The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-25 00:00:00

+v~ar~k ~~'. From the . LONDO.,V GIIZE7TE, Sept. 24, 1805. Lard Chamberlain's Office, Sept. 24, 1805. Orders for the Court's Chatige of Mourning, on Sunday next, the 20th instant; for His late Royal Highims the Duke of Gloucester, His Majesty's Et I:other, viZ• The Ladies to weu Black Silk, fringettor plain Linen, White Glov,s, Necklaces, ana Far-rings, Black or White F.a 4, 41'1 ' 4 . .114105; lintliL4c, White vr , Grey Latestrings, Tabbies, or Da. 1114, Toe Grntlernen to wear Black, full trimmed, fringed or„ ;Asia Linoo, Buick Swords and Buckles. I.lm.ress.---G icy f rocks. Coutt to change the Mourning further on Sunlay thu oth of ()etcher next, viz. The Ladies to %tear Block Silk, ar Velver,colouretl buns. l'aris, MU , TIPPetS ; or plain w or W hite 4114 Gold, or White and Silver Stalls, with Black Ribbons. The Gefitiernen to Weal' Black Coats. and Black or Main White, Of White and Cold, or White and Silver Stull' 43i coats, tull, trimmed, coloured Swords and Buckles. And on Sunday, the I 3th Day of O&ober next, the Court to go out of Mourning. MAILS. Hatphurgli, 3 Gottkuiburgh, s Llutilin, terfold. t Wattriorde PRICE l) r STOCKS TRLS PAY AT Twgt.v& O'CtOCK• Consols THE SUN. 601-13/1 QUSII ithLb UM LIDLAI ? LONDON, -WIDNESDAY, IMPTENIBOIt ..15, 1805. The Hamburg/Pt Mail due on Sunday last arrived, together with a Gaileaburgla Mail, this morning. The most important article of intelligence which they bring is a Letter from Ratisbon of the 12th instant, which states that intelligence had been re. Lived there by an Extraordinary Courier, that the Austrian Army' had crossed the Inn and' entered Lovaria. Hostilities may be considered therefore as Navin; aCtually commenced. We stated yesterday that the Russian Army which had marched by the way of Gallicia, was expeeled at Bruun, in Ma ravia, on the. I 2th of this 'month. From. Bruin the Russians 3,vi1l Inabably march to join the Austrians in Bavaria. A very formidable Army will thus speedily be assembled in that quarter. It is repeated in a Letter. from Hamburgh, of the 17th, that the Russian Minister at Stralsund has given notice, that a Russian Force of 16,000 men will speedily arrive in Pomerania, where, it is said, they are to be joined by 6,000 Swedes. It is also reported, that a body of Russian . troops have landed in Naples. Letters' from liamburgh of the t 7th state, that the French Army, which had evacuated Hanover end marched to Gottingen, were then marching from Gottingen to the Rhine, by'thelwiy of Frank fort. FrOro Madrid we have a Letter, which speculates upon the supposed course of the Combined Fleets from Cadiz to Cortbagenli, and from thence to Toulon, where it stated the Fleet would be increased to 50 sail. If they attempt this course now, the British Commander will teach the greater part of them a better course—into a British Fort. The want of this Fleet in the Mediterranean will, we are inclined to think, much e‘ipple the operations of the French in that quarter. &ilea. writing the above we have received'a, Letter from a Correapondent on whose accuracy we can . place the firmest reliaoce, whidi states, that the FTenc)i,Arrny wera marching .from lianover through esse, They marched in three divisions, and sot Out Cam the nth, oth, and loth, instant. They left behind them only a small body of Troops tcyl, - ;uard their dt.poty. :They have sold several of their Ma, gazines The '4lloiLin Troopti winch were ex... peeled at Stritlsund have•tirtived there;, they amount sin t 3 16,000 Merl. .1.11 V.; K u. Ut eityssin has -anin dJaircd his intention Of preserving a stria neutraiity„ Ili- accounts from Vienna, dated the 4th instant we learn, tlutt the enthusiasm of the Austrian 11.rtnie4., h favour £)t 'tlttir Soyereign has never ixien so Itigh since the IWltiOrible 'iii y 4 of Nintiti,...TllPltr.SA its it I,' , U thib moment. A univers4 zeal seemr, to ani. Ale Trorips to avenge tho insults and ouiragea ich their pi-inw has rei'xived from the Tynnit. of The States of. Boliemla had, within the proceilin„; Kau' weeks, offered , forty thousand runteers, and the States of Cipper and Liwer Austria Orty-four thousapd, all to he clothed and equipped ,t their own . expence: It is finpposed that Hunvar Y ;,cod into the field a still gre.,ater number offlit n, as „,/, I,Jve, indeed, already stated, In the ei-rievaa4 eI „A ;,!ti Stares four - 4egiinents• of three thousand trit,r).'hhave been raised in six weeks, and such is t he doted fioNAPARTE'S GOVCrniftCnt in that that the inhabitants haye'clemandecl arms cri -1113Stie ilL'aiMe of an ,Inva3ion by the. B`anditti, Several insurrettions in 1'104 7 i n Lombardy , have occurred since Bothiv, T ron p,s in those quarters were tnarcheri tp and these disturbancesklegan to aspect that General MF.yeu was lea to write fox Lew Troops from Fiance, and. _ et ike• Cuutlt ry, to me `men, were • ceded in Piedmont to reinforce the Garrison of Turin, and to scour the country. The Court of Vienna had not returned any answer to the last Note presented ,by BONAPARTE'S Akene j Lt RocnEroucAana, and preparations. were making by him, which seemed to indicate that he did not in- . tend to remain much longer in the Austrian Capital.— It was reported, indeed, that this Note was couched iu the haughty language natural to an arrogant Mar perintoxicated with power and an elevation which his proudest hopes could not have promised him Among. other insulting passages in this Note, it is said that the Emperor of Germany was informed that the' French Ruler would consider the entrance of a Rus sian Corps upon, the Austrian territory as a declara.. tion of \Var. Four French emissaries of Ta.t.t.ity, Rata's Secret Diplomacy were on their way to Vienna as Prisoners. • ''One was captured in Gallicia, One in Bohemia, and the other two in Hungary...-. Their mission was discovered by one of their accom plices whb was arrested in the attempt to stir up the people to the insurrection which happened at Vienna . in July. It is worthy of remark, that attempts were nude by French Agents about the same period to excite similar disturbances at Constantinople, while BoNArAnTE was absorbed in friendly concern f9t the fate of Turkey and PerAia, lett they should be' over. w 1 ,trued by the increasing Power of Russia, SLvLaAr. Letter; received by the last Lisbon iltail give most atfaling accounts of the deplorable situa tion to which Spain is reduced by the banefid and destruCtive friendship of France. The arrival of the Combined Fleet in Cadiz has, of course, very 'much increased the scarcity, which unfortunately was but too severely felt before. Thernost severe measures have been adopted throughout all the neighbouring cquntry to procure supplies of provisions for Cadiz, and those who conceal any part of their stock are threatened with death. The discontent of the people is universal, and is openly expressed. They know that they have been forced into a War in direct op position to their' interests, merely to gratify the ambition Oa Foreigner, by whom they are insultcd and plundered. But as long as the Pattv(e of PNACa . retains his power, so long the power and resources of Spain will be at the cornmand of France. That Upstart Minion knows that he holds his situation in opposition to the wishes of. the great body of the Nobility, and a great majority of the People of Spain, but it is upon the influence and the power of France that be relies for support his abjeCt submissie therefore, to the .Mandates of Be tvA r Ater e„ cannot be a subje& of surprise. Humanity towards an Enemy softens the horrors of war, and the exertion seldom goes unrewarded. To record an instance of dignified gratitude in an Enemy, in retarn for tsurnanity towards his coun trymen, requires, thereforo I: 0 apology.—Captaitt Aftrpcm, of Tlis Majesty's fate Ship iganchr, in a `Letter dated Lisbon, the 7th instant, says:— " I have been treated with the most marked at tention by the French AmbasFador, Gen, JtmoT. " At the f.el,rlCl rtv&,sacre of the French inhabit ants at St. Domingo T WaS fortunate enough to save many of, the mi , erable people devoted to destruetion, whom I sent to G sz. FLiti!AND;rtt Santo Domingo; on which he wrote !Ile a strong Letter of thanks. After the iMmrhe had struck, W..; Letter was seen by the Captain of La Topaze, and he mentioned it to Genera l JUNOT on our arrival here, who iwinedi... 014 gave orders that I should be instantly liberated without erchone ; and yesterday 4ave the passports to my Officers and Crow." Capt. Munot;; %vial t1:0 :Assistance of one of Lis Midshipmen, the I-4m. PRIIDERICK IinaKELEY, had the happiness to get off' (among ,t ()tilers) Madame. VA.: who had seen her mother, And two sisters hritchered, and to convey her in, safety to her lati , :t.r at. New Orleans. . . At one o'clock yesterday his Royal HighnesS the COMMANDER-IN-CH tEI: held a Military. Levee at the War-Office, which was attended by a large party of Military Officers ; among Whom we noticed they Earl of PENTRiiO4E, General Dumottattat, Gen. °IMMIX, Capt. cA G A N',. f,icmtenant-Coloiw,l DOE/EN, and Major Pect,ocx, for the first time RiAce his arrival. (rem the East Indies. . • this morning the Ditx.ti, Pf,YaiiK left town for the Earl- : CoATIIMIT'S, at Itastbourn, wherc he %%ill . be joined`by the Plamci of Wir.us, Dt.4;Esef CLA RENCE and CA MERIOGE, and to-morrow they will review the whale of the Regiments in that part of the Southern District, finder the command of Gen. Don. In the afternoon. the, Royal Party, with the General Officers, will partake of a sumptuous Dinner, to ho given by Lord Chtottos CAVEN. DISH, at whose residence apartments arc prepared for the Royal. Party. Yesterday morning at six o'clock Sir S)D rg EY S...crit set out from his brother'i (Mr. SPin.qc ER SMITH') fltrige,, in COttAuistrect, Hanever-s4uare, for Dover, to . thu command of the Boulogne and Dungeness Squadrons. Yesterday a Court of Diret - tors was held: at the East India .-Houso, which adjourned at six o'clock tell this , day. Yoerday the Displtches by the Ship .d/tithi, (or , .. Be e2l- , Madrari, an 4 Bo e mbay, wn, filvaily closed ilt the , ast Inchti House, awl delivered to the Purser. i'l.s6Bl4G.Elts PER ALitioN, 'or pengat—roregline fleVei, jilt). EST SertimMerchutt Mips fistula l'reves ; Osvcila Hunter, Esq. Av.i4oatli-Stir. goon; kW, Hunter; Mossr3. lCaltdaii, WAIL!, Lloyd, and klciry Butler Clough, CAldt4, Inthntr, kor Ni4tlC4S ten.L fie I: ‘4. ; Capt, Donald ; Mr. C. W. H. Vetrigtlt, l‘to vi l er; Mews,Crovve, Mortcy # intl Cotton, Cadets, lioantry, for Dombar. —Mr. terra s3lVr, Fve klAcelvr ; Aaron Lindo s ea4cr, lirantry, 11AMEVEGII and- GOTTENBURGH MAILS. ST. PETERSEUROII,.,AI.IO. 25.—The new levies of Troops, amounting to 80,000 men, have re ceived orders to march. immediately, in four divi sions, to the, Frontiers ; the four Regiments of Guarda of the Emperor are also ordered to hold themselves in readiness for, foreign service. The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE isappointed Cconunander . in Chief of the Army. GOTTENRURGII, SEPT. 6.--Yesterday arrii•ed an English Courier from lielsingburgh, and a Russian Courier from St. Petersburgh. with whom an extra Packet-boat was immediately dispatched for En n and. Several Swedish Vessels a re t a k en u p, suppo sed to , go to Riga, Revel, &c. for the purpose of conveying stores, corn, &c. across the Baltic to, Stralsund. A Private Letter from Helshigburgh states, that a Grand Coalition isloruiing between Russia, Austria, England, Sweden,* and. Denmark, and that Prussia will also be included. EXTIVACT OF A LETTER FROM GOTTENBURGri, DAT- to SEPTEMBiIi 9TII, ". Every thing here indicates the approach of Wee.—The Swedish 'Army is all In. motion : sere . ral more Regiments arc ordered tv F'omerania. Whe Ktrfa was to leave Helsingburgh for Christienstadt on the 7th instant." • • Gm-mat:Bon, Sr.. 13.—This morning the Birch COAPELAY, Son of the Governor of Gotten burgh, arrived from Christianstadt, from the King, with very important dispatches for England, with which he Will embark to-morrow morning in the Packet in turn of sailing : also arrived an English Messenger, from St. Pe.tersburgh, with dispatches for England. RATISUON, SEPT. 12.--We have received genee here by an Extraordinary Courier, that the Austrian Troops have passed the Inn and entered Ba varia, Thu Vrench Envoy at Munich,M.Orro, imme diately set out. for Paris. Several Envoys have sent off Couriers with the aboVe intelligence to their respec t ive Courts. MtiNl*4) sErT. the Regirrients lying in Bavaria and Swabian Bavaria will march next week for the Prineipalitkei of .133mberg andWnrtzburgh. In all probability the Austrian Troops will in a few day's enter .Bavaria ; they are already assembled in great , numbers on the Inn. AN'OTIIER CP.TTER, SANE DATE. His 1;1eaoral Highness sets out, this evening for Alrurtzbingh :.Couriers have already been sent off to order 25 post-horses at every station, The Prince of Scliwarzenburgh arrived here on the oth. A Coun cil of State and a Council of War were held here in the night 'between the sth and 6th ; and the Prince - on, the morning of the 6th had a conference with the . Eleaor. VIV.NN A , SErt. , 7.-4 - Diet is to be held in the • Tyrol, in consequQ:iee of the present circumstances, at which the Archduke Jour; will preside iu the name of his Imperial Majesty. He will, for this purpose, set of the day after to-morrow for Inspruck. The Regiments of the Kingdom of Hungary have been augmented with I cm° Hungarian recruits, which the different Countries have raised in a short time. The number of our Troops which are now on their march for Italy and permany, amount to above 200,000 men. The French ,AMbassacior, M. VON ROCREFOU cAuLT,Ims received instruaions to communicate like, wise to our Coiirt the Declaration given in at Ratis . - bon on the, part of the EtnperorN - AroratoN, rela tive to the augmentation of the Austrian Troops in Italy. No answer, however, has been returned.. Immediately.. on receiving intelligence that the Russian Troops had advanced into the Austrian Ter ritory, the French AmbassadOr sent off a Courier to Paris. General Count AIEERVELDT has set' out for Berlin with propositions of importanae. Wo hasl3 a xet oft tli It our Cotrrt has rerviyed hi , telligence by a Courier, that the Fleet of Trans ports that appeared off the 'C9ast of Naples on the 17th of August, has landed Russian Troops In that territory, SEPT. R.—General MACK is already gone to the Army encamped at Wels. The Archduke JOHN goes . to the Tyrol to preside at the Assembly of 42: States, and partly to inspect the positions and frontier fortresses of that Province : from thence his Imperial Highness' will go to Italy, where he will take the command of the Italian Army in conjunaion with the Archduke CHARLES; the latter will command the centre of the Italian Army, the Archduke JOHN the right, and !race JOHN of LICHTENsTssx the left wing. The command of the Troops encamped in the Tyrol will be given to General BELLEGARDE. The Emperor himself, assisted by General MACK, Will take the command of the Army in. Gerinanyiof which the Archduke FERDINAHD will command the right, and Prince CHARLES of SCHWARZENRERG the left wing. VENICE, SEPT, 2.-- , Within tlibse few days seve ral Battalions of Croats liave arrived here by waters . „ 1 who have been immediately conveyed ear to the . 0 tinent. The Island of San Second°, the n st to n. o the Continent, has bee n fortified 'several months, and is provided with a consider able q uantity of artillery, Al:warp, Auo 26.--The Combined Fleet which has put iota Cadiz will g o to Carthagena,,, and to_.le with it the Seven Ships in that . Port. It w ill thence sail for Toulon, where there are still Four or Five Ships of the Line : "ss` that the force of this neat ‘; lAill be Fifty Ships of th e Line. 1 HAMBURGII;SErr. 17.--TheprospeEt ofthe block ade of our river being soon raised, and the probabi- iity . of, our communication with England, by way of C ux h a ven, !ping immed i ate l y ; restored , has pat in great spirits. We place the greatest reliance on these events, well, k no wing that the French are 1 ,• about to evacuate Hanover ; indeed, use are pos ly assured that they march this day from Gottingeu towards the Rhine , taking the route of Irankifort• Were the Frc,..nch not disposed to evacuate INA ver, there is no doubt b ut the y would soon 6 ,n d the neoessity of so doing, tier we know tltat the DisiiiiP Minister at Stralsund has notified t 5 the St'nau' of , that City that two divisions of Troops, anion nt ing ra 16 Ono. 01'3 men , nronld.speedily lan d tle• It . is 31g (1':- stated, that 6,0 00 ' Swe des, under the C 01 1" l ac e, I their Sovereign, are a lso expe6ted at that pt is whispered here that th e French AlinisteF h a ; pro - posed to our. Senate the evacuati on of Ctthavn,o6 condition of a certain sum of moneY be i uf ath vanced. This I have reason to believe is realli Oe' fact i but I think I ma y assure you , that the to knows better than 4o comply,. since t h e re on ° little doubt but the evacuation must neceilatily take place. ----!--.-- . GIBRALTAR, Au c;. 0". • Private; A ...........r ll,' i says ,it is generally believed in the Spanish caqa 83"ish deserter came in this ' tnorniag, an that 1.5,0.00 French Are, OD their- march throga. Spain to commence the siege of this Garrison. ~_ AtTc;, 26.—" This day were serif in here hY . ) 9 The Imperial Mistico Draganc Nicli Carole, frotnP meria, with lead for N I .c ! • iii.Tarta i'lmetul* French,.x.toatihne caisr:ewlaorndii: ;:Fitireti::::ixiecbt::: ne:ll:eetri_.,:::.,::: a ejti!z,..' - . :Pivaynr:skleizi:l3si.epal.p:ast:llreieS'i'sfibe°4ll7.iliwfc.ic:PlPTDbPro'cilii.avllitiallet,:etrrael ratier'f:crEr7ellGer.;:leclia:l;tti;.ra:-111!e:Iiirliellj,1'U.)fa'eelet.l'Illit: thr°'llll:l,:trtil6Clfref°%'lS;rl3lll;46'' .Fel s Al.ll6 p s : T. t n h a e n:u l n l7o7vgn, will) of War Envy viz : I li m ze v s ei c laapr:::::11:,::::iiiQ:::::' ~. . g raisti - lasti the Spanish Tartan, SLAM. Pe ratillas treia../ tis i n ~. tut Tarragoup, in ballot. off Cadiz, with the account of Sir IloassT that ma having joined Admiral' Cot.LtNGw QO9) weed their_ Squadrons united amounted to flti Sail oc Cow" o pi _ j. b ulii :S e i t : l : ed r S T ."( : ' it lit e: 41* . l i l et IMS ; 1 1 :k 1 Ce e ll II h : tlClt t nl i ae34 : l:e c :i i ‘lwz e u'Fe i ' ? :rvk r ei i grn g E tt '3:: t ''°l. e lla r .I.s';iii nii i ‘b S g. E t : 0 '1: s - t it i tl. 6'l:h o r b1 ; °11 . we:: ; I r. England with Sir RICHARD BICE:ORTON, WD° this station, fronbad health, Michaelmas -day' falling on a Sunday 0 115 Y c ,'" 4 ti t ti,: l h i r e erdn2, S e: l; t e hit r oai i ) :l :o :s h . tre. E a l n e d et o , n J s o a n t is rL A : y s i :::: B E th N i • ai i t h . l : ri o : a .f : ......._..„...,,...,............. ~,. SMITH, Esq. Aldermen, will be sworn into therav Ike of Sheriff's of London and Middlesex to 1 n „, 70 _}_fall_ will be held at Guildhall, for the elettiniary will dea two fo c r ootu t . hriteh'o)erfetabAri iiii.d:teic:.lintilliigenngAttlNtcv; r i t i ni en ilderr th; ic i l e t. to be of one of them to be Lord Mayor, viz. .1,t)0 3 Si l er A g ! Esq. Alderman, and of the Compaq of a crd Scrivcll-.:1 Sir WILLIAM LEIGHTON, Knight, Aldertnan, 0, the Company of Fishmongers; CHARLES Fret*, F.tti. Alderman, and of theCtlmpany of lertune- "icier knitters; Sir MATTHEW R.LO:KAM, IClAg lit 'itllV . man, and of the Cotnpany of StaqoiterS : wl 'd i d ing,iekved the office of Sheriff, are, thereoret, to only Aldermen below the Chair who are t:ligi b ' e be ele6ted.Lord Mayor. • . ECTE AT WEYMOUTI'. by A grand. Fete was given- on Saturday kot, i f Colonel ANDREWS, of the , .cd Saiuersct. Mtii:',,F; to the Commander of the Distriol, His Royill 1 1;4 ness the DUKE of Cugattat4xo, and his two 1 10 . 1‘ Brothers, the DUKES'of Su'uEit and Cotintii)oo., variety of elegant tents werg.pitelted ibr the il i tion of the ROYAL PARTY, their friends,,, and 0 h - ti ants,.. Na sooner did.the carriages oppeaY 10 l a o ,than they whole Regiment' waS'Under arin:; , 0,11.10_,,, °eating, and colours flying. At the cotrance.ol:ji; tent to which the Royal. Visitors were first cyll r ' e , ed, was a Guard of J-10)141'44 uonwased, 04 . 0 0 s' ‘ • nadier_Compapy , w ith the King!a Colours. Precisely at half past four, dinner was serilx!„'Ti ,iu a s tyle of superioreleganee, on a superkeervice:). plate ; there was a protitsion of the choicest vlaa?!! g 'ssr e 'i t t l i l i e fi r I..sceriiltlit:'raarls6ttin-(l)pitt-flaorileg' adl6;iltell;l9)C'l:s;gi'llcl9l°°-'lPige:: the company were serenaded by the different 11,07:eni The., KING, , the , atitct4, waif the VEIN :, ,„ .. ,, t ' n i each drank with three tittles three, The .--riLP" . : I i . . . Dukes were in excellent spiriti,Aitd riolleti in 101 " , ~ and COMleseeusion the . ietd and 'littPutid?,°l- tirr' .shvekicrr:9.i:elp .t utph,ewc:ctl.leuniiincogn.s;ariltiti„,speilirtictl,fecs,clallatrdie,sgwaic.:._,7l, PPile3ceflpreorlrit: tfhearwdaiiirldireWntbetahliotlcl6'‘ Es9oPPreJert:l6tll:':?;i:tt''' becoming- troublesome tn , the Flew, ,tl::dteoßtis(';l.,- Pessible.order prevailed, and the output) parate till a late hour.. . ' ''. There WII4 a fine assembly, of rank, fi l L - o ,', i r l p' : 11 11 1 . - . -1 beauty.. Amongst the company were, ';1,,,,......„14 A 11100; v`",„..i", LETT, Lords 4DUNDAS :111.. „, t s liA , i. - Frrinoy, Monti, andSLADo'; Sir C 11 ,..! . :1; e t otra rang, the Rev. Mr. BLogaY) d`rio,rif, sc, and PIERREPOINT: :WOO. 6 11 .! 1' fin ypirlboro u g h- MAN AND NV iVE.--Yostently, li_t_,mittect, or hild street, a man was ordered to ,be t:0T,1_,..,,„ after , the bail, for ill-treatment to his %life. I.,`.t7iVie.gisoo,c, wife came with tears it) her eyeg t0b..71, ,a.vm thi, Praying that she might be: 'talon 0' ~ r.,0 00 tit 1. 5_1_ie ..... 1„c:,.t . s sure ha ,•wv•oaitilitilbr,,ireavtcera, do . °.) ' l L' ' I , _ ~