The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-15 00:00:00

t 1. r $;1 ...... 01 . 11111 11.11110•••• Al •ome of the Public Prints have asserted that the eight: le befegatea mean to submit their pause ' t4 ittetal Members of Opposition, and to request I lr superset of the °Neel; of the Petition frorn • the C etho .r lie Body tite think it necessary again to ,_ • ills -440 ht: the very tespettable Charae. • tr4l*lll'areuht that Petition are anxious to keep it fleet / 1i f „„‘ „ 1 , . . ' tius • "ilatattnnS of Par:y, and will therefore 1 .01- 'erne indep en d ent Gentleman to have n nv. r . *sit lleti and laid upon the Table of the H ouse , Kt • 1,141 01 th any view to dirrussion at . this period. to .t • • eY thorn• tto g Fits MA' s svy give audiences th to illwits. of 'nag, Cults t lita.tro,.K.anx• A nd ettheet._l44sr Lords MUL GItAVZ le end Co/rents , Ap._ %We re. HOUic k i : l i litta, a number of the female Nobility visited i„:' MAI ilrf and the p a Hic Issas, /tithe evening "1i1440.34ta • had a lit-left party. a t ,. Vt.! needey fitait Mkturriaa will honour ' i tirYde 1-1 7 • la ne +tenth: with their presence, to see The , 4 gOeft gain, 4er , ti m „ ts ,,HlP'' the Bishop of Exit ed had the honour t--,14110 TR alit MAJ Est!' Zs, at the Queen's o vine eINGE:•,ece FeeDitexcx No, B.D. r OM! Stnit's College, Oxford, on his being !tit Ali 134 .. Preceptor to Her Royal Highnces 'l4l4llee Csiket.oret of Vlr.ti,,elt, • to d *te lktilekettwo o'clock, a ?dry taNstliteil was WaS vary 'ilzAb lt ' l4l 4 __, ,11 , * aye's (Ate, which Veletri,lialaW. The Council. sat till four i 14 wthial'esi *hit , s be osarals- a i .Ptelslll Boar to f MrniraitY Attsit i d A ,'—' l , - -‘en. in =ming thin Lord Met,v: LLE, -1, 9 1,0 "41101 es they peedieted he would do, thili,"„ r ay. Lnict * oonoo6t of that Board, not only 1 4141: 5 1 ..., 141 / 4 44,16 the produttion of the Papers moved wit 17 4 , YID the Upper ,House by Lord DARNLEY, het il i figq !Ate piion a as the latter himself approved, eil ltt l i? s ignified his intention to bring forward 14 'Pere not moved for by that Nobleman, in - et i t , .. . . to , Tow all possible light upon a subject „,, ititertsting t the •i, L ot , 0 Nation , The ebse - rvations tents `6l,,inetoritai.e respe c ting the comparative teh t) ' 'these First Lords of the Admiralt a tik Mete prof ess i onal men and those who wery e thlistiPtlwere petuliarly str iki ng and cogent, and at illgiftetitY of th e l atter description was fully l ikililikli in hie Lordship's re f erence to the glori. asi 11.'0 his of the Easls CHATHAM " r4II CI It !a .., ~tteopo 7hatts:and that there is to be a depiSt of wet f • I I - ~"hin, from whence they may be easily 141461 part of the Mediterranean. There CI% .. der , Yety large den& of Russian troops at ,It 4.11. in the othe r Islands, , atN ie 'gee; that the Elf, akoa, of Rustle., appre. Stilly t iltile Mink its chit luarter, has ordered an i l ! r ill, It 1 1 - , ° ,',. ° , 1 seta to march into Swedish Potne. I,:leig for m enniunltion with the N 4 ri verntees, 411144-`" *" !Oen cordon fox the prottetion of The fib , 011yed,,41 tenth Privateer, which has greltiy Ilh - ",, r e f ,„"etle in theEest Indira, wag taktO, on Nil - "' vetobsi, h the Castor& Frigate ; she '?/ Pteal°ll3 y ca 1 'id 6FI Cr , 'z„ eny s a n__ pto ih e 8. 74 l y, y, ut , , .-.:-.• g, and 5h,,,,,,41,.., • .. 4 . . . • 1404 oluve answer of the Russian' Cabinet to 'f kos it 4/44 ,, te iltd bY BuictirAuTa to the Eur SIAM 44 aat ai sv ''', PTPasing a Negotiation in nearly the lepe tili t. ''' line Letter to ills 'Majesty, was can. %Oafs. 7, A 4 ,,in bY the Baron Wietzeteotacor, ' 4l a etild•.."' °v°sll•l2orr left St. Petersbugh ittlis state th at : lett:4l7°l4lAL All.sittsty could not enter into I V, ease. os leparate Negotiations, but would . • " to the establishment of a General 7sl b e t) til,t which the. general state of Europe tettto slcuseed, and its security anti indepen. 4 1 b _ ft efedUally provided tor." Inttit itia,444 *2'l tot has beer ? • • i the Minist 1,-..e.e t o the appointed er 47.kt.00, Qenett of ficuburgh in the room 1-414.411.". &struts/4Hz • was educated at 11. . tettlislifto it4zY Academy with Roi,4ltrwitTe• fla w ilti 4 Qr Ity yrill Years at Lcipsic, where he '-'4ita stcteet.rman Lady. He afterwards became ttlatitdorsl,l:o intiAPARTZ, and WaS by hins li tappos,;" i 0 Council of State. Ra t Neteitn• t atty. - - '''s w ill be ap p oi nted to the Court of Orts efp,.l : o fthe e t .., 1 i . et, nu r . , .."- 1 nei tevented by t.;-01,CII I Cld'in2f p ,ilettil hit 4n t • l tor conveyirtg *irk and wounded Sol ism The b're"r"red for the In fi tmary at Dun. Par' tri is 4 c r ife n . c.'Phi on which it is construtted th e Tie, o ut ,141 et.4l'l fas de of conveyance for 1464„44'inery, a l a r m, ra ,' i . nt parts of the town to oor, anio from the wards to the ope. Isililll‘e'dil sennight the detachment of East Essex 444ttla un der the - 1( ' W er : ed at So I , e °4l Ina " at' Cept. l'orrtesta., wired III " Sl'ieldt marched ' ' that place I. n Barra ' cram ` a Ih t t '' IVIA,To , e SNlfi IlVf 8 Regiment has been numbered kitten number of Cua.boata irhvil Veen LOlleatti ano it Is al so said that sonre Expedi, is in contemplation froth that place, in which a large Preach Army iI to ;la in concert-with the Spaniards, and it is also said that General i‘no tam/ 41 -to have a command in it; but to this we give little credit. W.s have the pleasure of stating. to the Public, that Leans have been received in . Town this morn ing from Lard /shunt:, dated from thc a M essina Straits , January the 1 9t h , which bring At hip:main and pleasing intelligence that his Lordship was .then standing through the Strait s :with a brisk breez , ,, in pursuit of the French Fleet. tram this it would appear that the Enemy's Fleet isd sailed a second time from Toulon, and t tor hat rtde win probably its destination. His Lordship " O ndy anticipated a glorious result. IV` ' t AT E S I 4 --.By au Aineiican Verse; 'which arrived off Dover this murning, and MA was one, of three which escaped froth the . „ three days ago, we learn, that an Embargo was tiwq laid on all American Ships in- the Dutch Ports, and that the DutCh Fleet had sailed 'From the Text!. PLYMOUTH, IVIAtcH !so—Arrived the Galliot 'retie read Freiadichtf, of Lubec, laden with wheat and flour, from Nantz, bound to Sr. Andero, detained by the Nile Hired Armed Lugger. Arrived the Ajax, of 74 guns, ftom a Cruize off Ferrol. Sailed the Pretty Lass Armed Ship to the East. ward. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 14..—Arrived the Zepbyr, Melanthe, Wakefield, Samuel, William, Amphitrite, Canada, Ariarint, dines, Jane, Magnus ilsasun, Valiant, Prince, and Elizabeth, Tran Torts, from Southampton. The following Transports are ordered round to Plymouth, viz. the Ajax, Planter, Ann, Royal African, Harmon),lliam, and ,mother. Four. teen other eopper.bortomed Transports have re. ceived sailing orders, -and remain with the Curlew Sloop of War vv.:l:i tter Convoy for Newfoundland. SHEER.NESS. MAitcH 4.—This morning arrived in the Harbour His Majesty's Gin-brig Locust, Lieut. Lace Commander, to repair damages, and get a new mast in, after a most severe and gallant congiet with a Squadron of the Enemy's Vessels coming from the Eastward, with supplies for Belo. logne, on the Sth inst. From what we learn, it has been. a most miraculous escape that the Lerma was .not sunk or destroyed, being close in shore, within pistol shot, and receiving the fire of eleven Batteries and Field. Pieces. The Commander or dered the men to go below, or the slaughter must hays been seen. Also came into Harbour fan her waY'to Chatham) the ilfajeat;e, and ridiarre.Sloop,of War. Arrived the Dilizenck Sloop of War. Sailed the Inflexible, foi Yarmouth, to receive on board the Flag of Rear-Admiral RusslL ;, and .the GeNheid for Chadian), to he paid oIE, The Roritra Armed Ship COntitltleB the S;gnal fly. ins for Convoy t❑ the Elbe.- . . DEAL, MARCH Iraq" Sloop, Jadall and Dd . /it/der Gun-brigs, and Defence.s hip, came in from a Croize nit the French Cuasr. Came down the Afbritingtom emu Indiaman from the River, and remain. HA RW !C IT, MARCH t 3. The KLY,g Georg., Poet Office Packet, Cart. GRORGR DUAN t, sailed yester day Inr Husum, with the 14mUtirgn and Bremen Mails ; and this morning the Au land Packet, Capt. Bit IDGE, with the Mail tor Gottenburgh. INDIA SHIPPING. The following S!iip4 were in Bengal in Septetri. her and 061oher l ai c, viz. • .... Lady Tans LENDSAT, in dock, having wrung a leak.. Aria, Ta spa bra sit ; Bengal, CUMINE ; Lend Nt/JO4, ORRoCIC ; Morebionett of Exeter, NASH ; Lerd Castlereagh, 11131111R7SON, troln a cruize.— &Mt, BAKER; Sii Wm; Beasley, Ri s ionts ; Country Ship , arrived out in Bengal the 12th September. The Hop, DUNSAR, Country Ship, sailed from Saugur z 2th August, a singld Ship, for England, and had not been at St. Helena the rich J4nuary, 12os. OWEN, IT . The Sea Fl gtver Sl oop o f War, C apt. rived in . Bengal in August last. The Warner Carle arrived at Bencooteri the 13th August. The Kfar/u;s ff Ely,' HANNA*, Brunrui;t4; GRANT', and Cantos:, Lust tllCTOtti sailed for China from Madras the 13th August . .. , The .jr Edward .11uther, Batt iv, in Dock at Bombay in September. Eail St, Vincent, SAMPaott, and Lowjee Fit - Ai WO arrived at Bombay the. t.i.tit September. Waitbanitiscw, MlLlop, in Consult)°, early in Otiober. The 'Ruby, &aka, arrived at nitirall the 19th Oa. 1804.. Stit MT Castle s HONFi YMAR, Country Ship, from Bengal to Columbo, missing, supposed taken by L)NOI9. i he Shaw ilyrausgori, Bows N. captured in 'Lai. last on her parowg,e tram Madras to Bengal, after landing a cargo of rice, and report says, given up to the Confounder by. LINOIS, Marquis Wellesky &Aim, no t lo a d e d at Madre!, having arriv e d too l ate f rom B engal; was with Admiral RAINIER'S Squadron, consisting .1 five Ships; lett the Euphrates near the Line on the sth . November, 18o+, supposed to be going to Palo Penang to winter. Sußcourv, in a large Cutter Privateer, was cruizing off the Sand Heads in September and October. • An American Brig •touched at the [de of Ascen. lion, in her way ,from the Isle of France, spoke the June Whaler, one of - the Convoy Lady arrived, and says, tartars had returned in salcly there, with twelve sail of ships of different deseriptions. The ,Caad;date, ELL, sAttiubay Ship, founder. ed in July, in a gale, near the Sand ficad. C,ptain end Crew lost, except the First and Second Nil lieu, and a boat's crew in the jolly.boat• Tie Britoivida, RuaisrsoN,Couniry Ship, lOct in August, OD the Seuxur Saful--Ciew vett P v. Tau i 4 Bet r. want to scout a triple evil; e . rtVil by the Pere, Past Au alai and this Dr.vtz. ; i3til Paris now eitiihits to tins View This late Trimmvirhtt redued to Ora: FOCBONAPARTII, by his atti has sltewtii The Devil and Pretodsr to 1;e vie. VIE 711 E ATRE. Drary-lanie Tut tragedy of &oiler was last night repre. , sewed at this Theatre, for the Benefit of Master Burry, who, for the first time in London, per formed the Herod the Piece. His friends, with all their admiration of his juvenile merits, were ap. prehensive that the part of ilamlet was too , 'great a task for him to acquit, himself .in it' with a degree of IMPS adequate to th.it which he !..1d acquired in other tharaders. Their fears; however, were groundless. He displayed considerable merit in the assulnytion of this' arduous part, and eihibited-More of original cohception than .he has shewn'in most wham The passionate and the satirical passages wart best managed. In the declamatory and moral parts he comparatively failed. • The only novelty he introduced was ktteeThts , in the first address to The Ghost,. when- he came to the word father. This vow 'withal we conceive to be erroneous, for Hamlet is doubtful whether the Ap. parition is if &spirit of health, or got4in dtimn'd," and even after he has uttered the word father, he represents the Appearance in the, same speech as " making night hideous." If he had reserved this laseliai testimony of filial affeetion - till after be had tried the effedel the meek play upon the /big, • and had thereby confirmed the story of the supernatural Spirit, it would have been more op propria te. in- the scene with Oysk t lia there was nothing above, but something' below, mediocrity, and in the Closet - Scene there war no conspicuous excellence. HoWever, upon the whole, we must pronounce his performance of the very difficult part of ilea et a surprising effort for a boy at his time - of life. He was very adroit and . .kilful in the Fencing Scene, and his deportment throughout . was easy and ap propriate. • We would advise him not to wear again the long cloak in which'he appeAred in the Church-yard, as he lookld like a little Miss in a pelisse. He was received throughout by a very numerous and , cle. gant atnlience with great apri.luse, 'rue rest of the charafters, particularly The King, by Powitt.t, and The Queen, by -Mrs. Puwe c.t,, were sustained in a very respectabl; manner. The dresseb and the scenery were all splendid and atrik. ing. A great number of persons forced themselves in - to the Ptt ot Drury-lane Theatre last night, !riving been, imr-operly turnished with orders, for which thcti L.. given flax prices. This measure was at. p' w ithout the knowledge of the Proprietors tst Mantiger, and was luckily soon checked by a G.ntleman conflated with ..the Theatre, otherwi se the usual vulture of " the Pit would have bad tittle; chance of obtaining a place. Mr. PtTr and Mr. Fox were present List night rat Drury-lane Theatre, and were liberal in their applauee of the Little 1-lero of the night. Mosta—The fifth Performance of the Concert in tite New Room, near Russell-square, took place. last night. and had, a numerous and elegant Audi. 'tarp WEI L L`HsELL is the Leader; !IMAM, &WRAC R s and Mrs. SEcown, are ;he Vocal Naar. mere. The Vocal Department of this Concert is under the direetion of Mrs. Stand ; her own exer. flans are an essential prop to it, and are very much' admired. The Musical Veteran ASHLEY, we are sorry to hear, died yesterday, at his house in Abingdon. street, Westminster. He had reached an a‘lvan.: ad age s and had maintained a very leaped.. able Cherafter through life. Br industry, pru. dome s and ability, he acquired a cousiderable for. tune in the, saudcal profession, rind brocight up a large fataily, to every branch of which h e gave 'a r od OtstSlian. AU his sons di , . , layed Consi derable musks) genius, and three of them have ac. Oita a sigh and 'narked rank in their profession. 'Vit.:As/key, sen .. h a d a paralytic stroke about a year go,' from die dials of which:: he never rec.). veredi, TX* ALTS.••—•gg It has almost finished hit Par. trait of Mts. BI 14. 1 NOTEAK, which will be the most exalt likeness that has been yet seers of that admir able Performer, besides its excellence in paint of Attb He is also very' forward with a Portrait of the Marquis Toomosto, which will be a dierin. s t oked Ornament o f t h e ensu i ng Exhibition. Kite PgitTak has made great advancaa * representation oftheever-rnernurable Battle of Agincourt . , a work tltt will add considerably to his high reputation. The Drawings in water-colours, by ToWsre, form an etietnblage of the most beautiful and pitturesque scenery in Italy. Switzerland, Wales, the Lakes of Weltmorland, &c. They have the merit of truth, grace s and simplicity ; and having, as we Understand, silitally been taken in the open air, have such's tuitu.. tai hue, and such genuine lights and - shadows, as never can be found in an At study. 1 - Isivro is vigorously at work upon a Print from the whole_ length of Master BETTY painted by the masterly pencil of NoeTucore. On Tuesday morning the Dollars contained in the Spanish Prizes taken by the Endjrnion, earn. minded by the Hon. Captain PAGET, were ldnded at Portsmouth, and forwarded frosts "Mr. CLARK'S Offin g in five broad-wheeled waggons, for. London, ssusler an escort of the Portsmouth Volunteer Ar tillery. A Conroy is petitioned for to sail from Hull on the first of April with the Ships for Lubeck, Wie., mar, Stettin, Memel, and Koningsburg, Another Conroy Out these Potts and Sr. Petersburgh, &c. is expeeed to sail the last week in April. A Sunderland Vessel, 'on her passage to Ports. ninuth, eslt a black sided - Brig Avith a y Wow' stroka, oppsised to be-the Toed, of - Sonderland, Captain C Lusk, col! Lifter), sink on the Goodwin Sandq, with rig hoods on boßrd. The g* was so violent no E.& CORN cll. We. hbve` not many .fresh !,,f Wheat to.. day, the fade is eitceeding line is at legit Price, other q'aidities hal;e little 'scde, hit rew ptime samples of old that reitch 01 . 1 f Votar th Li); . B.irley is exceedingdull, ratter dult, and rar lower '; ey ?ease are cheaper ; 'Fia li t etms. 'full as high ; 'ls continua in Idrge supply; with st4rate foreigHt , irriva;t;, which causes a further redudion lb the. price of this article ; Flour in trait supplies, and phany sonnies of Srecmds at less than our . currency. • • • Wheat 72$ a 8; - s a /1.41 od Beans - 45's a is Fine ditto 2d6s a tc,9 . od Tick CCallt; Zs a' Rs ott Kye gs a 6 3 s 04 ()a4 2ss a zis a .los od. Barley -43 s a 483 Od Pot2nd do. 3is a 32s 0 , 1. Malt - 7,§3 . 4 82s o d Rape - .131 - 471 IVllite Pease, 4 . 2 - .18s oil Fine How - ?is aOs ‘7,0 Grey ditto '- s'o's 3 42. S 704 Seconds - - ti.)S a Z..,S 400 • The meeting of th e He re fordbhire Agricultural Society, on Monday, was nusnerougly'atteed. A numbeeof fine hulla were exhibited,' and nuicit ad.. mired. Mr: Hovels, -of Abergavenny, two 'Leicester sheep, the fore.(juarters . of which, when slaughtered, weighed stib: - each, and ihe • hinkuatters 451 b. betng . the largest and fattes i ever killed in -that City, ' Leicester Fair an Saturday sennight .the shOw of neat cattle-Was not large; in.catyes were in much tapes' ; high prices ..v'ere - demanded for store stuck that was promising and n.ceful.; beet 4:41 . suutturi were ready sale, at their fall 'liable. At.i3anbury Fair, yesterday se'ont:ght, a sheep the Leicester kind was exhibited, the flosi complete, in all pointit, ever seen ; which, although only two shear, .weighed upwards of - j rib, per griJrzer. A Fox in the neighbourhood of . Zilottrans.io. Longdendale lately broke cover, and was pursoed by the hunters of that pl , ce through the parishes of Stockport, Castletun, trope, and Glossop, and killed ,at Wilmore Clough, near , Woodhead. after ehace of sixty miles in six hourso7—lt be the most singular dice within the tnettwiy of the oldest bunter.Qn Saturday: last at, information came on to he heard before the Magtskrres of Bristol, against ';! , wholesale "dealer in salt,' for selling a tragnrity that article at a higher tate and price chap wai se , lied by the, Justices a t T h e i r Q- rirter S essions and being convicted thereof, was fined iol. A few , nights since -the. Prisoners- at Srapleton made an attempt to csape. A.,Sentiner guard 'thought lic beard -a mite under his feet; arid, u pun placing his ear to the ground., c:-old distir a.cer. tarn that men were at work, undermining the Priicm wall. Having very prutlentty!. , nt the Sentihels the alert, without alarming the Prialonrs, thy waited silently for-1114 event. Soon alter the earth gave way, and aTrenclunan's head presented itself, and at the'sarne moin uti ent a Imy.tt. to his throat, with the terrible' word " sittrinder.'i With this summons the Frenchman• prudentlyeour. plied, and was . irns.nedi4tely, with thirty of his ad. ventroua compaatons, taken out of the abbterrane_ oils passage. They were provided with provisions, and hoping, at least, to , hlrie a nia for it, were ex tremely in,rtified at the failure of tilnir vigilance of the Officers, atul th steatlii): 4 s u# th-. men on duty, numit the highef.t ealunteni4f.iO3. fever still continues,' but lelsens in mitigf ., irv, ; at: a k none of the attendants have t)..-en is every probability that it will ioon oe ar an rri;,l. On Satordly one of His Majesty's artillery guns, laden With powder for the ::inuth gazine_ , goinl into the flo-buttorrrd b oa : at th:: LowLihts, North ad bury:. s, put 'to the plaulc o turned restive, when the. ~ 4 0 , ;id being.'appgett to them, they atalle plungeiVinto water, Where toes shOit time, and wer e b ot h drowned. Tin: d. - .l.:ver'3 life was in 'the Utmost danger, hi s h o d y, scarce l y any appearance of animation falixo: out. The waggon and horses were dr.igged out afterwards.' On Tuesday se'nnight as Mr. Walter Scott was returning from Chirton to Norris Shields he WAS attacked by three soldiers, who attempted ro'roia but, by atiudden and tinexpecctNi excaiunr got 'out of their hands, and, owing to the datki;ess of the night, madchis esclr. • A man of the name of 13 , m its was yesterday col. mitted from the Police Offien . ,' Hitton Garden. charged with tile most 'Crpo.! treatment to his o wn daughter. It was alledgccl unnatural patent not only flpgged the child ,eitit knotted cords, 90 .as to cut, the flesh' vry deep, but on one ncetisinn thrust lice hand iwo the lire, and threw hot cinders upon her when in bed. Ple'ettempted, to justify his coodua, by alledgir% that the girl, who is only twelve years old, WaS of an obstinate: and dishonest disposition; btu of this no proof was adduced. . . Monday night, betw een seven anal eight o'clock, a fire broke out in a , coJperage in -Nelloll.strecr, Bristol, hur, by timely a4sist,mcc, was soon gqr under, The damage w.is not ,csnsiderable ; but ail elderly man, belonging to the • yard perished in th . flames, On Saturday last the wife of a Private belonging to the Ayrshire Militia, who hill just come, into Newcastle, on one of the baggage w4ggons, having requested the liberty of warming herself in a Morale in the nigh-bridge, was suchkenly taken ill,. and in a short time delkvcred of a 134. About one o' c l oc k i n t h e morning of Friday last five men with their faces blacked, and. armed with bludgeons an a horse.pistol, broke into the house of Mi. Bockhorn, Grazier, of Sr. Wry's, in Rona ,:ney Marsh, and alter entering the Nle. and Mess Bockhorn, and, savagely Ansi brutally beat. ing them, proceeded through the ilifftr,,nt rooms of the bathe, end carried off every article of val'oe of which they could lay their hods. On Friday last a Foy.boat was tirlet in the Mir. rows, at the mouth of itirldx harbour, with rim -e Wren in it. By the atisistanee of other (Joao: etvo nr them were taken of the bottom, aril the other un d er her, a good drai'eralstlittlf. On Wednesday, as a boy named Abrabarri . Long. ley, employed in the catender whop, at Mr. Slyner's dyeltoose, Lerdu, was imptutit.ntly playing too . near op machinery, bis hea4 was caug:it by tht