The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-25 00:00:00

~. MAILS. Gottenburgh, DuT.in, 4 W4tetfaui. THE SUN. p)LI:Nt QUID ptclits Y AI.IUM +UUtAT ? PRIDAY, ocrogi4t u,5, tiorb. OUR Readers will, we trust, do us the justice. to .recolleEt that, on Friday last we exclusively announced the t a of the KING of PRUSSIA having granted per n is4on to the Allies to mitrch through his Muni nions. Althpugh some Of our Contemporaries prgssol doubts of the accuracy °four infortnation, and others positively contradißed it, we did not hesi tatt:t to pledge the ereslit of the Nper upon its truth. f'h intelligence, however, brought by the Mail which arrived yesterday, his removed the doubts of the raost sceptical, and those who but_ two, days ago ,could not believe that his PRUSSIAN MAJLSTY would even allow the Troops of the Allies to march qvough his dominions, now sheik confidently of his jnitfpg, the. Coalition with all his Forces. We do riot wish tO encouratr expeetatiotis that may ulti mstely proye to haVe been too swig-nine, but ,we think there are the strongest reasons to hope that th KI:10 of PRUSSIA will not content himself with 'what he has" dready done, but that he wit) adopt still more decisive measures. indeed his interest, as. well as his honour, now calls upon him to take an 4Clive part in this great Contest "because, if BONA /,Avrt: should succeed against the Allies, there is nq doubt but that he would take the fitst op portunity of chewing his, resentment against Prus sia. We know that BOVAI'ARTE considers every thing as an injury arid an insult which in apy dogree tends to thwart his projects, and when we assert that he is implacable in his revenge, we shall npt, we think, be contradiCted, even by his admirers. The Ktiln• of Patisst4 i 3 therefore now deeply in terested in the stfccess of the Allies—he has it in his power, by throwing his weight at once into the ;;cite of til„e Allies, to deterrnine the contest, and to retorts the tranquillity and the independence of Europe. We.have before expressed our hope, we may now add, our confident belief, that In will not lose the opportunity. We have this clay made somernore Extraas from the Intelligonce brought by yesterday's Mail, but we L,ive nothing to add to the observations we yester- Oy made. We armiously wait for some authentic iin'ormation resNaing the position of the Austrian ..krnay, for %& can place very little, if any, reliance tlpoti the staterneuts,in the French Papers. .We be it will be found that they still occupy the po. : I Jiou from him to I.llturningen. .onderstand that Lord HARROWDY will Fat out SC on for tho Continent, on a intht im i,ortant ls ! libh;on : be will be accompanied by idr. flAtirmo. It is with the ,ntnTst satisfaaion we announce thit ,the University of Dublin, grateful for the pub lic conduot of His Royal Highness t h e Dux: eof Cum tn,u; LAN n, ;vivo chosen hint tl u Chancellor. YeAertlay mortling, attain ten o'clock, His MA` the :001.‘1,3 of Yoitit, Keim, and CUMIJER -1,,,,,7,1,1, ~A.unuferA and SOPHIA, attended t;y La‘iy 'W . y.NYAI,I.4), Count • MtINSTER I GelleraiS FITZKOY, and.WYNYAR I), Colonel's CAmr i.i:t.t. and. T.vii.olt, rcrie en liorAhock. tllrOugh tv/10,..entarn. ;NIAJLsTY and hicticzss 101,10Wf1l in an open carriage. P . O ANI:LIA is indkposed with a cold. Yeataday tiw Prussian basi. nest, I.ord Mill , raVe3 Ch id.: A U net Cottncil wao held yehterday at Lord ()ince. DuKB 01.0,,ARENcE wc.nt to Kew, on a t‘ii)it 10 MAUPirik.S. • Ins 14ordi if ightit:;,s litixe of Cutogt(LAND yviterday a selta tfinmr party at his Louse, 014ble,vara..8t. Jarries'e. 1 CATif CA it r arrivtA yesterday front Trviattcl, prep rat4ry to his gc)ing to 14t.sia. Yetaciawty if romii.g.slitYßY went ft; I.:c\ic, and !lad atztlienee or His mAJEsxy. Tha art . of low...4ol'oN had yesterday 3 grand ii4rmor ',Lath at bii'llourAe, Stable-y.3rd; St. ja des's. 11 lon.r the mpapany present were, 1-tigtmeses the Otikeliot York intt Cambridge, kViritlo,t , Colonel Le Itlerchiint, Clirtain Cook, :vlr..Stepticy, Mr. Grcenwood, Dow:4;er Cunntelss of Sot ton, Vocykolt; tko. t the e YO nin ig he r L adYsk4 ) enteria4ted a small ?arty of iitshionables, During the ernharkation of the German Legion at IWrgate and RantSgate, the id Battalion of Cip Port Volunteers performed the different Military rlntitg, in theists Of Thanet, and received the thanks of Brigadier-Oeneral Sir SAMUEL , AUCIMWTY fur ihe,;r 4teatly and soldier-like conduct.' is lamentable to sea the signawre of Prince EtfarNE, a name that will always he reeorded w ith hotionr'in military annals, annexed to a Prot:lama , . tion iptieel by one of the upstptrt relatives Ot the porsicA tisurp , n, whom the "lyrant:lii stilt to rivet the cliain4" of Italian ~uoeas, history, .hO>c'ever, willernphatically diStingnish between the nionorable Prince' lit: t,t;rn cal BAvoy, thy iiltritriol'S COnten%porau" Of Cit Vat ArAitinottoti6it, and the 1001 Of d Dclpot family'will, must proh,ibly, pvept into its 'former oblivion, when fate shall put a period to his Crimes' and his life,„ which can terminate together, IV/IV/IL NEWS. PL.Thtouvr, Ocr. 23. The Mary, Captain gxeltont, stated in my last to Zave parted her cable in Cawsand Bay, was gbliged to cut away her main and mizen masts last evening, the gale at East having increased, and will be obliged to unload to re6t.— The wind continues to blow a strong gale at E. and S. E. which prevents her being brought into the Harbour. She has bee; supplied with anchors and eables,..and, it is hoped; will ride gut the gale. Arrived the Dorothy, C F RIGO ; the Britannia, DICKI*SMI iI)C calypso, Sgrrit ; the /. O. Cipcx- A . l4y, 44 from St. Petersburg!), with herpp ; the Jaagren,WERRMAN, from Stockholm; the phriqina, LLMD; from Forsgrund ; and the Indultry, BUR UPSON, frQrn gOtteOgrgh, all for this Port. Arrived the tiononerce, Capt. Josmvn GIBSON; from Puerusty, bound to London, with wines, put in owing to contrary winds. The stern-post and stern of the Union, 98, is gpt up and her keel laid Own. The Caledonia, 1410, which is of rather larger scantling than the. Hibernia, lately launched, has been quite riithed up to the gun whales, and is to be left for seasoning tot-sprite • months, till fit to be planked over ; site is to be finished for launching in 18 months from this; pe riod, the method of laying down ships and leaving them, during so very long a period, to seam!, is founded on an erronenns principle. The Royal George, u 0 guns, Foiriidaide, 98, PuTpde, b 4, and London, 90, will be soon ready for sea, as men arrive 'last, and the distribution of the Vanguard ship's company on board of them will be a ineOns of expediting tin equipment fof any ser vice they may be ordered upon. Went up into Stonehaven Port the Carditir, of 14 guns, Lieut. DERBY ; the Indus. East Indianian,- which ohe convoyed from Beethoven, was driven back past this Port 'by the great violence of the Easterly wind last Frik, and was foiled to make Fairnotith. POW:VIC/UV', per. -- Passed through Spit head, from the Downs to the Westward, the iiiter Guu-brig, Lieu:WINGATE. Arrived AL the Concordia, PMGLICST, of and from Carlsham, bound to the Isle of France, laden with pitch, tar, iron,cordage, &c. detained by the Bruiser Gun-brig, Lieut. SMITHIES. Arrived the Adamant Transport{ Capt.' WRIGHT, from the Downs. •• sailed La ChiYonne Frigate, witis the, Lord El don, and Drachm of Bedfird, 41u :a Ships, Itio the Squadron off Cadiz. The Larh Sloop of. War is appointed Convoy for the Coast of Africa. This morning the Russian Adtniral and the Cap tains of his Squadron landed, and waited upon Ad miral MosTkOtr, which compliment was soon af terwards returned to them, at the Fountain Inn, by Admiral MONTAGU, Sir 14A.tc Corm, Captains GLPPARD, PRIVVOST, SAUNDERS, and 1\1,11.10.10E. The Russian Squadron will shortly sail for the Mediterranean ; they only put in here for a slipply of vc ater. The order which was so much urged yesterday for the sailing of the Superb, Euee, Saturn, and dila nienae, has not been repeated today, nor have any exertions been made out of tho common way in get ting these: Ships ready for sea: they will, however, sail to-morrow or Saturday to join Lord Nir.soN's Fleet. Sut.zator.ss, Ocr. .—Came down from the River the /Poo/wick Tender, Lieut. Cox, with se veral impresbed net and volunteers for the. Fleet, and tailed again. Saile4 0,i,1 Cormorant for thi,: Downs. This day the Intrepid was paid bounty and two months' advance, an d will proeced to sea in the course of a few days. The ILnetia Sloop of War has the Signal flying for C , avoy to the Baltic, and will *4ll ae 40att a the wind becomes favotuable. The ilindidsca continue* the Signal for Tottniii gen, which Convoy will sail on or about the tath itißtAnt. 'fil l ips at this Fort--Zealand, Stantlard, Intrenil, A lkmaar, S) hills, itoisktinice, Winchilsea i Pylades i Ct;tes, Mrigrtahirne, Ettfierno, l.d I Lcht. Suifisante, Explosion, lackalr 141arincr, ;ILA Escort Gun-brigs. TEAT,, OCT. 74.—sailed the Powerful Map of War for Plymouth I lairmorialite rrigate, and se veral other Ships of 'War, on a Cruize off the. F re nch duast ; and die ilriadne Frigate, lion. Cap tain KfNU, With C , :ner4l. DON and Suite on board, to the Eas4ard. y. Came down front Sheerne4 the Luella B3umb,. ar.ti romains in the Downs with the rest, of the Ships as pet last. Cowers, PC T . 24.--It Ints blown exceedingly hard from the Eastward for the last two dals,:s; in conse quence of which several of the Ships lately tirrived, under Convoy * Of the Whistriouv, from the: West I • Idler ) 113141 sustained comidTnlble- 4anrige: The., Richmond, Capt. G. Mott, from M 0 rAi niea has parted cables, and run for SoutUarapton; also the Recommencement, from Dautzic, laden, with timber ; the 4abella, Capt. Drain, , from Demerara, has sus. tallied Considerable damage s' the Eliza, Capt. Ma. MCI( ' is. damaged, and come into Harbour to repair. A West India Ship, name unknown, is ashore to the westward of this place, and is bilged and full of water ; it is feared her cargo, which is sugar, will be entirely lost. Yesterday the' Ocean, a beautiful three-deck Ship, of 98 guns, was launched at the King's Yard, Wool wich. The road from Greenwich wa nearly covered' with vehicles of every description ' • and the spetia tors who assembled to witness the launch could not be less than 50,00 q. The Doek-yard was open to the Public, and booths were ere6tednear the launch for the reception of seleet companies: • At ten o'clock His Royal Highness, the DUKE of Suisspt arrived, and shortly after the PRINCESS of WALES. They were attended by the Port Admiral, a numerous assemblage of the Nobility, and nearly the whole of the Naval and Military Officers at Woolwich. The 4oyal Visitants took their sta tions in a booth appropriated for them, over which the Royal Standard was hoisted. The spe6tacle Kas truly grand ; the Ocean ap peared like a town, while lying on the slips. She is the largest Ship in the service,; measures 190 feet from stein to stern; and is proportionahly broad. Though rated at 98, she mounts 120 guns ; and, upon the whole, is the most roomy Ship in the service. The but of Old Ocean is placed on her head, and the 'stern, for neatness, cannot be excelled. About ten minutes past two the signal was given, and the Ocean, with inexpressible grandeur, rushed into the embrace of the river god. The shouts of the multitude resounded from the opposite rhure, and continued until the gallant ves sel dropped anchor; The company then retired, and Their Royal Highnesses appeared much gratified with the scene," which was diversified by a numerous display of flags of all nations. No accident whate , 4l occurred. The East Lan don Militia und the Dock Velenteeo preserved order among the spe&ators. No Captain is yet nOrninate4 to the command the Ocean, notwithstanding it is intended to take - her into dock without delay, to .copper her bcittom, and prepare her for service. By thO Mintle Cutter, which arrived at Plymouth With Dispatches from Gibraltar, is learnt that 411 was quiet . in that quarter, and the town and garrison was very healthy, and free from all epidemie diseases; Governor .Fos was also quite recovered from his late indisposition. Letters received from Halifax, dated the 27th Sep tember, brought by the Eagle, of 74 guns, Capt. CoLuv, from the St. George, of DA gut* state, that the St. George, 98, Hon. Capt. DE Couric:v, and the Centaur, 74, had been hove down in Halifax Har bour, and new masts being made in the dock-yard, were put Into each Ship, and the defeaive masts taken out; they were perfeCtly rtmdy for sea.--The ..fleas, 74 guns, Capt. Pyla, was soon refitted, and went down to Barbadoes to wait for ordeivs from Etlgland. These letters debcribe the hurricane which took them a-back (of wind, thunder, lightning, hail and rain), on their passage: from Port Royal to Bar. badoes, as terrific in the Mo.st eminent degree. A drgwing of the dreadful situation of the Centaur, 74, when her lower masts went over the side, enveloped in a raging sea, to all ,appearance foundering, or without a hope of her ever righting again, is come home, from the pencil of one of the Officers, ac eornpanied by a very interesting description of the horrid situation of the whole Squadron at that period of the storm. It is thought previous to the St. Gene Coming for Englars, she and the Centaur, 14, will go down to Barbadoes; but if ord e rs come °lli in the mean time, they will, hi that case, push for England. The Ply, ICIZW, from the Canaries, is arrived at Jersey. The following is all Extrad of a'Letter from Captain Jonas The Aurora Frigate, with the Mediterranean Convoy, from England, was at anchor at the back of Cape Spitztol, and had been there near a fortnight previdtis to my Arri Val at Gibraltar, waiting a #vour able opportunity to go through the Gut, there wing fifty Spanish Gun-boats watching their Inations, The following Ships are waiting for Convoy at Malta :—/lero, HaNny, from Smyrna to London ; Levant, Mit3.l%, from Zante to London ; Elizaleth, Sttictakitt,'from Trieste to Hull; Ben, from Sicily to Hull ; an 4 fVil4ara,' COBV,AI4. from Venice to London. Them 4 . 1 c two other Brigs, but I do not know their names or their Masters, from Sicily to Malta: The four-masted Ship, arrived in Gibraltar Bay two days before I came there, from England, all well : she came through , the Gut with a Sloop of War, was attacked by the Gun-boats, but, by running and 4)440144,e-se:Ted." The chieheiter Man of War, with about eighteen Sail of Vessels under convoy, bound to, the West Indies, which sailed from Portsmouth on the 2 lit of Attest, arrived at Madeira on the 1 sth Of Sep tember. The remainder of the Ft; 't, about forty, under convoy of the Malatar Man of War, and the .Dart Sloop of War, were spoke with on the 18th, and exp`rated to reach Madeira the next day. The above intelligence received from a Passenger ar rivtxl at'Lisbon in a Portuguese Vesgel, from ',Ma deira ; he adds, that on the 21St of September, in lat. 34. 60. and long. East of the Island. of Ferrol, 4 deg. 94 min. lie was boarded by a French Brig Privateer, of 13 guns, with a small. English armed Brig in tOw, wittrwhioh she steered for the Canaries. A large Ship (name unknown) loaded with raw hides and leather, from Ireland, was drove on shore on Saturday last, near St. David's Head : 'there is no h o p e o f getting her oft Remantale Occurrence.—Tuesdaya person driN ing a flock of eese to this city, had proceeded as far as inglishcongl-lane, when the geese attacked 4i114, and hicerateA his kgs and face, that. it was with much 40eaehed coverefl with blood. The geese immediately took wing, and returped to the firm ffoin whence they had been driten.....6 (Balk • ................. STa t, ASB RGII, OCT. -I 1.---Ta the COUTO of three weeks 00,00.0 men have Marched into GerMally from the Coasts of the Ocean, and from the iaterior of France and Holland. The magazines and the artillery parks have been formed ; the MeariS of transportatioa provided, and the administration of provisions, on tveYs, and forage, organized. Oar whole military:ls em i,-, enlarged. The Emperor waS accompanied by all his Guards. ,Communicatioas are established ba“ tween all the different parts of the Armies. 'fhel: operations are conducted in friendly Countries, aid It are full of confidence and attachmeat to his Majesty. able Here and in the, neighbourhood, another consider. o ___ corps Of Troops. have, arrived from the c on iron f France, who will cross the illiine in the r.Ou4 of the week. On the 6th the Privy Counsellor ROSIVATIII. sr rived here from Berlin,with a COLlAlllisSiOri toeresat It:.her :Majesty the Empress a very valuable pro in_vase, as a present from the Queen o f F r uota. fil i ll the 7th Marital, KEI.I.BRNIANT ',Arrived Hehere.- . is appointed to the principal command of the Army of Reserve of the fifth ,Nlilitary Division. SITABIA, OCT. I 1.--Dulte PAW. has b * em pointed Field-Marshal by the French Emperor. i .Wiftetnburg fttruishes, besides the TroopS olre',.ll raised,- eOOO men more, and the Coal P'Y' s t is purpose 600,00 0 florins. 'the French . 1 ! 20 3 fiVeraballdaTlCß of ready cash, and paY il 4 W ilteril. burg for every thing they' get. The Wirtemt Corps of Chasseurs is associated to tho Pil'P g the French Emperor. The German General War.emonse follows, int *the fermer War, the rear of the tinetuY'ArraY' P es u -e n r i „ Ch to gri t e l n ie t' M"ltElm,faci.l i .--The inhabitants of Witten'. burg are prohibited, under pain of the mostscvete .N a . s ll l 3 v t , AlQuscitreliahn'erAformragye:oorrtoa7geive vienal paper-rnoeey into the public chest- r ,-. VROM I 3.1 E MAttgr, OCT. OcT lie inbabitsat;o_ the Briegau haVe beets ordere, iri case of the march °f Foreign . Troops itito that Province, to remain en; wet) , passive,' and to take to part' 66 ° fQr ° most either of the Delligeretit rowers. , 41 els The French Army' carries with it a ,C(Pcieta,oo provision of meal arid biscuit in C3se of Deed' the peasants who drive these supplies, and fa,,`, / ace , Army, come in part from the interior' of i ll and in part free) Lorraine and Alsace. Faroe O C T . SI,I beai _ , CO,ONIA, _ vr. 12, .--.Considera„e 1,3 as in Westphalia. f i eeerit l Fnou . IHE LECII, OcT. 7,—.After the ,_, L i s t sPnerilgas.ehnsii:iltille'reeps are colleaing in Fre ttcohliol,,gr. Troops bad carried off the Oridge a PODatlViel‘ th.e F re e l o v e n h ing F . or a e l - so u s e s s r s r o i o v l c i d fo ti oa )esto ! ,°,bb°y ti ll i: strong Column of Troops, Dating the aignivise known dr-ag,ged Artillery up the schelleeharcle,hich k .. in the history of the Wr in 170 4 ' , « 1 . 9 . v` b " r i s t lies near the town a Donatiwert, and kept uP 3 ~e r fire during the night, as well as this ferenoen,. ii,,,,. the Danube, while, under the proteaion of ill g jt t i lliery, they re-established the Bridy ni'lL,ti, Rimer. To-day they took the route o r ft*,it4,ll3 .41 .Which tbeY skirmished with the Austrian uP-- .f 1, for 41V°13134611, OCT. 8.--In the course W t'e efs going night b i A ,,, g lans, wll9 ''' ' a num o- t , „ c op . svounded in s the affair of `Donauwert, fu r , 4 ,„`" n ot duCted through this towe. They belong "' This Part to the Chian Regitnent. of forenoon the French Fore-posts ure at ?' l . '%' f iggh. rwaY between Doriattwerth atit l Lls'v.e. the ,„et_ler.4l Itirwit4ir.a returned lag niPt,l4log Of va°lo,o,ou4e At Nit ebergh, with his Corps , co "" v. forenoon was Ps ric h "' ' hours ir:e, and this ~ march from Angsbergh. A del' distinCtion, were invited. On „ . the evening 0 3 the 7th the P,uslian , ' Sidor gave a splendid Ball in hoeour of ae,n;.,,„„0, Meervedt, eii, *?W, to which all the liorne And foreign , '"„' ns ot the General, then at Vienna, att4 (.1, t- , The French ltanbassador it SC-II 11 ' 1° ' u its t'' The mission of Count ilauowiTz, ''‘vit" conductstliGtie'nhe3rvtalhe el\b'tileLers:tß‘ftr'ettrirsY.D...:a:trilietili)ria.4' ' , i tYcoctnu ntbk:ll`6lletttiltil:;! General Ktraq)sow, to the Aostriaa Arfor , l i fs o ff same time apart of the German Gnard N et)a . c. ded h i ' for the main Army, where it iis BOW dee' 0, lkilaiestY the gmperor wiii shortly repair in, POr",, 4 ferths and to.dey not only all the rest of the bao 0-.itSistiox:l.oTtaroutirienTT. 9(00.1s iagrrhtivdedayl2l4:lol ill:1514:0f: excePting two, are arrived, but the Troq'sorch been already debarked, and are now on the); it i$ to the ground where they are to ho 00 111° . 0, 1:/ said that this body elf Troops amounts to initsi ti men, consisting of a sele6tion of the best ill o ao. from the St. Petersburg!) and Livonia) ,_ 0 1 They have here'. eteitea . general adtnirati!no love by their excellent equipment, their (Ire. t ei discipline, and their high spirits. Therav Od bring ~ a quantity of pri.wisions with tik! . .. or are 1,04 to be yrovided for a year. 111;.10011 gltge is very tritlieg, and for a whole betinohit two carriages are requisite on their march. ',.: they require is replorly paid for in ready 613'ln:Itrs, General Count Toes-roY, GOVertlor of St.,,r..re ht burgh, is yesterday arrived from SWedc,ll, V`iliojet had been paying his respeEts to the ICii4.. solh' him are Generals Count OsTunt.t AS') Pfint.e Noe cnowskt, Srpstoeal‘skr, WiournOv''''.oll: ettaresu3„ Count Li el,vr ss, ;11 A AM; 0 1i.01.1 , _, pa , covr, and Apse it ere. Contif I.l.,.oitoratiWollas_ jitig i g.„ _lute -Major ; and the Adjtaatits of the. Cont. pa, "'erieral are Prince Bt RON. of Coarland, 'afui In NA,BI3CI4X/It and TIENBBNDOriff. io' u rratisP °l ' ) STD L,Sl.l$l), OCT. 1 t ,..."-.3. secon,- - i : na,,eii, Rnssion Troops has arrived in the ism o Ingre v this Town. Our 'rreoP 4 s uusl 111 P 354; part of the Cavalry has been airea I , I d i ,ed4unr7i3o:l:Yilit I° Greifswald, and eOOO men have mare ),..,,,,ie as t he Pags- The 111135121 aro tioartero .0.1 . dr y fea in the Country. ti ee expot !Ou Sweden. S.O V C si leP Mevting wag f!'n'tja: ra~ respcaably aftentied on 004 of t t And AliedDesdal I:.°t e sP°ll4 °I the tvi the anittsewents vettng, yielie4l high Ataculin"'