The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-08 00:00:00

v tn--i Wttcrf,rcl. r I.l4lT)llurgh o r Li...bun, 3 Dublin, z Watinlurd. PRICE ()I S'N)CKS flits 1.1. , Y GT TW t•LVA . IVCLO,CK. CD:ISOIS - _' S~ ;; THE $U N. 02.;14 O,U 1$ DICIX p'AL;vr . 4 4.vnEiy• , 1 0 N 1) 0 .7\r, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 4805. W.E; ?;ere yesterday-enabled to ce.amunieate to Our Reader.: the important intelligence of the French loving Withdrawn ail•their Troops from the Banks of the. Elbe and the Weser, so that our. Ccitrimerce with the North of Germany will ag,ainteturn to its acastomed channel. BONAPARTE is Making incre dible efforts to collet. a 'formidable Army on the Rhine, but he is so un4ch behind in his preparations, (1 , ..it the Austrims have time, to occupy all the advantageous positions before he will be in a condition to atnick them. It is probable also, .that by this time the Russians have etTe6.ted ajunCtion with the Austrian Troops,- which will„, we trust, give the Allies a de. eided prpponderaupe. It is true, that theseason for Military Operations is very' far'advanged, but still there remains thin: enough forthe Allies' to derive important advantages from the superiority of their strenp - ,11 ; and if the Campaign should be protra6ted in;..o the winter, which is not impr4ible, the hardy constitution of the Russianswill enable them-to'hear it litel) hetter'than the Troops of the Vsnrper. Of the determination of the Ki l tla of PaussiA, nothing is yet positively known.; but, we still, retain the opinion we have betbre expressed, that he, will adhere te his system of. neutrality. But all .con jeaure upon this most important point must soon be at an end ; the arrival of the Russians at".fitigen, whence they have, in, all probability; before 'this, passed into Swedish' Pomerania, _will render an ex plicit declaration on the part of Prussia . almost in. evitable. 'We are indeed induced, from many circumstances, to think, that the Kmo of PausstA, although ,he may net take au active part in the War, entertains dispositions favourable to the Allies. The occupation of Pomerania by the RIASSianS, we' hink, would not have been attempted in dire& opposition tO the 'wishes - 'of the CoUrt of Berlin ; and if it be true (and we have strong reason to, believe, that it is)„.that the German Legion , is immediately., to IX! • embarked, in the Downs, for the purpose of re occupying Hanover, it affords, we think, another proof of the fiwourable disposition of that, Court. Orders have been issued by the Court of Denmark for the assembling an Army of 20,000 men in the Dutchy of Holstein. V . t: yesterday announced the important faca of e having been concluded between .the British in India • and' the RAJA!! of Bituar Pi) F„ lke are now enabled to lay the details he fi att our Readers„ by which it appears that' the o) , in con sequence of the declin ing fortuneof flaLx An ) and the preparations made by Larcl LAKE for the attack - Of Bhurtpore, Was indUced to sne.for Peace 011 the oath of February. The terms wtiitJ he o iferedwere,w ith some trtodifications,aceept ed by the Governor-General, and a 4 Agreement_ was i.itered into, on the t mil Of April, by which RIFICI E Sio cedes to the Company the Forums of Deeg, and restores alI the distrids Which were conferred upon him by the lithish Government alter the conclusion of peace vOth DowLuT ItAo SCIND/All he also en gages to p.ty the. sum of twenty I.4eks of Rupees to the Compatly—tllree immediately, and the remainder by instalments. • Th.y, son ,of RuNirsT SING. was de livered up to Lord LAli.a (*the I Rh of - April, as an wa n e, coy the due performance of these engage' moats, LIOLKA,R was reduced to the greatest distress. The Troc , ps which still remained in his service were fraltel - litort; thao sufficimt to fortn a guard for the proteetio - p of his person, and these were harassed avid akpiritt.a, Soule ta.counts even state, that he "had asset taxi tle garb of. a Faquiir o ' and sUbsibteci Icatta Cke4ette Extraordinary, of the 23d of April, which we this day insert, cotsaim, besides the above, a variety of interesting pirtictilars relative to ',the War in India, now happily terminated, all of which tend eminently to display the admirable sidli and condu& evinced by Lord LAKt, and the br,ivery and discipline ot the .trtny under his corn rnarld. . - OCR Letter from Falmouth contains the pleasing intell;gcnce of the arrival of all the missing Ships of avoy of the Ca:cuila at Milford. Above 39 Sail Of 4te Leeward, island Fleet have arrived At Kinsale. Royal Family are expeded in town on Thurs. 41i3 ~r 4. Yesterday morning, at eight ri is iviAJES-, TY left 4.4.v.wfin. Windsor, to inipea the alterations kive been made in'the Castle. P;'11.1, - ..•e;4S SO efti. , ; Of GLotictsiwt dined with the. RoI:AL FAALLY on Sunday. .PRIPA7'E CORRESPONDENCE. 'llAdtrE, Sr; ,- r. 23. 'We have not rerndiuin in our Republiz abore nine thonsann French Troops, and three timis2nd Batavian Soldiers, but we are in daily expeLlation pf six thousand French Conscripts, WilDlll we are to clothe and equip.. In the mean time we are here in high spirits, in hopes that our Russian and English ,Enerpies will deliver us from the fraternity of our French Friends. Rumours are daily cireulated, 4nd give a great uneasiness to our Quvernment, that we are to be attacked on the German 'side by Ilussia, and on the Sea side by 'England. It was yesterday reported that a Russian Army had disembarked near Cux haven, and that numerous English Transports and Men of War were descried at the Helder. Every thing 'was. in consequence in agitation here, and Orange-coloured ribbands made their appearance in the windows of several milliners, who, together with four disseminators of false reports; Ai erc arrested . From these trifling occurrences you may judge of the public spirit in this Country, and how much we desire to be liberated from our present ruinous and* degrading situation.' Even on board our Fleet in the Texel a kind of mutinous spirit has been mani fested in consequence of these. rumours ; and some ,French Soldiers are now doing the duty of Marines in every Ship to keep the Crews in order and subor dination. I have just heard, from an authority upon which can depend, that the Cabinet of Austria, in answer to the demand of the Swiss Deputies concerning the Neutrality of the Helvetian Republic, declared, " ,That, notwithstanding what had past, the instant France evacuated Holland, ,as 'well as Switzerland, and respected the iadq;endence of these two States, Austria would consider and respect them both as 'Neutrals." When BosAPARTE was informed of this answer, he ordered immediately ten thousand Ore nadiers, under General OUDINOT, to occupy the de files in the small Cantons. We expal every day to hear whether the Austrians have not been before hand. Both Here and 'in France, Italy and Spain, we are in great distress' for money ; and, should affairs long continue ,as they, are at present, we fear a ge neral bankruptcy. • CetAtEl-IPETY, Ocr. 7. • The main cause of the assemblage of Transports in the Downs begins now to unfOld .444 Orders wore received on Saturday last, at the head-qunrters of the Southern DistriEt, at Ciatterbury, to provide cantonments in that City and the Coast for the King's German Legion, a body 'of 8000 Men, now on thelerniirch from Sussex, previously to their em barkation for Hanover. in consequence of which, and in order to make : room for their accommodation, a , general change of quarters of the TrOops in those parts will take place in.the course of the present week. The Renfrew. and _Perth 11. , :gitnents will remove from Ran - Igate and 'Margate to Ashford ; the gade of Guards ',lrani Deal to Dover Castle; 'the Hereford, Northampton, and Surrey, from Dover to Brabourne Lees ; the 95th Rifle Regiment (two Battalions)' from Brabourne'Lees, in four detach ments, to Hythe,. l3oxhill, Chelmsford, and Win chester ; the Ist and' 3cl West York froth Ashford; and East York from Dover, tol-Mil and Chelmsford; the Royal . 'Waggon Triiin' and. Lmark Regiment, from Canterbury; the former to Rochester'and ad ' jacent places, the latter te Faversham. The Wag-, gon Train march en Wednesday ; 'theLanark and other Regiments above-Mentioned on Thursday.— The difkrent divisions of the Le on are expelled to arrive at th'cir places of,destination on Friday ,and Saturday. The Artillery of the LegiOn, upwards of 700 strong,' will occupy, till the tiiltc of euit)ailia-, Lion, the Barracks at I.;traerhury ; and the Cavry and. Military Do\ er, Deal, and the Lie ofThanet. The Cavalry are expeaed to embark at Rainsgate, and the Infantry at Dover: • • Our Dover Letter,dated:an'MOnday, says---"At 1 3 te :hour kit "night the Northampton and Hereford Mititirs, who -are In Barrack. at the Ca - stle, 4 u d the East 'York ivlilitia, who are lit Barracks upOn the Thights, 'received order: to march frOm to rnorr`ow:Morning for Brabotirn Lees. The • cause of this unexpeCted route is to admit the • Regular Reginients, who are under orders of embarkation, into the ,Barrael, autil the Transports are ready to receive them. : ‘"Flie Guards March .in here to-morrow morning from Deal, and on Toesclay morning part of Gene ral Momt,F.'s Brigade. l are. expe6ted in hero from 4horneliti Camp. Her Royal Highness princess SortriA of GLINT cEsTER left Glance ter Lodge, Brompton, yesterday morning, on a vi't,it to the Princess of WALIs, lit Blackheath, find returned in the afternepn to dine with the Duchess at Brampton. This morning -b,r High nek;s a rt Saito set otf for Southan7pton, v here the Duke has taken a house for six weeks f ir b er Teception. This, day, there being no Court of Altlermei; the Lona MA.YOR', after inn6aing , the Returns cf the Mealvveighers, ordered the price of Bread b be raised two-pence in the perk NEWS. PORTSIIOII3III, OCT. 7.—:Arrived the' Diamond and La ChOircne Irrigates frem Weymouth, where they have been attendin4' THEIR 'MAJESTIES dur ing their stay at that place. Also His Majesty's Ship AlLicore, from Jersey; and Baltic Merchant, Toni), from Newcastle. Capt, Cop.ots is appointed to the Meteor Bomb. Yesterday sailed the Hebe Frigate, Capt. MALBort, for ,the Coast of Africa and the West Indies ; and the ilmethyst Frigate, Capt. SPRAINGLH, for thc Cork station. FAIAIOUTH, OCT. s.—Arrived the Ship ?yr-keine, JoIsTEs, from the South Seas :—came under coring of the Calcutta, 50 guns, till the 25th ult. .when His Majesty's Ship Calcutta was captured by•a French Squadron :—what became of the remainder of the Vessels Capt. JONES could not say. NINE o'CLocx, P. M.—This moment is arrived a Cutter, by which we learn, that all the Vessels late under convoy of the Calcutta were safe arrived at Milford. By His Majesty's Ship Orpheus we learn the safe arrival at Lianon of the Lord HoLdr( Packet,' and which Packet was expected to leave Lisbon .16 .days SILICe. DEAL, OCT. 7,--Arrived the Vesuvius Bomb with a Corn oy from Portsmouth, which are sailed for the River. l'he Vesuvius Bomb remains. Also arrived the liailleur Sloop of War from Sheerness ; Ariadne 'Frigate, Volcano Bornb, anti several other Cruizers, from' off the French CoaSt, and remain in the Downs with the Ships'as per last. YAIIMOUTH, Oct. 6.—Arrived the Der Wilhelm Cornelius, Captain VALIIANI, laden with salt fish, bound to Poppenburgh, scat in by the Scorpion Sloop of War; and the Pile Smuggling Cutter, 01 Folk stone, in ballast, sent in by the Cruizer Sloofi War. OCTOBER 7.—The Squadron, under the command of Rear-Admiral Russer r. sailed this morning fo resume their station' off the Texel. The Roebuck, and, two or three - small Vesseli, remain in the Roads. GREENOCK ) OCT. 4.--Arrived here on Tuesday the Ann, Coatooor, - from Archangel ; was boarded ow the 18th uit. in hlt. 61,N. long. 1.30,W. by ti:M. Ship Top'aze. The Jean and hall", BLACK, of and for this port, sailed thence 48 hours previous to. the. Ann; spoke the Canada, HARVIE ) for Newtbund land, and Wilson, Hesint, tor New'Brunswick, off the Mull of Kintyre,' all well, under a heavy press of sail and favourable wind. Arrived also same. day, tho Clyde, M'Kessocx, from Dernepra ; parted convoy tno g9th Aug. hay ing sprung, her foremast in a gale or wind ; on the 4th ult. spoke the 4//e,Os . , LavlsostoN, of this port, for Wilmingioniall well. • , yesterday to Goitroek Bay the MflCEilitit, from Gren.ada parted with the convoy on the (ith. ult. in a heavy gale, along with several others.. • DISTIMUTIONVOF,PRIZE-MONEY. T o t h e officers a nd Company or Ills Majesty's Ship Im. peteux, tin the Capture of the two French Fishing Vessels L'Alexandrine and La !tune Melaine, the 3d July, 1803, by their Tender, the jahanna, On board the I nfpeteux, at Ply. MOI.IIII, to-morrovi; br at Ni. t 8; Clement's Inn, every Tues. . •day and I. riday. . • Co 4he Officers and Company Of the said slli}" impeteux, for the Cdifture of the lz refich Ship' 1.4 Vi .roi. i e, the . 4th of July, 144, by their 'fender, di: , Minerva, and the Miranda or as A bc)VC. Privateer, on board the Impeteux, to . .morrinv ; A List of the Times .appointed for the, following East India Ships taken up tor the geason; 1.805 : To sail to Grav'es= Comignments. Elphifistoffe Milliken Craig 2 Bombay and Winebelsea Walter Campbell ' China Helena, Perseverance fames Tweedale ilenc9olen, & Chtna Lady I. Duntlas Hon, H. Lindsay Z r .„, , laugh Inglis . t'airfax 5 Coast & Ceres WillionDunslard Bombay anti Waliner'Castle Etisex Ileoryßuriti China David Scott --- A Inw ick Castle Albe.4G latistancs ' Coast & China Essex r George Bonham Walthamstow Donald &V Leod St. Ilelenaand Asia ' H. I' Tremenbeere S Bengal peng 24 l Admit Curnine & too Ltl.costlereagh George Itoberrson C o ast .. hart St. V incent Cohn l3rook Samann Bombay Lady Burgos A. F. W. - Swinton 2 B Lord Nciviile ~ Charley Lennox. • s St at O r LOTil Neit+oll 2 St. Helena St Dover Castle S Bengal Sbipt. Co . m n 1805. zitsov 8 Dec. 23 Do, '9 Jan. wyptund . WilhamDonaldon Arnw . an 'aims Jameson ci • lula Marquis of lily --- ----- Cirencester l'hornas ltoberston Marg. WellesleyCliares Le Blanc t " ~..oast 14 Bay Mare.h.Ql t.eterAlex. Nash Clarion . CharlesDrurnmond Thames I (inn Skut tow e iChina Royal Ch.tri4tte Rich. F ranek I in IS Feb 4 Mar. To stay thirty days at 'Gravesend, and then proceed to the Downs. The Surat Castle arrived at Bombay from Eng land, last from - Lisbon, the .sth May. The La Gustavie, 'French Privateer, of 20 and 120 men, was captured to the northward of Pu lecat by His Majesty's Ship Caroline. The undamaged cargo of-the Brunswick was to be sent hoMe . from Bombay in the inrcester, WOOD, and Skelton Castle, Noll m ANT). The BrUnswirk was to proceed .from Bombay to China for another cargo: had not sailed the 15th May. • S9UTAAkPTON, OCT ptivileges of a free port are granted to several of the merchants of this town, and we are expeclimg a great trade in conse quence, as our acconnuedation is already sufficient to secnre upwards of 2040 pipes of wine and tpirit3, besides other articles of commerce which are 4a:4.! ed be bonded under .the new AO.. •.•• ,• CUR, Snrr. 23. . . , - tErTRACT or a TnIVATE LETTSILI BefOre Jot D$ resigned his place to nissstet, a serious quarrel took place between these two FieldeMa.ershale,S, .WllO were only prevented from fighting by the Viceroy, REAUHARNMS, Ordeiiil4 the former under arrest, and afterwards to r etuin to, France. The latter, who is the same against Nyboin the French Army at !tome revolted accounts of l 179 i, is not liked by the Troops, both en sev erity and knw on immorality, b e i ng considered the most merciless plunderer of all French Generals, and regardless of the lives of his men, like Boss. P A RTE f H himsele is supposed better di partiza vision;a _ t h an General ; bran, and able to aa wit on the defensive in mountainous coun tr i e s mid in in .degles, ' h u t without talen t s to 'head such a gr Army as he at prese nt commands. . . ii B es ides Count COBENTZEI., A has been report.. for some days, that two other Foreign Ministers have made preparatietr indicatingg a departure.. Ts.o eAvaAND assured, hoover, dinner Ire gave the day before yesterday, t Tiferobers of the pipto . matic Corps, ' that this will be a tear glow rondo only, because, after every vitiorzi, BORAWTS WO det e rmined to place the olive branch Huedthe side of, his laurels, and woe to them who cont hostile! A great c,oldners hes taken place between oer Ca. binet and that of Madrid ; the latter haviagreliised, as being enable, to advance the pecuniary socefars demanded by .General BounNoNvita, our Awod!.., sadoe in Spain.. The reciprocals ocusatiore of Ad . mirals VILLENEUVE and GRAsts),, cacti stlPart'l by his „Sovere.ign, have not diminished the tar" cal discontent of the two Cabinets. . ' , A . . The pecuniary difficulties are always gre'''' loan which Bol.epAfiTs, ordered „Scrm:ow. Nl Nelt to. negotiate iir Holland, did trot succee4,3oa the-tleaor of licsas refused to open his cotfer?,_,, though offered a very high interest, l'h irepen 4 lend some millions e but its Wean' ar e re13t.1"4 Cit Y 'of Frankfort, it is thought, will be obliged ts 4 trifling. . A rumour has been .Prevalente Bank of France has. again advane4d thirtY -si-N 411/ ` lions of livres, 1,500,0001. which Occasioned last Saturday some rim. . The Police, however, Soon in terfered, .arresti-zd some of the most distrustful ta . es now oa i t ' mittinotts creci . ` - - iwrs end every thing go , its i - • 'ei better, SO 1/01% , CO tsnai. traria ; otir Fond • • ev ',are t. ful an engine ' is terror in this CountrY. ' t o , B°N,AEARTE, -deposited the day be Ye ste , ,A his Will. in .the Sendie. *Peristates itto be a",, last February, and signed by the MIA that I. as a witneal, JoSEliti' BONAPARTE Is said to have been du P° j.l case: of NAPOLEON'S death, 4 negint uu " ..n v ii Bminority ofthe young NAroesorl, the son of Lo ii tainty the eon °!'''''AR.ri's anti Mademoiselle lOS g.040,.14,4 marehinvowards nominated;__ his successor in France, Such /5 net, gellero report, but it i); impossible to know for ~, the Senate. . • ee '' has t„, I, rcrol3s 'ne„ruon been very great among the ~,,, tents of an.aei, still a secret den ",,' sisymmeepris°o the 'Bata ins, who have deserted by sco.res. Af a singecrit conceal .themselves every w here , 0 ,,-_ O %; departments' have arMed and resisted, t",,ti time Rhine, particularly araula's Corps destined for the Frontiers have therefore,u,7et ordered -to the interior.to subdue the enavailins f n ti tn ie en y t o s u 17hgaviell,eavrithin this ort' l L ' Oll O e 'alit 104 very numerous all over France, partieularlY •o' a , t the returned Emigrants, against whorn it is' s et that some ' ity‘!" new and general measure ot seve,tets. be adopted . by Governineirt. Several fol.-clitv; some of high rank, have also been sent to tii„ e e l o t Pie, which was su crowded, that the !„( ) ," c enr io nilit removed from it to the Castle 0(1 c ott io thirty-two prisoners. Terror is noW trill,' t' - ` • of the day. . . e ~5 0, A Congress is again spoken.of Prussia., '.` ' he has ta ' proposed one under her armed mediation, ea t 4 held a te e whilst Bet4APA.ATE'iS 11/%411 Pi(!elf.y,the Universe at Strasburgb, where bi' raciftcator, TALLEYRAND, Virat,Sooll Pi') bi/ 11 ' --,------....--. ~t o It iwi th ~,anCe IP s the greatest pleasuee we ant - - ,,f t he arrival_ of thirty Sail of ls,lerchantineos Pa',l.-e.,ree, homeward.beund Leeward Island Fleet. 1 ..,,' - ied able 3 event is announced in a letter froal Co l " t oi oth ult. received in town ' 'I. 1.511111.5ta 4 yesteil. ay, . , Hon re that there were thirty Sail of the 1,e0731.° l ' l a, lii 05 . Convoy► passing. Kinsale; and two Frigates Nee t a , p of Cork Harbour to assist them with aae°nre,,litle Is alsb -reported, that two Vessels, boand 4'.'" had been captured." • iio l /i The a&ivity of Sir EnwAtin Peeeßw is t io 0- bpef°r°l°ng, Sweep out of the Indianoc'; 5 i tt .t: iratical Marine which has given. such scria u f t be terruptiou to our commerce in that, quarrel* ° the globe.. He .sailed on a Cridee from BoiribaYat! . O' "oth 6t ii. ' 'lO ‘ i ' ' j , -Ft , with the ... LI laden? Ala/ 91v i Girl. tarns,' Sir Edward Iliv,dia, Lord .Dtinvin''''. k:,'n, 1,,,, s r nOUre. : The two last. were! purchased V' -1 TO 'WAR D, and fitted out as Frigates in the aii(Kt,e' In of 'six - Weeks. The exertions of this g;:illatit ,iii-tode, defatigable Officer, to atlbrcl .proteiliou to tili,o l 'thrt'e given a confidence and spirit to coolit'oi t lay entirprise, which the too sucees'sfnl cireel Erierq ‘ in that, sea had very much impeded. , l e 1 0 ' A,Letter. from Dantzic, to a merchant in : _ O 4 casrle, say S-7-" We beg leave to corniouniatew!eot _the important news, that yesterday our Gov ern . :i ir l ito , prohibited the exp ortation of all kin of gral''' lbe out any exception, throughout the kirigdotiet. .he ,present political eircuinstance3, tog,ethcr .vii ty;:;., r i n tut , ' ...alarming accoOnti about the net/ harvg:,. i • terior parts, way have occasiuneci this ,getlelJ hibition." . • ' ' . 1 . • • this °c. As s•oon•as Vice-Admiral YovNo receive ~.,a .‘,/cutia ..,. count of the engagement between the td t. , i ., thr e the , Rochefort Squadron, he dispatawil dir. e ,` , I Comm t i " ,rast-sailiug Vessels, one to the kiwi. Mama , ~oci wat.eis, a second to Admiral .Lorii Geaviggl'., ' a third to Admiral Lord NeesoN , cla - it r Amo r ' A letter was yesterday receive..l b)?.,ork, storing, house of the first eminence, froie Ne. ,. o i ti Jo itnit jos , that instrutaions had been forw..l'ic"l r_„,iaiee dive r from the United States to rb.=_',:-..,';',;:ett, to r vernnients of FraliCe 811,i SpaiD, .illlol.;tfrzitigi undo. monstrate at the co ndikt of th e seips,;(tl;e, trot •:.: the flags of those countries ; and to ~_,,, cotr ;e: less • their trade was porinitted to , _ 1 1 ,4 ;, 10 i ..„ . without the impediments latelyb.rov','l , ,;,, ,-.--' ed Sot'' . ireuld be, considered by the,Una tion of its existing-frocics.. .., - ~.,.-~-