The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-06 00:00:00

' ..E5T.1141)1.1 INTEI.I.IcENcIi. The 'politeness .r;f Capt. ABORN, of the Brig Sepiirtver, arrived yesterday from Martinique Till S r. B a r t h o l omew's, has furnished us with intere'sting intelligence relative to the procedure of the French Squadron Squadron in that quarter. After laying a tri torien nf 600 0 1, ster li ng on the inhabitants , of con Ro seßot inD . mioic a , an d sending a number of very valuable Ships to Gnadaloupe, they proceeded to 134s seterre, Sr. Ki it ', , where, without opposition, they took and burnt all the shipping in the Roads, except the Vessels containing uhiel t t h e valuable property, y sent to Gitolaloupe. • .They then made thtm a d vance 3 5.,0001. steelin P g for the town , an d d roeeeded to Nevis, whe re t h ey levied tcoroociollars on the inhabitants. • Next they went.t4nt to . Montserrat, b ut o f t h e i r. ,hiCt there no cert ai n account had transpired • on doubr, howev er , the penil e 'there w ou ld have to pay their (la ma tit t h e E ileme. On the-r. 311 Lofult a Drogher arriv e d- at St . Bartholomews, whic h :ierrned that the Squadron h;(1 gone to ,track Sr. ntents, and th at _the British were bending ' r eel re that from I )orninica and St. Kitts t.o . strengthen that island, exiiecting the next attack I v Oulti be made there. It was revotted at Sr. riette's, Martinique that a Fleet had been seen to windward of Barhadoes, which was - supposed to be British. The f o n nwi „ g the h a List of the Vessels corn. hot Fren c h S qua d ron so afti velY and success 0Y r•:"Ployed agaios t the British Island. in ' the 1144 1 dies, under the command of Admiral MM.. • Cain. tehlr (;,,,r. Frigate!. 14 AlajesletiX ' 1 ..1) I.e ii(oThise -50 le 4 141! 14 1. 4 0 loirt: 44 Le 1 104 . 7.1 I.' irotetatigable 44 1.21 206414 74 Two Brigs, 7 4 One. Schoo ner . 4 .l he following c ircumstantial a c count o f the affair I: -4s e " , Dom. is taken fr o m S t . B artholomew's c h . ! of the i Ith ult. 13 s , A—RTI"LEs Mekkeil t.—The scene ,we have -.en 1 t h , ' lone; used to has at length . varied, and the c: 3 ' r e i'l war is suddenly transported from the great Atinent of Europe to where our fancied security I.3. t" n ui ' l neve r have Placed it —the West India Islands. —ll Tuesday everting the Sloop Endeavour (a 1)074.1,1e:01 ,p ram PALLET, arrived • express from. pl'ilsn'ea, with notice from His Excellency Gen. fume,. lvuiT t of the invasion of that Island by a French that the Town of Roseau was captured, and c; '4 , t : lii ' E xcellency , .had rffeded his retreat to the i • t nou t at Prince Rupert 's; which he was resolved tit:defend to the Lot extlemity. The next morning w e Mail 13° "t (by which the first Mail for j tnuary ;," leceived . at the Post '.oflice) corroborated the 1 ,c,;egi,",''lligetice; she having had a narrow escai e (7:.}."",'"4itig into the hands. of the Enemy, as the y:Pia,'"llini nearly got into Roseau, when he di f el. TT ; re" the 'French t 1,4 flyin g at the • Fort. This it,,,nr,ji`inng G....mkt-No arrived from that Island who f el the !tea (r l 4 eng,geniew, and olstiged us with i the iwi g Partisulais,. on the veracity of which' our ' et ' may • 4•0 , , rely • Ong' il flday last, about five o'clock in the morn: t,, an atstrn Was fired-from Fort Young, on the t int; nee of s e eel at heavy ships, tv !licit, at that With , *tie supposed to be British Men of War, tw, il,ull'e Merchantmen owlet Convoy. :Ahmut Eton, Ow day-light, a shot having been fired en 1,,,• „ 1 ""tt, they hoista the French Imperial ni 1;:1' ar4l ;proved, to be. five Sail of French Line thoii . „, -" ' t ' s , llll Ps lone of ' which was called the Alas.!, 504,0-'''cliTzet), three Frigates, two Brig 4, and a , t,'ler, ender the command of Admiral •IN-IASSESIS: tu rn ' , ' keY immediately, began to disembark, anti a' vi r p,' of fill fi Nd with Troops, pre.ssing for. 11 i h t i i t a h l e i u retn . o l i e . a i ef a Icanotiltliin)! at Point Michelle, the M a i :. my were ordered to match Na y st :Jolt" a party of Militia and Regulars l th e ,e b u t , there, for the purpose of opposing th, y ' um* ion attempting to lotto a jundiont fnund clr ecte w d ere too late, the Enemy haviatg afre:!dY arid,, a la nding to the am itint of• abourzeoo men, . receiv e a la (it tin: Armed Schooner, which 1 , 0011 a nci ti t' the farther assistance of the Movionjme, th e p nit l :itir All Of wiliCh fired successive broadsides at o Tilliii,1)(11 WiIIIQUI doing much dont tge. ° Van s , s L'ulenlY trdvaneed and about lo n 'CIOCk Were %li b (' uy About 200 cif the Militia and Repulara• th t afg..r.eat firmness, until about half Past three. in ~a4l.ll""nnoht when • 4 {tatty o f k the fiting ceasing a little, a „-di'six.ptieki_ egulars, with l the assignee of one. em etk. der, succeeded in forcing this body to:re-: 4 1 point jlut.about the tim e this Division landed sucvetti.plohille, a I)ivision of . about equal force. th ci , "in eiTetting a landing at the lower end of V • 4 wn. ne ar rut !to le 4 ,,,, , . ,uount .Daniel, under cover.of a Ititelly t ....‘ , a . Zile , . A The Enemy at this point were ulla, „,, i 7 el ve-ti by a party of about zoo Militia, Itinioj_ d..thm .several times, but continual eaverio,'::"l•l,ls cooling frOm the. ShipS, they' were . t4nt pi e ' c ' e t s e s ", and fo r ced to retreat Una the adjacent Ita lian ( jf .0 when the French were io complete poi. 44 64 t h e ' e T('wh, which had been bombarded 'Ti g. 0_ whole transaction by two Shit;s and a ttht %,,e,"141 Pity vosT, having observed ' from 11:hat cQuiti oirnent House the inetfeClual resistance tirtit te ,„ It Iriade by hiss mall Party against such, ishi -al w ere pl, o ir I continually pou t ring in from the •.. , i ... e . e ,, ~.. tit er it '"r nil ret Teat to Noce Rupert's, whi. vi w al 101 l ed 0 . owed 4 %, i v 'lt allt)11. 411 the iViiiitury that sun. rt. r4i "s to IV' F " ' • t 4 )v,,,, he 1,.f, ,1 ireeency's departure far the ~‘I TL AI,t , ,:, ' I nc Town to the care:of GEORG It -44 '1 u,S,-• Preside after 4e,, 9. nt of the Island. who I,;roilose sir kllt'st.ts nag on board the 111 4grianime, to 1.. t ,r 0 4 e,t)ii".., 4.4 C 3 k AN 11, the Military or.' tenure:' triti4nt,"'"..l°ll 10t the Town ; but he tefused to ..,, , h„ }"Finer nth th e terms than an utteunditional SW. '' . _l lit i 1 4 ( 4 'qtr.ig down their at mi. • On the return _l4l4.rchea to g,w, with this answe r , the Militia were ? le t of 0,., wi ' ne, littiCe, arid totming a limes by' tltli' (Ititv'e"lllitl•!lE^cll, their arms were piled, title c'nfinett t " 1 and (rein un til -et 1) 6 . I% imitched to Rolea9 ; wczo t,,, tuner s ot Vvdt In the Coutt.house, stit, 4 Vititk 11, btir' reltoe,4 all , re ensuing 'nothing, when they It ib4 tithtt4l cl desired to change their dresses. 1.: i lte ttt 'illement - t h e h t kl,u rns . . ,st Li , , untie( tunately, the wadding .4i44i.,kA,tsts wider ;.ort young set fire Ica several of oiti b y o. _ t ''? Whtell %preA t t so rapidly,. that, *c otittsion cvcr attendant owthe bsiin- NE!V YORK, Anti 4.. w barchnent of a place, every ruertion,the inhabitants could' make use of was found inefretival to Ire. vent the mist valuable part Of Elie Town of Roseau being ree t uced to ashes, to , the utter ruin of its habitants.' " After the ToWn was taken, a scene of, riot and plunder consequently ensued, and two or three of the inhabitants were wantonly shot by the French Biers; which conduft induced those that could do so to make their escape Into the Country. As-soon, how_ ever, as order was in some measure restored, senti nels were placed at different parts of the Town, for the protedion of its remaining inhabitants. The 'day following they demanded a Contribution of 6000 i. sterling, threatening, if not paid by the next day, to enforce it by a getieral plunder.—. The President and Council accordingly met, to take the demand into consideration, and 'enmpromise, - L with the French Commander •for the sum of 5,5001. sterling, which was, paid them the morning (flow_. ing, after which tranquillity seemed to be again restored. The same:•evening they began to spike up the Cannon', and throw all the Ammunition into . the sea preparatory to their evacuation of Roseau the next morning ; about ten o'clock of which day all the Outposts and Troops were called in, assem. bled on the beach, and,re.ernbarked ; and at twelve o'clock General Le GRANGE left the Government House with his suite, desired the French Flag to be struck, and re.embarked also. In justice to this General (although an Enemy), we add, that the Lady of General PR Eyo,T was treated with every testimony of respect ; and that on heating the brutal conduct observed by his Soldiery in their rapacity, he issued flitch orders, that two or three were shot in the at of plundering." . Our informant adds—", Thar a Flag of Truce had been lotwarded an MAiday to G4neral Ptt aVoST, to demand the' surrender of Prince Rupert's ; that ,the answer returned by His Excellency was, ." he was waiting there with great patience, aryl would lbe happy to receive them." That a Vessrl arrived from Martinique lastWeinesday, bringing the intelligence that adv ices had been received there, of an alarm having been fired at Barbadoes on the appearance of a Fleet of British Men of War, said to be twenty sail ; that the day he escaped from D in. telligence had been received front Plince Rupert's that that Garris o n. held tsoa effective men, with provisions and water fur six illOntil4; and that, when he quitted the island, the. Enem y . 's,Fleat were all 'under' weigh, botiad for Prince, itupett's, he pie sowed." • CORN E2tCILINGE, MAY 6. OUR fresh arrivals of Wheat, ioastwise,' are but. few, and shirt - supply of 'mostly Futeign . on hand, and many Bu) ers, which . create,; ready Sales in the. fOrc•noon, - at an advance 'uf' about si. per qu.(rter ;• hut it afterwards gave way i_.l3 tory is zs. dearcr, and but little arrived .;• M tlt , Pea;e, and Beans, have little variation ; likewise 11.1 v short.supplies of Oats, this article is dearer ; Flour in full plenty, sales at our currency —rtJuLnall). higher. • Wheat sas a 645 a 'lgs od t fleihs - . 4!s a 46$ o 4 Fine old -8,, a ti4S ozi rick titans sii a 42$ 0(1 ~Rye 46. a 5 45 0(1 ti:its 235 a 2j4 4 28..0d. Barley _ s S a 4os o d Poland di'). • 2 9 ,, a 3oa, od Malt . 66 . s ti 72s oti Rapt: Seed . • ant - 031 white. Pc.ise 425 4.i) al • Fin:: Flour 7o a 75i oil Gm} , ditto n 3Bs a 4as Qd Seconds . 65 a 70s od The late accounrs from India announce, that se. venal of the Native Power's, who had cicciarcdl f HOLKAR, •or who were wavering in- their attach: ment to the British,have, in eonacquenct of the re. cent vidories of our arms, sent Agents to Gen. LAKE, to'expresi their dOvotion, and solicit his protettion. He has likewise been &gelled by many of his followers, particularly Anitut Rao, between whom and I lOLLAR- there previously existed some difference respeding the division of the Ilea. bare of which the Bares were plundered. The Rnhilla subsidiary force is in mr,tion on the Northern Frontiers, and Colonel MURRAY', who marched from Ogien early its November, to cover th Eastern Frontier Gozzerar, is stated to have defeated a strong Corps of HOLKAR'S cavalry, which intended to penetrate the Guicowar's nions. • Col. •MARTINDALE has c mimed the most deci sive successes over the Bundella Chief, on the bdr. tiers of flundlecund. The enemy experienced great roOtality from want ; all their camels and horhes had either been eaten or had perished from hunger. Cul. MARTINDALR, however, being uninformed as to the extent of their distress, which, in a short time'must have given him an easy vietory, attacked tLem in their fastness,, and put nearly the entire of them to the sword. So decisive have been the recent vitftories in India, and so confident is nut Government of the security of our dominion there, that at the date of the late di)patelith an, expedition of some magnitude %yaS. in preparation, for the purpose of attacking some of the Enemy's possessions in the .Etstern Seas. . A very severe schock an Earthquake was lately felt at Manila, and occasioned considerable damage ; one of the bastions of the Citadel, at the west point, which covers the, port, has been' demolished, and several lives are reported to have been lest. Sent out from Messrs. Et.tiorr and Hot.ultooKs Coach and Harness Manotattloty, Westminster- Bridge, on Friday afternoon, (having been let down into the front shop about- twcithours before) the new.invenird Eccentric Laodeau Barouelie, withtnit perch, witnesied by a great ntlinber of speaators, who'had been viewiog it. with great attention, their expetlation being previously raised, and sow much gratified by the sight, as it was . a most elegant fi. sure, and'altogether curious , in — its construction--, lined with superfine blue cloth; trimmed with a rich silk lace, Murocco . squ4bbs. anti cuThionc ; painted a fashionable 'dark green, ornamented with crimson mantles, arms, crests, and garters, in the quitter panels anti d.,or rails ; plated jaunts ; silver. crest on the top quarters ; a pair of elegant :hind standards, beautifully ornamented with carved work ; the body highly varnished and polishrti. The' witult 'dis played great taste and ii , enuity, being ligliter than any ()ther carriage of ihat . kited with,a petch t nearly tour hundred Weight. PROM TILL F,?EArC It ,IND DUP(7I PAPERS. tvl+ntUD, APRIL 4.--, , Our Fleet at Cadiz con. Sists of tliefoll ming Ss4ips: Trimiltd, 134 guns; St. "lame, 514; Rave, too; Argonaute,. and St. Ropba•/, 86 , Terrible, Ferrate, . Glerieu:r, and Ret barna, 76; lislana ..nti America. 68; anii Castillo, 6z. t 1 Id to these, the lout. French Ships td . the Line, Le l'ainfaeur, Le ,Souveraia, Le St. jnste, and Le St. Firma, each. et 76 guns ; with the. Fri gates Alagdalene - and Ruffir, of .38. guns each, and twelve Guri.boats, lying at Cadiz, and eighteen others at Algesiras. GENOA, APRIL 0.--Our Doc will himself go at the head of the Deputation from hence to Mil ao , to eungratulate the Emperor NAPOLEON as King of Italy. Lord NE LSON, with a part of his Fket, is supposed to be gone foe Maltd, to repair and to take in pro . visions. • • AMSTERDAM, MAY I.—M. VAN DER G. , E4, Segretary of State fur Foreign Affairs, has received official intelligence of the soiling of the Erna Toulon Fleet, consisting of twelve Ships of the Line, beside.) smaller vessels : and that bc'suc.: ceeded in joining the Spanish Fleet from Cadiz, consisting of six S'iips of the' Liqr, Frigates, &c. Thi s important intelligence. .has been corimunicated by said Secretary to the several" Members of the. Government. Other accounts state the Cadiz Fleet in consist of eight Ships of the Line ; and add, that the coal it ed Fleet. have, hint their course to the tlodies. Oeceral Die AU. who irarriveci at CharlCston, on his return to France, i has repOrred in that ciry, tkit . PCFICIed Fs lilt ANp has,niade hitnself 'Meter of the whole of the Spanish, part of St. Dooiingo. 1-b had even overpowered Fort Dauphin, ami 'Could a 1 so have got pOssession cat the Cape, it he had had tii..)re Troops at his tommand.....GCtietal Di- V AUX has ickeeived a wound in iris neck, and steaks with dif. ix . o 1r y . . . ' • . His Excellency R. J. SCHIMMELI'ENNINCX has been declared duly, elated to ths dignity of Pen. sionary of the lidiavisn Republic, under the limita tions and consliti,4ns contained Li -the new plan.of the Coniti , ution, which is also of course adtpted. () o . the 26111 the Diretiory of State passed a Decree to this riled; and summoning said R. J. SCHIAINIFL,- 'PEN:VINCI 'to assume his fundions as Pensiundry or) i ihe•29.ik, anti also to take the prescrili(d oath. . The (ollow,ing is a state ,of the rotes on thii occasion :, Departaletai§ Yes No, Tor, No.Vot ' ers For lit - alma .". ... 2223 13 37210 37197 GtHtierli.ncl - ' 16 -13 ' . is 4 21 97 . '42179 Groningen - Uzi I 29078 , 14077 1 101 lami , 3379 4S 152 t,i3 ts2.r,,s Overy:ilel • .4 1 17 1 7 . 3%9; 3 4, i75 lits'echt . - . 43 2 23 isb3i 131i ,- ,3 F i-iesland - 1 447 , - 11 31i31 3 !pc. "Zealand - 472 b 16346 16340 +).3 136 353122 353 tB6 Thus it appears that 14093 have atttu.lliy vo:ed tier the new Co.islistui appoil t m esit M. SCIIIUMELPENNINCE lo the dignity ut tdonary ; 136 azaiiist it ; arid, taking. the whole numbei Vot.s at 35332 z, and. considering th , ,se ho have not voted to tic in fav , our t-he new form of Government, 'the rn4)tity is 353186. It.eliat, for the r esent, has torined the Pensile. nary's Council as L. VAN Dt K KAE.. TEILli s . and L. H. WICH . F.E.S, at present Mcipbers of the- Board of Finances ; W. Six, of Atnste r. dam; —Gat.DßEttc, and J. F. VAN LUYDFN ; and as Secretary, iVI. I. H. APP El, lUS, _of the Board of Finances. Miniiter . (or Home Affairs VAN STRAA. LIN ; • Secretary to the Pensionar}., M. Hirt.thici.Ni at resent Sccu.tary of the Directory of State. Minister of tie Naval Department, Viee.Admiral V 6 au so r..--C .ininander of the Flotilla, Vicr.M.. miral 1)E IVINTIR. We hear, Altat.ter.day the Batavian Legislative Assembly will be dissolved ; and, that their High Mightinesies will he installed on the i ctli inst. It is added that General. Mitißmi.eNT, anal 4everal other Generals, will he pre,ent tnis cereinnny. On Friday I 4SI cOUllt Li 6 NT7,6 L G. Clt AUF MD, hq. a t his linihe un tt.e flaringvliet, it Rotterdam. • Gcneral R UsSeAU , 11114 belrdial other.Gimileinen, wete present. • PARIS, Arita. 2 , 7.—Acco,rdivg tti letrery from Copenhagen of the 9“h of April, the long r in , I34,CC of cold weather has given rise to a v.ai rely of tresses, to which,a greot number cat person l , more parliclarly the aged, have fallen In the town of Scuraris a dreadful tire brake nut , on the Th of March, which consumed a considerable part of the place, EROM if BONAP ANTE. As soon as the French charge d'AfftireS at Lis, , bon heard of the arrival of Jcitosit BowAr.Swra and his wife in the Tagus, he stoccouriers to Fidnce to inform his . Corsican Maiter of .this event. A correspondencelaegan at the same time bet Ween him arid Julio:AT, who is ttitt tt,t to have spared- the Mock-Emperor, his briier, either, in writing' or speaking ; which caused the French Charge WM. tairea to present a Note to the POrtuguese Ministry, demanding .that ja a o %It , : 130 KA PAR TI Outliki'llor be permitted ro. quit Port og 31, norrMnlarne jiatome and her brother to land at Lisbon, until he had re.. ceived orders from France hOw to act. Apprehen. sive of Corsican ty rawly, NlitcLitoc Itßohts and her brother had'put themselves under the protettioir of the American Minister, to whom they had been recommended by . President jrFrEasnii. The an. saver of the Cabinet of Lisbon was nut known, nor what conduct it had determined on ; but many think that France .hai pricked upon this ridietdous subjea only to extort more money. The French Amhas. sador, General JtrNoT, who hat been intriguing at Madrid, was daily eipeCted at Lisbon ; in the mean time.thtt veh - sel in which jettome and his wife keep quarantine is surrounded by French and Portuguese spies, to prevent their.estape. • • The following, whimsical superscription was latc. ly put upon a letter addressed to the Ltd) , of a well known Knight "ft+ the TiegreittY Rib of ill arch, Pall Nall." Alter fliv positnAn had , made many f:utiltst and v*.ss yuzzled how to pros,:ett4l, a W.ig informed kern-That -the teller "WAS , Cirtainiy _intend:4 for LotaLy Pep'. rhtE IV AIL. , NAPL Es, An It IL 4.. —l,ord „ Nst.sorr has suadeni. ly appeared with Itt Fleet i);.t.re Alexandria, in Egypt,- but nut fitisli,,g the aa'rench Tot)lon Flett there, he sailcd again in a few hours, whither is nut known.. MILAN, APRIL 6,—The Ki!ig, our new Sove. reign, has rAtacti M. M. ',YIcLZI, Lti . l A , 130g0.. MEI, STAMPA, SuNCINI, CAMPRARA, kind MA.. REsCHALt HI, to. the dignity .of Princes, with the title of Moat - Serene Highnesti. CONTANTINOPLE, MARC!! 26.—The Conven tion which the Lite C . :APT/sr N had'concluded with SILI . MAN PASIiA, of Sr. J . , i , n l)'Acre, and bUCCeSS(st to DGEZZAR, is kaol4'll to be-the cause bii,tlisgrate. Tfte Porte ,1:0I lAtified {his VetlfjOtly hilt sent' orders to tl,e Pasha of a:amt. cus to march against the rebels. We hivr received ibtehig - rnee'lirre, that Sou:co:, tnak;og a sails , ' was itb4tithined. by. his u - oopc anti made prisoner by those of tNe VI HAINA. A? ti IL 17. —The Minister, Count. Lours Los [., lias'bcett fur swnc dsys indis« posed; but it is hoped (lilt he will soon be able apin to receive itokl.cuuler : , with the Metnlers of , the Diploo).alie Corps. It is now said 111.. t C,llMt PH/LIP CO3ExlZr.to our Aini)..s.adur at t;ielq'fucli Court, will repair to there to titgotiale relative to cert4in Olaf jru49. Yesterday a Courier arrived here irons Constait.. linoiele, %Oho roceeded on hi.+ journ:y to London, It is reported that 141'd NE LArm has appe.ited with }Fret off ;Ile Coast of Egypt. GENOA, APItIL 4. ---Pie itor Luc eN Be. NAPA It T th(S ic tiicd for sc.an: 111011 Ills 11.171 fl to Pisan).. SWITZERL&ND, APRIL to.—We are asiorrd clutt Mix Nlajevy Emperor of the French hat given orders fir the forrn.ttiHn of two of the four tr. giawntswhich were to be raitiea, confutambly to the Convention. CAD I Z,' MnRC ti 29.—Si x English Ships of War are 'still cruizing betotc our bly. We have now lying here aight•ot Our largest Ships of the Line; Liming which is the Trih:i f iadn, of 1 20 guns, all earn. pletely ready to Fut to 4.1 the first favourable op. port unity. A great nutnbar of troops are embarked on board of then), and thcit destination supposed' to he America. His 11 MADRID, APRIL 5.-- ...xce..ency the Prince of Peatie has written ( 4 the Comonantlant.General at Ferrol, that- intelligence lus been received, that the Engli,lt Expedition, under general- CRAIG, 'is destined .againat Ferrol ; expressing, at the 'same time, his confidepee in the cour3ge and zeal of tilt Cut/IM:!nd:dit, this. intelligence prove true, lae rhiG, A.pRIL zit — =- A new rt,j...zi, it is said i has been formed, v,ith the'conew t;:nee of a grea t N.irthern rower,. tor. theinainten.toce cf Peace oh the , Coot inent, athtiran snit ted by ;i ( * Out I.:r to Milan. The Evacuation of Switzerl‘w.l is proposed, in. case ot a PCiirr between France aril England. A great Pow.er.agrees- w.thEngland on in:my points, but not with respett to tile. of Malta. The latter POWCI is ll:milling to resign. the advantages ari,ing from that il(l.Ne! , ilon, and wishes at l east io have a decisive intluence on that ; on the °drat side, there is d relotiance to grant the advan., tages, and tlic former status /e 7 is in,i,ted on. It j baiti,that M. Novoitt.oFF will 14. , bent again s o London, with new fall lowers. arid further In. structlons . to promote the work of Peace. PLOT TO DESTROY THE BOURBONS, i EXTRACT OF . A LETTER FROM MITTAU I UATED APOUL 8. " Yesterday a fire broke our about two o'clock in 016 morning, in the wing of the Castle principally inhabited by the Qentrat of Artillery, and a Bat. talion under his cAnmand. In a shor t .ti me t h e flames had made suqi progress, that assistance was nearly useless. It the wind had blown from t he West, the ratite Castle would have been a prey to the flames. Messrs.. the Governor, the Deputy Governor, and the Membersef the Administration, she Wed thernelves every. where with the ,grearesc • zeal, as well as the Officers of the Tro o p s . , Their tirs . t care was to clear away a magazine of powder, the proximity of which was very dangerous. party wall, which separated the most elevated part of the wing that was on fire, and which kept back the flames, happily arrested their• progress by la. ullitating the: Lion of:the engines. " The C , eut” Dr LILLE, who had awoke it the first beat of 'the drum, remained the whole night on Ins feet, surrounded by his Highness the Doke' D'ANcouLeMl3 114 ii the OffiCer k S of his suite. For tutialety the gout prevented, his waiking about :and' giving the nut:vagary orders. '' About five u'eiock in the morning, at the'mo. ment when every person was busy in stopping qtr ex. amining the progress of the principal fire, a smoke was perceived issuing from the extremity of the wing that was on fire, precisely at the angle which joined This, wing is, the body of the Castle. 01 entering a stuail detached 'chamber, they. found; 'under a large camp lied, a heap of small billet s o f wood iind righted rags on thefSlo Th, jar d ; and parr of the bedstead were already on fire, suit in a moment the filmes would have free Joe general. " Tins morning, April 8, smoke ‘was'perceived over tlie apartments occupied by the Count Ds which are situated oppubite to the wing that had °been burnt. The Chief ,at eolice, anti 'many others, having gone into the,garrets, found theft., near the fire place, an earthen with the remains of slime charcoal, burned di.d the flour on fire fortunately they, were able n cX thguiSli if. " Messrs. the Governor D'AIL , I4,N LE w, and the Commander of the B.ittallon of Former., with 'erne of' the Principal Officers attached to the Count pc. LILLE, wetc witnesses to the n ew attempt; as they were also to the prceedivg vine. s - 44 Undoubted pro 6 l has bee" given of l ' et s by the Gbvernor Getterat Count De 13uxtroworie, who, at the it.st neW4 ut the diSaNief, wt ni if 001 Riga to Msttau. exausstied every thing hti,nself; and gave with the greatear.activity the n,ce d ,s,,ry order s fur the safety of the Castle, where every tiring is now quiet. The fire still burns, but only atitorlg the rubbish. Only nne . man has lost his Irk ; CimniaiitlCr UIC lu-,llit rs received 3 •Ns.,o , ;i ‘l. Leal, lov 'r..