The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-18 00:00:00

- MAILS'. ' v II =burgh, Y Watttrford. Duz — 1 Ilamburgli, t Gottenburgh, t DUbiill, 2 Waterford, sToCKs THIS DAY AT TWILVE O'CLOCK. Consols . 59 ex. div. Rod. Ann. , 59i1.Omniutr - 5 SOLIS( QUIS DlegRIC TALSUM AUDZAT ? THE SUN. LONDON, TIitiRSDAY, JULY 18,, 1805. TIRE Humburgh Mail due on Sunday arrived this morning. The Corsican Usurper continues to carry into ef fed, by regular and progressive steps, those vast Plans, to the final execution of which his insatiable ambi flan has aspired. Scarcely has the seal been affixed to the annexation of Genoa to France, than we are told that the Sea Ports of the States of the Church are to be united to the Kingdom of Italy ; that in return for these, Sienna is to be ceded to the Pori:;, and that in return for Sienna the Republic of Lucca is to he likewise annexed to the Kingdom of Italy. That the rapacious ambition of BONAPARTE Will . stop here it were idle, or worse than foolish 'for any one to suppose. Already we are 'told ,in some of the Foreign Journals, that great changes are shortly expeded to take place in Switzerland. Reports .of this kind have been uniformly circulated previous to carrying into elle& some pre-concerted . plan for bowing down an unfortunate Country still more beneath the yoke of France, and we doubt not that .the once happy inhabitants of Switzerland will soon experience the fate of their unfortunate. neigh bours, and find, with too painful reality, that they are the subjeds,or rather the slaves of the Corsican Em peror of France, without even the slightest shew of independence. Can the most inattentive observer of -C:e progress of BONAPARTE doubt for a moment that this 7.:;6`iitieb.be successor if Charlemagne, with his Im perial Diadem and Iron Crown, is yet only treading the first steps of that march of desolation which colq: sc.on, if not firmly and manfully checked, ovcre,7;elm all the Governments of Europe in its, fi izhtfal career ? The work is yet but just lagun. 'II , P Kingdom of Italy must be consolidated tinder the Iron Crown and, the Iron hand of its Tyrant. Switzerland must be incorporated with France, and then the remaining parts of the plan of universal do minion are to be executed, with the same contempt of public Law and private feeling, with the same dis - regard of the Rights of Sovereigns and the Privileges of their Sub . ,,eds. We trust, however, that the . tine is not far distant when, by a 4rm and cordial union of the Powers of Rnrope, the marauding pro gress of the Iron-crowned Emperor will be not only et:dually checked, but himself forced to retrace his steps, without the power of beginning anew his baleful course. NI. Nov Os t L - rzovE rr mained at Berlin on the Gth inst. at which period he had received a Courier from St. Pacroburgh, who had made the journey in seven days. A Courier had ahio arrived on the preceding day from London. Reporti of Peace arc circulated, but evidently without the slightest foundation., Crt aqclition to the intelligence brought by the M in, we have received a Letter from our Private dent, which,states, that a Secret Expedi : very large scale, is about to sail from the ' "1"I !Tr:lnns destined for this Expedition eon ,,) ) nen, 40004 who'll were French, and .vi Ii a Very large thin of heavy Artillery. IL! .1 variety of conjetures in Holland re the tinafien of this Force, if they should , ice gh to escape the Fleet blockad i Texel ; but the general opinion scorned to . I •, i,l- an iitterupt would b rnade. upon Scotland or confess \V do not think either 'of very probable, because the landing' , ;' , lllll a 1-+"o" , - 1; 9000 Men in either Ireland or ii,i, only consigning them to tud4ed we Shall 'not . be slll'- i+ ir 'tint the Troops liallel)etat cls t , i gin, and that the whole , INAS mere to draw our attention to that gnar -1 - ;:nd to aci;.,Lipk a totv,iderabje. part' of our F:)rce. Intelligence must before this time liave y:eached the French povernment of the flight Of the Coml.ined Fleet from the 'West 'tidier; rind if they ary cg),xAci in Etropc, a considerable degree of 4nlLiety nuts( Ibr their safety. It is therefore the poticf of tiut. Gov'ernment to divide 'Our ' Naval Forte, and to distraCt our attdritiorfas Much The Continuance of the easterly winds still pre vents our rpc , -;1 - . , ing any intelligence from Lord so,v, acid f(. , ar that smile dayi in;ty elapse - hefore we reive any account of Lordship's operations. N6:\vithltanding all the reports that have been cir eulated; it riot yet finally settled wilether . MriYAtl * 'OfT:l:', , ..ler u) frtjril his pf'4o of Chief secr... taiy for'lrelutd, : xoty, the Nesscpczer, arrived thit morniDZ at Lord Mulgrave's Office, in Downing-street, from S weden. It is said that he has brought Dispatches of considerable importance. The Princess of 'WALES gave a grand Breakfast ydterday at her residence at Blackheath, to a select party of Her 'Royal Highness's friends. The Prince of WALES and -a, 'select party were elegantly entertained on TueSday by Sir Jotirr TictoGmontobr, at his house.in Curzon-street. The following happy illustration of metaphorical inte_krrity appears in a Morning, Print of this day : " We Leave to the partizans of corruption to distort and overwhelm the trah,‘ byfalse lights and partial statements, and a reclundance of wicked words."— " Did the Most devoted partizan of Lord Mrl.viLLE and his associates expect that the Lord President of the Council should connive at those oblique and . . sinister stratagems to over Whelm the Commissioners in their iaevitable feelings and resentMents?"—Such are the enlightened writers who, at present,- employ their great talents in the cause of Opposition!! ! COMMON COUNCIL.—The Report of the Com mittee relative to the appointment of persons to as certain the ,quantity of coals which pass the boun dary mark of the Grand Junaion Canal near Wat ford, and which are subject to the London duties, was referred back to be.carried into execution. Resolutions were agreed to relative to restoring the Administration .of Public Justice, under the ju. risdi&ion of the Corporation of London, to the Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Southwark. The Court voted the sum of 5001. in aid of the Fund of the Corps of River Fencibles of the City of London. Letters of the .13th inst. from on board the Chan nel Fleet, stato, that the Combined Forces of the enemy, consisting of thirteen sail of the line, be• sides frigates and Corvettes, are to proceed to Co runna. A French Admiral is expe&ed at Ferrol, to take the command of this fleet. Orders have in consequence been issued for every.means possible to be used to intercept them, should they come out, The last dispatches front Gibraltar confirm our statement of the numerous gun-boats colle&ing by the Spaniards. Orders have been given by Govern ment to prevent their being allowed to pass unmo lested from other ports to Algesiras, as it is known that the enemy intends colleting there 4 consider able number more. A Court Martial is ordered to. be held on board His Majesty's Ship Utrecht, in the Downs ' on Capt. 'itowN; his Officers and Crew, for the loss of the Orestes Sloop of War, near Gravelines. ' The French f()rce in Rochelle has been lately re ccumoitred by the Captaitl of one of our Frigates, with . a degree of arldre, - ;.; and bOldress that has never been equalled except by Sir SIDNRy Sxrtn, '"hen he.weilt Ili the Diamond into the inner road of Brest last -war.' Captain FLEMMING, of His Majesty's ship Egygienne, captured a market-boat otr Rocht!e,, on the 93d ult. in which boat Captain FLE!s_NNG, and eight of his people, went into the harbour, and .passed the r f ttln .)rere, consisting of nine.sail of the. (,; i '-r guns and three larger ships, two JI i'fates, amid three sloops of war : they returned safe o:board the lf,gypticane, unknown by the enemy. It has long been matter of regret thit.the iveSSels which are occasionally taken troin the, smugglers should be broken up and destroyed. These vessels are in general aief-ri'f.euvres in marine architeaure. It is now said,:that Government intends to .appro prune a number of them to the use of the Sea Fen cibles ; and that Several of these vessels are already fitted up for that purpose on the coasts of Kent and Sussex: The Brig Lion, of New r ,York, WILLINM CLARK, Master, fri -a nn New•Nork, bound to Bonrdeaux, was upset in a Whirlwind, in lat. 40. North long. 61 West, on the 10th of June last. 'The Captain, crew, and fimr passengers, were saved ; five passengers and the cabin-boy wero drowned. Those that were saved got the long-boat clear of the brit; before she sunk, . but had net time to get any provisions, so that they were in it for two days in a state of starvation,when they were pickedup by the schooner Nancy, of, Halifax, in which the Captain and Grew remained,' but the passengers were afterwards put on board the ship sli3,Ta 'lnn, of New-Yolf, bound to Amsterdam, who was spoken by one flour Cruizers off Ostend last week. The names of ihA passengers drowned were: ' Linimenr. l Mons. Lainubere s and two daughters French ; M;td. Jordan, a Spanish Lacly ; the cabin-boy, names 11.1 E known. • On Saturday se'nnight the Mate of the Nezaurgn Volunteer, of Leith, was turned o ver t o the Press Gang, for attempting to personat.e'the Mate of ano ther ship, the Master or.which took him to the Cu-- tom-house, Newcastle, at N.! ?AMC Male, to . sign the smuggling bond, on clearing'for a foreign port: A letter from an Officer belonging to our &pia dron off / Ostend, dated the toth ins(ant;contain s the following intelligence:— " Nothing particular has lately occurred here and at Flushing no change seems to have taken place for some time past. In the latter there are two Fri gates and two Brigs rigged, but neitheir of them have their gtins' on board. , At 03 teno,the iv are fonr Brigs ready , for sea a few 'days app . they came o ut w ith on intention, as we Supposed, of proeeeding to the westward, but the 'wind shifting, they returned.— There are also trnumber of Schurs at Ostend,which we take to be part of the` Crossley, the Attorney, has bad a lawsui( at Botany Bay *ju t another celebrated person; D'Arey Welk worth, 'After a decision in one Court, there was an appeal to the Governor, who pronounced aaward bet Ween them; in consequence of which there is an' advertisement in the Sydney Gazette, dire&ing that all'debts aontraeted at ;s sale which' had been made of Crossley's effe6ls under a warrant of exetution, shall be paid to the Provost Marshall. per;an lately made his appearance. in Carlisle, who, under pretence of disposing of some utities by subscription or lottery, colleded, in the courbe of a few days, betvKeen t 01. and t2l. ,with which he decamped, leaving the adventurers to lament the loss of 2s. Gd. each. As he probably intends to continue this or bitnllar means at peculation, it may not be amiss to put the public on their guard, brgiving a description' cif him. lie is about 6 feet 6 inches high, of a very dark c,oinplexiori, - and aiiirarently about 40 years of age. lie was dressed in a plain manner, speaks the Scottish dialed, and hasupeu Whole an Vre3PnCe' THE HA =MGM MAIL. VIENNA, JUNE 2g.—A. very a&ive correspondence, for the promotion of a general Peace, is now carry ing pn between Austria, Russia,. and Prussia. A Courier has been sent off from Vienna to Milan with imp9Ttant, Dispatches. Baron VON VINZINGERODE is still here. • The English Commandant at Malta has found it necessary to .send General RAMSAY with important advises to London. He arrived at Vienna to-day, and, after a stay of 24. hours, proceeded on his jour ney to London. BANKS OF :Tag MAINE, JULY 2.--The Public Journals speak of a great change yhich may be ex pe&ed soon to take place in the Government of Switzerland. This report, however, appears to be unfounded. Uncertain reports in the Public Journals say, likewise, that the Mother of the Emperor NA-• POLEON will receive the title of " Princess of Parma and Piacenza ; 1 : that the sea-ports of the Papal Territory will be annexed to the Kingdom of Italy, for which the POPE will receive Sienna ; to recbm , pense the loss of which, Lucca will be united to the Kingdom of Italy, BERLIN, JULY 6.—M. DE NOVOSILTEQFP has received a Courier from St. Petersburg!), who has made the journey in seven days, which is uncom 7 monly expeditious. Another Courier arrived yes terday from London. MILAN, Jog BowApAnTE lives in a s private manner at Pesaro. JEROME B ONAPA RTE is still at Genoa. _ _ . , • The sumptuous Triple Crown which 'is intended as a present to His HOlinesi the' Pon is 'valued at sevieral millioT of Livres. Besides th Imperial Arch-Treasurer LE BRUN, the Princess Exam is' now at Genoa, where her ar rival was announced by the discharge of .Cannoii.— The CounsellOr of State LAcuER, and CoLPN, the DireapiNCreneral of the Custom, have liltewise ar- rived at Genoa. Two Imperial Decrees have been published here, one for rendering navigable the Mincio, from 'the Lake of Genoa to its influx. into the Po; and the other for making a navigable Canal from Brescia to the Oglio. By another Decree, dated the 22d, 'a Canal is to be cut from Pavia to Milan, which is tq be completed in eight, years. 'At Genoa, in all Public Ads,,the name of the'' Emperor i:, now used instead of the title of the Li gurian Republic. LEGILOIII4‘, JUNE i s.—The price of Corn in Spain having in a short time fallen three-fourths, the corn... dealers in Italy, and throughout the Levant, who had speculated on the late high prices, have lost great . . sums of money. The houseof TOIdAJINI, at Marseilles, has stopped . payment. ITALY, .Ttme 26.—The Austrian Deputation, - consisting of General VINCENT, &c. appointed to , compliment the Emperor N#POLEON, have ben invited to dine with him at Verona. The. Government of Genoa has orderedits En voy at Vienna, BOCCANDO, a gratification 0f,20,000 lines, and an annual pension of o,upo byres. The report that Ancona and other neutral ports in the Mediterranean will be occupied' by french Troops is not confirmed. Three English Frigates are cruizing before Germ* The States of Genoa, Parma, Piacenza, Guastal la, and Lucca, will be united under the Sovereignty of the Emperor NAPCII,EON. It is reported that the title of Grand Puke of Genoa will be created. On the 23d of May some disturbances happened at Leghorn, occasioned by a dispute between a Corsican soldier a9d one of the inhabitants: Some Swiss sol diers belonging to the French garrison there took part in the affray, and one of the inhabitants of the town was killed. Those who began the turntllt were how ever taken into custody, and tranquillity was restored. HAGUE, JULY 2.—lt is COnfulned that the Camp at Zeyst will be removed to North Holland, and paTticnlarly to the Helder, where General MAR.-, i;torrr, the 4ispeetor-General of our Army and Ma rine, General Dustmicaam, and the Minister at. - War, PYMAWN, now are. All the Artillery intended for the Camp et Zeroth .now qt . ) its way for North Holland. 'Flic.report of the death of a French Minister of State at Milan is not confirmed ; the report was-oc casioned by an indisposition. 41n.y Expedition against England appears..., to be very war taking place, at least the most wive prefrarations are making since Prince Louis has taken, the command of the Army on the Coast, The No g6tiationi for Peace, 'conduiied by. M. Novosivr, FFP, will be accompanied by the preparations for this Expedition. A Court of I nquiry is ordered to assemble at New? castle this day, to hivestigate such met as may be brought before th e rti : the . Hon. Major-General Gil Wesident j Col. Cettiivr, Ist Royal Dra goons, and 'Col. itsm DON, inspecting neld-Otlicer„ Merribed Thc Inquiry is to b&. on Col. HARRIS the ch[irge to be brought by Brigadier-General OaD. • .Is' A ii 11 L Isl EW S, .......... 0111.••••• PLYMOUTH, JULY O.—Arrived the %doh of 7 4 guns, from Portsmouth ; the Lord NelpaVriVP teer, , front a Crnize; the Hazard, Capt. Uses' from. Dantziek ; the Wanskuher, Capt. PANS, from Longseund ; and the Union, Capt. LLOYD, from Cork. Arrived the Swedish Brig Concordia from St to Zrn bdNl, I Übe's, with a carg o of tea, E t c. bound d e t a ined by the Lo rd Nelson Privatee ; r the Cc o, cordia's cargo co nsists of pa of the nib carg dye's d PrussianPrussianEast Indianian, which put in St. in distress. ItArssEriNv,edfrtohme P s rus t. siamnarSthinip,sl:firardeown ,4 13 , t i t o is i n l z N a ,i n n , CC:(piet ~ tallied by the Lady Warren Armed Ship ; Swedish Gallioss Yrow Gertrude, Capt. Nicg t ov h : e, from Stockholm, with tar, for this Porte .' PORTSMOUTH, JULY ....Milted ili' I ‘ l3i -- o fa esty ' g Ships Clinker, Lieut. NEsatr,Gilas ; and hi ' le Capt. SHEPHERD, from a Cruize. Sailed this morning at darlight,- fa Falm()Dtli` i, there ism a t; s lit : y 'a , s i Wait for fitteir:.liitieurcuoxr,gspi. . a Georseny p i g s° , Jane Dutehess of Gorgon, Cohn Cameron, for Coast arid -Vigtis, Charley Graham. for Matlitira, Coast auil JOY , AE Comet,nu n r o , p l a, m l W. Jame s a. r :l i t s o t:c:n ril ; g tr f e o a r tl i‘ ta imad,eijoahanncipmatell'ws'illiori'f' Williano%leado, for Madras. Glory, Horatio Beevfoorr ton, Robert Barker ; Sarah chrisiiano, 'rho ° , „.,, 11. '„,` impadoeninia., icoo:tiacnkdroordii; 140 _ . ...., 4 jpa: son ; and UrsiOn,! Arthur Meeter, for Madras a nd or io i, - 1 Sir William Pultene John Locke, for lotlib l Y 1194 ' . . Y, . o9 n hr.:. e.y enqs. fof M ar ia, Greenway ; Verruna, ---; and Pelliso n t ''''' Bengal. o William Pitt, and anot her ShiP, far BotalY Dait l'ithC" vias. Shad ' s ill His Majesty's Ship Confounder, and tIIC , n L,e't Lieutenant RonenTsou, each for .3 Cruizei .. - . 0 Stern, Toato, for Dantzic. i sos Arrived the Speer/wit/ Brig, tient, norr' le, from a Cruize. '. She spoke the liapteint F ri g 6 C4Pt. Maros : at the bank pf thO 10 °fWight'Sfil m 11 0 a Convoy from Cork, bound to the Dow -- ,fed Aurora Frigate, Hon. Cap t. ELocryr. ) 1 : 5 -I' 'T convoy to the Mediterranea n. S• 001 Sailed the T/uSk direct e n jiute, o.iptiin . . ~. .., HEMP, for Guernsey. . ' l , lO gil . DEAL, „Tor,y 17.......Rernain ,in Majesty'S Ships, arc. as per last! the The Zebra Bom b has a signal for C 43 : 111 ' WestNv:ird. rosTGen 114 81 :0 1 :CF 1 Ai 1 l'i , Cr i " arrived a t f•airiio Roads pn satorday, tietaincio fr; I v :" , T t: o b u, 7d TtioleT. ot'e7tl l.sl ; P S ; (1- gl A b ' c f Ole Hero., IVl‘Liors „ Priviteer of thiSrPt)ft' F 2. into K lu b () ! - Ott reli i "' ur yesterday, with the los* o • =at. : ' T ir Americgn Ship Olive Branch, Poll4' 04 rived c here yesterday. lininediaielY n iter le° , . lat.w , eEllb t; i 5 s e, 1. as t : i 4o " ..a n . al,o w n .gfjaewu.sixibodray.o)."3:ol,la: t :es t p : Jo:kaowl and to : o:::irn:oesucilsoblic)p, lillitl veral French Privateers ; on the 4tli itistAe GiLstotm, from Liverpool fur Newfovodl3l,l%,,i Lugger cruizing to the N. of TorrY. ....--. Shi p st) remains with the Ships bound for etliVeronlrekle:/i'llicloti'' . ovidence arrived from Buil yesterdoY 'v it t ° Ile i f under Convoy ; and to-day the .RosirrOt w it " t To map inirig part of her Convoy, from the NO . vto Prince William An Ship, that left there ° 0 lath tilt. with a Fleet under Col for Ilulillehl put into Gottenburgl The Convoy from • ;j ,: under command of the Sai/y Armed shiP , I ' ) coming in, „„ ~......... c r e ti) i v ' GoTTENOURGII, JUN'S so.—a-sco •- El „ o f, teers are cruizing in the Cattegat ; tke Clo3'll ot .guetsh Ship (Which has put in here) repQr,,,,,,11' j o he saw one of theta (a Cutter) t.ik-e ow 1 : 1 7 4 . 1 0 vesSßls •oif the Schaw, tiewaras of 04 s ' l e j 0 co,. JO lit:ll:l:Tl)°'l,C:Nreueriflslolt..l::::rae‘ril::::,lll)l•:,il°:::icesleiciSl:iaeu:giccdoeni°lllol:iegdl;se:ll:c;o°lbilll:l:l's' 111 .............-• (00 ffil. drns, dated 4thgF'auntie;)‘)traietio°sf, °Golient.ilfival :06110e14 Particulars of the circunis;ance which we OP yesterday :—. ” The iiilleitey and iisia Indiairien) left tl'il c : the 13th of Jan. ior Vizagapatarcs. al S'' 4., i a ega ra,ep,Asaahct a t the n t : t s fe t h a oh ei : e pn sg t hy,ri:4l, nedalitit that ii i b iniatitat et; 1 eroteicr3ert.sli evilie:t oh : r os : p er r : i . 1 1). 1 n those lioadsi at anchor whon the il l ' friss.' inunediatily gave chace to them; hOt litit'o.o f0L.,,0 she will not be the better for it, a! t';',.r cfbei) 'l'oo Men Wok fifty seorsiou froin the 1--2L'' Lfeoce left M.adras, and too Soldiers ler, w e , j; i stot l' °6 P tl e i ' )3ring us fartheT°;llla,;°croru°l\3sts''s, Fu°sttthsvoli•lifirs' lan °ils la' . A Pr ti ' ° night." ~ , , little rtaine- AO • Very apprehension is ohr tbey ' al"ve ShiPs. Indeed it is tbottOt I. l w' 1 A fi lt h' Capture the Frigate. ShiPs would kayos Madras bef9Te - . It was not expeaca that the 1vit..„0,-"lilsoffillinslia° Mardi, ' ..,