The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-21 00:00:00

sioonitva • - SVIV-01710E, • THREE, O'CLOCK, .1 3 ; M 4 'NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER; or, HOUGH ' TONI MEET 1.805, MONDAY, ocroata I .zi• • . IT. R. It me P. of w a l es 's Orville, B st. t tlb. aist Lord 'Foley's Hippocampus. 7st. rolb: B. C. 300 gs. h. ft. Lord Foley's Sir Harry Ditnsd•ile,B:.t. agst Mr. R.,l;oycc's Sir David, ist. Last 3M.0f8, C • 20ogs. Mr. Cave Browne's eh. h. Stretob, S.YrS Bst.,agst Mr, W. Bayley's b. t, 1- anny Fancy, , 3.yrs old, 6st. D. 1. toogS. .11 fr. Mr. Watson's Sorrel, ,4.yrs old, asst 'Sir I. ShelleY's Sir L;a:!ncelcit, 3.yi's old. Sst. each. P. M. .2oogs. h. ft. Duke of C;rafton's Lumbigo, Set: gib. agst Mr. Andrew's Fathom, 7st. I fib. Two-)r old C. sogs. Mr. R. Boyce Bobtail, BSt. 71b. agst Mr. Mellish's Lady brooglijst. tab. L zoo,:s• •• S:r C. Bunbury's 1,1(113, Ss t. 61b. rec. Sogs. from Mr. Wil -1 '5011..5 Newmarket, Sst.-31b. R. M. 2.00g5. h. , WE stop . the Press to announce - the ..arrivil . Of Pnris Papers to, the 13th inst. and. Du( ch : Join-nu ls to the 17th. The following are tho most important anicles of intelligence which they contain : Auot:BURG Our. 5.-- . The grand Austrian Army' continues still in its position _behind the iser, be-" t'ke.en Ulm and Memmingen. The van cx.tends to the Black Forest and the Southern part Of the Eke tome of Wurteniburg.' :'. ...' .. ''' ' • According "to' intellig - ence.from-ITlrn, the French: . entered Goppingen on the Ist inst. ' ' WeßTZßllltuii, UcT. S.—The Palatinate Bava- . , .411 Army .hroke up on the 3d in S't; ttUjig environs r' af R . . _. . . _. ', - 4therg and Forsch.im ; and . yesterday its . 46 ati-quariers were at tlebtogennuataelr. Thii corps; which 1 5 ,,:,,i: 1 . ~' destined. - . l .l t ri --,"*"‘" Ao lie to form the left-v. Jig 1 6f. t he 'Gratid French Army in Perriaant; will : ' lll4l for the Danube, over Weissunburg . . iind .1 Eihstacit;- while the Army of Hanover, placed. in' lit h 6 Ce ntre; 'will proceed for Nietthwth overuffen- • b ei 'n ; 41 4 Winzhenn ; and the Corps commanded. j Ge heralltsaix t owr Will advance 'to Donaw tali q vill',o.4rtontiaeim , Oze(i . '•• . ' • ' it ;:: ‘ i &ki : 1.. . ° tlrugsiat:. , tift cer2ftrd: iie . ..ii;:-.\v 1 0,, rr r '. 4 . I chprged to, regulate the iparch .of Abe . ' 0 1)3 which are tlestift 6d to :march ~.througli the ; erritur Yof Anspach. .. . . ' •, : ' ';:' :: : ~ Th e . 13.4vnian Artily consists of ;i-1. Battal;ons..of 411 faatry al the Line,: 6 ditto of r Light 7 infantry, and Regiment of .Cavalry, fOrrning in all (26,400, nleif. . - -... 14 !' v t e , takettio : i.helivy baggage with .themi arid all, excep t he tatf-officer4„ march on foot, and re -taiq at iii lit, ih.imitation, of the French Troops , ' ', l . der the' naked canopy. of Heaven, 'without . tents' ~ 4 ,, he Bav ar i an Qffi cers, Au acit'r. atia BoCC.III, have .- t'eQtt appointed A:jit'tants - to‘ the Emperor, -NA, }:°- 1 tt ov. _. : , . Sc',; , zaRDAM,tiCT. 15.=-LWe have , recelved , a private ~... ';' tt 'r from EnClsden dated 016'1 it h rust, in . which it . c 'iteutioned, th at a Mehsenger had arrived in, tha t I,l7,hcingin the important . ..informatlon ..that the tttort of RUiSIA I , ad acceded to , the ' 1•1-atralit y .'. %Asia. 1l ' Itt ' ''l French. ..‘l);vethrown ',, .. . oRTi OCT. 6.—The two brid ges over the Melts--one at Oberrad, and the Sher at Niederrad, above 'and belnksv this• City. a ... va i . lk , iirencli Army iii.c eilllany continues :to d , tle. 11'444M experien ' cing'atiy obstacle.: It - is sup i)7(1 -that tilt. Troops .will. pass the Ditnubc between, ` 1 4 'ngea and Ultra, or near Nieuburg. According to ; 11. all 4 1 ) N:it:inks that passage will be disPuto ,,as 16.8'1 C ' the ",,,,1 t* Ihnk of the . Da; ci 1 rmy are on vv ., t ~ nod'.'ll • ''.• :' • • • • ....therSertgress , ' 04 . et e . remains :, tt) Ai ist ria . no : o l , t e ;he Preneh no - other n,tniparu to Ostruet . gem, . than the Ty . rol.' i, i ' a very remarkable eircurntanee lit,..the present wpm.. ",., 11 _ ') and trona vhieh cot ljedure's may .be drawn ..to u ' fav eitirahle in the' Northern (;ilall(innsthat the ~ . .. ex L l)4 , ll:l4 er'. l l4 orders of A lat i Shal . 13.i0tNAIiPT T 13 Arilea' at O'iTenheittiiYa td' it of Franconia, in the . ar g ra Viate of Anspach. . . . .•'.... T i GI RD; O ‘:T.7..- 1 - ... SeVerat Carps - of the -Fr.ench .._.... ... . , 4 Y wh,ich ' went frAi' hetice; marc hed t 9 tuhin. • . tI L -1 11 and Itentlityren, from whence; tiller having' i ! . at i. cl , : tile Aust;ians.,. they continued their 1.0 , arch.. , archa:, li - • '' " . . A.,/ • 'der to ke po iut3n.Y. Fifty Pounds for 2- yr. °his catrying a feather, 3-yr. olds Ist. 514.".4-yr. olds 914. ; yr. 0116 Tit. 311) 6-yr. oils 9st. 71h. 30 aged 9;t. Jolt). Last Ot 3 t 3. C. it de- The W with his Cflg:.Pitirt - ItS; tO sbiti 'for oogs. rnaiiri:3l .xithin a quartet of an hour atter the race. the ()WIWI' Of the sec Lind horse being first entitleu, 4c. . togs. - A Gold Con by eigh; ;Sub scri bers, or upwards, at each. I). I. if nvu tit It eight Subscribtrs, the Winner to receive the sin-plus in specie. ; Sir C. Buribuil‘s I aged, lb„ Ld Foley's Sir Harry lionStiAle, v•v,r'old, cyst. 311). Mr. Nlitaish's Lady liniugh. 4'y Mr. g3r. 4;h. • Mr. Cave Bro Woe's Stretch, 5-Yr- B 't• Lri Ilarryiriorc'sGmtitude. 4-yr. 7st. 91w. Gen. Gower's 3-yr, 6st. 6 7 ib., th. , Mr. Andrew's Fathom; 3 yr. 6st, t Mr. Lake!s,V,irtuosa, 4-yr 5 71h. Mr. Liftibroltex 3- Tilltioy, sr a - leather.:: Ib. ag.t. ii•lr.;Lake's Virtuotk i t ,7 .7ilr. Wilson's Panta oon, 74. jib. T.Wolr, old C. 25„5. • , . WEi,NEs; , AN. f t nt floscripl..tuo t;, r. fist 4ib, anti 3-yr bid s% 9st. 41h. jiiiies c.f . ...I r Subscribers can enter only sett horse:: as are their o%,vii pro - pettv. T;iev:'inner to he sold tor 25 - op,s. See. Sivee ,- ,stakes of taogs. each, It. ft. 'I" wu-yr.old coairse, 83t. each. Ceti. Crosvettor's,.c. Have-at-"cni, by tiarnbletonian •• Mr atsr.)ll . .i c. by Woythy,,otit or' Pat e 1 'Mr. flowo;th's c. by Sir' Harry, Sir. C. litinbury's \Lydia, st.. agst Shelley's Curt ycortibt loth. . •Tivo-t-r (nil Course, tt Ld Yist. agst Mr.• ‘Vii4ori's Newittapket,' rat. Sib, D. 1. too,gs. • Tticastc.Ny. . . . . . . . . S w eepstakes of s,gi. pach, 'V yvii-yr. olti C. Ccn. Gpsyer'a Swinlev, 11t.t. tlb. . . P.Tr. Andiew*4 }coo am, S.t. ,• Mr..l-106lottles. Honoty, 7st. Vb, Nit - . M.,...11if1`5,/',light, 7.- yrs c)l , i. Est: Mr. L.l.dbrol“.os c. by. Wo•odffi<cr, Sst. 61h. agst .Mr. TrAlirilw3yrr!s c. by Pegasus, -- / t. , sz;i): I. M. tf , ogs, h. it. • Ld t',Acy's Ifivii,,C.llllllU6, ;) , It. 'lib. ai,,,t Mr. Ladhrolues Bustard, Sbt. ALi ..1N:,.. the Flat, 2 , ..0. • , • . .......- _ . Ann - en on the Dany'le , ot- CoA. .• ' Dy the left Bank of that River. 1„ Junttiunitt . tl.l's inarclu tl t•t La en, anct is divided tiity SCA.“I " • - ‘ 4 le t a' l '" 3 it riylte bv Bl•inb-n‘rn another by Gnu? , ( ;e6slU.;L'.ll which ly,As -• m. (A • 1: 1 0 . '1:1is City is I , : 60 several ether -coltinitis; • Paint of del • r"titr;` tram this City, illy° 't • .•• . , a. BOI4i.! to fieldenhenti,, (.71•C:rgC 11, l ii *v Y l kere tlow Austriaas, tulder (...4eneral lEN" , 'ecul to vciislti and ot4ers (; , n-att7.l(l,',l:;:kn, Bapt . .n N: 4 l, , • . 1 / 4 11, i 1,1?Ligeo i ,•• \ OCT, 0.--'11)e day on which e l t , • , , tho Emper or o f the I - reach set•ou t Iron). Lull= 14( I"P ef g ; Et 11 ; . 'la lle slept at Ctil-mon , l : the next day one Its vi • * n .ent from Nordlingen to i)onanwerth, (- ( 4 1 1111 lie by the Minister as War and a fe‘'v. Otrict.T. ,/, ' Army are in 'ull march to , .Vards the i),lnube. travels'NVith the most uneinwpied ex-, ,-• . . lon. Ile gene:Ay sups and j - 1s in the hou•ies N ' i liclith • • be • , e Enemy occupied tilt: day e tired, ;s t t o ti „.1 1 eannon,has not yet been Ive •,„ e Passed teveral famous positions, which it ;as ev t - Pe awl the Enemy wou ld have en-. 1.13.% oa'red , `` i d efend. of A. lurz "uliG OCT.3.—The .Depot 11°1'. • * Nureni tl,t! winch arrived - from Frankfort at lay t• the ‘S,•-pt, 10 the latter city gatei called the S )itierthor Gate, ttte rrus:;iait c ommanding at that gate acquainted theAu s- Iri an ()tltcer,• that- strut Nhe had orders to ..preserve the TQUtrality I and, that he • eould let .the e 14 " 8 PaSSS unless theydown their anus, Which v as done fle . it day: - • .e i'rench Funds are .56, Le cau, TO Tix;; RAITOR 6F rim 'SUN. le 1 111, in time he An cn.., 0f t.,.tm, arm ,_ ~. I which they catdavottr , to support -4 i%, . • •. ._ ?tilt. tnuott, , . . ~. . - . BRITANNICUS • ' -.° I i .. ~, I S. ..t f! F. 17'.(r of PsosstA. at this, tbnornent t ray b e .. -, * ,:',l,tirt4i. ...1.:.. E-rz :.ad ' s FieiAch Pevie ni ,,,, t b e , .;:iiii 'li) stand in tlw hishost predirmtent of human ) g a , ver "'" l l 'y 3 r ' d '''' :(i 3 1 - 4"/ !` li" ''' P i' '' I ' 4 ' set'irts fully t-':l,-'r!:)', and though ' nmeh ' uriy.l.te ey,.netled fro in a r e..-...r.''15..,,-(''rittl'''k!".l7;ik:titi.;. t • P •ii:'.l!tib''lleer.-.' r a i i n a : ° , l- I t t lk' , l',,r.T." nyxh ' °f di 'tilt:- po s verriti.co-operatii AI of '‘,1(::11 great. INTuttarcits a;' ) Ir.! tri , t rc(filctAfiirty vielii,,fisof},lo.o.3,-.:1'.:,...,,a5';i0an.-kurthrnotultt-, ; I , l ll,,,teilmec i ii'd ill $ ilt .. - 1 t may i 0 clet;' , .l iletii:e:,i Ir; ,i, t ,l. t li l v, d vi l zpe it, , ‘, lt til: ie r ... 1 , -10';'-' ,- _if AINTII IA alld. -111!3SliV, yet. il ,fl' KING of 1 n te ci r e c;,: t l l ,: e iii;i v n i ,f i ll e lt . ila r t r io: , c , o t r i o c ll .4 l , iftri:f. 14sii!eit. ag4ir.St him, ' Dios 1.1 Were to Lhi't.iw itis.weight into tii , .: seine In u r 'their favotti., tliere, 'would be little Aloi,in ,t 1,4 th e li, to iuppart the c-an'i t t - : of Civiti;:c. g, a scrl;; L :. l l ll :it i l it ..:~ t '- ';'l .i ' l \ t' lli ea r ble ; cause of truth, ju4tice, and the civilized world,:!, 1 1 , • :', 4 ‘ - ' l) ''' t Fr "•`'''' 'l l '' ch canv9t : b '' c3lt'-'l.l'6°V6;rninelit. ',ll' WOUld' finally t - 1:::.1.j) over upstart antl)iti,)a and re- isl.;!;:c.zie,.l,l•;tlG,),:cor;''ll,'-rbe;taarrileirrn.ll:cri2nai de ' nini " l ''' '• be : c3 "'" it with t)..,ii- the interil4lo? , l ever ' n u tt i ri s. :l ) . l :i i iid a is n' t i,' f ' VOltltionary plirellzy. I'he energy of I E IO,I aticioill ! and modern -Heroes, St'Al, , ,inen, - and Powntarc . ; , Las ),,cY, r.ittL'il it its pt-r„)tttutily. violated, Aiidues d not seerX. 6 ta`.. : 11:11 , u. LtltittSioo“. been chiefly confined to the mere exten•sion of .F,nt- i -„-- . , - ~ . pire, but the treniend(_ras crisis of the world, at I:2•aq it ' . - of the European - part. of it, demands an enc-rtzy of ' 1 ' Divine 'Service I,NCria'ls.tht,pilexiii-:;i:tuill,e,.(illail;.s,triTsYi,')isalceer.L..l:o.l worship, for the first tune Side the repairs, whic..4 . L' much higher kind. At this montent the 1 , ..,`L50 of '! ?Itust...4A ocvnpies the exalted and essential capacity i have.ermt t 'J , ', , t+l • Tiy. , .- `:',C . ,' I;,2`.`i ChurcliOs in ictig«. of the arbiter of hutnan . lizipPineSs, and the Seell rhy of social life. It would lie abiurd to thvell on i lal , l • c t i at. i r' l.- :• '': -'--. :. " 11-ic i''''' - tii ' tii S t • 11 '""d z i'' ; ' .. It is. the .comMon-plaeo argnments of violated Trt.-..4‘.ie5,. , ~,'''.l l. t ` ) "' . ' ye li''''" i'" 11 - ' ' - ."'lt 'oil-ci tl , O ti:: , :ith. of the` of the Rights of lion-;ain, the restoration of the ha- 1 '''' nt '' x '""' -' '''''. i , :- :. ' : ':, 2'; , e,,.. - 1 n ,- .(• - ). It fbr liai,::.lc?sosfupPpaoyvs-eecii se4 S r i c ie h h in tc , : i i:i t c i s . l . e ,n r l o a , t , ; . ; ei s i ni l t ni4 . w t . c i t r ! i t a i Nl , r i . t i t v til r -I; i p a c t il l e , ,, Y l ' ._ ( ' N - ,' . ; - ' l ,l -1 ,';'; 0 .1 1r 11 : i ': it i : j , : )i e ).t :i l i- c , . i :, :: , ',:::::: : )• * : ': , : i,1 :',.' , 11 ::' - ' 1 1 1 t a jl i t ": wolii ,. l bt, . ciu:.tily i s i treet. in i 7 ;', i ;he ::, ', •,, ~,. ':..!1 ye,,',' ~ , ,-;,.i tAen the History of tile STVAICI3. It absurd to resort to de tenor olordinary.Manifestoes, n 1 c .'';'', r ' l •'` i a " i '',.,' v '`'''' '' - '-'"- ' ' 1: ") ''''''' 'j'''''-' l ' , t , -' 4 - or the obsolete precedent, of replar i)iphirn..tcy; in ; ‘ vlr " ue ,, c i? rn,Q u '"' n ''' , ''" '-'' v 3l - I 'llY of embellish order to '-enlighten the bowilf.lering t.l-.-irknes.ikif this tnents ; toe. outer vall.s 01 ,1 1e 0i, 3 : 11 ,,:i1.„ ,- 7iw . : i. : ,...,, 1 ,t u rn. ~ .1 .ed. Since the lit:: t• p,.‘..ri;xl, until ,;.\.i.,k - ,'h I.;st„. it revolutionary crisis, which baffles t..le Lighes.te‘f # arts i , ~ , it.i it stutereo toe rava , YVS fj`: time. Th0 ., 0 , 01) , :m1 ,,,,, ~,,I d .. at human wisdom, derived froni exu(2l - 16nce, architeaural design, v.;-re th ,- .11 in 'a ri. HI-.lted indeed admits - of no cbmparison weld it y.,ittcatiOn'l ' i't' . ~ otaff. . atrs. recorded in the p.) ;e of .i - fii(;ry, It' is It stlite. v.,:!1 1 ,,•0t, w, ~is, and, t , . -., :,, re d. eneughto,consiler the ch.:nat . ...ter of the I, l 'rencll,Pc:o- 1 c ''''''' lii 'ig 3 :111 ' 11 t Y jar : '''' - ' rje 1 . • ." 1.-0 :)`-`'H ~ ...tire 4 „. , ply, altered as it is by their ilevOtut ion, and 'the'l ""I''' tilt' . re P 3lr *' c° " l "'"'''''' .l ' I t I ' '' . ' ' ' 'L . ' ' .'d principle's upon which they ate IbreQd,bv their ltalctr,. l' , ' ltia.4- ‘ 4lloits. 34 appe:ti'drif!:!. ~. • ,:, ,i ,: , .' 0 ,• ' , , : The N 4- -I , NV Of Iti antlylity I! , • 1 , ~, i , ~: • ~-v ri t i . and urged by tear and hypocrisy, to treat all other States. Tbe:. - -.! Peuple.have been 1 , tp--1 1 , -I'n in 1 T i le puipit organ ,, ga i ll,erY , '""t is'ioi , : , it ' .. :,.(0. , 1 .., ~, , , ~. , .... ; , again, by their .Leaders, that, tia,.\ vre incapable of 1 "311,Ys°"". by r" g"ii 3 g allii P ., liutift„r. 1 - H , I:ean. ; ,s tiful tigori....- of 1 Pelican t',.L-diti-s. its scouri , , , , - ; -,, ~o, ils !, own Wood (an emblem of Cie ‘,.',lntrcit 1; ~, . , ,- itig her forming a GOvernment 11.4. theniselve , , rind tlvit an which is placed .over the altar, ILL, been absolute .Military Power is atone con , ,, ; enial• to their 1 e re lli -1 1 ) ( "I l it.. 1) 41 and beautified: .The colornits.of the lonic national and individual chtrader, and best calcnlated i Order,: betw6en which are the .Cri,:cd and Lord's to make them. rank as the Gps.,:zt" Nution. }lva the,k;' i Viayer in gol4 kueri. ; il() a. Globe between two Leaders have slie.wn theili,el , . -, 2;• as 'kilo Capable a forming a GoV,.‘riatent z'., , ; t'LL, ‘l.k.ople, and after all the experiment ,, lind it ,ftr ad tlw. horrors th;. , ,v i l d e I Bibles> denoiing the spreadilig Of .the G o v e l ov e r 1 .the WOrld; are no‘i- re-•tored tO'theiri,6riginal beauty. occasioned, they: have at lengt!,. i.:lid' tf..,_6' C9untrf , ed. Whey are file t) t p h ri) i t ri ltl t t:A er i i r of ' ' ' 'rle'itt.°l.:tien'emicln.seo.l'PinT•oebsit,c-?..i.ti.reiX:ll94s;2''ditall,ll;l4lii°)elic4l' hickN C N l.l:i . 1:. prostrate at the feet of a Var-.,igti1) . ..,p0t. ,'"fiao',lciaipc an en:intent MaSter, rametit of the French Nation . ..at Present is as betero geneouS tOlturnan society as' a vol, '•410 to all star roiniding'modes of being, -anil 'nothingi.b•nt the tatal -, J .a, i l ,l ( l l e .a ex. (lt t l e : 'grY.::'iit(l))l: the vellorabLtalgttiluetvi,o3fl.obtr'epialui:';dcli; the whole may now be considered a I)t] lie extinaion, or confinctnent of itsrevointionaty iihio'.. guton,.' can give 'repose to the'civilizod 4 ,vorltl. Such, .1 " (1 - - ornanient. . . . - • - 1 Al faith, truth and sincerity i ~,Y t 4 i A few.evening'sago as Mr.' Gunton was paSsing ';near the Bell,lnn yard, ott.Hog,;.hilr, Yarmouth, ha was suddenly knocked .down - by an unknOwn hAnd i 1 but \tas fortunately digeovered, and uarried home:— 1 Mr. G. 1.124 that day been coll-.•. ting 'a considerable iron of tuon , ..'y, v, : ..1, ae h.i,., . ,-,...-...': dkndsed of: •prctiou to the ; ,- 1 ,;. ,•„'„ , A 1:1r00 in-. , 1 ... = ' , 6 11, , ; .' - (y ev(:fling; ab ov ,,t . s , ~.,.• ~ . ~,,, :;;, ,•• • :.;,'.•'-.•:‘.;.1. ) ; it) 01 ()As the: :;. !.- ,•.' ,:. i• S '••• i i. ili..• i.•iiit produted 1,-, 1. \Nill, so r,-., . .;.,., , .t- .-1. :1 o .2 . , :,:t3 could, ha ~....'.:7 : , . .: •'. .'. :;;.: ; Ic..!ro.aii. . , it few i 7, - .:- ..., --; .. );,;,.,.., ~t t:.. , ;,1111e Of P 4 .11«, lipi, Of 1,.1:::.;,,:ly, v, .1 . .._. ,: i ; ~ :, , !,) cro.;i a street be t Ween two wa.2 t .Yo& , , ;ii \V ,L , 1 hat - opt:on, site *as throVit do\vn by ene (ll' I ..r Ito , . ...:i, when the wheels I).i6Sed overher•body; !:, ..,-. •, , ,onafter exrClrect' Alarriel on Friday last, Uentanant , l:olo,nel evm : unto., it the t i iii Light I)ragovffii, to Ali ii Attigt,LlA TiAuTouti,lldest daughter 0f.,'1 ,. . LavToun, Esq. of • Devonshire-place. - • •- ME. §fIARP, Keeper of the .City, Gaol, Nor giich, hacl lat4.ly a Goldtineh..sic..slt on. the nto:dt; which he i ;et out in the garden, where it No:Aa attracted the i notice of a Rabin, who ','`.':iS SO COiliitallt in 'his at -1 teachtnee, that Mr. S. operk'd ihe door of the cage to liberate his little 'prisoner. They remained a• few days together in the garden, both retaaning to the , ( ...;.ige, to teed, till :it list the Rt;.)in seduce , .l his cow. 1 paiiiotll.o SC..tle the W;illi Of tiit. prison, I,,At znii.r zin al..,sence of eleven clays, the Goldfinch returned to 1 his cage. , . . 'AC I.ll ‘ e l''.iir at St. Auritell On Friday; e:ittle sold hriiltiy, parileuhtly c.(1,...s and .tives. • . • , . ytnE.----t..in Satl;i7day nirin, 111: eight o'clock, all alai - 111 afire waS g'i yen from No. .i .-);. in \Nrych-street, ! efe:nle liar, x\- hero a Mr. Coo., ;.:Id a • t.tney7 dress p • la.ile..cr, live'.. The St.. Mary's Le -Strand engine got Up iiV-,t, ',Hid on iii iris jot° thq,cothe, it came Oili, ',hilt ;it; ;1. lioo: tilt.l latly'., 70 yiNirS'Of ai,,n;Vl-IS sit- Clip!, by tile fine, 'i,pll:,.k . ti&tv oat, e.n...,gtit 'her apron, anil fro:n Ilit.'nco all. her clothin: , ; - ... iihe wa.; too fcehle, to reino,e, lotit c. 111;,:...: Out, when 0 y o uly; i,vommi tj• o u t 43 i ; l c p,..;,.y (1 tsi: tiCiiiie to her 'tissi. : llCC, awl had. the ot ., ..synCe CI rooft 1 ; p;t tit(' toyerinit : ; - Off the'lied and ,:, i .,, ...„.,, :,„ i t , ~, ~,s t o ,mellp.-r tii,..: fire. - The poor . old I.,t,tv i.i 11mA circ.idtitay ow ,v, so as to leave halo ho l :..: cr .. her sttr , ;l6l.l.Z ; ‘11:v1 h:..'n tlLtiveren had her hands and anti much scorchea it r, , nile . ing her As sist:ince. Little other danyv:o -, - .'.1 - ; done than the bed furniture being ••lestro,;ed, .a.,;tn,f, flool tilt e,:irly at liVal of the. tire- wou ,van t I,: :a - wales. ~ :,. , ; ,s the dissOldtion of .au among * them, that_ . terror inducesftltent to cry for vengeance against those very Natieiv; the.i woull re lieve them from their'iniscry. 'f hey fly to t) gratify the insatiable ambition' and unprincipled a\4- rice of their oii.pres3ivo Deader:: as we have seen ih' me st,.of the Wars in which theyfhbvehe.cn.-engated.l since the ilestru6tion of• their legitirniite-Monirelq. It would be ridiculous indeed to su?puve. thitt .new partition:Of territory. or power.. t',;(?uld the lava of yolca;10, • '•; moMentous ()bled of protealve Coiifeac,faCV ; Europe may never be again able to fo'col.; if thel Of l'AossiA should beso• N.vair.lil2; to the World, and to posterity, as to rena.ttp #ti an inglorious Neutrality, tinder„sucli . an itl:pertou 7 l e 411: upon his interest , and duty. No---Vl-,:trice mast , oompelled to remain within those bounlvies which Will•wcure like rights mud Yvt-vY . surrou n din g State; • If it were possible to tv - ipp(r that Prtiiiia Would follow , tile example 0f ilatfaria, and the other States.w hich. are thrown into consternatott by the French lJsurper, for kbe ce4iciti cif 1-lanot - el ., ,r Rolland, or'even of hail the German •Ef.ppire., ii he' had Power to bestow, it, in the n.tate (-);" and cOninton sense, what -stlfcurity oold •• the • I', t - x.2 - t- of' have fread the :Came tlestrtleit - e vorte:t of volution ? But. I. 4u 1 )1)os , .: that th.s: in .question eau be so blind tohis interest, glory, and common safety, The revolutithiary mischief -,,vould sap it way, and cad, the destruction of all wt - ;-,o direaly or ilidirealy pro:notei.l its pr0,..„ . 0 - ress. Upon the least occasioa Ept.tt Le2courecl, t,•.,* that . C;;'.;:At '..tiploir„.ll2y oft~ ,! ?...:(Itrrii aria tilt ditti, wuttid he ',,ft b:-.!forcf :toy 4...kinfe deracEeoult.t.lte 10rte , ..' , 1 in '.l..ll‘,,dar' (')f the deluded 11-foti,irelf, hi-, Country • :mil would be-over whe.ltried. Tif,e vely 111 1 .12'Linge pie,which the Vivncil PCP- , : amid more ptrikularly L, ( 1 : Armies, are , callectulon t.ti kl'i•-!tutVardtievery State w;iich they are retiultrelsie"Upposej s •tO ;ill why regard social orler, benevolence; politicai..Saft-ty,,,and• common humanity. • They are 1141:0 the Edigliyh, to conquer /''ace, to call for vengeance.im the!). Enentieg, in .1i jailoll drat iS (thielV . iwisnitich as-it hrefithes ranepur atid.o,-.s.truaitat . to :11l but French. The ' , e fregnent ema..tssibn;:l.ot Vrenelt I)iplornacy, and in the Nl.ttlife,toes Vrench Cie v erninctit, are a 'damping I . ,.'ci(tf ot'' the incapacitrof 'the French .charaeterf Indult:AM, or eVell lo 'understand; Cie relatious an!l civil Society, as appcat'i acktioW,ledgtAt • and .o.of,vcd b their Proclamations and tid thcir ' diViiisians. ; It tliee Seleinn anwi slxntid•maige their Way, to 1.110 Prttssif,fli 5Ni1.r111117,1.0 MARK,p.,T, ()CT:. 2t. Hancl : have -no iniltience upoit litl !it' •• V 414, IV+ rent l• i tia t d?&:l *kite .01` awfutreipoilsibility to ! f • erity, WC can only reniemeer f, • l!•ridav s auu tug trale i 0 64 • 'the for, trt.ys3E , „ asaa ituut eN.liect ffu‘.l lif tke . ' 4 - ""' ,r 'the • `fs tok!i*filblY 1 1 ., i d a O rc ,i, , -.111t:e our Iftst - But if thurre- A if, '.Mut.carch • `. an stcaay. _Cut, loi;uf,vlo ,-, ac-itrAe wcount of the impl,s,-; •• 0 - sal tlte ii" , - • !! • U. tAle Tmees and imotbers !trot ::-. l e'Rutled f the principle, :itt.; • of V.,. • • . , 2,,,11:.:1.1,1- 011,1 01; .11 ) .. it might at least f , expecl,c,.l thaL :•• • •'• nezt: t fE,f: 64.' It/ cent violation 01 t : ;.tiet . a.: • . .1• •• Monarch haa • a • , !As 45 . 9. SMI.T/1F1L1.1.1 HAY t+4,titl e s4Tt intuntain, - must ..11 him with it, „ , Illy 17,4. )Si. Its 41. 4i.---Stittw tttp. 21.. 06,--L-I.oltet alt0111111111te'.1C.11'J~otl‘•;1 `.!•a, - 1 • 1: GS, to 41,, ft: A; . respeCtior the Kim; of Pix,;z: is, cct. • .. I ; preektble, valhe ii'letidship to r CortN-g:‹chArt - . -, E , " • t IL O btl • territorieri have b , !-:11 at .l ..• Wiwat to.-.d4Y oild - 1- F 1 ;:) 1 1:1. 1 1 r t t hre'ot tl i.:l l-l U d ., e t r ti lj t '6 a l y " rive-an iustruaive,lessop, and a fi.gc:ible ;pl ; and ` ll. for• if the Fret -1 r treat 1 tb Grey an j- 1e " 4 " .5 al "u i 111 ' (-` - a • ()tit-m.6ml: , o(mterupt, ,bile lie pretends to have ,esteem- tor suppty- ." "lg. t ,, , tttn a i t , nee d „E hi, pu ,,, , „r, wiint I.ll' .ISt cz t itstnt at e Kin ex " ped it the T yran t could mum ph i maw; line silt hat the: ltl. over his foes 1; inest be wove than Itsoti I L t i !r Soi t vi , -)... - our in mill the•tne_asures intendOd 't , t , p 3 s ,„l ttic , I r r: ( la" - to , .4-1. • 3,4., I. , `rince, or ratlier . of ..tvll4) ,• • is , tlie• of all its aie-tioiiffi. (. I rdie-jr ; . • , I ,i _ 0; - Wit (IQ . ; 01,1 , .1 t ).e , ! 6.5!i - hi • us, ;V:t:,•:. Crold, turi.ly, and -nifeletisi% - ‘ l , t• . • ,„ PAIIIS, Ocr. G. . • , , . [EKTRACT. OF A LETTER). It is still the general. opinion that we either shall have no Continental \Yu at a11,.0r only a short one, which•keeps tip the „spirits of the People as well ' as the price of our VI uhSs. But as Negotiat i o ns cannot advance as fast as Armies march, tnany.thiult that 1 BoxgrAitTE ,will openhis .Campaign with some de-1 cisive blow againsfthe Austrians,before their junaion t with the Ruisians, .and before he accades to the pa-. cific overtns of Prus3ii .- - • . , . ~ - f A Gt:.ntletnan ,Who has just arrived from Toulon i assures us that great preparations are, making there 1 for the reception of a numerousFieet ; and the re—' port Was, that the Brest Fleet, as well as the Cadi2 ~ Fleet, would pass some time-there previous to a grand , Ei - peditien h the Mediterranean. . ~• = • Letters from Italy , mention; that Gen. Mitssirts.- has had several - Interviews . with the Archdukia ! cHARLES, m erely to gain t iiiie for th op e Tros of Sr CYR, and from Piedmont, to join He is said to have underhini non'io,6oQ men more . than -the Austrian t o mmander, , ,and waited only an order from BONAPARTE to as on the oifensive. ' ' . . Count Ur, Coat NItEl. received yesterday two Couriers, 'one from Berlin and the other. cre from St. Petersburgh ; and this morning ' his Secretary set out.for Strasburgh. He has called in his bills, and packed up the most precious of his effects, but no- I thing ,yet indicates for certain the day of his 'de . parture. - , . • , Last Saturday the Prussian Ambassador gave a grand diplonlatia ~dinner,..w.Wc.,ll Cou'!it 1) ) ,, 'Co" 3sq1"(A•1. was invited, but he declin d it, e on.hear ing th:tt th,.. Bay..tiiTill 1.1411:11SV21",, DE C'r'TTO, ~hear to' be of - the party: - In: the &ening he wenti however, to ,the Assembly . , of Madame Luc c H zsi,lst, and was received.by ,her • husband in the most friendly mart , net ; but then instant he entered the .Bavarian Mi , ni"ster - retired. It is said. here, that the Ele=ctor of ' B \ vAitiA has aPted, a most treacherous part with A.,uStria. who has been the complete ,clupe .of his • .promises; .: . • At the last circle .of :Madarne JOSEPII BOK/4.- 1' PAXTE, Witkier the Austrian. nor the Pritssim AM : baasiitiors Ikere -)recent. , 1 - . The scarciLy of specie ilicroll9C4 daily. For cash -9 1 igno d bills is IrnwPal d frool two i° 1:1"°Perc('"" In the month. , Bank-notes are seen in abundance, but though nobiady dates taask,.a diicount on them, the retail dealers;. before they. mention their prices, demand whether you pay in emit o.; itt paper, and - i . the ditferenco in the price; , f, , hert tho4aqer tliired, is live per cent. Report say i, that not sl}: Millions .t3f livros, 2.50,0 a., in speelo, is yet - 11;1111414 in the iLitik, BONAPAiTs.haviti2, carried with him th;. : e... • - maunder to the_ &him,. ', The Ministers ordered to be arrested at Stutgard, I by B illlArAwn:, are, the Ansttian Minister, Rtron DR sonaiarT,' Ni' . ll.ll hi' Secretarieg of I sq'g at i 6 , MOST'S. DE - Ph:WWII!, 1)1I :.SfririlSjii33ll,- Vild*llE NVOLl'i-; ; anti Baron Dit MAr..rrtrz,,itht! .\finister of 1 R uss ia, With his Secretarieq: the-Chevalier Acow- i . I .Erv, and IVi. Si.“uvr: : they 4;re deprivi.ll of - intor-' course with all ih.scliOVlS Wllll:.'Ver. By tbe dc o gin, f the 1),) , ... , :i.,..r - Diu chess of Amor. the Will Annuity of grit.!. ot.q• :inn. ii os.tintraish. I e d. That annulty W:l5 gritute,l in I 71i5, in aSlition . to the stlill o f 7(1,0001. in varchl,se 01 the Sovereign.' y (.. the Isle ( ,t :Man, to- J 00N, CLIO Lite. Duke of i t .t ATiwi.,, ha Grace Comm() s: i t... his, wife,. or the si ll .- ' I..ti-or. . . . . T h e Secretary of State has direaed, that noitistice b e -given--to .L\inerica, Denmark, Stc. that Brli Vess,2ls c .apture a n d by the Enemy, ;ma purch dasedto. by Arnvri,.aiis, I.)o 4 , tc:e. cannot be' admitte en 4 try 4l a m , of, the ports of thib kingdonis :.. • . 700 .Trourstby niglit between eight and nine o'clock, a n old \Noman of' tho name of Doling,..fell .into-the Mill-Dlini,cotWog from Portsea into p or t 4- i nou th, 1)y ~i 4 Giu,:eway, and Wai drownod.' 'She was very nincis,, iittoNsicated. , .