The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-25 00:00:00

TO .CORRFSPONDFNTS, The Fnemy of Ingi . atitiatie, addressed to Lsl SIDMOUTH, i ‘ a little to 9 str9ng, considering the present state rthe Press, a„, is ohtliosts irons some late deeisi.as i,, the case of Libels, The Imitation a CATUI.LUS is Antewhat too warm fir the Readers of The Sun. The Epigram on Colonel Ca. upuß D, sirred A Volunteer, is a very rod application of satirical Birch, bat ewe* wit Is too danger OW' when it Illy he sethjeq to the criticism 'of the Law. MAILS.' ARKIV,RD—I Dublin. t Watertunl. DuC-21 - 13111bUrgh, Gottwiburgh, i Lisbon, t Waterford. HE SUN. SOLILM FALIUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1805. , WE this morning received a Letter from our Cor respondent at Portstruuth, stating, that the Stauneh Gun-brig had arrived there from Jamaica, and that she had brought intelligence of the Combined Fleet having returned to Martinico, where they were Bleck aded by Lord Nt.Lsorr. A reference to the dates will immediately prove that this statement cannot be corred, because it is said,, that the Staunch saw the Combined Fleet off Martinico on the 17th tilt. going into Fort Royal, and we know that they were seen on the loth, by the Curieux, steering a north-cast course, and they were then at a very great distance from Martinique. We have only to observe in addition, that no intelligence has yet reached the Admiralty, and therefore we do not think the report entitled to any credit. We have received ilaterican Papers to tile , ult. , and have extra&cd those. articles from them which relate to the Combined Fleet. i7,l' OF LErra FRAM GIBRALT.II, " The Garrison is very healthy, and the strongcst hopel entertained, that the infedions Malady, so long our scourge, has bade us a lasting adieu. In my last I gave you an account of the con- struetion and formidable appearance of the Spanish Gun-beats. Since then 1 have seen those of the Americani, which are very superior, both in their construCtion and warlike appearance. I under6tand their plan is taken from thoqe construated for our service last war, by a British Officer in America— but being much larger are consequently better 3:byt e& to encounter the sea. (r Provisions are Ix:coming cheap, from ap in creased confidc-nee in the traders resorting to the Garriscm. We have little to apprehend from any attack of the Enemy, bu‘much to hope (should such be attempted) on the score of honour, the Soldiers idol." We h;tv great pleasure in being •ahle to state, that Hk Royal flightless the Duke of GI,OtTor.STUR was so Much nett..-r yesterday as to be pronounced nearly out of dattgc,i. Royal flightless l'lttr Witct4tl of Gt.otlcEsTilt is expected to set oft' shortly to tai:e, the command of his District. Ori Sunlay thc DLYKE and DITTCITEiS OrY0114.:, with a titituvrous party of friend:, visited Windsor, and viev. , -,M Cumberland and Frogniore 4odges ; .tney aft:a elided at the (.:astl ;tad at nine o'clock set off t'or a:WM.I4. Sir JoirN rapt has signified his intention of ro6ignitt.; the Chier .lu , ticeship of rind sir itub;il,3,L, Sehior .11.1.1 e, is expend ti) taleCellt " bi understood: only holds the St. , cretaryship of 6tate fill the arrival of Marquis Wka..T.ESI;;MY from India, b f.A-Ho esterday 'it Court of Direaors was wlt.tu Captniu JONATHAN BIRCH, qt . the •Compaily Ship t, took leave.of the Court prcvlous to departing far Madnts and Bengal. Th t Court allourned at: six o'clock to Wednesday next. MarquiF. Colt mw Lr.is has by this time superseded Marquis WeLLESLEX in the Supreme. Government of India : the fanner is gone out specially commis sioned to otter a general peeitic 'system to all the In dian Powers. and is .expntetl to return to Europe in little nidre than two years. The last Atimiterirs contain 'two curious Notes, ione upon the niruour of the 1.1.ur.r..N of ..IvravutA 14..tving been solicit.ca to accept of PRINCV: EuGENO tlEttountormi in marriage and the second upon linN'ArAnTreS gene - AOgY. In the first Note it is c , :alteudcd, that the idea of marrying the PaINCE to the QuEr.wi With a view to gettinlg pwisession of abiurd, Let:attic ber'Majesty havings.chil dren, ezinnot . carry With her 6.ingdOln as her Dowry. In the second Note the recurrence, to BoN.a.uvrg'S . gene:ilogy is ridiculed; ;.ind u'-e are told that . we ought not to go farther back into the history of the 130:1ArAitTE Family than the lath he u.. Tontine—not for the benefit of survivor- ship, has ju.t starteJ up in Binning - ham. It may be called a dead club, or floe' rill avoriation, when every rnetrther, from the small dc[msit of a single j?eJury) per week, will have the wispeakaide woistie tiiin Of being decently put under the sod.--The Sec . attary of this sneial set is suicl to be au Apotiw- Cary ; and the two stewards, an Undertaker and a Sexton. A machine has been ccastruCted by an ingenious farmer at Newtown Cluiningh,nn (11 , 0311/1) with the assistance of a boric and two men, will, in seven hours, thrash upward.; of 150 stooks of bar ley, or beetle, or 50 Stooks of flu in a day. The ex pellee of the apparatus does wt amount to snore 4 1 ). 111 sixAutnrcts. N .11 V/I L NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24.—Arrived, the Staunch Brig; Lieutenant STREET, from Martinico, with Dispatches, which were forwarded to London thi3 afternoon.—She brings •intelligence that the Com bined Fleets are at that Port, and are blockaded by Lord NELSON'S Fleet.—,-She states that the Enemy's Fleets are in the Most sickly condition, and that from one to four hundred die daily of the yellow fever.-- It is said that the fever began to appear among the Spaniards, and that it Fool3_ communicated to the French.---Lord NELSON'S :Fleet, we are happy to say, are in the most perfea health. The Enemy, it appears, had. obtained intimation of Lord NEt.sot4 being in pursuit of them, since they were observed by Le Curieux ; and for safety, im mediately ran for Martinico. The Staunch left the Fleet off Martinique the 17th alt. ; was becalmed four days, and staid to COMlTM nicate the intelligence, at Barbadoes, two days; sq that she Was but about five weeks on her passage.— She has brought a quantity of specie from Jamaica. Arrived also the Pater-, Lieut. Evt.1.17 n, Encoun ter, -----, Locust, Lieut. LA IcE, and the Hardy, Lieut. READ, qun-brigs, all iron) a Cruize. Sailed the Steady Gun-brig, Lieut. STew, on Crnize. The Orion, of. 74 guns, Went out of liarbpur, 114ving been refitted, PLYMOUTH, JPLY ga.—Arrived the Prussian Brit; Minervg, Capt. TitoNsoil, laden with brandy auk wine, from Bourdeatpt, bound to f.tnbden, cl i .nained by the Hero rrivatepr, of Guernsey ; and the Ame rican Ilrig Washivion, Capt. Ratiw, from St. Se bastian's, in ballast, bound to Falnruth.—Arrived the, Nautilus Sloop of War frnm 4 cruize.—Oune in from Spithead, the .4uftiving, 3#3 gaits, to be paid wages and prize -money. • The Spanish Frigate, k ) riyateer ; captured by the Nefluzupus, 3G guns, is called the hydra, 32 guns, aild-Q9 2 men, a motley composition of all Natiobs, viz. Spaniards, 14'rench, Swedes, Danes, Americans ; and ilamburghers ; she was fitted from Comma ; .and was Out only a fortnight, when she was chacod and capture; i after,a (Ow shot by the 'llelampus, 3(i guns, Capt. PpYwrz, and had one man killed and three wounded. At noon came in, tinder a press, of sail, a Sloop of, "War, but wbat she is, or what news she brings, has not yet transpired. By Jetter6 front tiff Fleet under Vice-Admiral CeLLINGWOOD, dated the loth inst..is learnt, that he had stood of from Cadiz, toward:, the Gut of Gib raltar, to interm t the Combined Squadrons, if they attempt to pass tln Straits front the West Indies. ''OI.K6TON'E JULY 23.—Win4 S. S. W. blowing a gale of wind, with rain and thick all the day. A.r, rived the Leopard, R. 4. Do u(ll4s, in the Nesi Road, with the Cygnet, Spy, and Constant Gun-, brigs, who went on the French Coast immediately. JVLY 24.—Wind Mad abated at W. by S.--rin the, Road, the Leopard riatitre, Iqunteer, and Lord Keith Cutter, with many Coasters.. To the west ward of Dungeness, about three or four miles, a Viral-1 hot is on shore, laden with sugar, cotton, indigo, and coifee cargo saved, but the bulged. PRAi q JULY .24.—Came, down from Sheerness. the liernmo Sloop of War, and remains in the Downs . , with I lis Majesty's Ships Si. 4lllan's, titretAt, idope, and Trusty ; Vestal, diriathie, ilenommee, Reln., and 4rab Frigates ; 4krt,' Bonetta,44tumn, Calypso, Speedy, fiailkur; Ots . r?et, aurei Hark/pin Sloops of War ; Lucipr, Vesuviim, 4r— plosh* Heck, Volcano, poixasation, Zara, fury, and Prospero Bombs ; si large Fleet of Gun-brigs and Fire-vessels, outward-bound, as per last; and Charles, detained Ship ; GriA4; liiirwoon, for Mogadore ; Supply, NayalTransporL for Plymonth. , Tile following is an Extraa of a Letter fi.orn an Officer on board the 4llson Frigate: In lat. 4t.' long, 14. 30. West, the Malta Fleet appevred to he ehac:d by a large 5411 I torn the eastward, carrying fore top mast studding 0:1113 . At ten A. M. M ajesty's Ship AiISO, of 4o guns, the convoying Ship, then a-head of the .F leer, tacked, stood towards the strange S a il, an d m a d e signal' for an Enemy ; together with another, that the Con voy should keep within too yards at each other. At Meri dian, the Anson spoke an American, and learned that the strange Sail (to which the private sipials had been made with out being answered) was the Gloriosa, a Spanish 84, well manned and appointed. • The Anson then spoke the Wood land Castle,: Captain LLALWILLYN, appointed to carry a Pendant, and ordeied her to rim down to the leeward, and make as many signals as she could (which this did, with all her colours, table cloths, and napkins), and to haul them down as soon as answered from the Anson, and to repeat them frequently : Which. mancenvre was to give the stranger an idea of more Armed Ships being in the Fleet. This an. twered cra npkreiy its intention, as the 84 gun ship thereupon bawled her wind; The Anson then kept the whole Convoy iindvr her lee, and for two entire days ottbred lolittls to the 61 , iti0. , u; wino) site ver y cautinuity declined, refusing to bear down, and on the third day disappeared." The iirgn, HoLmTen, for London,• and the Ne#y of Dumfrivi, from Qporto, which were taken • os by n Spanish Pri , , atm on th 4th inst. were retaken on the f)th MA. by the Arnim/ Frig,ate. . The Ship Ngiturtig, detaitot for a broach of blockade by hii Nl:tii.Aty's Brig RUN, vo w nl andca by Lieut. Colt' 1.16, ii Collaertilledi ,tr'l Pia With her cargo; valv‘.;f. ~t. tij,94l, BLACICTMLL CA Nit. AN unlucky' accident bappezed at this place yes terday, which might have been productive: of great calamity, but happily no lives were lost.. The cut from Ilia&wall to Liinehouse r intended- to carry Vessels direEtly through, without going round by Greenwich, had been nearly finished; 11'rld was to have been opened with great pomp on-the 12th 9f August next.--Yesterday forenoon, about twelve o'clock, being near high tide, while a number cf people were at work •at the extremity next the River, they were suddenly alarmed by a hissing noise, and the appearance of water entering from below. ,Scarcely had they time to make a prec-ipi•-- tate retreat, when, the' outward' darn burst with. 14tonishing violence, and what a minute before was dry land, was instantly coveged with twelve feet of water: the second dam, about 130 . yards farther on, composed of logs of wooti twelve *hes thick, be side a strong diagonal log, by way of bar, was in like manner foreed by the Current ; and this amazing strong bar snapped in two as - if it had been a piece of lath. The Canal was immediately filled, as far as the second floodgate next to Limehouse, which being sfiut, happily resisted the force of ;.11e current, Considerable injury has been done to the banking and mason-work at the extremity, as well as at=tire first lock, great part of the ahuttnents on each side having been carried away, ANOTMSn ACCOVNTF The water rushed in with such impetuosity about lialipast 'eleven yesterday morning, that it bore down every thing before it. The Cotire Darn at the extre, mitt' next the river was of course the first objeel of destruCtion, This, however, was only partly broken. The wall, which lined the Canal, and which was at least . 12 feet thick, was completely swept away tQ the extent of about 4) feet. The water, which had previously nndermined the banks at the ex trlnity, also swept away the earth to the extent Of several yards, and placed great part of the remainder in a precarious and unsafe state. A sort of irregular. lake was thus - filmed at the mouth of the Canal of considerable dimensions. The water , rushesl with great impetnlesity to the second dam, ,which, like the first, wq censtrUCted with timber, and which it likewise broke dewn and totally destroyed, although it was extremely strong. • , fortunately, from the strength of the remaining . works, added to the weakened impetus of the water, any further mischief as prevented, or otherwise the 'whole of the banks of the Canal would probably have been blown up and destroyed. A.great number of workmen Were this morning at work for the purpose of repairing the breach. — The accident, however, will delay the opening of the Canal, which was to have taken 'place on the 12th of Apgust, at least two months. We .are extremely happy, however, in being en abled to state, that the reports in some of the Morn ing Papers, of a number. of workmen being drowned by the sudden irruption of the water, are totally er roneous, no life having hem lost, neither was any one in . the least , hurt, all those employed having time enovigh to get out of the way before the water came in, ' A melancholy accident happened at Forfar on Sunday selmight :---About nine o'clock in the morn ing a man of the name of Forsyth, and a boy called Finlay, both servants to Major Don, went hitt - 4 the Loch to bathe. The place where they went in Wa , ; -unfortunately on the brink of a deep pit, or excava tion, occasioned by the digging of marle, without their being sufficiently aware of the danger. The man was seen go down suddenly, and having hold, as is supposed, of the bay, they both sunk, and rose no more ! Though the alarm was Mune= diately given, it was upwards of an hour after the . acc id en t bcthre their bodies were recovered, haying, it is imagimed, stuck fast in the marle on first going down. Medical aid Was instantly procured, and every means for restoring animation tried, but in vain'. Forsyth has left a disconsolate widow to de plore his loss ; She was in the last state of preg nancy, .and was delivered of a child shortly after 14er husband's eOrpse wa3 brought home ; but, notwith tanding her agitation.Of naiad, both are likely to do well. _ Tuesday morning, at half past six, as the work men were digging at the Mount, Whitechapel Road, they discoveml a small earthen pot, containing a :silver snuff-box gilt, of a very antient manufaEture, suppoied to be at least 500 years old, containing a number of current coins, among which are three two-pinea pieces of the reign of Cnximns I.; five other small gold tokens, and fourteen silver ones,— The above arc deposited in the hands of IVtr. Ro- BERTSON, who IcavpSfllC Duke's Head, Whitcchapcl Road, for the in petition of the carious. INousray.—On Monlay, the Bth inst. two Inds, of Limerick, Cornelhei Dogherty and &Imond Dal ton, apprentices to ladies' shoemakers, commenced to work the entire week for a wager, no part to be done by candle-light, the work to be inspeEted by their respective employers, and none to he accepted but fair saleable work ; when, after the week's con test, ending Saturday evening, Dogherty proved vic torious, having mach,: 44 pair, and Dalton 43.—Dog herty's wages, at 5,?c d. per pair, would amount to 31. las. 4d. Two men were unfortunately killed in a marl-pit at Bessford, in Shrop,hire,a few days ago, by a large body of it falling upon them while at work there. There is a .pmt of speculation peculiar to this Country, whi h prompts men to embark their money in e‘ , :y t-nu t•ni that holds out a reoonable prospeCt of gain : this has already oprrated in the present I.ottery ; tor, the Contraaors having brougbt oat their Tickets at a lower price than was expret ed, several monied men have become purchasers of a great number, in the hope of a considerable rise of price, which the pliblic approbatio4 of the Scheme appears to justify, 117: Y.:110&r.171, JuLY 23. . _____ . , "VrE -had a very . heavy , fall of rain last which continued till this morning, on account ot which the Grand Review, which was to have taken place, was put-off. About nine o'clock, the Wel ther : getting fine, His MAJESTY determined on taking a sail, and the Royal Yacht was ordered to be in readiness. At hail-past ten o'clock His MAIESTY, and the Princesies. AUGUSTA, SorutA, and AMELIA, attend. ed by the Countess of MANSFIELD, Ladies G. nn"" •I!Y., I'IIYNNE, G. MURRAY, Mrs. DRAX, and Ml' P. GROSVENOR., Earl WILTON, Lord DUNPA3iGe nCrals (.',ART!ATIGIET :Ind FITZIWY • ColOlielS TAIN. Loßf CamrttoL, STEwattT, and 'HOWAD; Aft' PAwos, and Mr. GREVILLE, went on hoard. ni4 MAJEsTy appeared in MCA C%Cellent health and spirits. The IIoYAL FAMILY set sliil with a most charming breeze. The shore was lined with slo:' tators, and a great number of Boats followed the Yacht. Her MAnoyry and the P RINCES ELIZABETH and g.l RY, attended b y Lady 11.ctlEsTER. too)' 111 airing in . their carriag es, and retur ned to the 144° to dinner, Our Company po w increases daily. Ile OOP ing List of arrivals will give a proof of it ; Arrivals at the Royal Hotel— ~ r n ei, LAY and Miss Ford, Sirnancib Ford, Sir th/10iti• and Family, the Hen; Mr. Murrly and Lady, g'•'":ll i r'' Methuen and Family, Capt. C'ruker, M. Knot ' John Stanton, gsq. W . j Cockburne, Mr. Cooke, Mrs. Oglebs:, and MI" p a '' '. Arrivals at the King's Head Hotol-- 1(0 NI r. Louth, Mt, Harrison, J . 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It is a %,cry eva lifteness, 011 delied in the true style of classical taste, Le o p into I P ' ye 'rhe modern race of Frenc,loen coot .. _ 0 . 1 fashion of wearing ear-rings. it waiila u'4l }I gamey is proper for them to transfer these or. _ to o) pendages to the nose, in circlet to illostrlty which they are led. IIP I be-eltrtalkaetenlYinmtoelelutis°tno6ddy ttlir NtSfarl)llasnutbrilaelii:":":9ll,pels;:icilll of communicating with the Faienty.., , ~, ~oraP, ii he was brought to Whitstable q ty.., .!!::eron 0.141'4 Mr. SANDEas, the proprietor of the 1A,./05_,,,,,cel kov.. travels hem'een that mat CanterhurY4•Aspi-sen; , ,I,', left behind in the 4,aggon, and ) I t:i . 1 to Mr. W e ' v the name of //a on it, delivre_ 1_,. , who , 1)0 , i , the Master of tho Custom -it, Aiseep;'...`l,o., iia,',"ith digit,n tout] it contained 11 ~;'_l;toolitede', it ten redteti tote tile FretICII C.)al..d. irtetticer 001131 e, Mr. 13P.LDOCK, e othes Re vea lle , "'detain' nett a l f ;‘,..or Whitstable, and they very Pal'ocillr:t4 ', it, l o a r t t Li t: , .:1 1 t 'WY °I'll" olio° taining the passenger, %chain . , th ey r .., r biti, la ' 'ff ° t and,Kerpublic house; from 1/1.1:'1(3` . Nir,o' • him, iit the custody- of oi , t he oyr to lona. ' noots house, where Ito t° ft wits oi, 1 book• thlolt‘ovl.e',l:lertigr tge•ynilotrisniti:goc::iii'et.-ro yi_.,..._thigt,!ii<i(:l;*.ti.:::;(eitit: town, by Mrs, lint.nooK! N:11, __Ec...",,,,,1 i i i 4 5,0,.1,1. f u r Saturday morning Air. SANl_,,"_,: 4 ~, 5111)Pii.c.e.;t001, arrested and brought-to LonlA,l.',,rll w here ili.i l l coa the purpose of lest from me., ,_sioie, i fles h'' - titire).,t,itiollslsp.ffss7iger, and to trace, it 1 : 0) II ~ ;,,, a. bougaL .„, 0 0 Frj A Gentleman last we o f salt. k L I si,, Mancheiter eou square,y3r, ',.f nricc o f it,,l: ii ,i l aiie", neas. 03 being aslteil ti i ty . ,, T A „oilico, ,'boo 11 ard, the owner tinswerett,: ~ 1400"ey oda, a f.,:ontrattaccordingly. . e l L tity $OlO. PrOO. tiOn to the vatiie of tl I_ o titl,4l' .;.^`` xf; 1