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

Chide purports to be Nis Lord °Wit Yto Lord G. L. Gowatt, dated 4th November, 1804. The departure of the Posta is fixed for the 6th of Aptil, but we confess we shall be surprised if his Holiness .reacirhis own 'Dominions in health and safety. He is at present rutty ill; and though we do tat assert that the new EMPEROR would as with 10 much ingratitude as to 'ado'pt any measure to accelerate his death, yer it must be confess e4 . that' that event would be peculiarly con. eenient for BoNikrArra at this moment ; and ter. lainly that man holds his life by a most preca rious tenure, whusts death would promote the in. West of the Usurper, and whose fate is in his P 3 wei4 The Polio, as a temporal Prince, is Possetsed of very considerable Dominions in a tiqdoin of which BONAPARTE has now declared Ihimself to be the risktfid Monarch, and it cer. , 411 1 must appear to the new Emperor and ,Xing derogatory to his dignity, and injurious 1 0 his rights, that any persen s h o Uld preten d to *SI Sovereign Power i n b;, Ki ngdom. W hen. aver the dissolution of the .Por t takes place, or by ivhatevet mean, it happens, we venture to predia ! ta t his Successor, evert though i t s h ou ld harpen to Catdieal Perch, will be despoiled of all his tem. Ili Palveri and the States of the Chutch will form I:l;t:llP;tl:l:::::itthiethiCein:d:nell ot :li ta ol Y st i e Minister g s n h d e k I,.ll,tolSaituny, has applied to the Elector to pro. t if k mit the circulation of the , Casrier de Londres in 13a minions ; and 4 counter application has been 1114 by Mr. WYNNE, the British Envoy, to pro. 'teat th e ctrcularton of some of the Parisian Journals. Tnls InOrnitlB e received the NVW.Y. to th rk Papers e W Ult i inclusive :--they are nearly filled *lth Ih r defence of Judge, CHASE to the Arti(fies of ifilPeaell‘neOt preferred against him. It is not sta te d wh . , r) the 'T r i a l w i ll conclude, or what will t's Probable result. —,................. `1 itkEtIVENTII RE '. Of IsT FOR.T Of the CEMINIARtoNkIiS t" , 41 '44 114111/Xlr has b een pr i• iv. i b y order of L l'lltie of Commons. It chiefly relates to. the Its ti , c the' - ' i ‘ Nary tills by iltln the Navy Board without t uutitY of Parliament, the Board i tse lf not k d il " "deettood 4 to be ve s t e d w i t h t h e power o f %iu g Nth Bills. It should be observed that Sir that SNOR HAMMO ND , who h et the head of -" hard Objeded to answer the riuestions of the aattaissioneta of Naval Inquiry, upon the very li O c a fi r otind es that alledvd by Lord MeLvit.t.st lot hi -I ' 46141 to answer s i m il ar ciuestions, The 1 44, 411 I • s "inehs however, far from conveying any ,_ ill ' ig giiforr to the prejudice of Sir A. S. HAM. 11(416' deemed it necessary to insert the following Pia L . trlpn in their Report t Ii 1t :, te.o u i, 4 net meant by these ObserVatioria, *ltich our duty ;:,.!ullto.rnake on this transaetion, to intimate, that it the euxecterta,i,N, with any indirect vie w, or to charge an abuse . in . th,._ t e4 tion of the Plan after it was resolved upon; it is win 43ote itself which we ha ve to twrice s" with e W ith that Lard MELVILLE had been treated able ,eq ual resPett and delicacy. But the respect trofl of the Navy will most probably v v ,e lig liberal a forbearance from the Opposition i n ti ter i.a* while Lord Metvit.te, before he is heard sipuis°wn vindication, must expect to be still as. ... u y anonymous malevolence) and all the ran= .4,er of patty. ...—„,.,„,...... This m . 1 from 11/4/ew.York, bt en L orolog arrived a Ma . l _ . et li n t to Falmouth by.the Leicertler rack • ‘ttl'i ePerdaY morning lirti MAJESTY arrived at auger, at ten O'clock, actatuPanled b from Kew, and soon after, ins" . R a y ner ErTza.oY. And M ANifErellas; pA:44 the l Horse Guards in W i n d so r G reat ,2 ThiS y n , if N I 1 . trning fits MA platy' took the diver. lin. stsg.hunting. Pki esteidq. 4,44 one o'clock, the QU EEN and ecessis left iluckingham-house fut W Lind pltr;i4. erstkiii .1:),e,,41.43' THEIR. MAJESTIES and t h e . ple,entr,ni honour Dtury.lane Theatre with their •• Th. I) lai 111;;: ij ki Of CLAR II NC E gave a splendid enter. 1 h ---'. yesterday to the Dutte Atp e fair, ' Parl Y: of General Officers. Dortvg . of KENT, and a the toter_ , i hrnt th e bugs IRK syr's Band t4P4l ar A' ° Ira, played severe The IP. , )tsi a 4 ' 4 01 of HAttettio.rom gave a grand , dinn . er . Itn.:LIY at his house, in the Stable.yarti St. larnel o s . , Irt itt i the Party were the Duke and Dutchess of 5 ttillit duke De CA4TE IRS. Colonel Da Bf.A. .I,ktititt COIOIIeIGEAHAII/41, Mr. DRUMMOND, •SCC. . lie CR ;eq. .7114403 of CIIOLNIONDBLEY 'a rout, yes. alilt, ' "taingt was very numerously and fashion. + attend ed.Tlia r , N ight ••tiuntess Of DARItY24OItB entwained la st . . a f ir Zclicgtivi iigi-11:;rdt feet i h i a s t r I Ya Lola. il l 4 y 6h o i f " D 4 hi i e s i s :o ef a i t o n ll earnitolii:; th e i n !filo) t,l, CaPtives at licrdrin has eloped from her frith:lk: a' ith a French General. There is nothing retitle' IQ life of the Lady alluded to that can tltt at Ch er an event at all a mailer at hirplZe• butiiii 1!)UIChella of tinasSilir it has had-a relapse, Isla i'llarittrb proving in health. It is 110 ! 4111/41. '-. her diSuftl4l Was mit 41 the Q uill, paralytic tu. -rt, ° Y it are appointed to sail from Leith Roads, thel i'ini"R'is ori the 8114 and fw th o Bah* an J t4 4 April next. AV3L'IVEH'S. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 28,--.Artived the Maiiii and Terrible Men of War, from a Cruize ; Anti the Re-tmiutionaire Frigate, from Portsmouth, and sailed again on a Cruize. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Arrived His MA inty'S lip Princess Royal, from Spithead ; Nanry Cutter, WHtts , from Off Havre; Carr, CALvIRT, from Jersey ; Adventure, WALica a, and Comm:rce, Caoss, from Guernsey ; and Brelbers, WATSON, from Sunderland. Sailed Alexander Duncan, Barri., fur London ; and May and Ann, WARIIttSON, for . Sunderland. Also tailed the Chichester Mon of War with a Fleet under convoy for the Downs. COWIS, MARCH 2g.--Sailed this day the Ham. burgh Ship Freund:chi:if, Capt. EKROTH, from St. Thomas, for Ha oburgh ; also the Bremen Ship Wash;ngton, Capt. Orro, for Vara'. DEAL, MARCH 29.—Sailed the re/rower Gun. brig on a Cruize off Boulogne , ; and Acid, Gun. brig on a Cruize elf Calais. The Cygnet Sloop, and Arti lisi Gun:brig came in from a Cruise to the WestwarJ. The Defender Gun.hrig has made the Signal for Convoy to the Wetrward. In the Downs —Mouara, Utleeht f Castor. Diomede, fa. maica, Devastation, Prospero, Lucifer, Explosion, Hccta, and Zebra. Eight Gun brigs,, aild Armed Detetwe Ships as before. • YAK/4011TH, MARCH 19.—0 n Wednesday the 3oadicea Frigate arrived from the Tata with a number of men, being part of the,crew.of His Mi. jesty's Ship Romney,, lately stranded on the Dutch coast : they speak very highly nftht treatment they received from the Dutch, was not only hu mane, but even liberal to a degree beyond credit-.. every man had mere th.m he could eat, and they were permitted to yell what they , could not con. some. One ci these poor fellows, after having escaped the perils of shipwreek„ unfortunately lost his life by accident :—a sailor on board the Ship having taken a musket from the irmourer'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. poris. On Tuesday morning a mooring was laid, by or. der of Admiral Rubst - LI., about too yards wiikuut the Jetty, in miuty three fathoms water, No& con. cequently, without the range of the breakers. A communication has also been made by means of a warp from the buoy to the Jetty ; by which, in ease of any danger in approaching the shore, die. Matches may he sent, and answers teturned ; it is hoped this will he the means of saving many lives— as several valuable Seamen have lately been lost for want of a similar expedient. CHATHAM, MARCH 27. The Fearless and Desperate Gan-brigs were last week. undocked, after being fitted to carry a mortar each. Came into Duck the Preteelor anti Sharp.rhoter Gtin. brigs, to he coppered, rigged, and fitted. The Advil., of 74 guns, and the Darr Sloop, are also ducked to be refitted: Arrived the Gelyibrid, of 64 guns,' to lie paid on' and laid tip in ordinary. Dropped down to Leng,Reacli, the Agincourt; of 64 guns ; La Foam, al j 8 guns ; Fearless and Delp. rate Gun-brigs, alt of which will tail to the Note the first fair winds The Retiemse, of 74, guns, building iri this Yard, will be launchedthe isth of April, and the next day taken into Dick to be cop. pared. The Namur, of 90 guns, cut down io a 74, is now rigging, and Will be ready for sea in the coutse of the next opri f rig tide. Libumletanie frigate guinea her station in the Do*ns lately,.ivith staled orders. The instruaions were so sudden, that Captain Ovoista was called out of bed, and the ships on the station ortkred to Sup. ply him, from their own stores, with four months 'provisions, and every other necessary. So much good speed was used on this °caution, that L'haehor. talite sailed at day.byeak. Tne jaws frigate; and Drake sloop, sailed froth Cork the 23d inst. with the ships for (he West dia islands under their convoy. Saturday last the Nistra Signora del Cartiftn, Mr. ClitAtit, Prize -master, from Madeira, with fish', Prize to Ftis Mjestyis Ship itthrieuxei ar. rived art ,Passage, near Waterford. She was stilt into Madeira by the. Eppiorra ; the Governia of which informing Mr. Citoxsit, that in consequence of a Treaty with Spain no Prize could remain in a Portuguese Port, he was obliged' to sail for F.ng. land. Oti the z th inst. he experienced a most tremendou s gale of wined, and Was struck by a sea which carried away every thing on deck, and a compass, the only one on board. Intelligence has relehei Government by the Rm. Area Frigrac, that the Transports in the Texri, which have hen so frequently stAted to he ready fir &ea, had gent up to ilat,ttrdam, in Order to be. paid UWi ±ORb 11.11iriE, P Nutr as is the tatk of reCording deputed yet, in justice to real integrity and virtue, we intist lament the loss both public and PriVata Ufa: haV,t , sustained in the recent death of Lord H A . w hIE , a name which every true Briton must be proud to remember athongst the_foreMost On the list of the. gallant defenders of his Country; The late Lord, though not brought up as his father in the rough School of Mars, yet inherited from hiM, telgether 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 be6me the Christian and the Man ; religious without pa rade ; generous without ostentation; the promoter of every useful institution, and ever 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 cast a shade on so brilliant a retrospection. ----- the Deaths °ribose distinguished by their Stations, But by their Pima more, awake the mind To solemn dread, and strike a satlining awe— Not that we feel for them, but for ourselves, Left w the Toil of Life. j'ANCIt&D AND SJGISMUNDA. Yesterday a Court of Direnors was held at the East India House, when JAM at PAT? ISON, took the oaths and his seat as a Direaut, and wits appointed to the Committees of Shipping, &c. Captain. EDM II AD sa, of the new Ship in the room of the Kew, stationed for Madras, and Capt. MAO sort,• of the An*, were sworn into thoaummand of their respedive Ships. On Wednesday about one hundrect and fifty of the Enemy's Gun.boats and large Priam* came into the Outer Road of Boulogne, and praciised several ma. nceuvres. An Officer who :lately Emded at Deal affirms, that the whole number ot.Vec)tit, assembled at the above Port amounts to upwards of zOOO. Yesterday, at three o'clock. a Cabinet Council' was held at Lord Mulgraveb Office, at which the Russian Ambassador attended. The Council sat till 'past four, when the Ministers adjourned , to Mr. Pirr's house. THE Q*AToltro...—The' Messiah was last night performed at Covent-garden. Theatre, with new accompaniments tqmposed by MOZART. We en. tertain a very high respeft fur the genius of Mp- ZAILT, but we also hold the unrivalled powers of HANDEL in due reverence, and therefore must en ter our protest against any such alterations in works that have obtained the santiion of time .and of the best musical judges. There is an iatezrity in the produelions of this great Mister, the result of the most powerful talents in his art. His. harmer. nies have a firm and united charader. The accom. panimenta of last night, though manifesting taste and feeling, did not assimilate with the grandeur arid- energy of the original subjea. We tinst, them. fore, that 'when The Messiah Air any other work of HANDEL, is performed, it Will appear witho ut change or interpolation. lioNnet. is an English. man by adoption ; he produced all his. workS in this Country, and is still very little regarded in his own. We should therefore guard him in Music as well as SHAKSPEARE in the Drarna, from .daring innovation. Such as The Messiah, was, however, in its isatroved state last night, it was well sup. ported by IIitAHAM, MILLER, Miss MUNDAY, Mrs. BL AND , and Mrs. .Asrs E. The following is the Note in which BRAHMA Signified his intended .flaale at Covent G.irtlen Theatre. It will remind our Readers of what jowls" Fetch sayi, in Lo.vefor Lave, viz. " I d, hereby discharge my Master from 411fisrther contrJul or antborifyovtc me :" " Mr. BR.A HAM s tiresenta his compliments to Mr. nit AN :Jou, and begs to inform him, that he has ditchiarged himself froM the Theatre-Royal, Covent.tiltrdeft and be requests Mr. BRANDON wi ll caLtst this to be made kriown." - March a 3, dos." The Dublin Manager has engaged FAwc MT: for his bummer campaign. He i.s to perfOrtn ,twelve nights, at a very liberal salary ; but an Micr of so touch comic merit will no doubt not only irstletrinicy the Manager, but g‘ pu t t Money in his purse." As a ts ertaio Warbler; who has thought proper to quit 'cam with the Matt:leer, is likely to be brought before A Bar very differ/Mt from his usual Lerti, it is not impossible but that lie msy. be taught sts'./Siturt tori. DULL.--Yesterday evening, at fi ve o'clock.. meeting 'took plAce at ' Chaik Farm. between Sir W. D, and Sir G. S. It was agreed that the pitrties Should fire together i the former 'Gentleman dis. charged his pistol without effat, and the lattr. after firing his pistol in the air, signed a written apology, tend here the afFair ended. Lettssisit.—l, has been matte of surprise, that in this poptilotts town 4nd neighh.Jurhood, whete every insatertioti of public uttility . is warmly patitinized, that nt) step has yet been taken to font; an Establishment on the principles of the Lottbox flostArtz Soclefiy fot the Recetirty of Drooned Athos; every year produces its Martyrs during the Bathing Season, and as the expence of the Re. suscitoting Apardmi is small, it surely would be worthy. of the leading features of th 6 place, immi. kliately to bring forward a meastire fraught with so much Philanthropy and puhlit: benefit. One evening last week a Gentleman of the. parish of Heeding, Norfolk, on his return home fruits g journey, found all his servants in 'a state of utter intoxication, together with a stranger, also quite s,, e s e ;pal The Gentletrianothe n he had a little re. covered from his surprise, disturbed the scene of nigh Life beloo Steiirt, by kicking the litotigq out of doors, and ordering his servants to their respective beds ; hut on et:mining his premises ; and finding that his cellar.door had been forcibly Opened, and a considerable quantity of hi s w i ne drank, he the nex t morning procured a warrant, and took the visitor, ho 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 flex A l / 2 •izes. The Prisoner declared he had visited the Gentleman's ltou..e on a love affair with one of ills I:l3ids. All these domestics have since eloped, to avoid I their justly incensed trwstei's wrath, • OM THE PAPER PAR Ig, MAitc Sunby next the Prince N4toLeoit.l.lollls Will ,be christened by his Ein news the Pops, in the Ch Jpel of St. Cloud.. Hi 4 Milj-,..sty the Emperor, and Miniame, his MAjesty)2 mother, will be sponsors. Admiral Brork died yesterday at his !ionic in this City. The following_ article appe are d i n The Mon:lett:- of this day : ", The absurdity of a Treaty of Sub. sidy between Sweden and England is. such, that the XING of Sw r 'hirii3elf appears. to disavow it. — The following is a Letter front Lord HArtitownir. to Lord Gowsß. written or the 4th of Nov: 180+, which atflrds elucidation on this and other points, that will be read with interest : PRIVATE LETTFIL i'ROM LORD IEfAIirROWDY TO LORD co RR, NOV. 4, 1804.. " I ;al glad to hear you have g)t sn fir in so short a time. The concluding part of your Letter gave no hopes of great success : but the iihws (coat Copenhagen (received the irth), relative to the ar rival of the Amerhyst, proved 0111 our fears were groundlesi. I hope you, will prevail ou 1 3 ..u55i.1, if not .to fire great gUns, at I :ast to pu bli b h thod oertnA , nifestoes about tha siiitire.or the Cliodalier BOLD. Sweden has leis ! t he account of the ex! , enct „ 95,0c50 hv.n, atlllUnti% to ithOUt 3 inilllol,3 ryes rourfriois ; 4 1 - ) 4 j coisciude fcom it, that t 4 Swedish Miniiters }pits hiade this ac c ;m o r on, inor pose to have it rtjetied. We khaitrt,noOlint yet the 'first Negotiation. et,F4t sA E tias been very ill. - Oh th'C A , llot Sept. he br!ht* Nam to CrvAi.t,ns, tc coinplaln cif the Armaments 'it Ferrol. The oily an.,Wer received Was, that Otos, Armanjenri'vicie hot" des. . tined agaill . si Griot " P;irii 4 ment i>i ati,j 4.troeti to the 3 , 1 jantrtry. The KING it returned,' perfeefiy well in every sped. " The tirstratch of th 4 day i 9 part;euhrli, cula red far t h e ,oit of B d :6, I)l . clitse it ha 6 hit her. to s l um , o 41tir inclination to r view. Bat ,tVeil retiiiires Il1i14;11 Spur rifitr on ; if aorcdrs trofh the iertii' of Sit AitTitUrt PAGI/T i that bren tto.te foivv.attk4 by the Negotiiition'of ItvAti:totitszir. " As long MO Ihcy will complain on, the one parr; and not make ;Inv plain proposals op die. other, it will he inipossi';te , Is; get foitsvard. - The lin voyi from England ami Must.), at Vienna, ni►i:,r lac able to say, at the same time, ni:Ae a defensive alliaiee: with us, in case the consequ , ! ces of the ."!Teary cause a war with set her,. the 'Mintier of` Russian Troops which you may calculate upon ; here you have the plan of the campds) , ; th e r e , what we propose, if successful, and thtre the Subsi. dies which England will give, If no overtures can be mule sufficiently explicit and posi; ive to ob. Win i clear answer, it cannot be hoped that Aus. trig will he obliged to declare herself. Anotber year ,will elapse with propoials on the one parti,and rejeaions on the other ; so that resistance, alway 4 supposed fruitless, will at last become so intked. " Although we dare not press Russia to proceed immediately to adive meathres ; yet if, contrary to our expenation, she should be ineline4 to proceed, you Will take care nat looppose It, especially, if Prnsaia ho&d be Inclined to take a part with her. All our friends are well. lam going to Bath for A fortnight, &c." It is said, that the POP a will leave Paris on , thC 6th of April, and celebrate his.Eastei. at Lyons, c per Cent. with the Oil,: OfCrztininal 59 francs. 4 . 14Actrit, March 24 L 2.q.. --=The egiOative Body, in its sitting of the 22,1, confirmed the proposal of the Direilory relative to the plan of a new Constitu. tion, t . he Committee having made a favourable 11-'. port thateof on the loth. h confirmed llkewi e the impost of three instalments ottraordinary on pro. petty and income. The Assetribtragreed to a Report broniht up by the Member Da Sitilß, and resolved , to send back unconfirmed the proposal of .the State I)itee.: tory, tending to detrt4nd, tint.ler writs olexecution, (he payment of the .Revenue of the NAtional m4ins derived liprn the itine; of KISNAI4 WANaE. Tile Merntler YAkiona , Nilitvt.uN reported, op the subject of a !cut: from the ,N4tiott.il Sy udicatei in which tha,Syndicate resign their posts. tit gave it as his advice, to the Committee; that the Assembly ratigt conaider itasif as incompetent 16 accept the rew s ignation *quest ion. This subjeCt was ticterredlOt consideration at, the next sitting, ROti s IIRDAPAI MARCH 26.--While Oaf Paper of this day was at -.the press, we received two Ptibli. cations from. the State . , Dirediory ; the one relative tti odyrnentof a fourth, - fifth, and sixth instalment of the , extraordinary impost ; the other containe.d a Plan of a Constitution lot the it.ttavian People. At the conclusion of the latter it was ordeted 1. ' 1 That, as Speedily as possible Aftei the receipt hereof, the Adrivirristrationt of the Coto/motes sirall hit Cop4:s of this Publicatto at a sonic:relit number of Pubic Placesi within their 'noir - 000es, rot iiispeCtiort. " That on Tuesday ; th e gt h o f Apr i l next, Public Registers shall be opened in each Corriniurw of ;he liAtAviAri Republic, and an op puttiini y be to all Citizens of t4A: Nctlicilands, of the Alp of 20, and by Article X XV. of tilt resent constitntioii not exelutled from Yining, to give then truces ott the proposed Plan of the Constitution, the storniri Cron of Itutget fan Schitninelperininck to the, post of VirA, Pensionary, and Ilis - qualification for introducing that Cori: stitutiow 11, se That the registers:cif votes he closed on the i6ili Of April next, and then the result be - trariiiniitiAt to the State Directoryas Lpeetlilyas possible„ and heroic tete2. rh of the 34411 e month, by the AdrinnistrAtionsi of.the COlttintirleS, tuf gether with a hst of the preti‘ib:e numbers of Citizens itt their Colninunes who have; a right vote ;.. in ottkr to publish the retuilt irninediately to the ILivivian People, whets all tlyfire who have. : 3 / 4 right to. votof thus liaVe not given io their votes, will be considered as lioving . „lpproved at the ttraai ut the Conititution." liabing observe,i, in the different 11.1mlon a paragraph rel,tive to 1.4i;:,\(1 , j ,, 1,ty's siuup l at d y v i, jec k t d on o n s i }.wis:i, Coast., .iDditNitir,,o ; that must of the crew .ege, last, it i, with much pleasure ti.rt: are an,iblcd to contfadia the latter prat o f that story/wilt, having - 3een a letter from the' Surgeon of the to his ;t crlds in 11;:s 10 . ,t winch it(lb t.6:1) ft 5:113 (kit t , t , ty IWO Cs t! crc perish.:o----(11/4;n/i,tve r . )