The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-31 00:00:00

¢. Mrs %Visiteitsists yesterday thought proper to defer his intended Motion in the House of Corn. mons, because, as he stated, the Report of the Seled Committee, on the Tenth Report, could not be printed till tomorrow, The r ANCE tot of the EXCHIOUItt, with the natural anxiety of conscious ralitude that no suspicions should, tett Upon hi s chata6ter, urged the Honourable Mens4er, as his Motion consisted of two parts, one relning to Lord MELVILLE, and the other to him. self (Mr. PITT), not to defer the latter point. Mr. RIThatAD, however, could not be moved from hi s Purpose, though Mr. CANNING and Mr. HENRY LICILLES endeavoured to promote a speedier in. vestigation; particularly Mr. LAse ELL es, who 4/ Inified his desire of bringing forward the latter Itlbitit himself. Mr. WIIITBIttAD's Motion is Postponed to Tuesday sennight ; a n d i n t h e mean the Engines of Pdrty will have ample room for siuue peculation and prediction respeding the probable 0 114 fotwar Resolu t i ons t h at ate to be brought d against the Minister. Yesterday, about half past two o'clock, His 1\44- :hlllll' held a Levee for the Foreign Ambassadors at e Queen's House, which was attended by their Ex. d.neSesihe Polish,Danish, Portuguese, Swed"hoßu;- I:*trditija n and Hessian Ambassadors ; the Arc"- o t f IR A ° P 01 14 a It, the Lord Cm Atm LLOlt, the Dukes 4 m ourtuss 4 , mvoiEßTFokb, Earls 10'4, CHkruma, ,WasTSIORL AND, AyLts. CAIdikTMOUTH, BIICICINGHAMSHIRRI anti i llsri ;Vncoun ts S troM oUTH and ‘...ASTL kt AGH EL°lllll"kgr'l.) SuMERV'ILLE, HAWXESBUItYi a"d pi . " Bo l(tln eti ; Sirs W. Sc orr and G.OSI3OkNE, ittCukbert of LotlooN.—T" Duic :, of SCOT T Presented : the Earl of Kt 141,104. Sir dpritentrd Mr. Ilistiov. ; Pat Neltss . ELI Z it.l3 ETII has had a very curl_ ..__ its 'Wiese lanthurn presented to her by Lord Ri d . 1 7 r 1 , LI it M ade of ivory, and admits of 1114116th. Yest erd . K ew . morning His MA.l4l;fr came from fur o.loBut:ltinekam House with his usua l escort to, i* Prispus e of reyiewilii the Btigade. of Volun. I 4114.MMIntioned, viz. RICHT BRIGADE. Afj , ‘ st AJOR G ENERAL WII.TH A M. c k, . NI 14 5 114 the 4641 " °l ' Lord fonN Tay NNI ... riot bests:n-10d t J4l 841Ithwark Battalion - itts,sh a .,„„ ittoi.t.i „I,',VlDOtera .. Colonel A L coCK. s Captain Sei Mite. . St a " Captain koKsol4• . Sek4"liumen "" Major Foal). ire .. . _ LEFT EItICADE. ra ki , 0,,,,,, MAJOR.GENERAL PHIPPS* Noßaws. tirstkti; "41es's V olunteers - Cot. M. P. A lasilas i A °l)ti Christ-church, .. Col. Si. or. T _ R.... matioton . Col. the Hon. .E krbury alldlnns of" Court, Col. Cox. gl'Tae C 413 had previously mustered at their se. itt tlplacesofparade at an early hour, andbeing td 1041444 in, , were marched to Hyde P a r k . . , C o. L; „ , the 4 AbbßNllllooicit and Lumorr first insi ect , :i 116111„11IlleY were then put in brigade order by thei r to gth't"ets, WHIT?'" and p H / F p s , and given . up t, 11 41 Of HARRINGTON, Who, With Lieu_ the stare .1 144 era S 0 4411 tItetato and DALR7P y L . E, took %And in. eresence of Hta MA i It' IrdtViyalliitelinintik:l: iMlAJtilieSTYnucaKinae t:t.)n Iti,7lucg,"'auinldd his he Its ' let . othe r s v of email rt 'DC!, KENT. afiti Sus. Qtrlta JIev7AIIIS Of HARRINGTON ,and BANI3URY 4; (l en , 7i' ISUREARD and DALRYMPLE ; . Major . t ilet,rlll WIIITIIAM, PHIPPS, LAYAED, Gia ittqL:Llllo4lllr, Sre. Colonels ADDir Nllltoo li E ; 41 ' -NI QU r and a most numerous train of Brigade it A' At iilii tids.tle.Camp, &c. See. , e n to t ease 4 the after twelv e the aignal was giv- t‘jihttl d ri e n al and the Brigados were , by Cor ps ,. 'I 4'4° 41 Line into Companies ; and, beginning and ora'lllllt, p a ss ed HIS MAJESTY in open oreler, PattedrhY titnes wheeliog off as quick as they in the field 4° Yal Line to their several Citatio ns 1 4,, 4 ' It WES about half past twelve where H" 'l‘flePt4 and his Saito left the field. utter WAS ext r emely good 3 and, as far as we e ould oht ".1101, was follows o.a,:Jesrte's - 440 - s,'s'e ;Mtwara, with Shapp.shooteis, etc. 5(:: Pria r ,l'ufque - t l 2 Waless - - - eo wr. at, al Christchurch . - . 4so 4,„_vicuitioll 210 . ."' urY arid Inns of Court - - 510 . 4 . i . Raking nearly a total of as* 4141 4 tild:: ths.Yeotanty and Volunttcrs_of _Mid._a. Th e/ ~ ttrtewed on Harrow Weald uemluu" lIIINt tollaWinelS the order of the Royal Reviews o n th .e place ~ " ke n t 3 d (4 Jtine---the 'Yeomanry and Volunteers 011 t i! 4 illaakheath t tw e lve o'clock. ts 14 Sth I Yeomanry ' a V 1 teers of he y, on v * - -.1 le and oun On t i e prom b wne, at twelve o'clock. th e , t 6.tLail the Cit of London Regiments, :rent third, ; - Ti . Y Park', '1 k 0 4 , 0 . c • s.n :stick at ten 4. o \le Lille Bth h ).• o Bull . -Isnh, -- -t e leomanty of Bucks,: o On th e alh ' it t welve , h c k 0 , •1 4 , .. 1 • t) C l th ere on to t{ t at Volunteer Infantry of Beak. Irts : (111 %/lush Heath, at twelve o'clock. of the seNils' toornin th . l assembly the , Klt st i tb , e . g to o annual genera k,1 4 41, A Z ' lonls took place in Sr. Paul's C . a. ' 4 44 4 ‘A ahert time helot e twelve o 'clock the 11 1 p i 4 ,, C t 4 _ 3 I . i() 4 :1 1 , 1 : ° a l! 0 w n e t e arranged in chek proper liir:POtit se , u'l Q' tof 60 00. An exc ell ent . ar o id , 4 40 , 11 4., ilkirgium was preached by the Bishop I lota 4 li beral Collttlinn w as made at the b _. Alt% 11j ilY 411 e A t i ti n il t i f s t I n'vn i as the youngest son of ,Mr. te, Ito 1640,4(04re, was bathing off Putney tiL u'llotPettsdly sunk, and wa s drowned. b k ) " 1 ". A i 44 vs "ttitv'i tenefi t to morrow evening -t tai n 0 ati tan , - •• • , • IVI I 4 Of M. ,Itun: Independent of the deltlntrui '' 14 4 .4 ` Mite! Mi ss M d , miss I'y ter, 4, 4 ~ td , Mess 44 tln al, t O4rti, tS. 13rah3m, Vaughan, Miller, "N, , 4 14 n sa 11. 414 41 1 , i ' "4r. ArtJelfle front Vienna, whose r l t ii 'l l ile 4 4144444 e an the Piano Forte is the titli,. vetsal admiration „ .. •• also for the pptars NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MAY 29.-.AttiVed the Rambler Sloop of War, from the Channel neat. She is said to bring intelligence that La Loire Frigate, of 40 guns, had fallen in with the Rochefort Squadron, returning from the West Indies, by whom she was chaced; and that two days afterwards she fell in with Admiral Cow N GWOOD'S Squadron of eleven Sail. of the Line, which lately sailed from hence, and communicated the above information. From the course the Enemy were steering, it was conjeetured they were bound to Rochefort, and Admiral Cot.. LtNowovo shaped his course in a dire Lion to fall in with them, which, if the above intelligence be correti, it is sincerely to be wished rn'Ay be the case, which will cause them effedually to disgorge the *oder accumulated in their maurauding Expe. dition. Sailed the Felix Armed Schooner on a Crain to the Westward. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 30.---Arrived His Majesty's Ship Alcmene, Capt. STILES, from of Havre, and went into Harbour to be repaired. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Glory, Capt. CRAVEN, for the Channel Fleet ; the Firm, Lieutenant Cot. LETT, for a Cruise ; and the .bets y, Shields, for Sunderland. SHEERNESS. MAY 26.—Came down from the River to the Nine, the State/y, of 64. guns, Capt. GEQRGE PARKER. Arrived the May& Gun-brig, Lieutenant MAR. TIM WIIITICp from the Downs. Passed hy!or Stangate Creek, to perform qua. rantine, the Mary Ann, Eleanor (t), Spiakwell Catharine, Heremlet, and Eleanor (2), from the Streights. Sailed the Adelthi Armed Ship with 9 SAil of Merchant Vessels under Convoy for the Elbe. Sailed also the Shetraets Trader for Hull, with a Trans. port with Troops on board, under Convoy. DEAL, MAY 30. --.The Trusty and Alert Sloops came in from Dungenen; jackal! Gun-brig from a Ctuize off Ostend. Sailed the Bloodhound. Gun-brig on a Cruize off Calais. Came down the Ranger Transport from Wool. wich, bound to Portsmouth. 'rite Utmost aftivity prevails in the Downs, the Signal being made this instant from every S4iip in the Downs for all Officers and men to repair on board their respeelive Ships; and every Ship in the Downs are unninnred and preparing for lea. In the Uowns—Monarch, Utrecht, Artib, Trukty, Alert, Discovery, Vesuvius, Zebra, three Gun-brigs, fthosphormi Fire-brig, Harmony mod Ranger Trattsportb. FALMOUTH, MAY 28.—Arrived the Delight, DucoErt, from IVlllforkt ; tlizabeth Cora,-lia, BA. KIM, and Flora, Rowe, iromh ; WHITE, and Jane. BAKKER, from Tent ; Bee, GILLAND, and Four S'isteri, WILLIAMs• from Swansea ; SvVedish Shin Newsmen 1'1.014111,4.T. froM adrceint.4 ; vo, RICH A K os, and William, OG 1 1. VIE, from off Brest ; kit the Channel Fleet all well 1431 evening, consisting of 21 Sail of the Lint. HARWICH, MAY 30e—The Neutral 1 - foy Twee Bridhers, ENDERMAN M.l3ter, (rum Rotterdam, bound to London, laden with bullrushes anti clinkers, is lust upon the Gunfleet Sand : part of the rushes have been saved anti brought to this Port. _ _ The Catharina, livett; Master, with pitch and tar, and the Hope, 11 , 1mtratca Master, from Rutter. d4m, with butter and cheese, bound to London, are ideated. A Cutter.rigged Privateer, of /5 tons burthen, and 13 men, has been brought to this Port by the Charger Gun.brig, captured on the Suffolk Coast. The Auckland Packer, Capt. BRIDGe i and the Deriti, Capt. HAW LTON, sailed this day at noon ; the former with the Flainhurgh and. Bremen Mails for Hutton, and tha latter with the Gottenburgh The Re ) luise Revenue Cutter arrived Ltat night horn a Cruize. SW INDLlNG.—Yesterday a young man, wh o called himself Henry !layman, underwent •an exa. mination before Aid. Le 10HTON, charged by several respeetabie tradesmen with being concerned with and assisting a notorious swindler in obtaining goods by fraudulent pratlices, to a very great amount. It appeared they had opened a countinghouse in Fen. church.street, where they found means to obtain a recommendation, and purchased Glass, China, Spanish Leather, &c. to the amount of ten thou. sand pounds, which they pretended was for expor. tation, and after obtaining the drawb:►ck, and ship. ping ►art of the goods, they sold the invoices of three thousand pounds worth of goods for moo'. Some of the tradesmen thus defrauded, said, the Prisoner pretended to be sometimes the Clerk, sometimes the Footman, and sometimes the Cousin, of the principal Partner, whom he called Mr. Bu►:am, and said his father was a very rich mer. chant in Berlin. To all these charges he would not give any answer, but pretended he could not speak English, and did nut understand them, although they knew he could speak English very well.--- Messrs. GREEN and Co. of St. Pinata Churcit.yard, appeared to have been defrauded of near moot. worth of Glass and Chinn. The Prisoner was re., minded fir further examination. On TuesdAy. near, June the 4th, the first.drawn Ticket will be entitled to athoool.--The last prize of 20.0001. attached to a first-drawn Ticket was sold. it Swtres Cea s in the Puultry, in Sixteen Sixteenth Sbarea_ FROM THE FREKCII PAP EARi. rAlt MAY Serene Ilighness the Arch Chancellor of the Empire prerided in the Counci l of State the day before yesterday, decorated with the Ribband and Badge of the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle, which had been sent to,him in the Morn ing by ono, -of the Secretaries cf the Pctissian Le. gation, MADRID, AclAt 7. —The Panic of PEACE, our Generalissimo, receives every day reports which prove, not only that our Coasts arc perfenly aecored at all points against every attack on the part of the English, but even that our light vessels carry on the most alive war. A strong squadron of our Privateers, together with a great number of French Privateers, desolate the English commerce at the southern point of England, and in St. George's . Channel. Not a day passes without several Prizes being taken, and many of them very rich. Sr. AND e RO, APRIL I6.—An English Sloop has been for a long time cruizing before this Port, stop. ping and examining all the Neutral Vessels that came in or went out. M. DEGARD, Commander of the Sloop the Reprizal, tired with the daily bravadoes of the. Enemy, resolved Co attack them. He sailed en the 12til April in the evening, and, notwithstanding the inferiority of his artillery, corn. minced an engagement within sight of the• Port— . an anion of an hour the Enemy ceased firing, and withdrew to make some repairs. The Captain of the Reprizal was mortally wounded ; the Second Captain immediately renewed the anion, which lasted two hours, when the Engliih Vessel took flight ; the Reprizal was not in a situation to follow her, and returned into port. Atoms, IVloacti 27. —On the morning of the 16th. the DEY was walking alone about half a league from the City, among the new fortifitsations which he is construning, when he was assailed by four Turks, well armed. After having fired two pistols at him, the assassins fell upon him with their sabres, and wounded him in ten places. The Inspeet i ors of the works ran — to the spot, and killed two of the assassins on the spot ; the other two escaped. The Dc was at first taken to a garden Which he has near the place, and the next day was removed to his Palace. He suffered very much for some days ; bus none of his wounds are mot. tal. -.Two of the fingers of his left . hand are cut off: fortunately the pistol Lolls stetick-against a large purse of money which•he had in his breast, which . prevented their entering, his body. One of the assassins that escaped has been since apprehend. ed, and was immediately strangled. The &amass of provisions is supposed to. have led to this at. tempt. Fifty heads and one hundred ears have been sent bete, which the Paella of Constant inople caused to be cut from some Pritoners whom he had taken in an ;talon with the Rebel MAZABOIJri. GENOA, MAY 17.---At the commencement of the next week the Duos and the Senators who are to form the Deputation to Milan will set out for that City. The Brother of his Imperial Majesty, M. JIII.OMIC BONAPAKTZ, has arrived in this City :-- he has taken up his residence at the Palace of the Minister Plenipotentiary SALLICETI.-The Para arrived at Florence on the evening of the 6th. MAWR ICHT, MAY 13.—His Imperial High. nest Prince josmt arrived yesterday within our walls, about two in the afternoon. He only stop— ped a few minutes at the Marshal Turenne Hotel to refresh, after which he set off for Aix—la—Chapelle, without having received any one, and preserving the most stria it, cognita. LXTRACT OVA PRIVATE LETTER rnoht CHARLES« TOWN, DATED APRIL 6. gi I take up the pen to announce to you, that a Vessel from Sr. Domingo, after a passage of fifteen days, has this instant anchored in this Port. The Captain reports, that the news of the arrival of our Squadron in the Windward Isles, and of the capture of several, English Colonies, has spread terror amongst the Brigands of St. Domingo. They fear an attack every moment, and if they see only one Vessel upon the Coast, the gene:de is immediately beat, and they all run to arms. The old men, women, and children, fly to the mountains, where DESSAL I NES hag established places of retreat. The Captain adds, he does not doubt that in this too. meat of universal panic, ao Army far less nume. rous than that which has already been sent might eiren the conquest of the Colony, almost wi t h out striking a blow, so much disorder, mi,understand ing, and fear, prevail among the Brigands." EXTRACT ur s LETTER PROM LUDECX, DATED MAY 19. rt The Camp of Swedish Troops which is at pre. sent forming in Sc4nia will be composed of a put of those Troops which have been Ludy stationed in Swedish Pomeranis. A Division of Cav,dry and two Regiments of Infantry, which passed by sea to Sweden last Au urnn, return to Stralsund, where there are only at present G:tman cops, The greatest exertions are making by His S7vetiaz 'Majesty and his Ministe6 to keep rip the S wst!ts'i Forces upon a felreteible (outing. Ti le , K ING of SWEITRI4 will only att, nevetthelefts, upon the defensive system, which His Majesty het adopted in ci.:4;cert with Russia. The Court of Petersburgh appears to be the common centre of• cotniututications between several Courts 4on this suhje It is ilpparently with relation to the same objetti that the Secretary of Legation, M. l)a But.. JAKUW, has been recently sent elf courier from St.' Petcrsbnrgli to Vienna. Peace is the prineipal objeet of their Negotiations the other points ate but secondary in case it should not be re: established between France and England. It is also said, in the same spirit, and tending to the same end, 'that M. NICHOLAS Ds No.: VOSILTZOFY goes to Italy, probably to War, a journey for which passports have already been demanded. It is known that this Gentleman, who is Chamberlain to the Emperor ALEXANDfitt, and President of the Academy of Sciences of S:. i'e ere_ burgh, enjoys the particular confidence of his &we. reign, who sent him some month: ago with Ft vAie Commission to London ; and as his present journey ,to Italy follows immediately that mission 'which he fulfilled, whilst, at the lime titne, the Emperor ALincANDIR had sent General De \Vital4l.os. Raga to Berlin, it is very probable that the instruct., arms with which he is charged have been c4nreq tcd with the Cabinet of St. James's." SPORTING JNTELLIGENCR. EPSOM RACES. tktUltillAt, MAY 30, The Derby Stakes of sags. each, h. It. for three year old colts, Lt. slb. fillies Sat. a mile arida hal f(39 , Subscribers). Lord ligremont's b. c. Cardinal lieaufort - - i Lord Grosvenor's b. c. by I ohn Bull " - a Lord Grosvenor's b. c. Goilt - - - - 3 Mr. Bigg,s's ch. c. Bassani° - " - - 4 Lord Egremont's ch. c. 1 mposter , by Waxy, and severs& others started. 7 to 4on Lord Egrcmont's Waxy colt; and Lora Grosvt. nor's John Bull colt akainst the field; and Soto t against the winner.•—A tine tact:. Mr, 1 , , mbdun's Gipsey best Mr. Burt's Harrist halls milt; reap. Fifty Pounds for Horses, &e. that have not won more thark_ one sol, plate since the ut March, 1304 Mr. Neal's ch. h, Quin, aged gst. jib. a Ld Egremont's b. f.:} yr, old by Precipitate, 7st. lib. 2dt Mr. Forth's Brighton, aged gst. 3!b. 3 2 Mr. 13r0W11%5 h. surprise, axed, Ott. 4 3 CORN EXCHANGE, MAT. THER r are few fresti r supplics of Wheat to.d 4v* but plenty on hand ; some thousand quArters sold this week by auaion, and more on Dittiqtay, with an immense number of foreign cargoes snarl expe6ted, has the.. effca, of so few Purchases that the price is nominal; the Barley Trade is heavy ; Beane arc in short supply, and dearer ; and . higher prices, are asked for Osis ; Sales of Flour at ,ottt currency ; and other articles have no particular vat. rhtion. Wheat s6s a 705 aHsod t Penns Sts on Fine Old - spl a 945 oct Tick !scans Aug a .16s 'ad ItYe '• - Sas 4 ad Oats 2.6:c a :Bs a 31* d4l 3;s a 35J ed. tats do. 3Z* a 33; 01l Malt 6Gi a 7rs od Rare Seed - not . 641 White Pease 425 .4 .4 SS ot. I Flour . 753 A 734 Mt Grey ditto • 40a a 4is od Seconds opt is 70 od A man who signs himself Geoltot Joerssort hat been imposing' upon several Performers of both Theatres, obtaining ord,:rs for admission, during the present season,. under pretence that he was s Writer in the Public Prints, and bad aCtively employed his pen in supitort of their talents,....,. Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss DUNCAN, Miss M FG . LON, and several others, have been ikitided by this imposition, as well as Mr. lior.ctioF the Dramatic Writer. A Morning Paper hat very exposed this so to pohlic con. tempt properly 4r man dl it is to be hoped that all who kno v of his practices in this resped, will assist in pottir,g an end to them, and in preventing such despicable anti. ficea from being attempted in Niue. MUtpLai—About a twelvemonth since, Eliza. Meth, the wife of Win, Smith, a Patrole in Miry. le-bone, left hilts, and has from that time lived with one Jagger, a hawking butcher, until Wedne s d a y morning last, when she returned to her husband, en. grant forgivenes s an d affard pro. treetingof hire to teCtion to her against the other man, who, she s s id, had used her very ill. • The husba n d too k h er h ome to his lodgings, No. g, Little Chesterfield -street, Mary.le.bone. Its a short time after they were asleep, the other man came to .th e d oor , and' not being Answered when he knocked at it, forced it open. In a very short Sped of time the woman was heard to shriek the husba n d then awoke and s tarted up the other struck hitn, and a scuff: en. sued. Smith loan discovered that his wite w.is dead. He gave the alarm, and 'rigger wa s t a k ers to Marlborough.strcet Police Office. A Corone' t's inquest was held yesterday, at the house of S. Ker. rey, the Three Jolly Bakers, next door to the house in which the woman lost her life, before. G. Rona. SON, ES(I. one of the Coroners for the County of Middlesex, at which several feat were *yearn, of which the kove is an outline, Verdict, Wa i r k / Murder. A 13111 wits then presented to the Gtand jury, at Hicks's fisli, which was returned a true Bill, nod the Prisoner was ordered„te wite his trial this day at .the Old Bliley. Yesterday the Rscottur a, made a Report to His : MAJUITr in Council of the f o llow i ng ++ i ... t V undctt Sentence I)earh in Newgate vie. williain F ieid, for coining ; Elizabeth Paget * , fora Ilk. ()Vence ; Palm Dodson, for returning from transportation ; lona Caorge for being armed with fire- a r ms an d obstructing an ()Meer ol'Excise in the due execution of hi* ofti‘e ; as. Slade, fora burglary ; Wm. Wes' wood, fore burglary ; win. ray : j o h n HaU, and John Nl' Canby, for stealing goi,da out of a littbter 1.1 the Thames; Thos. Finch a n d G eo. . f i nch, fora burglary ; and George Freak and lianc4 Batters, for highway robbery. When W I N. Field and Joint George ware ordered for execution on Wednesday next. _