The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-02 00:00:00

' MAILS. Aft It IV I1)--s Dablin, 4 Vt'atetford. Dug—% IlJrnbutrit, Li. hort, t IVaterford. int ICE OF STOCKS TInS LAY, AT TWXLVI4 O'CLOCK. Consele - so* THE SUN. 1101a)4 QUIS llietsZ VALSL'M ALIDEAT L N 0 4V, SATURDAY, NOVEMM 2, . 1805. WHEN this Paper was put to Press, nti intelligence whatever had arrived from the Continent. It has been positively asserted in an Opposition Paper, that Government have received French Papers, which contain the details of, the Lit:feat and sur render of the ..A.ufitrian Army. We are authorized to state, that Ministers have not received any such Papers, nor arc they , in possession of any intelligeuce upon the subjeCt, e:icept that which is already before the Public. No Papers or. Letters have reached this Country 51acc Monday evening. We are inclined to think the absence of intelli gence a favourable symptom. If the French had obtained any new successes, or could ,inake out a brilliant detail of those they have already obtained, there, is every probability that they would have found some method of eomaninicating the news to this Country. A report, was yesterday circulated, that Lord Nia. err had made an attack upOn the Combined Fleet in Cadiz Harbour,, and hod destropd several Ships. No intelligence of any such event has reached this Country but if such an ;mark be prataicable, we are sure the the opportunity will not be lost by the gallant Hero of the Mit% W are sorry to state that the following notice was this morning received from 1)ill)141 : " dever . .ll Pcrr. (4re, au/din, 29, tgac. " From the infortritiop reeciveit :it this Ofiice, there is Trascn to ap , , ,, rehelli the itirril float which stilctl from hence with the t‘lails at . ' the iist 44tH! 4%:,(1 inst, for 1101y1 . ; , :ait, he.s (punthurl at see. 43 By Con or t lic Poet.Alutcr General, ' 4 ' JAVA RI) S. LEIS, Secretary._`'' When, from the i-iolonce of..the Easterly Wind, it happens that the regular Holyhead Packets ran. net beat out of Dublin Bay, Govermbent are fre „cpwritly obliKed to hire Ntrherrie4, of which there are . many on the East Coast of Ireland, and which .are considered as the best of all Sea Boats, both as to living and ir'ng "ear the 14, , iitd.f--One of these was untertunatvly hired on the 'night of the :ad, to carry the Mail an Covernajent Dispatches. She put to ova hi a most treKnendons gale at East, and soon Afterwards foundered • not far front the Co.* a Ire. lend,—The Clew perished,She liAd no Passengers, Ir qpears by our Letter from Yprmotah, that Lord Rh:tROWBT yeAterday morning frorn that port, in the Dritu,le rrigite. Thera is every rea9on to Lope that hi, Lordship's mission to the C.,uri of Berlin will lac pro,lu6tive of the most nefieial conieglicoces; to the cauie of the Allies. Yesterdny morning Ma M./Jerry, and the railICUS3lt3 AUCltYirat 111C1 SOPMA, LICCOMpiIIiOCI by Lard WALSIVICaIMq, Gtloekral EITZ%nV, Col. TAY LOIt, awl Lady MrveryAto, that. an airing on horse back in WindinrGrea Park. DIOR MAJESTY, and the other Pittcqoa.sl,ls, took an Airing to Frogrnote. 'The principal room in he atiestes Palace, which have been Dew floored, and the other gcnral re pairs whi4.l have bt•tml rilade in that house, are nearly complete, And II IS OXPOrtt'd Palare will reviv t the reception of the Itoy4. Viattor fortnight or three 'weeks. Yciterday morninf , ; rho Du , of 'roux had a long interview with His Royal Highneras the Nuns of WALEs, at Carleton-lionsc. TRADS EI/SglA.—The Privy Council, in consequ4nce of the difficulty of obtaining, in Ems- Via, the Certificarell requit : eci by the Order of Conn il of tho or April last, respoaing Qttarantine, brave direavd, 'that a Declaration, accordirq to the Form annemA, be aCCepted for all Ships arriving from Russia. 0 4 We, the underwritten Pritish Merchants ;11 St: Peters. burgh, hetet), <lfelare, that rho gmatis loatlrd on hoard the ship ttr, Captain N. N. now iu N. N. and bound for N N. consiist nt hemp, floc, 4,ec -and are the growth, produce, or maipthciturcot tlift 401pireo1" Kttß,cia. " %IWO'S our Signature -4, (DatO "A. 14. t`, 1) " The Consul is m cool& the signatureti, and thaL tbay are British !Nrerchants. It is well the overflowing 1.4 the bile with . lehih -the Conductor GA Oppabitit Paper n Par is prycasie,nal ly tro-bled his net taken plate in the 'cin„'''cisys, otherwise he wonld certainly bite. Mr. Pill- for hay. Ing bribed the-Easterly winds to fttitlk firm to their point at such en unseigionable time of the year. !s the c--tecrn in which Turd ?MA HA` iS 116 4 ., that the merited compliment to lit, Lordship, which appeared in thii Paper a few 'lays agn, has bee',l taken into almost every - Provitiehl Journal throughout the kingdom, and lus hen read with pita:AOC.,asa just tribute to racied wiirth an 3 taleatti. NdY4L .1V LW& PonTsmotrrn, Nttv. i.--The Saturn, of - 74 gezls, put hack again to anchor at St. Helen's. Arrived the Two Friends, FusTIN, Four Pri4rnds, OAK, and Cleverley, HAPLY, from London. Sailed the Isabella, CARR, - Good filen', Dux- MAR, and Science, Hanansros, for Sunderland. Ess, 30.--C:um down from the River the Deptford Tender, Lieut. ANTItAm, with several impressed men and voli:inteers for. the Fleet ) and sailed again, Sailed the Seagull and Jackal! for the Downs; and Bonet ta Sioop of War with a Convoy for the Baltic, The Th:7oelvea has the Signal flying for Convoy to Tonningen ; and the Ceres that for the Baltic, and Fill continue them till finch time as proper Ships are appointed an these respe&ive services. Ships at this Port. --Z,ealand, Standard, La Sybelle, ginit t ttesiaante, Winchrisea, Ceres, Nilagnavirna, EuKenic, Coratorant, Nightin4al - c, and ir veral Fire Vcs;icls, FALMOUTH, OCT. 4—Sailed the Duke of Kent Packet, Capt. COATSWORTII, with a Arai' for the Leeward Islands; the American Ship Carpenter, MEYER, for London ; and the Swedish Ship Nep bolus, PLovutoLT, for Portsmouth. DEAL ) N0v..1.--Sailed through the- Downs the Elizabeth, SHALTON, tbr Arrived the Orphpits Frigate from Portsmouth ; and Antelope Man of War, Commodore Sir Si Dtbity SMrVU, with the Vesuvius Bomb, and several Gtm !gigs, from off the French Coast, which arts now in the Downs, with the Ships as per last. The Vesuvius Bomb has a Signal flying far a Con.. voy to the Westward, YARmOuTti, Nov. 1,»-Yesterday afternoon Lord Tijimlown'Y and Suite embarked on hoard the Tri bune Frigate, for theYontinent, nuclei- a salute ; the Frigate immediately got under weigh; bu('their being but little wind, was obliged to bring to 'again, and this morning the 'l alon! and the Snipe put' to sea. The Viteii Gun-brig 841k0 this morning, with the O t ithrhq - ;.ltowt.m G ; d Yon lig I?l, 2 ;harii, V, for HambUrgh, with bale goods and wine. 'Meet ar'SLipsnpassed this morning from :he Southw'ard. Arrived the Csuixer and Bedvcr Sloops ; Consor Guu-bz ig, and .eignes Lqgger ; and remain with, the Majestic, Admiral ll(TssEr. ; litgbuck;Admir4ll)ou- GLAS ; Stately, Di&ator, 'kind:owl, 4 4 1:11(cess 01' Orange, .ond BleilAant. , HARWICIT, Nov, 1 .--Yesterarty sailed the Piand . Capt. 11 , 1AcnnNotron, Lady .Nepcan, c.4pt. arksa, and Earl of Leicester TaomPfioN , all with Math and Passengers for HUAlin, nAld threc Xhiles sengers for the Contintmt, and a Russian and Aus trian Courier with dispatches, Same day arrived the Dorset, Capt. HAMILTON, with the Gottenblr t 4l) 14ail. In c.onsequenci3 of the deteotion of the Packets by contrary winds, the Xails are postponed going to Cuxhaven until the ath November. Wednesday sailed the Romulus, Capt. litntrotl, and Pegasus, Captain PENGELVX, nnd,the Hecate Gun-brig, for the Downs, to join the Expedition, and all the Men of War on this station are ordered there for that purpose. Daocittzpit, Ocr. 26. —We have experienesd very severe gales from the E:-S. E. and E. (or these three days past, and tha air hiss been extremely cold. There is a heavy and dangenaus swell on our Bar and Coast. Tln following intelligence has been communicated to us this morning Gailiot, the Linn of Liverpool, and a Sloop" the Happy' lit'. turn, of ditto, laden with Wiggon coal, are on aiore under Seatield, to the North of Clugher-liead ; we are happy to say no lives were lost. Tbe CICW3 and Passengers, upwards of twenty, are all:matii at the hospitable house of HENAN BR ABAZON, of Sea field, Esq. where they experience the most marked attention : one poor felluw had his collar-bone. and two of his fibs broken. Much apprehension iven. tertained for the safety of a large Ship riding at anchor off Dunneany Point. The title Witr. high this day, and a treat endoul si.a an this vast of the Coast. COM OCT. 26.--The Argus Shop, Copt..KIM Tor., has had titt.. S . 7nal I a Convoy to the I.,ast. ward flying tliii tmck, and is rmi,teritg the trade to Eigiand. Thio active and attekuivc: Office; is ever c;ii the alert. The Wept India Convoy did not ycoerday„, rig wits intended, the wind bccontin& southerly. Th- Sytetie gnes out to Cuxhaven imme diately with d(,ll,its.to tile Amount of siot.‘,l,o ling, An itikiLtralvo mt.; dune yesterlay the amount, at the nu. of: a guinea and liAe evht, f rom time Bank to the plvo of dcii‘eryilt Including land Auld sea risks, Cron , Wom, I niliarnan 1i be4;ll tared by Ote 'Rattler Sloop, and is, strived in Harbour, RXTRA,Ci' Oi .4 LETTRX PROM CORE, DATED .a G-- , TOPrt R 26, 1605. s`. I atei just retonal front - Cove, end there. be held a most clit i lfyitag eighte4eing•the Anniversary of the Accession of 'et* Moat . Gracious Sovereign, , the Royal Standard Wei displayed on board ell the Men of War in Cat* Barbour, and at one o'clock a Salute of nineteen 'gees from each Ship, taught the surronndihg hills ,to echo, the ,gratefel wishes (of a people .beginning to be happy) that many, many, may be the Anniversaries ,of Gscatot the . THIRD. In :the Midst of the Salute a large Fleet of West Indiamen were unmooring, with their Convoy, the Fisgard Frigate, about to seek ,a pas, I sage across the Atlantic Ocean, deriding the flimsy ' nttempts the Enemy 'have arrogated to . . irtcommbde our Commerce. Sir Exile Coore, (going out Go , ;. vernor of Jamaica) his Lady,and Suite, take their passage in the Fisgard, . Sir EYTIE has been. long in this city and its vicinity, but -his Lady and her amiable and highly esteemed father (Colonel BAG WELL) have but lately - reached Cove ; there, how ever, abort as their stay has been, it has hen seffieiently long ,to mingle with the rejoicings the regret of every one, _who, while they exult at the exalted rank ;and station - a fair and ami able Countrywoman is destined to occupy and adorn, qatniat but deplore the loss of so bright and exemplary an ornament of domestic worth, of en dearing deportment, and distinguished conritt&. "A plentiful EtarveA has blessed this Conntry—a scene of content is diffusing—turbulent passions rtp pear to he graduallysobsiding ; politics and a:v. becom ing altogether a secondary consideration. 'A Letter lately addressed to ,Mr. Long, the: neve secretary . , is better thought of fur its expressions of patriot ism, than its presuming and impertinent Mandatory re quests ; in short, the prosperity of this country seems to advance es the people become enlightened, circumstances requiring no uncommon ability to ex. plain. Vireseit v,rdi,4ere virus, " Rear-Admiral DRURY, the late Car:mil - n(ler in Chief, is much spoken of: his aetivity of-disposi tion, amiable and unreserved . manner, effeaionote and conciliatory behaviour„ made eery hclay his friend,'and leaves them room to hope' that he will speedily.be re s tored to the active service of his country, for which he is said to have nobly fought and gal lantly bled. The 'Merchants of Cu k, sensible of his worth and attention; had it in contenvlation to present him with a valuable memorial of their esteem ; hut finding no,preeedeot to santlion such a distlndion, the idea was abandoned. " K-.........." . The Earl of Tina PiN ;Ton gave an elegant dinner yesterday' at his howz, :table-yard, St. Jatne,'s.4.4. Among the conipan,' present were; His Royal High. CP3S the Pittrtoz of WALM, bird Horctitnatr, Colntess of BARRYNIORE, Colonel APNIAtiOti, and Colonel STANnors. In the evening her Ladyship entertained a small party 4)f faFthionables. A new Building, containing Offices for the House of Lords, is carrying on with great rapidity in Pa lare-yard, oppoiito the Abbey ; it is to be finished externally af te r a kind 4)1 . Gothic elevation. The re ides ;u of the Si) .11;c , r, is, within, nearly cm. pieced. A considerable addition is to be made to the garden, by a new embankment on the 'names. A scarce 'Roman Coin has . been .found lately in Thllyphchane flog, near Cork. It is of the middle sine, brptize, and h good preserv a ti on , o n one side is the head of ICW6TII4A, With the inscription, Oil the other a throne, with two: figiires in a recumbent posture, and o'•er the head °reach a oar.: The inscription on this side, SAucutt FELICITAS. S. C. On Monday the ftrit division of the 3d West York marched into the Barracks, In Lime street, at Bull, and were follow e d b y t h e rema i nder of the itrzirn e nt lfuestlay and Wednesday. The lit Battalion of 'loyal Artillery, under the et,immoti of Capt. MArtnEws, aro under eiders to march..i . rom tiir, Woolwich, Ou the. ,? . .' , tll ult. a detachment of the 7th Light Dragoot)s rel;,eved a detachment of the e Light Dragoon 4, which, for otue time hact‘been quartered at Southwold. Tikt: 04th and 45th Regiments marched into bar. rack , ' nt Ch...lmsforci oil Thursday ; the former from Warwick, zinc, the layer from Nottingham. His Grace' the Duke of NtmartupissuLAtoto has' among hi tenantry a corps of 151 t men, eon. si,tiog of a taxi), of I home Artillery,: commanded try Captain, sir; craop , ; of eNvairy, and 17 Comp;t: nics of liitantry; the whole elOthed, appointed, paid and maintained by, llin3yelt for Government, has only found armi and accoutrements, The Captain (?( ~A.rtillery and the. Stall' receive a permanent pay...—. Such 3 COMMilllth nod such a 'saving to the State, are proud circumstances to boast of, awl worthy of a British NoOlemao. Freemasons' Tavern, which was for some time shut up, has recently been opened in a very supe rior style.. Yesterday the friends And supporter the Tavern had a - dinner there, by way of ()mint; the House, Which was very numerously and re6pect, 'ably attended. The Company cot fisted of nearly three hundred. Mr. PousTERN took the Chair, and presided with, great ahiiity, The (linner And woes were excellent, and :;aced up iii the' I).!st stylo, The conviviality of the company was kept up with great spirit until a late hour, when they scparated, highly 14eased. with their entertainment. .. at ly on !iaturday morning J. Lockhart, the Kir ri)gatv e,rrier, , was ,itopiwti h) .two loatpais, a little tfont the t 07,11 .4 who presented pistol s , an d 0 . h1);:d Will of a sin4l) ,;:um, of money, together with a 'Arin parcels tOr 'different per ens, Yorli,' Id ie . :: of wliio contaii.44 rueney. punt.liv, Oat. 26. WE are sorry to state, that the easterly winds bare done, and are likely still to do, much mischief upon this side of the Irish Channel. On Saturday 11 Brig ,and a Galliot advancing to get into.the Harbour of Dublin, were bath stranded; the first on the Bar, the latter upon the White Bank, nearly opposite Merrion. The Brig, we are sorry to relate, was ut terly.lost with all her crew : the perions on board the Gailiot with great disfiitalty reached Sandymount in their boat, and were all saved. On, Sunday and yesterday the storm continued with such violence, and the sea ran so high, that no attempt could be made to seireh into the situation of the Brig, or to ' extricate the Gallia froinlier danger. General Fut.rata, who commanded the Garrison of Athlone *Wards of two years, lets 1 ..t town ' a t id ' Tuesday last, IA hear he hi appointed to a Coin -171.4134 in the. East Indies. General liiptEmPt.E, his successor in the coil- I.rtrand, arrived' the mine day. Next morn i n g lio in . speded minutely the state-of the barracks, fortifiCa dons, stores, ,81c: The Bth, 9th, sath, nth, 36th, and agth Regi - merits are Under Orders to embark titan this CoontrY lmmediatejy. .A considerable number cit light six pounders, with a supply of anonuoition, patsy them. It is supposed toeyare dc:tliicxi to join the Expedition which is to sail iroin England. On Saturday rnornizw the Transports reamed born Core to MonkStown, for their reC4Cion• Charleville and Donvraile will acorn. ~ --inlerick, received the " rotlic for We . dhesday night the 3atii ilet;iinent of FOOl. quarter , :d in t ed ( in Thursday, and the second on 'Friday, wher.o they are to remain only a few days previous to their e:nbarking at Cork tin• fore,igu s ervice ; also part tn6rnin4 one of the' Artillery, .with three light 6.pounders, be longing JO the Brigades stationed in Limerick, marched for Cork, in,. order to join the Expedition tbu fast division luarch destined for active operations ; and on I,"riclaY marche..l from Limerick towards Cork. On Meshy lest the kisgard Frigate made tlio troop ot the 34 signal for sailing to the outward;beuud West Incise Fieet.:lll Cork Harbour, They had not oiled on Saturday, Owing , probably Dragoen (lords to the; tenvestuoas wee, Ilya ivhich has SiliCe prevailed.. Extrata of a ,J..etter train - Mari m, in the CoLleti Qs . tent to . coni r Del G3l,naY*- (.11, 9.---" On Saturday night last a Miss F . - V 7 1 ' '}f.'\ - 44 ;lie daughter of . a respe4oble larger .0 the neignbouritoLkd of Tintrini, w:is tbrcibly when away bY . QIW. FAII Y apd an armed ha:i.ditti , wi th , , i , rl , _stopping io.!..itwoth,and tviog hey h,ods,Lney dragged her:to Shannon side, and then conveyo4 1100 0 OW Great Island. As soiiil as young Air. BilitzE , 1 1 1 T ill* trith , ll.ard tho. affair , he, In a Must spl. manner, rtecompanied by a A. FITZ:4A VKI GU" WI T. iItCH / t be 4. to flurry the' ! . ..aid I,vx. After Pur4lXect the ,Ing,itivesi and, notwitlistmA l 4 OII . Iw a r„, sions of the country people, came up,witli thews ter cruising ch i c 61 131in u t) , Dea r. the Castle of Ant. 4 u . -IA !II Illa County of TippeiAry, aid uscued the P t innocent. They then re-crossed the % voter, ai4 t;0 re 4'131. in triului'll t4> 014 trundiunsitolicc 011:jaVir°' TICE TlLltiei Alt.-... C omedy ddi list T ....-...,, be new c 4 7 474 was ropresen* with unabated su,cceslo;;‘ fl th • ernrael: ro u g elv;insti h sselei.,bdd t s‘n)wsnd.b). a; ,irvi.ca: D itisu r i,ev u etiehaw ri : ' ,,,::3it l ei a t:e i r i jo e ierit,:a T leepl l l4ipu t l e ttr a aiott, t tibh r t(:ra tz eitd , i:o7,t c : i i,e i v : so: ti s,rti t it.: l l, t rzi, e iatoittir A r ! o d rw.ile i :4 l:::: t t oi i i ;l :oo : l..... t ; 4 5 °t• ' co urse founded upon the Pagan my i+ le .posed with sigh skill as to afford full scopi . t9. l .'` l t t i; never c i ndeed idoiread . la b w eAr li t e e pt .l r rr e eo t i r p o t s : ,r d s:: : : l i a tl i viti tic i :l dl i d i. : a a a l , d t iv i r ;l: h t i l i t u i s l : 4l ::: : . :, ‘T i v' i:::: She loolied very beautiful, and displayed too IA: l A 2l 4 ( pi c h ri ' i t : r s r, jt . o C o l ut f . l l,,s i ali r si a ik a: r, e s n r id il i N;S C r .p il i t a te yre, N l 7' l e dl : 9 l : l l )3 : g a l u b j p i po i ; ea : a . r e t sii ed r i l d: P b r i a ;:?: ni a llt h !l i l4 : l :y ° i: l 4 ' the the composition ca t h e s even: groupings , i4inag discreditable rstQ: a'zll' d ;;teena t e o a!l t d. l tie t l e :eGi gNa NiviurLl:l t :i n tilic a :al ic ll : : : ii : !:'l ; ll:llNdltiads)::sttsitlB:lll‘ll:: very lii i e 1 e!-Itgr:dpilogrueess e i ‘ c i v l i a t 3 t l t h i c o pr o r: v a ' p l i e p t d la ' w u • Managers not to add, that the lIONV &net is broligllC forward with ever advanta4e of WaLitiful aid jr, propri.ite scenery, s o as to give full effea to its la' trunio merits, and to • present a very ater esting • **Oath. Miss Minx It has closed her chreerat the D°t l f,, s l Theatre, where she. performed .Aroreat, 11 011 7" - d , nsotetuld6dit.lbipettAA„t3idoliellirthrae injustice to di/ rho: tri.dcao -Clteerly, and Cowslip, . ,Thia tomi er t b d Seven years is , sti soon to make her appearatP l ,L re, it Lo n don: ail It t i . ‘ 4 V ies e rcia t :l r i r, l ll. 9 l ll;9 p. t r t :r s e t in plOa e : t e h m t a h t d e le it e:t a t il a o i ° g e ; l e r' o s:a . a m i l :P n ar : : ::: : o : r u ill io l a i t admiration, but rector" to the, pubhe voice t' e ' a elc)pe witi; gallantsi sine, in their p resent suite 14,141ried precasity, they are thought tit repc'eserltv. "yes of our must distinguished dram qtik heiveries• If our Dramatic . 'ltepresentations :lee to. Ge• stIP: ported by Children this winter, it is to be hop e d dial the Managers will only tring them' jbrth doritig t l3 ° liviirieys. . . A that Privy Gardens' are . to be so mach frOProv""•, th ey they they ought' hot:atter to cininge theirnjUket 05 I- ', , Will become a pub/4. ornament, ' Spine ingenious friend oc the fem ale world I°l,, lately invented •what he calls inei.c.itle Peeticdtas; 17 4 however, the present style 01' ti Uti4 1 :0 i SiMPlici 4 . . 1 female attire i,hould proceed, we may ex p ect in duo tithe that All their hailment s ,Will be if"'is thie. ' On Saturday last an inquisition was tiLlto by Mr, '„,i ki e of P. wit 4TE, Coroner for Cambridge, • ,--. fir- c u r lylv„ t i ne budy , 04 Lucy Bird; wbo was louod omit,' t"eositrutt "'ruing, in the door-way ; ; flour &ening: at , zist l e ,,,,E,,,i, the : & cease d , v ,,,_; :in utifortunatt, edit woman of the town and l' I for • - ;le t ,T il" ue o f . , , 4,, , . , , been afflicted with violent MA of cJugiu ti o' .° and ' which, it W-as pri:sumed, occasio -4 the her deato, the Jury delivored a verditt acok-dr , litlY' dawn! A- poor blind in.to, naine3 .IL E: tell, !Trop !. B,.,ti d A y dead, in Sr. JAMeSI4 Church, in harY , ' ° l ' to tolast, last, whilst iu the at of blowinz the leiloWs organ,