The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-20 00:00:00

IM . ,.trtlrPtV:r% PRICE OF STOCKS uts •TWZLVY d'oLOCE. ,Cortots - 38 ; I Oniniurn 21 3 THE SUN. 10LEM QUlnlaturs lALttit4 AUDZAT ? LONDON, MONDAY i• MAY 20, 1805. WHIN we stated on Saturday that the Brest Fleet was under weigh v apparently with the inten. tion of putting to sea, we. expressed our appre. 'tensions that they . would nut venture to engage Lord GAR UN Eiti'even with the supe.tiority which 'they possessed in point of numbers. Our apprehen sionshave unfortunately been realized, for the French Fleet haue teturned into Harbour. Some of them came out as far . as Point Sr.. Michel , , hut they took especial c:tre not. to give any of our Vessels an oppnctunity to bring them to anion. Orders have been 3,motti to countermand the. sailing of the Ships Bay, that were ordered to reinforce the Ch.insel Feet. Ir appears by offiotl accounts received frctn Cork, that the ilairve,. which arrived there on the 13th instant, from Lord Nsi,soN's Fleet, aCtualiy brought intelligence of the Fleet hav ing rtsseo the Streights, The Ailive, on her passage passed six Spanish Ships of the Line steer itig, as 13 supposed, for Cadiz, at which period Lard Nk Lso'res Fleet was within twelve hours sail. We hove, therefore, the best founded hopes, that sc. counts of the most satisfaftory nature will shortly be received, and that the Combined French and Spa, nish Fleets wilt soon expetienee the wontctieffeCts of British I.•,iyeriority. • Dkpatches ere this morning received at the Ad falsity from Lord NELSON, hut their contents had not transpired. We understand that no dOubts are entertained of his having passed the Straights. Ws are sorry to find, that some fears are stilt en. tertained for the safety of some of the Convoy which sailed from flarhadoes to Jamaica. 'ri'e fol. lowing - Letter from Barb,tdots was posted up at 14;.o p's this morning " Ba baddes,,4ll4ll3, 1815'. " Sijt S it gar the Line and a Frigate arrived here a few days ago; arta all sailed 'ngain on the sth instant. W.: have re ceived this morning, seine news of the Fren :1 Fleet :having gone, awe suppose, to sea in a hurry. What .the Dispat, is we are ignoTant_ol, but report says, they were seen two days since -steering to the nortly,vard. The Convoy that bailed from hence ti)r la;nr i ica were Ix:calmed between Vincent and St. on the azd of Narch,, anti the French Squadron from M4rtiniCo were MiSt. VtiNetit'a on the 26th of March, Steering to the Leeward." In .achlition to the ah.)ve, a. Portsmouth Paper receive.' this lees the foll.lwing barograph " Lieutenant ALT, of the Charlotte Schooner, passed through Salisbury yesterday tvun Plymouth,- where ha linded with dispatches from the West hidies. Thz French' Situadroit had been very successful in tal.ng our Merchant men, particularly nornber of Diamica Ships, with which they intended to return to. Ftanee. The fears, for the, safety of jar.ll,ica were cv:m , COCUR.4NE had, ar. rived."' We hope, however, that the mischief will in the eni be found to be ii Bing arld have little doubt that t good account of the Frcoc!) Squadron will b}torly be given by Admir,ll CUCHKANiss \Viz received this morning a ptivati Letter from Dublin, dated the t6th instant, which Lays, "'Judge joinsisobt's ease has been this moment finally de. cided in the Court of Chancery, against hirr. lie goes over this night in costo:ly. lie soliciied to be allowed to gl over on his parolc, and his re. quest would have been complied with, provi d ed ho would have transmitted this night a plea of guilty Of not guilty ; but this he !efused." WE mentioned some tiroe ago that JEROME 80. r•. 1,14. T and his Wife had arrived in a Neutral Ve3iel at Lisit , m, that be had landed, but that his Wifzt 1114 -rein.tincd on board. Tlie 'Vessel (the after.Watd3 sailed to ;lie Texel;: but the 11109 It positive oTtieti were there giVen to prevent this unfortunate Lilly fr 99tn . l anding, a n d all communication between the ship and th e sho re was prohibited. The Er;•4 left the Tcxel on the f7th, anti arrived in Dover ROA - IS 091 the 101. 1!'! d. DONAPAII.TE was aCCOMpittlitti by her R‘,...t her, Dilr, W. PATERSON, a Lady, (:Mrs. AtiniltSoN),,,i99ll Dr. GAKNgR, a French Pitpician. She teas; we understand, permitted CO . land in consequenCe of an order front Guvertinwt, and is now.in Dover; and s h e w ill, we have 00 douhr, ekderience that pry. • tekftior) and hospitality in this Country which•has T r been refused her in the Dominions •of upstart Corsitan. ik is said that when joßume landed in • - Lisbon he was arrested at the desire of the French' G seaninnt, aid sent a prisoner . to i or tru,, there . art two of the •fjci t i s t.of 2.011,11' A it TV in cot finemcot, for • Loc I ntl! ti folios tinder artc , t. Men the Ott there .v.l, t rc iour the,Lirte Ir any reliancels to be rlaud 'Urn private ter* from LisbOn, the Invio.ion Of 'that Kin g tiyem by a combined French „and Spanish Army is -.4le teranined upon, as the terms which EG'N'ArARTE has demanded as the price of her Neutrality are too ex orbitant to he complied with. Great hopes were entertained at Lisbon that the Troops tinder arc command of Sir JAmes CRAIG lAere licsailrd fur the defence of Portugal. - Wa have this day made some fortYier ExtraCis from the'Hambargh Mails which arrived on Satur. day and yesterday. The Foreign Papers, we have observed of late, have frequently contained rumours of Negotiations being on foot for a General Peace, and those brought by the, last Mail aCtually state the precise Terms upon which it is. said BONA. PARTE will condescend to grant Peace to England and Russia. The Terms mentioned are, that Eng. land and Ruisia shall . recognize his usurped Titles of Emperor of France and King of Italy ; that they shall guarantee to him and his family, his Titles and Dominions ; that th:v shall prevail upon the Princes of tl:e.house of BOVILBON,, to abandon their- Claims upon: the Throne of France; and, in return, BONAPARTE will consent that England and - Russia retain (what he cannot deprive them of) Malta and the Seven Islands. Such are the TerMs of Nitee circulated on the Catuittept; but they ;ire too absurd to require any 'serious , corn. went. It is Said, however, that M. NOVOSII.T. 7,0 F ,V;0, expeded at Berlin from St'. Peters_ burgh, on his way to Milan, to lay before BortA. i.Ax - rk the ultiMate proposals of the Emmott of Rus's; A ; but, - according to other accounts, his in. -tended missiotl has been countermanded. On S.lturday:morning 1-Its MAiriTY and PRIN. C.ESSEs SOP HI A and ALL IA rude on horseback to the Horse airricks. 11E,R MAI esry anti tl►e PR IN c eas es went toFtog, more, The PR INC vls of WALES arrival nt Windsor on' Saturday 0:prolog. Yesterday , tnorning.che ROYAL FAMILY wtnt to St. Geurge's Ch tiri, and heard a Sfrinon by the Rev. Mr.Noxvit Ey, Iron) the 2.1 of Rontr,s, ;ld sth verse, am! after .Net vice wcur t.t . ) Frogtoore. Y v%tel d a y a lterooun the DUTCFIE.S ut YOltßi. tl'e PRINCE .1 WA LPS,' and Dux s of CLARRiset, at rived a: Wind or.`, 4 - • ,The Marquikot, A atmc.o INT gave a.grand dinner 'on Si at'his home street, Grosve. ; -armpit; the parry were The Duke of Gordon, the Earl of linckingham,hir , ?,'Lord rnl Lady Conyngliiiin, Earl of Enniskillen, Lout C,ilaion, Lard Castlereagh, Load Westmeath Mr. 'CavendiAt, Earl CHULMONDELVi yodel-410' a grand . dinner party, at his house in Park.laife, among whom were His Koval 'Ugliness the Duke of c.; loueester, Monsleiar Le Count D'Artois, Lord anti Lady Villiers, Lord and Lady Conyngloun, Ilcc.-Ait the evening her Ladyship had A select musical p.irty. Lord Et,toT has.purchased the Etrl BUCKING. AM H 1 PA'S elegant hole, in Sr. J4illCS's.hqn4re. The Doke of MUNTRoiR had yesterday a seleft dinner party, at his house in Grosventir.qpiare. • Hyde Park .yesterdaY7 was cr,,wcieo'. with .selinn. able carriages. Mr. LI , VE tz PAALKa spurted is new Chariot in great style. Mr. C. BUKToN's four bays cut a very good appearance in hi, barritiche landau. Mr. TIT 0 P four .py 1114 were likewise thud) noticed by the dashing whips. All eyes were• rum. ed upon the. Du tehess , X als c tr's new carriage and splendid liveries, green and gold, as they passed down the ride, about ttirre,u'cl,,ek. Tla dullness of theday aEted in some degree as : an antidote 10 predilettion for the gravel walk the lair pedestrians' promenade. The throng was by nu means so gre,St as the preceding Sunday's gala. . The:DJtchectt of CH A Nnoavvei another splendid rout this evening, at her ilno.* in Groiverw.squAre. Mi. grtind dinner pally yesterdq, at his at Fn iiey. The Duchess of Devot4sll ;RR has been one of the mostliberal patronesses of Master riRTTY. , Sl•.e gave him fifty pounds tni his laic bendy, and took besides, tickets to the same Amount. Sw 9orsis MA; e,.ry is said to have returned to the KING of PK usst A the Order of the Mack isle, with which he 11Ait been iniested, allecigirg as a InOtiVe t his chagrin at the circumstance ot the, PROSsIAN Monarchhaving accepted the New Qrders of WINAPARTR, while the c naltiA of the FtenCh Government: bore such an equivocal appearonce wards Sweden. The returned dec. , rations were accnnpanied by a very Sitifiteti L•tler, commenting on the passive manner to which Hii MAlRsry Cun. tinues to view the innovotions of France. A Letter , ffatil i‘lgietS) dated the 27 th of Atirch, states, their tot the !Sill, an i4 tte,li p t Was , made on the li.e I,t the Dcl 1 1 ) borilt reit . ..4loly Turks, who had obtained admh,ion to his VIIACC• under a religious suhtvifuge. They wotinkied him with their sabres in the ten different places. The Dry- with a hope of eseaping.tte4th, threw himself from tlite window of his apartment into his garden, .a very con,ider'abh - ... depth ; but nut beit:g, injured by the ail, .he illarm-:d hjs peop:e, - anti thc assas,ins•beipte secured', were instantly exec.ute t i,— The 'diet catty was entirely out t.anger at the date of the ,Letter. A Letter remit' Sr, PI tersh.trgh,. by way of 1.u.. bee, dated the 23:1 ulr. •stioeq, th4t Nil; Da No. v ot,J vezerry was prertrillg 4,4't off` tor Berliti on a spec i, 4 l m i ss ion. 1: was ond,:rctnoti, that if the oreaorments offdrert.ri: the. Pt Cour: were his FAct-iiri;ey itnntetitittely to not objcacd to, proceed to i\fiiido, Lty toattcr bef.re BONA- PARTg. Last week there w yeaned at Mr. Brown's, Hi g h,Wolder, in Coe County. of Wesow:riami, a !mot, with tii;ht It!„.15, pito tdik, ;Ivo 41 , ..ilitfate limfte:s, two neck.„ wit! 4:11;► one head, 'Tills sin : td it v l l ' e . ntiO4ctiork WA!: :evit to the trait ekno at re;illip, . Ih"AV.I N 111 S. Item the, LONDON bAZETT.E, play Adatirafty.rlfce, May 18, 18os. Copy of .a Letter froin'Captain Mitchell, of llis ftlajesi . y's Sloop nspidor, to William Marsden, Es 7. dated Yarmouth Pcads, play 4, 1805. I h,ive , to inform .yon, that EUS Wi.jestysi Sloop li,o i . setit i n 116. tiTrang the French Yd.. vatscr Orestes, (14)ggei.rigget.1, in.iunting one long tiverity.foor pountler 41(1 six Swivels, acid manned with thirty.tuur men. I atn, 'Sir, &c. E. J. MITCHELL. MAY 18.—Arrived the Charhtte `hired Armed SChooner, with Dispatches from B4r. [Woes; sailed thence 37 days since. Three days previoui to her quilting Barbadoes Rear-Admiral CoCti a AN e'd Squadron sailed in punuir of the Squa. &on of the Enemy, which are stated to have sailed for St. Domingo. The Enemy had made an attempt . on Antigun, but the daniage don; to any part of the Island has been much exaggerated.. The Startiqte, of 81 guns, one of Admiral Coe HR'itti a's Squadron, had struck on the rocks, and knocked off her Wise' keel, 'in consequence of which tite. Centaur, of 74 guns, joined, a►►d sailed with the Squadron. Arrived the American Brig Friendship, Cap.% IN6HANI, laden, with wine, from Tenetiffe fur London. . . By a Letter received here from the Puiielle SiOop of War, it is stated, ' dim she has ce.e,spture3 the Ruth, of Teignmuuth, laden with hides, &re. which had been taken by a French Privateer, and sent her fur Portsmouth. - Arrived'the Montague, of 74 guns, from 2 Cruize off Ferrol, &filed th6' Agamentnoft, of 7 4 guns, to join the Chown!, Fleet. No (wild intelligence has been received here relative to the Brest Fleet. The six Sail of the Line which lay in C4wsand Bay, with the Signal ft; in for' sailing, have since struck it, and remain in the Bay., . ANOTHER LETTFR, SAME DATE?. Sailed the Neptarte, 99 guns,„Captain FIEEMAN. TLE, the 16b . y, 64 gunq, Capt. HARVEY, to join the Fleet off Brest, with bullocks, Ste. Came in the Cnanierce Armed Transport, with Ilia Officers and too of the Army of Reserve, from Guernsey acd Alderney, hound fo'r Cork. These men have volunteered for general service, and ::.re under the command of Curtain CAmEacm, 31,. or Old Buff*, tend came in here to wait convoy for Cork. Letters from La Powlate, of 18 guns, dated at sea, S .uthampton, state her having te.captured a very valuable Ship of the Lisbon Convoy, anti sent her for Portsmouth, where bile is artived, called the Rua:, of Teignmouth, with hides, tallow, oil, and cotton ; site was taken ..ff the Land'a End by. a Frcnch lugger Privateer. Caine in, after a passage of four days, from off Ferrol, the Monique, .74., with Dispatches from Rear. Admiral Sir R. CAt.oca, Bart. which were sent off last night express; It is learned by her that the Ferrol and Corunna Squadrons were ready for sea, and full of troops. No doubt a strong rein. foreement will be detached from hence, or from the Channel Fleet, to blockade at least the abOve Ports, and prevent a junction with the.abeve Squadron. At two t. vi. yesterday came in, tinder a press of sail, from the Channel Fleet, with Dispatches for. GO'vernment and Admiral Youtgo (which were sent off express direetly), the Swinger Gun-brig. She !flings the following imoortant intelligence of the movements and mat ccuvres of the Brest Fleet, and of Lord GARDNER'S efforts to counteract those ma. neonates', and bring them to a decisive .Adion. Tne Savinger loft Admiral Lord GARDNER last Wednesday night late`; he and the British Fleet, 24Sail of the Line, all well, and in high spirits. Last Sunday noon Lord GARDNER, with the Fleet off this port, bore away for his station off' Brest, where he arrived on Monday night. In the ensu ing morning he perceived nine Sail of the Line of the Enemy, the van division, with an Admiral's Flag flying, standing on and off the Black Rocks ; the rest Of the Enemy's Fleet, sixteen Sat of the Line, with Flags flying, all getting out. to sea, to join the abnve nine sail, , Imagining, at was stated, that the Btiritli Fleet having received damage in the gale of Saturday had borne up and were at anchor, refitting in Torbay and Cawsand Bay and the Sound. The signal was ,now made fur a general chace, and to clear for anion. In the course of Tuesday morning the whole Fleet was clear for anion and in chace of the Enemy. His Lordship was so anxious, that he was constantly on duty from Monday night till Wednesday evening, when the Swinger left Lim with ~hia dispatches, hourly' expeding to get into aa . lotl ; but to his great disappointment, the Enemy, though superior in numbers, and on their o,s n Coasts, and full of Troops, returned; and Lord Gisttolltstt had the mortification to see the French fl e et return aglin into, the Outer kold and art. cltere4,l—ilr R ctits, - Frig 'Jet, ard C,Jr. "tics, 40 gait. The remainder of the Fleet in Ca will BAY, Sound, and H a ri l aazi, 15 Sail of th e Line, willbe soon uff to Aft Lord GAR DNi it, Of for any foreign star ion. rwo, .r. 21/. —Sailed with Dilatches for the Chand The F r ill, 10 guo. nel Fleet, the Nile , Lieut. J. NI cHot,sol4, is ready, and waits tilt t,). n t out tithe ( morro w for Dispatches to be se to Lord GARDNER, or 10 Sirit. CALOIR, a Y e( ' r ot. The report of Lord NuLsOrr hviog gon e through the Gut after the Ca diz Fleet obtaina a rom at degree of credit, and comes here 'via 144110111 h gnat Lisbon. Dovst, M -'- AT 19.--The Sloop Er;?t, from BA- Elmore, came into'our Roads last night, anLI it be ing understood this morning that Nu. ELio BoNApARTE Was on board, the public curiosity Wal greatly excited, and the.picr heads andstraYs w ere crowded, anxiously waiting ' t he ship's entrance in to the harbour. About three in the afternoon a lit came in, and Mad. BONAPARTE, accompanied I'Y Mrs. At isrA ' one of her beautiful country women ( I ON ), her brother, Mr. Wu . PATErtsoN, o f fi4lti• more, Dr..GARNER, au eminent French PhYsici°' who attended her from A m erica,. landed, sod wei'' to the City of London Inn. ' The Hen. Mb SW' to her carriage, but the pressure of FINGTON led Madame BONAPARTS froiti she alai ' get a sight of 'Ma fair American, whose Inatrisil Arta with 1 j alt lest a has given such a stab to the pr.- this his Imperi.ll Brattier, was so great, that iiihi l I ` ,l greatest exertions i t was w i t h difficulty he C 6 ' nanee, She, appears far the eteiviw put her into her carriage. She is about .twells fairs' with fink eyes, and ' has a beautiful 00' situation tl increase the number of the' Itwierial Relative°. r , at The Er;?: left the Texel on this 1 7th in s ',, i 'advanced in 0 which ,time there were four Line.of.Battlegi; i and about too TraDisports there. The 1)1 ' 14 l , • WO' miral had the most peremptory : I° ' i t h entrance of the Erin, or any communicatio°ll the *lltne ; and it was with the utmesc 010 the Captain could Obtain a scanty addition to ShiP'a provisions. There is every reason t°;stgos, that ICROME BONAPASTE was secured st';'-oce, 1 and has been since condutted it Pawner i"1°1(' .d vw wp a ae s l :r ; : r .) : .. ,L C I: I l , A t n . R ti x :., West from f r om Live Bristol;rpi 3 ) o a l :1 fairfor 1;c: I r , : (1 : : :: 11 :1 / 1: : KiiiriNisv:ai,:defrro,yxmessLiscoln,;loynt. His maiesto skii , i t hali o ; OUTH, MAY $7,--••••,Arriyea t he 4.'... . 3 8 guns, and Serpent Sloop f war, with 1114 :p, ray The I le e 1 s , I I i ii vrr Es I 1 m r Y Ctrs, m f: l r n _t a le i i a v e e F r n i p:: l o t il:;:ifer:tc:1:::513; I : 11 ,: 1; others, YOU NG, g T rili fo nß r i r L Pi i n K h d e s o i r E n f'tt c , a ; r i t' f i g t : o o T l . 1: I the fEr) l; alv‘lllll2:lC;cistelVirls.:l: e' lll' e s:' I I i f : Anligua, with naval store's, hAving firrg 814° P Sarah, .LiGIiTLY , from Depot"' is discharg i ng Gfcraonm T mne- h b i orsui gte ve ning tehneiiiriCzi shia)renefoPoetlert.lielase c h i : li t:l s : i : 1 0 11 ::::11 ,5 0 4 1: 1 i which time they were near the Brest fl'a' op nel' it is said, with Dispatches for Oovofair' Poa.Grishs,rtaolutatrig,tilAY, 1-8..--: Atri,ve,..•-•5 ' h x f Pi; NiiiettY Gant,.o) Ship . Avenger, C ap t. T. Cirtifti, %%I" ', Lundon, Watson, Union, PAtefOrt,'W`t- ''ll(°‘°lsCill froAinistfteliDis,.Wl,tvanj:s, tvyi'zs.Ship Eclair, with 31) ` )jr 3 ro1 , 4 1 " G Speedy, di l - :A ldridge, Mn', a Dyer, Tdiotillen,,r:vo. lot rues,:fliat(n;aaritti Afrrilile‘titYi,liatty,°..lostlYct:l4° mendZiViairty, ‘yatiarnson., trotn Drlo ol . , a fair 'r he l ' v N i nedrw",:f.t°l":ntinci. Newfoundland IC:::1411. va°sY dons sli i all I t n h i c i '1 : 1:35 ranean Convoy at the Motherbstik. Pa ...„----- r 6, y,peo 0 HARWICH, MAY 19.•-•"*Th° 'a L rh, C i C ker, Capt. G • ry . a nd the " 0 EO. ItANlkt 3 • WIN '• ‘ lsllf D . 11.1., arrived yestetd4 Illar"tng , fro 'vlails: i" c . with the HaMburgh and Bremen ' iio 01 0 ifirdo*Pacliet, Citptain A. ' I ', with a Gottenhurgh MAI. ?Jcl:eli / ''' il The Larkand the Lady Artlia# G lien org this thq i . the fortner.with the :Aail fa r ') 031 :r , d i e 140" and the latter for Austun, %v..' ' Bremen Mails. ' lll on ' t Called f""1 1 The Arsrmor aun•lgig - ' Woo niggl e / eruize, ' Remain the Peplos Aqui and iris RCYCriLIC CrtliZcf" i lII ° ----Art., d the 4'9l' ,0 Sag IRNESS, MAY S--"'---.1 i itlctl' Capt. J. m Ans o ; Addphi, Car' i'.. 00•011' SON, Armed Shies, from tile 13411tc:/414 t - if e °rigs from the Downs. f Var Of Illr ' II The filmes, svhich went otg covor t o ~. signal for 0 L P( ' days ;.ign, has ,nark the 11 ennt ° BAtic:, and the' iigcbdo4 it' .' the Elbe. rr lig g ill(' 11.1is';-;J by a large Spanish Pfze'‘)-1