20. ARRIVED this day, the, American Ship 1 7 olant, Capt. POLLARD, 30 days passage from Charlestown, with sugar, coffee, &c. for orders ; the Gannet Sloop of War, of 18 guns, Captain Boluit. - )ws, and Nimble Cutter, Lieutenant COCHLAti, from a Cruike against the Smugglers, and sailed again this day ; the Sloop johll (ma' 77.72inq5, 'BAY- Nor:, from' Carmarthen, with butter and oats, sailed, again for. London ; the . Pilot Schooner Rose, Capt. CAWSE, and spoke off Scilly, on Tuesday last, His Majesty's,Ship Delft, of 64 guns, Coro mandel, of 54, guns, and. Melpomene, of 40 guns, from the West Indies for Portsmouth ;• the C1au5.:72,7, Revenue Cutter, THOMAS, from a Cruize ; the Bark .Princess . Royal, Capt. -, from Lon don for the West Indies; the American Ship Mar.„ der, Captain MARTIN, from H,avre.de,Grace for Lisbon. Passed this Port for liambutg,h, the American Ship Janus, Capt. CHANDLER, .ir) 28 dAys from Baltimore, with sugar, coffee, &c. Arrived this evening, the French Lugger Le Furet, Capt. CEI AR R ER, and the French Brig La Cybelle . ,' Cap r. MADsoN, with . salt, frarn Noirmoutier. .Sailed the Brig Eclipse, C:tpt. jAm H Es u ND ER . salt, for Malaga. The King George Packet, with Lisbon Mails of the 3d and loth inst. is still detained by contrary The Duk e : Q r . -Keid Packet, with Leeward-Island Mail of the x Bth insL will sail on Sunday, if fa vourable wind. The Prince Ernest and Prince^s Charlotte Packets, are appointed to take out .the Maiks of nc;:t month • for Jamaica and New-York. 1 The Wahingbam Ricket may be expelled to arrive ; to-morrow. with Mail from ,Lisbon, bloWit)g very favourable for her all day at S. W, Ir is reported that MAJEsrv, on leaving Weymouth, v Plyrnouth,and the Fortress of Pendennis Garrison, TAl)out two miles distant from this Town ; if so, the inhabitants of Cornwall will be highly gratified at a sight they have long wished for. Our fishery goes on but slowly; about 16,000 hogsheads only-have been taken, Orders have been receives', at Plymouth for the folloci;ing Men of War, now fitting for sea in ILI . moaze, - to get ready tor a Cruiz.e in the Channel, -before the Equinox sets in, viz. Ship Con:minders Bellcisla_ - - - . - 8.1 •Wki—rßY. -Rear Admiral DACRES.• e Capt. LITTLEHALES, Courageuk • - - 74 ---- HARDY. l'isgard - - - - 4J WALL'S. Hussar - - - - - 33 —P. WILLIAMSON. Sirius - ' - - 36 DROWSE. Caryafort -r, . - , A 1 u GAY. They are to b^ vi&,ualled and stored completely for four.months. Centaur - - - - Dispatches have been received by the La r k Sloop, which arrived at Plymouth on Tuesday, stating the loss of the Sensible of 36 guns in the Red Sea : but the particulars of this unfortunate event have not 'yet transpired. The Passengers in the Townsend were, the Rev. H. CAMPBELL, from Antigua, Capt. ARBUTHI!TOT, of the Bth' West India Regiment, and Capt.' Ro w frOm St. Kitts i and . Mr: PICKERING, from Tortola, The latest letters by the Packet from Halifax, are dated the z6th .of July, when His Majes ty's ships Boston, Andromache, Pheasani, and Lilly,. were lying in the harbour. The Princess Amdia Packet sailed from ,Halifax for ,NewYOrk on . the 22d of July. . The Rev. W. COKER, .W. TiAtINAY, and 1, LAW, EsqrS. Mrs. JENNINGs and Son, and - Mrs. CLA'Rtc. and Child, came passengers irs the Packer from Halifax, • 1PEY11106174 Ave. z r. , His Royal Highnes's the PRINCE of WALE'', arrived yesterday afternoon; 'andafter promenading' the Esplanade, with the KING and PRINCESSES, spent the ' evening with THEIR MAJESTIES at GloucesterlOdge. This morning His MA -J ESTY,. accompanied by the PRINCE Of WALES and DUKE Of CUMBER, LAND, attended by Colonels CAR TWR I,GHT and FITZROY-,- rode to Maiden Castle,• to review the Oxford Blues, now in quarters at-Dorchester. The QUEEN and PRINCESSES rode„jri their s _ garriages through. the village of Upway... .. . Last night a Private of the Guards broke open the house.of Mr. BOLT, and stole a silver watch:— he was surprized by. the. Neighbours before he had time to perpetrate further,depredation ;. they pur.. sued him, and found him concealed in a boat, wrapt in thesails. After yndergoiog an ex am i nat i on be.. fare the Magistrates, the. Culprit was committed to Dorchester Prison, to take his trial at the As. sizes. DOVER, AUG. 22. LOrd CHOLMONDELEY and family sailed this morning in the Ve'nus Passage Vessel, Captain SHARP. A melancholy circumstance occurred on board a French Passage-vessel last night : Mr. WRIGHT', an eminent Seedsman in- the Strand, London, who .was coming Pasienger; suddenly jumped overboard about ten o'clock at night, when, the vessel was about mid-channel, and sunk immediately.. The vessel was instantly hove-to, and every effort made to discover and save'him, but in vain, BRIGHTON, AUG. 22, WHETHER the Inhabitants of London are more disposed to migrate this• Summer than usual, or whether the attraCtions of Brighton have prevailed over those of other Watering-places, we do not know, but certainly it is crowded this year beyond all former example, notwithstanding the.great 'in— crease of buildings, Tbe Impoct4tions too. from Dieppe are alsc, pretty. numerous, alld the tri— coloured cockade is now as little ,ap .Pl)j ea of curiosity . ,as . it wa r s formerly of alprelienaion, The Theatre, - with the as;istance now and. then of 'a London 'Performer, and by the suppression of .raffling, succeeds tolerably Well. The Officers of ;the Prince's Regiment last night bespoke Speed the sua-rT Was tohave played Sir AM Handj• and EMERY ,Earmer. itchiTeld. The audience. were, however, disappointed of the former, fin:he was ob liged to play in the Haymarket.. Mr. and - Mrs. Pot' Elare engaged here 'for a few nights; they .make their first ;ippearance .in Young Beville and . Indiana', on Tuesday. 1,61-4 THuRL9 w is:here, and we are happy to, add, in very good . health. The Adz..evture, the loss of which-has been so, .much the subj e a of conversation, is gone to,Shore ham. The plank through which the hole was made,- in con3epi,-nce of which. she 'snA7_ oilier, and cent seald up to London. Much of the corn in this neighbourhood is cut and the crops are in general unusually ab4ndant. BOGNOR; Auc. zo. THEarrials here are : Mr. Chambers . Capt. Scott Mrs. Chambers • Mr,: Walker -- Mr. Ratcliffe, Rev. Mr. Middleton 'Mrs. Meyer Viscount I3oyne - . Miss Meyer Viscountess Boyne , : Mr. Scott The Hon. Misses Hamilton' Sir I.' MusgraVe. Colonel Scott Lady Musgrave Mr. Vright lfs. Purkis Rev. C.Sturges - , Mr. -A.. Atcheson Mr. Marsh Mr. Newbury Countess or Newburgh Mr. Aust Mr. Dudrnan i Mr. and Mrs. Huskisson ' l i a o ( r i d Y C S f li t" i i ll t i t i o r.c. i i t Mrs. Dudman Miss ijUdman - Mt. W. T)udman Lady Temple ViscoVut 'Dudley and'Ward • Lord Cobham ViscOnOess Dudley and Ward Mr. Fry and family The 1..),'1v,*-17 Marchioness . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey of Bs,.1:1 - i, atid thing - liters ' Mrs. Montagueand family, Mr; and Mrs. V. Bickford Mr: BuSck - i . Miss Cardita ' ' ' - Capt. Dalrymple• Miss Leech' Tbe-H on . Mr. Grant, Mr. S'andan ' Mr. Haslar . . Mr. Elliott . ---- ' -•-- -' Mr. IL HaSiar Mr. and Mrs. Atcheson' 1, , - Mr. Snow . . Lord and Lady Langford, and, Mr. I,ivivland.- . family . . The Northarnpion Fencibles om IVednestial. arrived at Leicester, and on Friday continued their. rout; to their own COunty, for the purpose 9E being disembodied. They .served 4ring the War in Ireland, where an hundred,of them. were dis charged. About two hundred more were dis charge4l at Liverpool. About 2060 letters have been delivered, from the. Indiamen lately arrived, but a greater number, we understand, =main' or board until the 17:ess0q. ,arrive in the river. On. Saturday se'nnight, at about halrpast ten; o'clock in the evening, the moon rendering the evening as light as day, a young lady as ,valkink alone at Brompton Crescent, when a hackney_coaek drew up, and two men forced' her into it, in spite of her ineffedual struggles, and repeated cries of" my father,' my rnotheri &e." The' cries, murder,ri es,liow rape, r,brought several persons out of their houses, and,among the rest, a young gentleman wi' c ' ran after the coach,- and being close to' it,• notes down the number, but not till he - had'rer,eived some severe blows with the whip, from the coachnian- When ,the coach 'reached Hyde-park. turnpike, tt either stopped, or was stopped, and the men within produced a letter, purporting, that tneLaciy wa ; MiSS CHARLOTT E SEYI4OUR, Who was insane, ant l ' had.escaped her keeper-:, who had then again se- Cured her. On this, the young' span in q uestiffll discontimied the pursuit, and no turf her inciairY has been made, though the circumstances naciatil'i excite great curiosity, conversation, and suspicion, in the neighboOrhood of Brompton. The Mationa' Addolorata (a Neapolitan) Tarese) fromltaly to Barcelona, with Staves, L takeP by the Algerines • • 4