The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-30 00:00:00

.. . . , IV '2l Y, , Chide putp o i ts tO IA Wilt ifotd- HARE . ° to Lord G. L. GoWatt, claied 4th November, t 804. The departure of the POP a is fixed for the 6th of April, but we confess, We shall be surprised if his }Mims •reach 'his own •Doininions in health and 'safety. He is at present Ter ) ill; and though we do trot assert that the new EMPEROR would ad with to touch ingratitude as to adopt any Measure to accelerate his - death, yet it must be confess ed . that' that event ' ww.ild be peculiarly con. lenient for BONA PARTE at this moment ; and cer. ,tatoly that man holds his life by a most preca. Ile% tenure, whose death would promote the in. Wrest of the Usurper, and whose fate is In his Powers The Pore, as a temporal Prince, is P4tsetsed of very considerable Dominions in a Cif:pieta of which BONAPARTE has now declared tiraself to be the rigktfeel Nl:snatch, anti it ce e r. lialY must appear to the new Emperor and din g derogatory to his dignity, and injurious to his . , -..- Hams, that an y peraen shoUld pretend to enY overeigri Power in his Kingdom. When. tilt the distolution of the Pon a takes place, or b 1111410 et m Y means it happens, we venture to predia 1,41 hitSuccessoro even though it should happen to ; IN C4ediNal Fmk, will be despoiled of all l' is tem. StII POty er 4he S fI CI will form . , ,an t iiltell 0t le /MCI On lattittat part of the Kingdom of Italy, Oar old Ittilh,wie.' • r., l4.°lll4 otctitEß, the F renc h Mi n i ster at t h e ,bit , I.taf Saxony ill , has ap p li e d to the E lector to pro. ti b i 1, 4 ! circulatio n of the Cearier de Londres in 11°14 44 ; and 4 counter , application has been !lad e L L •., ut Mr. WYNNE, the British Envoy, to pre. ,''' Te nt the circulation of some of the Parisian Journals. i ..0.,...,••••• Tit 1 $ morning We received the Neut.Yerk Papers . to 6 0 1 . 0 2 0 tilts inclusive :—...they are nearly filled ..4 im u h the defence of Judge, CHASE to the Arti(i:,,:s of achineot preferred against him. It is not irated wh.tri the .Trial will conclude, or w hat w ill , be the Probable result.. e t . Alt Et,* . —_„............ ~_ .vittirit REPOR,T of the CoMMIIIP/oNk iAS Ot bj 4l , , th e a 41 ' "Qo TRY has been pr;.:i...-,i by order of , 14641 of CommUns . It chiefly relates to. the ili a , r ~, the o f Nalvy tills by the Navy : Board without '"; Wa. hebusily of Parliament, the Board itself not 111 8 underi l s d t4w lod to be vested with the power of , l ug such Rill., It should be observed that Sir itioapu, , L " '3NAI44 HAMMOND, who is at the head of toat a rni . , ei) rds objeded to answer the questions of the ih.L4ibluionets of Naval Inquiry / upon the very oh amthui as that alledvd by Lord IVltt.vt I.t, it 2 v oliiro i l s . f . efosal to answer similar questions, The Praia i ` la aerts however, far from conveying any ga rein to the of Sir A. S. Hue. 11°4 6 1 deem . 4 • prejudi ce bra r . e it necessary to insert the following r-441:Ph la their Report t tettutii t s : let m um by these observatlunt, *hick our duty whuiill Ato'rnake on this transadion, to intimate, that it th . er t 46 n With an inttr.et . to char eanahuse in y 1.4. view,or g it . ' !oetur u ;„ f th;7stir.e itstlithvv2hPktactit:rviet 1133 itsolved upon; is Ito notice:" i with ;Nit that Lard MELVILLE had been treated ,:. able e q u al . respeet .and delicacy. But the respeet flPtthiler Qf t h e . receive it . i . Navy will most probably ''; . ' liberal a forbearance from the Opposition t . titer s. wk! , 1,1 his own w hil e. Lord MELV/LLE, before he is heard 14 44 b virhijeation, must expect to be still as. 44 Y anonymous malevolence, and all the tan. of !' a rty • 6 This morni _ .-;---......,.... ro nght to ,:ig arrived a Mail from New..Yurk, v I out!) by the Leicester Packet. 'Ve st W . " 44 Y mot i huh u . o-ng Fits Mayerry arrived at a t ,s„ li at ten o'clock fr o m i n . "' s waPani e d b„ Generals , Kew, and sows after, , . I l4 ITZR,OY And IVIANNeus, ?,,Pler.tiegalt Royal Horse Guards in 'Windsor Great lionnir m ining .1123 MA/ 44rr ~‘ ier:itersdia,,k77hu9ting. took the diver. r airtt lat Zt ii,t) nit one o'clock,- the QUEEN and ' ) () P lruehPlt Ic Ht cinghotn.house for Windsor. t- slis w i ll L ''Y trent Mates-ries and the PRIN. Illesmee ilUflOtli Diury.lane Theatre With their Th e h tai nrn . .'oltri of CLARVINCE gave 4 lendi I enter / I .li .te; n a t rlv Y e e ' c le , rilay to the IK a oI II KEN'I i :, and a . ' l titue nt l b ' Genets! Officers. During the enter. bpuiar Air : Du it e of KiINIT'a Band played several The Fart N utt 1 4441 of fIA aitr NG 3 1110 t'aY at hi, hu . To,N gave a gt , and dinner Z_ eg the ~..... W te, In the Stable.yard St. lames bi u 1 1 41; li e u r l i j e o ere t _the Duke and Dutchess of So. I k h itt. c o l onel GI, C A AsTittp. Colnnel Di BLit. tit, A , e Caun tes „ , , ,tilm, M r DRUNIMON 0, dec• ai .mdy eveni _ ' u= k.III)LMONDELEY'II rout, yes. uit att e ,, do ngs was very numerously and fashion. th e c 'ais Nht , "Bien of B R S it ., l _ 4 iir ve ~,..„ .4 I:lrNirotte entert:tined la . st ' i lville. s T re t e Zry of lashtundhles, at /ter tiouse in 44 lisle "id that L. 4 i/h c a ,,, i aLady of Distinetion among the tlillito .i • Vell at 'Verd un ti le t i, 4 ‘vith a F rel , as eloped horn . her ten i t form er lit _ g,cit General. There is nothing 1 1 r N t h an e ' o/ the Lady alluded to that can bur.l4 D ui. .., _ 'int at all a matter of isrteize. , is .1102"eli of risvokotta I h. bed -• 434 relapse, it, l'h, rs ihtpraviou • kita t i . her 44. 4 ---14, in health. It is now 41 4: was not ad the paralytic' , it., % , sPi r 1 ,, qa are a , • th htli„ t ,,,,, PI "'tea to 441 from Leith Roads, " Ph 4 l'A ps ° l .7 :,,,ItlieLglita:4l:lo 'it tht Buitke" on 11; fr EIV S. ,• PLYNIOUTLI MARCH 2L- 7 Arrived t►ie M.thll and Terrible Men of War, from a Cruize ; and the Revolvtionaire Frigate, from Portsmouth, and sailCd again on a Cruize. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH z9.---Arrived His Ma. jesty's Ship Princess Regal, from Spithead ; Nancy Cutter, Wiwi's, from off Havre; Carr, CALVVRT, from jersey ; Adventure, WALKIR, and Commerce, CLoss, horn Guernsey ; and Brothers, WATsox, from Sunderland, • Salted Alexander Duncan, BR ITT, for London ; and Mary and Ann, WARRISON, for Sunderland. Also sailed the Chichester IVl4n of War with a Fleet under convoy for the Downs. Cow Rs, MARCH 29. —Sailed this day the Ham. burgh Ship Freuirdschsji, Capt. EKROTH, from St. Thomas, for Ha tuburgh ; also the Bremen Ship Washington, Capt. Orr°, for Varel. DEAL, MARCH 29.—Sailed the Volunteer Gun. brig on a Cruize utf Boulogne ; and Acute Gun. brig on a Cruize of Calais. The Cygnet Sloop, and - iletrifirk Guti:brig came in from a Cruise to the Westward. The Defender Gun.hrig has made the Signal for Convoy to the Westward. In the Downs —Monarett, Urrieht t Castor. Diomede, la maicai Devastation, Prospero, Lucifer, Explosion, Hods, and Zebra. Eight Gun-brig:;,. and Armed Defence Ships as before, YARMO,UTH, MARCH 29.—0 n Wednesday the loadicea Frigate arrived' from the Texel with a number of men, being part of the crestrof His Ma. jcsty's Ship Ramfray, , lately stranded on the Dutch coast they speak very highly nt the treatment they received from the Dutch, :was not only hu mane, but even liberal to a &gee beyond credit—. every man had more 111.. n he could eat, and they were permitted to .ell what they could not con. some. One of these poor fellows, after having escaped the perils of ahipwreek, unfortunately lost his life by accident :—a sailor on board the Ship having taken a musket from the armourer's chest, and not knowing it was charged, unthinkingly snapped it, when the hall passed through the man's body, and he died in an hour after being carried to the Hospital. . The Dutch force in the Texel, now preparing for sea, consists of five Sail of the Line, four Frigates and Brigs, and about a hundred and thirty Trans. porti. On Tuesday morning a mooring was laid, by or. der of Admiral Russ I. 1,, about too yards without the jetty, in nearly three fathom water, en ,;can. sequently, without the range of the breakers. A communication has also been made by means of a warp from the bitoy to the Jetty ; by which, in ease of any danger in approaching the shore, dit. patches may he sent, and answers returned ; it is hoped this will be the means of saving many lives—. as several valuable Seamen have lately Leen lost fur want of a similar expedient. CHATHAM, MoOtCH 27. The Fearless and Deeprate Gun.brigs were last week undocked, after being fitted to carry a mortar each. Cams into Duck the Protrelor and Sharp.shooter Gdn. brigs, to be coppered, rigged, and fitted. The Adgar, of 7+ guns, and the Dar: Sloop, are also ducked to be tatted: Arrived the Ge?yibrisi, of 64 guns, to be paid off and laid tip in ordinary. Dropped down to Long.Reacti, the Aziacosirt, of 64 guns ; xa Peeesoest, df j 8 guns ; Fearless and Des,et rate Gun.brigs, all of which will sail to the: Note the first fait winds The Retie of 74 guns, building iti this Yard: will be launched the 1st)) of April, and the next day taken into Dick to be cop. pared. Theßaetur, of 90 guns, cut down to a 74, is now rigging, and will be ready for sea in the course of the next spring tide. L'immortaiite frigate quitted her station in the Dostns lately,'With staled orders. The instruNions were SC) Slid& 11, that Captain Ow att was called out of bed, and the ships on the station ordered to sup. ply him, from their own stores, with four months 'provisions, and every other necessary. So much good speed was used on this oceasiun, that L'lnitnor. lathe sailed at day.break. Jason frigate, and Drab sloop, sailed from Cork the 23d inst. with the ships for the West in. dia Islands under their convoys Saturday last the Nostra S4,rara del Carmen, Mr. Coax FR, Prize-master, from Madeira, with fish, Prize to His M , jestyis Ship Eviitioiori rived at ,Passage, near W ater f or d . She w as sent into Madeira by the'rEpplevita ; the Governia of which informing Mr. Gangs a, that in consequence °fa Treaty with Spain nu Privc could remain in a Portugtiest Port, he was obliged' to sail for Fog. land.. Oa the itth inst. he experienced a most tremendous gale of wind, and was struck by a sea which carried away every thing on deck, and a compass, the only one on hoards Intelligence leas reaelteil Government by the /3,17:: Ikea Frigate, that the Transports in the Texel, which have been so frequently Ileited to he ready for sea, had unc up to Ant,tettiam, in otder to be paid off .ORb I/114E. PAS Ni.uz. as is the tack of reeoriling departed , w , )r 111. yet, in ju st i ce to , re al integrity and we not lament the lash both public and private` life have. in the recent death of Lord fi;%wg.E, name which every true Briton must be proud to remember atriongst theforeniost on the list of the, gallant defenders of his Country: The late Lord, though not brought up as 1113 fathei in the rough School of Mars, yet inherited from him, together with his titles, that nice sense of honour which has ever distinguished his career through life, uniting with it at the same time every virtue which beiame the Christian and the Man ; religious without pa. rade ; generous without ostentation ; the promoter of every useful institution, and tier active in the cause of distressed humanity ; the best of husbands, the best of fathers, and the truest friend : it may truly be said of him, he lived but to do good ; and though innumerable friends must ever lament his loss, yet not a single enemy can cash a sliatle on so brilliant a retrospthion. ------- the Deaths Of those distinguished by their Stations, But by their Piake; more, awake the mind To solemn dread, and strike a sadsning awe— Not that we feel rig them, but for ourselves, Lett to the Toil of Life. TANCit&D ANA SIGISMUNDA. Yesterday a Court of Direilors was held at the East India House, when JAM La PATTISON, Esq, took the oaths and his seat as a Diredor, and was appointed to the Committees ofShipping, &e. Captain_ EDM MAD'S, of the new Ship in the room of the K. stationed for Madras, and Capt. MAS. aorr...olf the Aro', were sworn into the . command of their respective Ships. On Wednesday about one hundred and fifty of the Enemy's Gun.boats and large Praams CllllO into the Outer Road of Boulogne, and practised several ma. tic:turret; An Officer who :lately landed at Deal affitma, that the whole number or , Ves,ela assembled at the above Port amounts to upwards of zOOO. Yesterday. it three o'clock. a Cahinct Council was held at L , .ird Mulgrave'. Office, at which the Russian Ambassador attended. The Council sat till 'past four, when the Ministers adjourned to Mr. Pirr's house. ORATORIO...--The . Messiah was last night performed at Covent.garden. Theatre, with new accumpaniments tnmposed by MOZART. We en. terrain a very high respeft fur the genius of MO ZART, but we also hold the unrivalled powers of HANDS!. in due reverence, and therefore must en. ter our protest against any such alterations in works that have obtained the santtion of time .and of the best musical judges. There is an iategrisy in the produaions of this great Master, the result of the most powerful talents in his art. His, harm nies have a firm and united charaaer. The accom. panimenta of last night, though manifesting taste and feeling, did not assimilate with the grandeur and energy of the original subjeLc.i. We oust, they fore, that 'when The Messiah' ...)r any other work of HANDEL, is performed, it ►will appear without change or interpolation. HANDEL is an English. man by adoption ; he produced all his. works in this Country, and is still very iitt►.e regarded in his own. We should therefore guard him in Music as well as StfAXSPIARR in the Drama, from daring innovation, Such as The Messiah, was, however, in its improved state last night, it was well sup ported by Bilisii.tht, IVIILLUR, Miss MUNDAY, Mrs. BLAND, and Mn.i Astslt. • The following is the Note in which BRAHAM signified his intended finale at Covent Garden Theatre. It will remind our Readers of what jeresst, Fetch says, in Love fcr Love, viz. " I d hereby discharge my Master from all further rontroul or anthority over me :" " Mi. Baa mast iitesents his compliments to Mr. NAN- Dort, and begs to infttrm him, that be has discharged him,elf from the Theatre-Royal, Covent.Gerdert ; and be requests Mr. BA + N DO N will caust t this to be mac known.“ March 33, dos." The Dublin Manager has engaged FAwc sT:i: for his summer campaign. He to perforM twelve nights, at a very liberal Salary ; but an Aatir of SO much comic merit wil l ttodouin not on l y intlenitay the Manager, but " pu t money in his purse." As a certain Warniri who has thought proper to quit mow with the Man ter, is likely to be btought befeire a Rar very different from his usual Lrirs , it is not impossible but that tie truly, be taught to hwer hit tome. PuRL.--Yesterdayeivenin g , at five o'clock, a meeting took place ai Chalk Farm, betwftri Sir W. D. and Sir G.S. It was agreed that the parties 4hould fire together: the former Gentleman dis. ehargpti his pistol without efreet, and the latter ; after firing hit pistol in the air, signed a written apology, and here the afrair ended. LakinTaß.—lt, has been matte! of surprise, that in this poptilnus town and neighlidurhoud, where every Instlrutioti of public titility'is warmly patronized, that no step has yet been taken to form an Xstablishment on the principles of the LoNboN 1 - IthitAtra SQClkil , for the Reroinv of Droonfd Pressor; every year produces , iti Martyrs during the Bathing Season, and as the expenee of the Re. turcitatimg ii.pparalui is small, it surely would be worthy uf the leading features of 016 place, diately to bring fcfrtv4rd a itteastire fraught with so much Philanthropy and public henefit. • • One Ovning last week a Gentleman of thd parish of Reeding, Norfolk, on his retort) _home froin Putney, found all his servants in d state of uttet intoxication, together with a stranger, also quite *am re ;pit The Gentleinanothe n he had a little re. coveted from his surprise, diattirhed the Scene of ifigb to 6,4 , u, St4irt s by kicking the stlanger out of doors, arid ordering hi s servants to flair respective bcds a. but on etaarining his premises, and finding blot his cellar-door had been fircihly Opened, and a Com;iderable quantity of his wine drank, he the next morn ing procure d a warrant, and took "the visitor, who proved to be a man in the employ .of a neighbouring shopkeeper, before a Magistrate s by whom he was committed to Horsham gaol for trial at the ne*r As•izes. The Prisoner declared he had visited the Gentlemmis lino,e on a love afftir with not of his nisids. All these rtir.:td.v, domestics have since 0.1'61, to avoid their ju.tly incensed master's wrath, FROth ?'HE DEr7 '(711 I;,4l;Eiki:. PAR 15, MA R.O Za.-011 &twit) , next the Prince NditoLsofq.Lotrts will be christened by his ness the. Pup e, in the Chapel of St. C101.1(1., Hi!! Mait!sty the Emperor, and Madame, his NlAjesty'l mother, will ,be spunsors. . Admiral Bittrot died yeiterday at hie botiee in this Pity. • g .. . The following . article appeared in 77.,e , of this day " The absurdity of a Treaty of Sub sidy between Sweden and Bngland is such, that the KING of Sw D N appears.. to disavow i t .— The following is a Letter irons-Lord I-IAR itow n to Lord Guw eR, written on the, 4,th of Nov: ISo+, which atr)rd s elucidation on this and other points, chat will be read with interest : . • PRIV/at LEITPR FROM LORD EICA*ROWBY TO LORD COWER, NOV. 4, , rgo4.. " T am glad to hear you hnve g.)t sn fittiri so short a time. The concluding part 01 your Letter gave no hopes of great success but the news frorti Copenhagen (received the I ith), relativ e to the ar. rival of the Avieth . yst, proved th.st our fears were groundless. " I hope you. *sill prevail on Russia, it: nor ,to fire great gun, at kiikt to publish thooc ) .vrina Mi nifestoes about tho litittirevr the Chevalier Rirm:. BOLD. " S.veden has sell, t he accntint of the exoencc uf c 95,000 men, amoun t i n g to about million:: of, /lyres Tommdi an 4 icoriclude from ii, Swedish Ministers 4,ttrer. made this ic,:olint on put..., pose to have it rejated. Wc koOiv.not;tiot. yet the 'first Negotiation, 44 Mr, jrkt Site his been very ill. On thei 2'S h Sept. he sf!nt a Not to cc vAio.Os, to complain the Armaments'at Ferrol. The Larily .answer li received vios, that • thoso ArmanientS'Wvie no des. tined against Griot Rthabi. " I " drii4ment ' io adj.4arned to the . 3(1 of Ttno3.ry• The KING returned, venally well in •cvcry sped. " The -04 patch of thin - day is particulatiV cal. culatccl cs,trit of 13 , _ , rlin, becuuse it has hi► her. to s h e o i ni inclination to eie?r into tlo.;i1 v iew s . Bu% Aveis Vicona milch sporting, on ; it appears friam the reports' of Sir Ac'cou'nt PAGrr, that 4.(rAir% have riot been cin.re forwardeil by th e Negoiiati'on of ti l / 4 1:14.0iii , :ixir:. " As !nog ao qiey will complain go the one part, and not make anY idaio proposals on the other, it will be impossi'lt ii t,, bet foisv:lo. - The kinvoyi from England Mitssia, at Vienna, nin4f.ti able to say, at the same time, !mike a defensive alliance with us, in 'case the consegte!'ees of the .'!'refry cause a war with France; "see here the ',lumber of Russian Troops which you may calculate upon ; bete you have the plan of the campaign ; th ere , what we propose, if successful, and here the Subii 4ies which England will give, If no overtures ern he made sufficiently eiplicit arid posi:ive to ob. tain i 4 clear answer, it cannot he hoped 'that Ans. trig will be obliged to declare Fleury'. Anntlier year,will clapse with proposals nn the one part, and rejalions ou rite ether ; so that resistance, alwayi supposed fruitless, will at last becnine so indeed. " Although we dare not picss Russia to proceed immediately to adive measures; yet if, contrary to our nepeetation„ she should be inclined to proceed, you will take care not to,oppose ft, especially, if Yrus.aia should be : inclined to take a pert with her. All our friends are well. lam going to Bath for a fortnight, eice." It is said, that the Pops will leave Paris on , the 6th of April, and celebrate his, Easter at Lyons. e per Cent, with the div% 6fGzuninal 59 francs. NACU R, March 1.. - egidative Body, itt its sitting of the 22i, confirmed the proposal of thC Direaory relative to the plan of a new (.I%onstitu:s tion, rlte Committee hiving rtiOtle a favourable R:: port thereof on the ioth. h confirmed impost of three itistaltnents e);cracirdinary on pro. perty and income. The Assembly agreed to a Report brought up by the Member Ds Sittatt, and resolved to send hack unconfirmed the proposal of ,the State I)itee.: t or y, tei l ding to jeuunkt, , un4,r writs 4f execution, the payment of the :Revenue of, the N.ltional mains derived from the: Prince of NAisAg, „ 41 VANDItA 'NIAtILEN reported, on the subjed of a !Vitt from the, IN4tion.ll Syndicate, in which the Syndicate resign their posts. He gave it ati hit advice to.the Cumatittee, that the Assembly [Mist consider ttsell,aB incompetent to accept the re,. signatsion inluestion. subica was deferred far consideration at, the next sitting. .. RottiritoAsii NlAlten 26.--While our Paper of this day was ;it .the press, we received two Publi. Cations from. the State . bireetory ; the one relative td payment of a fourth, - fifth, and sixth instalment of the . extraordinary impost ; the other corttained a Plan of a Coristittitiort for the ittravian People. At the conchision of the latter it was ordeted 1. 'i That, as speedily as possible a fter' the receipt hereof, the Administrations of the Communes shall lay Copies of this Publication at a sufficient numb er •of Public Place 4; within their Communes, lot iespeCtiott. 11. " That on Tuesday; the 9th of April next,' Public Itegisteis shall he opened in each Cortimulie of :he hattiviatt Republic ; and au oppotttinity be given to all Citizens of the Netherlands, of the age of zo, and by' Article X XV: of thy ..!;5 reient COnstitotioir not exclu4etl from voting; to give their votes on the proposed Plan of the Constitution, chettwiliJO, tibn of lttitger fan schitnmelpenninck to the pOth. nt Firit Pensionary, and his 'qualification for introducing that Colv. -, stitution: 111. " That the registers , of votes l',oo closed on the 16th Qt April next, and then the result be iillitteti the Stmt threttery as qiecuily as possible, and t!fe zith at the 34111 C month, by the ArlininistrAtionS of the Cornmune.i, to. gerber with a hst of this probable numbers of in their Communes who haVe a tight t,) vote in cutt..:r to publish the result intinediAtely to the Peopte,,.v - h:AI ali thi.is»r who have a right to, vote,' but have nut given their yotcs, will be aFumsiiierctf approvea (Irate p 1.1,, of the Constitutioh." Haring obgerveJ, its tho tlitDrrot,f..ontlon Paper- 0 a paragraph trhltive to 4 Sit.Rit) 1? tardy vi , ieckkd flote tiLlt 11141st Of the Crew tM r :. imit s if i* With iiiuc! - , rlkit.;;Ntire sire me r ; () ( c i ntratlid the latter piit of chat statrtneot, been a Icttilt from the Surgeon of the Vetisci to his ft ends in this tow wtue!) f ) OS t.ttcly fi 13 that- only- two of the crew. iaPri e Ale rc:,