The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-22 00:00:00

MAILS. Alkittotn—t Dublin, 3 WatertOrd. Dus—t Hamburgh, . a Coitc4bulgh, Lisbon t Dublin, c Waterford. I'AICE OF STOCKS TI-11615 , LY er TWILVE O'CLOCK. Consols • 6o THE SUN. SPLit; QUi3 11;C;,'%/, FALSUM I, N D 0 FRIDAY, NOVZMBEi: 22 , .1805. , OfirtDOvti-Letter 4tateS that a very heavy firing was lica;•ci yeit.erday morning in the direCtion of Boulogne, and it N * rts ..supposed that Sir SIDSEY commencQd his attack upon the Enemy's ; lvat no ac aunts from the French (lint reaclieJ Dover yesterday evening before the Pot catty, xway. We have already stated, that we shall receive the earliest intelligence., by. Express, of the result of the attack. We feel it, however, to be our duty to caution ourßeaders not 'to indulge in, expeaations upon the - subjefl of the intended attack '`Which , tulky ,ulti mately prove to . be too Sangtiine'.' That it is the in. tontion of SinSinwmr Smirk( to make an cxperi ., mentid attempt, with the newly invented machines, we F.ave no doubt,‘ but that an attack will be made, atiedst at the . pr'es ,, ,!nt,' to the extent which some of 'ou , r k•• • . Cotempotaries. ,§eetn, to suppose,. we think high ly improbable. . • . , , . Yesterday MOTTlifl!+: ) , soon after nine o'clock, His MAJESTY left Windsor, in his travelling carriage, for Loridon.. • His MA.n came by Richmond, where be changed horses, and arrived at St. Ilates's Palace about twelvd o'cloCk, where His NA•til.s.rY dined at one. About two o'clock the Corportition of the City of Lendon arrived at the. Palace, with their Address. te His MAJESTY on the ViEtory of the late Lord NEtsoist over the CoMbined Fleets of France and Spain, of;' Prefalgar: ':'hey proceeded in grand pro cession in the ; follorinVorder . • The Marshals', Meng The City Marshals. . ' Six Gentlemen of his Loidship's Household. • ~ • - The Lord Mayor. The Chaplain and sever a l Ci t y Officers. Aldermen —Ne Nuiarn, j3oydcl , Le Mesurter, Skinner, •Curtis t and Watson. The Recorder and Common Serjeant. Aldermen—Leighton, Flower;koweroft, H unter, a nd Princep. SherillSmith,and AsmeKley. The Charrdperlain,. and about one hundred and twenty Corn. :rnoners, which is the largest number of it ldetmen and ,Controoners that have lincrielgd an Address of the City to the Thione for a number of years. The Corporation remained in an anti-chamber, for iiT'Shoit time, when His MAJaiTY being iniOrmed the CorporatiOn of the Cityof London were in rea diness to present their Address, His MAJESTY;'.at tended by the Vice-Chamberlain, the Masterof the Rolls, the Comptroller of the Household, the Cap tain of the Yeomen of the Gurirds, tlip Gold Stick, the . Silver Stick, the. Lerd and Groom in Waiting, trues a auratA:r of otbcf . Utlicran of,fitatt, proooodod to the Grand -Council , Chamber, where, His MA JESTY being seated on his Throne, the Corporation was introduced to His MAJEiTY'S presence, when the LORD MAYOR read the AddresS, and delivered it to His MAJESTY, who handed it to his Vice-Cham- Lord FrAwKasttritY, His, Majesty's Principal , Se crctary of State for the Home Department, read His `Majesty's Answer from the side of the Throne ; after which the Loan MAYOR, his Lordship's Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. HA,TI', Alderman floynia.t., Sheriffs SMITH and ANNESLEY; 00unsellors BOLI.AND and RaYtiotos, had the honour to kiss His Majesty's hand On their late appointments. At threeo'clocOlisMAJESTY, held a PrivylCouncil , which was attended by the Archbishop of CANTER BURY) the LORD CHA Not:LT.OR, the DUke of MoNi-, ,TAOSE,, Earls CADIDENiWusTMORLAND, and MAO ,CLESVIRLD; Viscount CArri.ettgAciit,'.Lords CAS ti' ,CAttr, ,lIA*Y.E2BURY, Witmoaavu, and Mr..PITT.. • • Intl short time after the Council was fLnued, Sir TI PTIEN ColllElmm., the IViaster of the Ceremo pies, came out itttrgthiCOd Earl Powis, who - was in waiting, when the 'Noble Earl ,was sworn in one. .of His .11 , lajesty:s Most Honourable privy Council, and took his, seat aticordingly after which His Mfist , ..s.ry wip4 .eleaSed, to appoini,:the Noble Earl.. to ha his . 1 ttotitentitu- at -Ireland,. in the room. of the Earl of IL Row ACKE. • After the-Council, His AfA.lnsTy - gave audiences_ to Mr. PITT, Earl Alitect,F,sPlELD, Vise, (~',A 6), 1 , 1 . ; , E RAW!, Earl Pawls, and Lord CATEICAUT, who took leave of His 1414±„nisTy, previous to his departure on. his Embassy to the Court .01 St. Petersburgh. Geri. PatiVOS'e, ,whir has lately returned from the Inclies,tattendiA I Ca.sri.EßE.l.On;litit squid not obtain an audience of His 1.1/Aitsair. Alter the audiences, tits :MAJESTY honoured Lady CirkaLoTT4 Figou .with a visit, at her apartments In St. James's Palace. The Dot's of CA M P. ttincg joined' His 'MAJESTY, and afterwards hand'4l : 'liis itay4l Father into his earriage;aelive o'clock, when be set off for Windsor. 1. - esttrtiay tnOrning ,PP.ISCXSSES A.tiousTA, So, PH lA, a0(1 attpialed by Colonel l'irir.ou, tiic 1, 4 3c1y WYNYARD, took an airi% oil boNeback in the tie:ghbouriioQd 01 Siough. tr Mitn6aY and the ether P,4W(XASES, Witll severalattenditnts, hut;oujed Lord and Lady BosT oN with. a visit. Lord CATIICALT will set off in a few (147 s on leis einhasq to SI, Ycrcr,bargli. Yesrerday Gthintt Cowp-ii was held at Lord Ve,111;1 day the ~ ./14 o ie of th rentive belonging to !fir.; &Val Highness the polo QLOUCESTER left town, on tbelr-w:ty t() tind on Tne!:day nfltt Li'iv Port flighiteus willlirot,tid, to resunielhe cd;noland of that Distria when he intends rfirpahy. .the 7th of January next, when, he will 'to "take =Jib olat in the Ifou3e. of Lords. ri 15 111 CS: Jlit.l litINGE ot S.I.RS Z P • if ,„• . • 1 3P 41 Y O I S 14 1, 1-;nr 4t 'Bri&htoll to a 4, tr o r o , • NAI L YEWS. DOVER, Nov. 21.--The Inhabitants of this Town' were awoke This morning, at, the dawning of day, by a most incessant and heavy cannonading, which proceeded from the Boulogne quarter, and which"-many permits supposed to be Sir SIDNEY SMITH attacking the Grand Armada of the French; -bin its nothing ha; arrived from thence since the firit%, We are unable to say any thing further upon :the sub Kt. The Gemini, one of Sir SIDNEY Double Boats, getting too near the French Coast yesterday., ;Was 'tired into by a French Gun-boat, and, ram sorry '1 to say, two men Were killed and three wounded. PLYMOUTH, 20.—:Arrived the Ship Loll (Ix, Captain KERB, from Grenilda, laden I:vith stipr, &c. .bound to London, one of the Convoy which came under the ilfricaine Frigate. Sailed the Revolutionaire Frigate to the Westward, under Sealed Ord.:r3. 'Arrived the Haughty Gun -.brig' from a, Cruize ; ll' lliana, lUNI.zy ; and the Princess Royal, from Newfoundland. .Yesterday was landed at the Admiral's Hard Store honSe,' the- French Adiniral numallont; his Cap tains'and Officers they were carried to the Globe' Hotel, where every surgical assistance is 'rendered to t he_wouniied. Adtuiral. and his Officers as the na tun" oftheir cases' require; both by his own Surgeon and tie SurgeOniof: the Royal Navzil Hospital, yery; different condai this to the treatment received by, our countrymen prisoners in France, particularly the late fartiented . Capt.:Wfito HT. : • • • Orders came down this, ,day for .L'.digk, of 44 guns,- Capt. Wor.v, to fit fora &reign 'station, sup.. posed 'the Mediternmean: she, is getling ready fast for sea, and will have her ~r igging new set up, and be off her, station in the Cour3e of this or next week. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 21‘.—Arrive,d the Camilla Sloop 'of War, Cart - . TAyLox, from Newfoundland: she went out to order the St.. Gene, antaut, and Atlas, from thence to England. The 41(aS was gone to . Barbadoes befere,the' Camilla arrived; the other two Shlps are coming home. • . A4o,arrived the 4Yaw American Ship, from New bery Port, detained by the Liberty Brig, Lieut.- Conn; the Camel and La . Prevoyante Store-ships, from ,the Downs; and the Frederick, TAYLOR, from Sunder land. . ' In tonsequeneo of the wind getting round to the, Eastward (in which quarter , it has continued eleven week/), many of the West India Vietet are driven 'to the back of the Isle of Wight, and very . probably will be obliged to resume their old station at' the Motberbauk again. Y4.1{3/10111Th NOV. 21 .—His IVlajesty's Sloop inzo gene arrived yesterday} P.M. and brought in with her a Sloop which she disco'vered and boarded about 16 l e a gues , of Flarnborotlgh-ffead. She was laden with wool, and liad five holes bored in her bottom, There-wes no person on *board, and it appears she is.called the friendship, of Burghead, in Scotland. Nov. - Q I.—Arrived the Marian, WIG.• ,5614:fr0m Surinam; winnabefla, 4pE4csquat re, and Phu:nix, BAUM,. from Tebago, last ,from Pa;•ts mOnth; and remain iii'the Downs with the Shis as per iast.. . _, _„ t fE t c ; r : Ti a : y ; , l;l ; e v i a cC s '°lll' t P7e alt s°All : All: : fi t t , A::ll ,: d t AT l :l jP' B II:GII U RCIt: I k I I : °eT i tt I -D y :2 : jBITN 'Ll th er.thin:1 : 811 : 1311 1 1:te : fte; ; I: f 12: J °11 : :11: 1} 71 , :t r i ) 1 : 13 1 1'.. yon , v ii , i i s i i i s p i e d r e c o ei t::::::a t u h d c , , , t 'a .o u l d i 0 u n f o it t ig m a :t i liii t :l w t.::::: :l e: 1e4j; , f,11.1 diMitill ;ii ii., “fl'Or as, obsAinate. a resistanee, r I.;;Tri, as guy illitt our naval hifr,tory clr, fattish, as 1 Nut frorr t Mr. AlArttlin, thi.,...;"'flastet : • . ' . 7.;in tbe:2tst,,inst. a trang(.: Sail appeared an our ti eathe,r-how ; she his; no fore-top-mist up, n inch triatielts suppose ,§he was one of our draogrs.; 'hut sh s9.oti rue t.tli leer fore-top , ituut, , hoisti..4-6r4mii‘h I cot , s, and 'neared - J.ls enough, by seven, c. 'w, to ° trif it'bousicierahly with her; twolotig.twelvc-! ,: i ;- by :14 :- iLlfr /1) one at. which Capt. Motto,tig, of the 3:li W6Stiiidia Regithent, was wounded, but, I am haptor; to say, not dao , i - (;t11431y. . 1, ” OUT. boarding-netswere now up two of our 4- POutlaPr.s•Place4 aft, a 44.4 'c were all in high 'spi rit..?-; tot, brush at the Polls, ,aithoiigh we plAteived that their deck swarmed with .mcn., [tai stern chasers did great: execution, and WC ' lll ;i•gained . a runtiirg fight, till t P, NE. v, - 1111.11 the iittlt., 'r...ind there w;-.5,c110 away, ,and tip'( WerC fitlite'beclli%j&d. The Ent4tily y now toot; advtliit4,e of their, tOog sweep, ii to a il it ting to ;,f 2 , tind,''cOniing alo - 4:,dilde, made thre'very vigorOqscilorts to board,b . ,;tw,i , reai often repulsed 'with great Siiiughti-, and ' thek Captain, who 'ilraS 'wortntitir iti many plac,,s, 'tea fromour nettino on his own deck. . , ' '' iffitly ilow droped astern, and ralccd us dread,. fully,. as N,'e lay like an uti*nag,4able iog'on the hater, our Copt.:io bild;s , .,wciuticiol, and Mr. Dowitso, 'the INlitte, mortally ' i , our inuintinition expended, e.‘,.c.i'l that 111 t the 8-all-artvi i rigging, masts, and yards, cut to piest'-',:;'', Capa'iu, 11/4 c wr thouitht it prudent to save the jiyeii of t.l-.; remainder of the or&v, by Striki f ig to the..g,n s -.my, .' Ilere,.how ever; - ,*(3rne: o ,,,;•iticully occuri:e4, 'l•br ,the.,', lours had . feraltiick:co; by ?tic of the p,,issenaerA, bOve the ,:tnizen-top ; anti a sailor, - . in the alt of tearing thim . dowti;r had a piece of his trowsers carried away by a canisfer-shot. " Too much- praise cannot be attaclnd - to the pas sengers for their cO`Ol and determined canclu4, par ticularly to Capt. Hoy', of the tsth RoYal Irish Re , gitnent ; And Mr. Tuomrscast, a Student of Christ ' church College, who never quitted the deck during the whole contest,. We have to lament, that Mr. THOKPSON was'Wotmded severely in the aet of car rying poor Dowtotio to .the hatchway ; but, as he wai.left behind at , St: .Tago- de la' Cuba, under The care of an excellent French Surgeon, 1 hftve every reason to think he may soon recover. Every merit is doe to ,`apt. BLIGHT, WhO fought like a lion till his wound obliged'him to leave the deck. : .When 'Capt. - 13. saw the Intention of the Enemy to board, be dirted the ,Mail to be throwtiover board; at the same time informing his Crawl. that they were not to consider this as a signal to-strike, butmerely the perfortiance of his pripcipal duty, as Captain of the Packet.": . Yesterday aftermion - th Dispatches for St. Helena, .. Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, by the .;Belle Packet, were finally close) at the East India House, and sent • ,• , , ~ express for Portsmouth. ir, ' i ' A+ ?.. 4 .1.1 3 ifi4g. , ... .rA SS ENG., r 5 kr0v „,...1,.. .rAcx.vr.— Mr. Total Burn, Free marine r; . m il .kgstrier, Prothero, Mrs. Mary Reckiall, Miss Margaret Stewart', ;Wirt Joyce Britain ) and Miss Mary lane Rose. - . The following remarkable circumstance was yes. terday stated in the usual manner at LLoYD'St- - " " The Sloop Friendship, of Eurghead. in Scotland, Peter Brimmeti;paster, laden with wool, is brouVit into Yarmouth by 'His Majesty's Sh (mogene, by which Ship she was found near FlambrOt Head, 'without any person on board i and, on examininrher,odisciovered five augur holes in the Master's Cabin, in theiShip'a run, bored, as it appears, with the intentio n o f ' s i n ki n g iicr. , • The circumstance of this transt&ion are to be • fully investigated .without loss.of time. A Letter from New. York, , dated:o6l3lKx 2,..says, ," The City of:New, York, as you must have heard ere now, is greatly . .deSerted on account of the epide mic.; the ,business part of the town ii Wholly eva cuated., And presents,to the casual speaator the most gloomy appearance. The-Ranks, and indeed' all tft Public Offices, - have removed to Greenv,fidh.` a vil lage in the vicinity, about a.. mile and a half from the centroof the - City. '..At this moinent,. notwith standing- the numberlessTernovals„ the fever prevails with unabated iiralenee, and every defy consigns to the gTavefmsh viCtims to its malignance. Towards ttle•eod of this month . the cold weather usually sets in,. when, I. trust,. we shall' be at liberty foramina' , otir - former residences':. Different theories with re',.. gard to the origin of the diSease ha ve . b ee p advanced ; but i. imagine it will puzzle the advocates of foreign origin, - to prove that it did not originate tenting us this ~seasen..FOr niyAewn part, 1 believe it may either he imported, or generated at bor n e, a c c or di ng to cir:- , . . Cgrnat4PCCS• 7 1 . '... . . . . . ' .. The following` Letter has' been received from. Brunswick, dated Ist inst. ' , i The accounts froth - the TownS whiol are occu pied'hy'the French estimate' the loss of the French, m the battles . of .the 14th, 15th,' and idth ult. 'at eo,opo, iii killed inid taken prisoners. 110:1A.P.A..RTV,' is'anXiolls t&gi&Pittlti to the first Aussian Army; beforeshe second - ftrriveS ; 'but great hopes, ave7dii', 'tertained that '6O, ~.ittissiani will' - Make a *timely retreat to• 'frttaititti: 'pith . . platy. - - 'many; Prat slah Regiments have , passed throtigh . this town, within theae few.. days Flit; to joill the Army which is assembling at HildesheiM, of which our Duke takes the -command'. To judge from many . cir, curnstances, • PrUssia; must surely ipia t h e. Alli es against France.- Prussian' Troops are now in pos. session-of the TOwn of 1 - leftover; - and the former Ministera ' have ' •artivcd' 'there, and taken pos session ,of the Government; in the name of His BaITANNIC MAiss'TY. The isici#spaper , of that Town -again - appears- . with the arms of our DING; and the mead 'of Mani .soit Oi ?nal y pease. We have no account here yet that the Russian Army from ‘Stralsond have crossed. the Elbe ; perhaps they are waiting 'fs,r the arrival at the German Legion frorn England." The' late Mr. BilltrsFoßD, early itl life; married ANNE CONsTANTIA L u oNtlEs, FTinch.,'LadY of 0)&4m) , 'of LIGONI)I . 6 ; S4 Auvergne, whose grar;d father, the - Count . 1)r. LlooNnEs, a GetierAl In .the French .Army at . t he Battle Blenheinpotas.ta4en prisoner, and brought to giigland. Here la married the Countess LipwriNenox, an ames,i4c,of the present DowAge o ruount.L,:iii9f 111011{ A , IllOilittr Of the ifarl of Min RA , - The Cbinatess halving gone to Vrance, took an opportunity to visir the • Castle of uvergne;and there lottird Maclenaqielle LLOONDES, her young and beattti prepaiing to enter a. Convent, as a Noyieiate;: and dcstined to, take the Veil. Her Ladyship soon diieovered. that the lot intendr.id for her youp:,? - fl : iend was 'not her own choice - but that of her 'father, in cLuformity with whir:h then tAr;eyailed among the Nobility "of France, to eriiich ltie elder branches of. the, fa. by obliging 'O4- 'gtinfOr 'enter into Religious, OrddyL, - to tee - setl4o , Maaemoi*le I f kolieso from her unpleasant . ' situ, 4ti oll '9htaii'ketirt paMission for her fair friend • to accottuetnyhtlt.. / tOr:lreland, where 'her Lidysliip incurra4 thqSiokenti , displeasure of the Roman Ca' tho4c Cl9;tiyo formobbing the- Church of so fair a prize, Anal hemas, denunciations, and interdictions, wore 1.1 ; de red against lier I..4dyship and her charge.. It was exit feared an attempt would bemade to carry her oili for the ()otter. security, Mademoiselle - f,ioNriEti waif placed under the care of Lady IAETTY COMM, 1 , 11.0 regdeLl'al. , her father-in-taw's the-Arch bishoP of Ilust•iWa PolaceA: There Air. BURSaCiItD/ who waii brotber. to Lady BCTTY COBBE, had fre quent oprortimities. of 's e ei ng t h e beautiful ,and per secPted y( 5 ,41,1 andnvon, her atieetio,nit..Their marriage soar followed, awl the C3LISe of ihe Itomish Church thils becoming hopeless„ tho WTath of the CI e rgY iffd.vtal IV - di t'd 'a cilayi. • The Cu; of Not folk, are eiteeedingly puzzled tby the toilo wit) ti «tditiiry faa - ;'whieh the most knowing of tL,: lirid'past their inquisitive philo. 5:111..y. to ;ie,.:•.,t4nt respedable farmer of that . co..inty, who 9rtitker, having been married only 9 years, liar hail 1 childrc..4 born within that time in ligidlock—Lail whom are now living, and •all. ions His wife has annu3ll):r . praduced him doubiets; but this - "Te..4r . 1!le 4 7 ,uakee jocosely remarks, that,. front o the thriting appearanee.of his,pfolific rib, he expeas the.cormna krodui,-e to be rr2 4 akts at least !, 0.4 TRANSPORT-OFFICE, MAY ng, pORRESPON:DgWCF, BETWEEI3 TUE /MIMI A ' FRENc# G9TURNMENT6.RE3PEGTING PRISONI OF WAR. (cOPY.) . .‘‘' SIR, Although , . , • r we still remain without receiving s Aniwer to the Propositions made to the Frenchp vernrnent, in. our Letter to you of thc.130,64 n f l l v e r i ro o ta m r h i i k e tember" lasti . 1,-,iittive to a General Exchange of F 1 soners of War, - yet desirous alWays to promote tl interests of hurnanity to the utmost of our pole asivieiatotm-ac7atgiseiend,e,ut.ootiallri,iel4seasu,cisoekr, roaurtelidenreseheanudrrtis,O ler':: y again to. become a6tive Enemies accordingly . embrace the present , favourah. As' of theyear - for sending from Bri stol about foil FFOlidi Prisoner* of tins description, who will l conveyed to 11itorlais in the $2lllO Vessel With th Letter. " In making this communication to you, it is l ' that.Wg SIIOIII4 request "-of ~ y ou to oxpress our hop to thiPALilliStOr of Marius,..;that ,the 0111 d 111060 whichaetU4tkus wiltinducetittfiech Goverimic" to send iraryediately to this Country all such o f di. British Prisoners in their po,isession as are, Om either of the Causes above-mentioned, for any A6(,ive Service, become use to - thd tOtdd'of this CoUntry. Among the PiiSoller of this descrip_tion we beg to recommend to yei?r notice'Lletit. I,Vm.'DALYSLLI who who1112d! gi4 soma on the 4th of Janfisry la-,t, it'd aro . l-.. ; 14 and consey dent ly cannot add by a Certificate from the Saracen who attendsilien;s, of which the enclosed is a Copy, of .his capture, as to rquire the utmost car_o and t.a , t . , teution of his family, We have only to add, that if the, French ,Government will reiease this i y rene abled. by.the wounds v;iiicli he reTelbeveds°afill.tlii,itll:.4: °„'irr4 .we, will haincdiately release any .?, out Prisoner of . equal Rank whom yoa may point to - itS in Ei . cChange for him*' ..' •.,. We have the Honour to be, &c. • ~ , - • (Signed) " ltiiPititT GEORGE. • 0 " AlvliftOSE oERI.E. . ."` " TllO, lIANIVION. • " J. Buoys." . " Zl. itzvanz," kr. Stc. , t:istre de Paris, Lc 16 Pratliclor, rin , 1 3 . r que leer ' " mEsstauas, ce .r. • • 1 04 • o al nus SQUS les youx de son Excellence.' 6 , la lqarine et des. Colonies, la Lenre4 l ,ous m' ei , ez, fait rbonneur de in' ecrite le 0 8 ',, dernier (s Prairie! 13), relative au relive' Ge Prlsomilers de Guerra Anglais, detetius en Fonc e o endent incepables de pouioi; ttre einploYes 4 ' 13 service nal - Wil,o ol i s t, et notarranont dove " , , ca . 411‘1.%1.1., Lieut. de Nraisseau 1311 t au 1 3 vettele Rattler. p 't , • age }ears blessures, et ]ears iefiraiiti4 aewn Excellence me charge de vow informer ~,L i. 4 1 4 1 A A funnel d il e * Pen . t titre statue oar eet objet fps Lt u or.r. -- e _ ac tipereur et qua — dans leS circonstanc tilelie4' 6' M. I. 1W Petit s'occuper de caas matiemc. . . • - !t'Voii; d - • lea que .- ~., . nefv,ef pas douter, essitur4, "' ll ,,! w d, au .7:9lj' QtteriCtt reprOduire cette maga _ ds moo Clue les circonstances It perinettront et , i , de u la determination Toil s era r i i e a set egard• Iticov m • , de rna lieu* nsi-dien"xpv4resions.ernent . Yaws d:tiner eurinotsouv, ea essieurs LA.ssurance „ Co ; " A 61eS'iCLITS Les Commissairei du " iLtvryts, Tr . an , se°n•Oftce& 4 1.,01,4re5." • . , • (TRANSI.ATIQN.). , Pr r.l ....TENTZSMINT, . Pari4 ag°t* 31. the Ministff i is ve ency rf:,.l have laid beforeh" t 11 t o i.v r e rei s aln v e ice an , d Colonies the Letter which Yo u did ll ! t tne honour 'to-write to tne the esth ..Nlay I..ast, ru're, we to the return of English. erisonets of War ui.. ties, il 1 'd antler iaF t r re n e e l ' incapable wh age,of h e ‘% i nl u Il e ri ''‘l 13 P ' :Y e " '2 ri ri I A; 121A , i: )( EL L,r. the it:attic,. Sloop. :.';' that His Excellency charges 1112. toinforrn Y° ll , L it lie cannot tiiketlialan'yP3Stretpi:litlapri:ll °till::::::::1111iS tt formal . order from the Emperor, an d ti l, a c t or imperial Majesty cannot, in , the prgsenc" . "irou stances, occupy himself upon this p;. Z it 0 Os must not en crtaini any doubt, Gun'tl' inen l i tilt - rr cll,-althi!i;,Ntlemi'bitlg't.:,e r a \ n ' s rl 6 s l b i o c s o h i n o j a;i;:c g i l i u i r c a a u i g n r a n:s il y t Q a b n u r C r ef ‘ l,,"(ll.l‘'' 'lr ' lll . l' - t i i s t' :al' tion, when it shall be made. with . the deteriliiiilliii ,-, , , • J.'"ellt, Gentlemen, the assurances of mY ' 1 regard. . • (Signed) - " rvi°s. Boarg , 4 To the Clrnmissioncrs et the Transport . 1 ! • ... . . . .. .---....--- 0 - Though the fat t of the unfortunate Dttk ° P tl;it HMI- hay been detailed' 'With . eircurmtances . ' et rive an aPpearance- of authenticity to the st°, l 7,„ Y his ve are assured that the real partieulars,atteaud'o., 1310 death_ were as follow :--As sow) .as the 0111„ rrince was secured in the French Territories, $0 tth:peorrsot 7: s He NArarra was informed that he wits tako; , 13P ist was informed that the Prince "'d' -a which ilia 'he immediately, said, .with exiiesto"'in prison, :and BOXAPAKTE again said, with incr° 6 emotion " Est it mart ?" He was-then told some particulars re.peting the seizure of the Prince, to which ite gave no reply, but 'a mom emphatic rePe: titan of -his question ," Ls t it tort ?" M length cane' was then hurried Alit eugh the mockery .01 was r addressed,.. v, b -l t : g e a tu n ttohisptetrce iignivtiecaltn:iiilttLtenrritortotirlye, a irial, and ,shot ii) the Court/od of thc,Plaße Itl which it was held, as he was pasling down the Stei`' Ole• Prince:was not igialt..aMely killed bYit lei fire, the bayonet was employed to put n° ° B " tc c ; *"is'liti:- Such, we are assured, was really the ca rt of 91:te Orihe most amiable Princes of the 13001'D? , race, whcle -only fault was his consanguy Ic2ti that race in the eyes of a merciless recital is pertectly.cousistent with the charaaer the Usurper,, arid exaaly corresponds with the fate a of -1 LCUEGRU, and our u nfortunate- Countryma CaPtaill- Witty, to say m 044 441ToUSSA INT, con cerning whose end the French Guy ertlo ca t °rj°Lirtjol bate never condescended to nate the least no ' srper, 111_1.