The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-27 00:00:00

rue ILIMBORGIi MAIL. ~ . IV l'liktp• MAY 113.-1 - lis Excellency the Prince of Peace has issued an Order, by which the rate of maintenance of the English prisoner, of war is .:. fixed.. ult is his Majesty's intention," says he, . - " that all British prisoners of war shall be treated I n nudity the - same manner as the Spanish prisoners of War are treated in England." P m ( ls, MAY 1 3.. — Purther intelligence has been received of the Toulon Fleet. /slzr,sou has been kept in the dark and duped. • Intelligence and Letters have been contrived to • ,be sent to him, which he considered as official, and %hereby he w.s made to believe that the fleet was eettaiolY destined for Egypt. This kept him so lops . 'stationary off the Coast of Sicily, in hp l t es of falling in with it. He left his station u WO as he learned that the Fleet had sailed '. th tOtigh tbe Straita of Gibraltar, in rursuit : bu t it is calculated that the French are at least one . ' hundred and seventy leagues ahead of his squa. , erkik Advises have been received this day, which state diet the Fleet has been seen of the Canary Islands, from %Midi it is concluded that its destination is for i 4i .4 4 illndiel. ..111TLAN, MAY'4.—Yesterday the Prussian Am. batridor,' the Marquis of LucoHnstra, arrived . . r here. The Minister TALLnYo, and the Body Ph , • • , ttiktr l'lctso, CkoISART, have been here some days. The Deputation sent by our Government to Tu. I' 6 " to e'l NAPOLEON ri p l iment the Emperor , Islet ! i,k in . " >' most gracious recep t i on f rom hi s M a j esty. "e folioviing are some passages in the answer ~v ' h ich th e M r onarch retur ne d to t he Add ress of the resi dent 41 of the Dep artment : / ' rec eive with pleasure the expression of the . ' lstitiottrits of the Pee le of Milan. These senti. l ilt N ets have been kno wn to me from the time I entered vieforious within their walls : I con. ... sides the inhabitanta of Mao shall as my children, and ever entertain for them the most particular af litli a Qn* W hile 1" t h e I a oidaud myself for having deliver. n; frOm t their ene m i es, an d saved them from ltothe ~ . ' gol gers which t h reatened them, I recommend ' the , in e the PraElice of t h e soc i al virtues, attivity, m of their Country, and order." Speaking of theltali I s a i d Italian Republic ark Kingdom of Italy, he ' that the former had excited envy and jealousy, it that the latter might extite them still more, as 2 wed less facility tt Al i _ , but " that to agitate and disunite ; "le God had given him a good sword to s catter woe, Its enemies, liis Majesty added, that he of ': never ;ale si g h t of the interests of the i Cty of an o and th at h e would hasten the . moment i ii is arrival in the midst of the Milanese rilin l ., A . L I! ) APRIL 3o.—The French General corn. t n : in & at Verona has written to the Austrian ty 'I P ePttnt lIELLEGARDE, that rho ' French Occupied two summer a nd th at It-al y had camps, ~,, he ...sk is for . i i ' r eady to m . 216 out, with pleasure, it ftncent skit Austrian Officers as wish to see the I:, tea of thE French troops. • • • ...,AN,„ e t '''' Up riteNtsTuLA, " AIAY 120.--It is con. tl: ' V Ilat I v'. Da NoVoSILTKOFT will repair to Tench Emperor as sane as the necessary basses 4 11,11 b e Made • he, our. it is added, that this mission th e : )cert 'd with the Cabinet of Sr. Jarties': , , and "'tend to, P r oduce a general peace. At, , t f , ti.t ‘,„ m . t , ii 8 , micr lt.--The diplomatic relations of alh4m Ast . • Glair di Ajaires for Sweden, "lh e N of a n ot . It " Berlin, have ceased, in consequence _, tfication made b'. the M . •tr of his Prus. sia 4 m a , ) . lola y T h b J est Y. He will leave Berlin immediately. e rtlislian Minister at the Court of Stockholm, Wlio i receiv e to 'the Marquis L'UCCHRSINI, has " Order s to l ea 4e rlehis. so , Ye that capital without an. *situ 0 -la ue arr theL . P lire to King. , 1 1 . 1 k3, M A y 1 s ...Prince- josErti arrived weiti: Lestteord_ay evening-irom 1 Boulogne, and to day loto t and iftillege, whenc e he will proceed by Co.ll, 'len t% to Strasburg. ' . , o tove k 'RA hies of the ' "14Y 19,...Yesterday fi ve coma. ente r " 9 tll regitti cr , .. ed thise'tr 2.A i of infantry of the line en el retint'int 1;111 -a"rutivie.:"Tul°lewse tthroe:stnwaiiinldeornloyf tsk e u ll their toati o .,. o . *patters here for a night, and then 'ac Cllr march from Celle to flarburgh. any „. . Illett rieParatiOnS rO4 t are making he re t o ce l e b rate 1 to or ''' 114 'No t) • n “APot,torr. The parade and , z, will be b ril l iant ly • ' fli nated, ment cl Leihnit Mit li lt ce, said „,_ l q a l of Brigade, Sett INER, will, it is h ., : 4v to.rnorroW to the army at Boulogne ; his ' , roe s 4 .. e _, ii ' 44ready sent forwards. 4 wlts o p . tet t ' THE MAINE, MAy t4....-The G"' f 'of Le.,„; of .nt 1.-c the 4th of May, contains the '"Z *nil r, h t e: Itill ' te i s ' t) r is 4'le" Y the King Of PRUSSIA persists h e h at i te q la woat is essential in the declaration oqt I/4de 4 14 t i , hfityet, ve to Swedish Pomerania, with. ~. l 'il rti,tht ve t r i s c o untiAtin g :will the King of Sweden 4 f, . Vtrelgnty. The aratlMCGta lie cm. 6 ploys, end the motive' he has alledgcl, cannot to make an impression on the Cabinet of St. Pete's burgh. In the answer above referred to, Prussian Majesty gives assurance that he has never had in view to make any attack on the Right of Sovereignty of the King of Sweden ; but he states, at the same time, that from the local position and relations of Swedish Pomerania, even according to the principles adopted by the Court of Stockholm, and insisted on by General ARNI• VELDT, at Berlin, in Ottober 1834, no provocation whatever ought to arise, nor can arise, from this small country, and that it is to this that the Note of the Cabinet of Berlin, of the z4. , _11 of January of last year, refers. The Court of Prussia has given, at the same time, the formal assurance that the F:ench Government, in the present state of things (rebus sic rtantibur), has no hostile views on Swedish Pomerania. M. Ds BRINKMANN, the Swedish Charge el' .-iffaires, has received no other answer to his Note, 01 the 29th of February, than a verbal declaration, signifying, that considering the stria union existing between Russia and Swe. den, it is sufficient to refer to the correspondence • which has been entered into with the former Power." LONDON DOCKS. A more pleasing scene has seldom occurred than that of Saturday, at the grand ceremonial of opening the Wet Docks, Wapping. The great National advantage derived from this commodious receptacle of the Vessels employed in extending our Commerce appeared to be generally acknowledged by the itn. mense concourse of Spedators who proceeded from every part of the .Metropolis, anxious to witness the ceremony.of opening the Warehouses, and the introduCtion of several fine Vessels into the Bason. --A partial celebration of the completion of the Docks took place some time since, but they were not then in a state which demanded the etiquette used on this occasion. The shipping lying in the Dock presented a gay appearance. Their mast. neads were ornamented with the Colours of different Nations, and the objets that met the eye had a beautiful effect. The Thames, a Sine ship of 4.00 inns, lay in the Lock, ready to be warped into the Bason, when the -signal should be given. The grandeur she exhibited was highly pleasing. The Royal Standard waved at her main, the Union Jack at her tore, St. George's Ensign at her mizen, and the whole nt tier rigging was decorated with the nu. merical signal fly u.ed in the Navy. Astern of the Thanes lay two oilier Ships, and a Spanish Prize, which were to go in at the opening of tic gates. — By two o'clock the speCtat ,, rs had closely formed themselves in every direction where a prospect could be obtained, and about three the Ships before described were warped into the Bastin, 301 tilt the deicharge of 21 guns, and the music of several ex cellent Bands stationed on their decks, which were also crowded with genteel c , onpany. Their en, trance was applauded by the shouts at the multitude, and after driving to the opposite side of the Dock . they were safely moored. The Lotto Mayon, Sheriffs, and Aldermen, at. tended in cavalcade. The Ditetqors, accompanied by Lords ELLENDOItOUGH. CAMDS ti t lIAWKvS. nutty, Mueotemeti, Messrs. PIM CANNING, Sit A. S. fia.mokto, DUNDA4, "WARD, &C. &C. made a general inspedion of the Warehouses fitted up for the purpose, where an elegant collation was provided. None of the RorAL FAMll t if were re. sent. Tlie London Dock Company afterwards dined with a select party at the London Tavetn. The Warehouses of this great national under taking are now, we understand, completely full of goods, and the bissiness is condutted on a scale of accommodation which seems to give general seas. fa Lion to the Ship.owners and Merchants who avail themselves of the use of this public concern . At the West India Dock the bustle is about to recommence, from the arrival of the different Fleets during the Summer and Autumn. Great adivity is using to form the Outward.bound Dock, and it is expedtd to be completed before the end of the year. The E ist India Docks, at Blackwall, are in great forwardness, and there is every reason to suppose they will be fit to receive shipping next Spring. The line of the Commercial Road, which is to ex tend to the North-West corner of the great Dock, is to be immediately proceeded upon. Thus, in less than a twelvemonth hence, will these migni. fiCent Buildings, unparalleled in the annals of corn. coerce, be complete, with the exception of the Lording London Dock, which, in all probability, will be now coup commenced. LIITII. MAY z3.---Sailed from Leith Roads the 4marantheOop of War, Oil a Cruize, and the Leith Armed Brig, for the North, with disbanded Militi4men, as Recruits for the Marines. Arrived the Sally Armed Ship, with a Fleet from the Baltic ; and the Alonzo Sloop of War, from a Cruize, If it were possible that the friends tote - Roman Catholics could procure the abolition of all the re. arrietions upon that Body which our Ance3tors deemed ne,:essary 1,3 r our security in Church and State, there, would, in due time, no doubt, be am pie materinli for new and copious additions to the History of Fax's Alartjrs. Friday the Annuil Weetion at Westminster School ended the Gentlemen who attemk3 10111 the two Universities were, from Christ Church, Oxfod, Rev. Dr. R A NDor.r :Irid Rev—ivir. HAY; from 'trinity College, Cambridge, Rev. Mr. DAt and Rev. Mr. TAv eieetetl : Oxforl--Mr. Sn . uqh, Mr. (:.I.: 'ter, Mr. Brickd.4l; Mr. G r,:en, and Mr. Owdovi. ambrine,a—Mr, Snictil44, Lliis, Prison. Me. C • r THE THEATRE. Co vein-Garden. AFTER a long absence, - in consequence of severe indisposition, Mrs. St DOOMS returned to the Stage on Saturday last at this Theatre, induced by that maternal affedion which has always been a predo. minant feature in her , charafier. She performed the arduous part of Lady Macbrtb, for the benefit of Mr. anti Mrs, H. SroDorts. The House was as much crowded wilt had ever been in the zenith of her fame, and the acclamations of the Audience on her entrance were enthusiastic, and so lung conti. nued, that they obviously afreeled her, and seemed alMost too much for her feelings. This eWetl was evident during the time she read the letter ; in so much, that it was carded she would be obliged to retire ; however, she " screwed her courage to the sticking phce," and supported the scene With ad. mirahle energy. .Through the whole of her perform. ance she exerted herself with such spirit, that, in the opinion of some of the best judges, she never sup. ported the charaCier so well before. Such, we un derstand, was, indeed, her own opinion. ICEMBLI fully shared in all the applause of the Audience, as well on his entrance as throughout his representation of Macbeth, which was, indeed, a masterly exhibition for critical acumen and animated c irca, • Mr. H. StoooNs, for the first time, per formed ,illacdujr,' and he displayed judgment and pi:rticuiarly in the scene in which he hears of the destruftion of his family. After the Play, KtiMar,s came forward to inform the audience that Mrs. SIDDO NS felt herself so little indisprsed by her efforts during the night, that al e would be able to appear this evening in the part of Zara. This information was received with the warmest applause, and the general sentiment of the audience, deeply felt and loudly uttered, seemed to exult in seeing " Rescued Nature and red-Jiving scow.'' The new Mnsical Farce of Love, Youtb, and Folly, was repeated on Saturday last at Drury.lana . Theatre, arid fully confirmed in public favour. It has the support of ELLISTON, DOWTON, COLLINS, KELLY, Mks DR CAMP, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Hll of whom exert themselves with great spirit and success. The Music is very pretty, and the Farce altogether is a diverting and spirited dramatic sketch. The new arrangements respeeting the Hay. Mar. ket Theatre are at length finally settled. Mr. CoLmAN has disposed of a moiety of his property in that Theatre to his brother.in law, Mr. Molt R Is, and Mr. WINsTON, late Manager . of the Plymouth Theatre. There is now no obstacle to the opening of the Theatre. Mr. /1:L1.1.5TO:I retains his situa lion in the. Theatre, arid several of the London Per formers .are to be added to the Summer Stock. Mo , z c.—The Amateur Concert, which has been resumed this season under the conduct of the Hon. WlLLintst SPENCER and Colonel GREV I LLE, had their second performance on Friday night. BRA. HAM, KELLY, MORELLI, ROY RDI NO, STORAC 13, and others, were added to the Vocal Department. The Band was led by WercitsaLL. The chief dmateur Performers ware the Eatl of WESTMEATH, Mr. ANS TRUTH ER, and Mr. WEST, of the Trea sury. The musical treat, which. Was a fine one, was succeeded by the more solid qpist of a good supper. A Ball concluded the entertainments, THE E A.—The new serious Opera of GP ()razz; e Curiazz;, drew a very crowded audience on Saturday last to the King's Theatre. GttASSI N I was much 'admired for her fine aEting, and the ex pressive style in which she sung.—BaAHAM, Wltli his usual skill, had his usual exuberance at execti. tion. The nea , Ballet of atria'', au les Rader, which is very creditable to the Composer (D'Ecvn.t,s), gave/admirable scope to Des 171mres, his wife, P.A. RISOT, and LABOR lE. • Mrs. .1,INCTO:1 is precluded by her engage ment at the Opera House frotn singing at any 6thcr Concert than that of Ancient Matic : but she lent the powerful aid of het skill last week to CRAMS and [0 BatocaToweit, at whose respeffive Coo. cents she took • part with the former, in a Diet upon the Piano Forte, in which she displayed such musical excellence as excited the surprise, as well as ehthusiestic applause of the best judges. In one of the Ships .of the Fleet that sailed last week from Falmotith fur the West Indies, went passengers a Lady anti her seven lap-dogs, for the passage of each of which she paid thirty pounds, on the express condition that they were to dine at the cabin-table, and lap their wine afterwards ! Yet these ham dogs do not engross the whole of their good Lady's affeition : she has also in Jamaica forty cats and a husband I—(Carnsvall Gazelle.) Two Stu:lents at tambridie:matle a bet for goal. a few days Since, that they would travel from Ctn. bridge to Tottenhath, in Middlesex, in the garb of gipsies, riding on asses, with earthenware, without being molested. Having accomplished their journey in a peaceable manner, they struck into a wood, close to the town ; but a farmer caused them to he apprehended, and they were brought before Mr. Moor; E, a Magistrate at Tottenham. Having told who they were„their proper dress being to the hot. torn of their panniers, and a good store of wine and provisions, they dressed themselves, Old gave the asses and panniers away, and returned to College be. fore they were missed, to receive their bet. Madame JECOMB BO NAP ART R we find did not arrive in town till Saturday last. Her passport WA, immediately granted on application at Lord Hesw KESa II Y's pifice, and the amiable fugitive is now contivrtahly 'settled in London.street, under the protection of a k . ..' , .nintty hostile to that which ought to have atEdded her a hospitable, and secure asylum. The Lady of JF.ROME BONAPARTC must IlaVe hart tt~} smail share tit covrage in iareuding to et ter the Corsican - Empire, vat icairly .as she comes fr )114 a rAce of hipubircalis, to whose plincipl , :s her Lye. 1.'141 Broth, r.lll-1,,:v 11.4$ Cif cour , e T ‘totrd 4ait pithy. If she hut hArpen Ifs he ill, tTa d Nat•le.on, 'like the ri rAat ich be (1-ttly to csciairu—!" l ' 1133 ovcn CORd 'EXCHANGE, MAY 27. THFRE is to.ilay -n tolerable gold ciippl lt 0 Wheat, with several arrivals of liaeigi ; sale early in the forenoon were r at an advance, not sotue very file tete!) rnore titan oar currency ; i cheaper; irtev in sin ill dein init., is also cl:eaper Ntilt anJ White PLASt! vary little ; 11-ans of eat:: are Liearer ; Oats are not plentiful, and tic, article gles rtadily full Is. i'ier Tiara r higher Flour inaiiirait,s its price. Wltcat sgs a 74s a 9os o:1 ; Beans - 46s a 52s ni Fine Old - - - 94$ .1 97$ Oil 1 Tick ]Se Illi 41S a ..it, ~ ..,t Rye - - Oa a ias iiit I (Lit; 2.6 s -2 29a a ;'ls t , Barley - - 3:s a 3gi na l'o'aitui do. has a 33s t.). Malt - - 66 ' s a 7is ott Rape 50k,,1. - - got -o- Whit:: re,.:-..; 4zs 1 46a of I' it::; 1:1(1111" - 70 a Sos 4.1: 6 icy dill') -41 s a 45s ott Seconds -70 s ;. 7is o.: SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MIDDLEIIAM RACES. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. A Sweepstakes of 2.lgs. each, P. P. by three-year olds, colts gst. 31b. fillies Sat. Two iniles. (Four SAbscriber3.). Mr. ltichlell's br. c. by Overton, dam by Spatiillc J Mr. Mellish's b. c. True Briton Sir 11. Williainson's ch. 1. by Itinableton . 3 The Gull Cup, value toogs. with 4ogs. in .specie, for 311 . ages four miles - . (T‘velv . e übbcriers. Sir H. Williamson's gr. h. Starling, by Sir Peter, S yrs old, Bst. 61b. - - • i Sir V. Ge.arePsc. Y, Chariot, 4 yrs old, 7 . st. iolb. 2 Duke of Leeds's h. Blandon, 6 yrs old, Bst. izlb. • .1 our others starred, but the Judge could only place three. SPORTING.-The foll Owing witch was twide at York a few days since :—Sir H. T. Vnritt's br. r. 111aiter Belt . ", by Sir Peter, sgAinst L Fot,sx's 13. C. Ilippecampttt, by Coriander, B,t. edeh—. to run the Beacon Cuurse at Newmarket on ~satcr Monday, 1806, for rooogs, tech, half forfeit. The Eysom Races commence on Thursday next. Much sport is expeeled, as 39 horses arc named for the Derby Stakes on that day, and 27 the Oaks on Friday. The Fair at Snmercourt, on Thursday, was sntalltt than usual. There were some good oxen, s#, sold pretty well ; but the show of horses was ..try inferior, and many remained unsold. There was a good show of Cattle on Monday last, at St. Turfy Fair, which sold pretty brisk. The Mack.irel Fishery at Sr. Ive s has bee n p r et t y successful of late. On Wednesday a very large quantity was brought on shore there, compuied Irmo three to five touthand to a b at, and sold from ten to twelve slillings per hundred. Last week a tvornAn was attacked ha the street of ElJon, .by a bull, who drove furiously a; trer, and having forced one of his horns into her head, killed her on the - Ua Sunday afternoon, the I zth inst. Owe per. sons in the nciAhl)tiurhood of Evt•sloop, lii 'Nor. cesfer>liirc, were struA ,ith a fidsit of isght. ping ; one has since recovered hi 31~ht. O:t . 'Tuesday night last na LlK•torc, of o.e West Su11)1k. Militia„was *mining to tne 13,mtcke at li's%ViCh, he was attacked near Hamtiold.britige by thre e men, appealing. to be soldi:er, ; wirer he making a resistance, tl!cy fired a pistol at him, by which . he WiJS wourtdcd in the mouth nod throat. He dismounted from his horbe a n d made his c)c .,p c ; the villains did not attempt to f.illow him, A bur. ton and two pebbles were extratied from his throat. He is not in danger. Mary ,-Itkiiisoy, the wife of Junes Atkinson, be. ing on Saturday se'unight detected it'aticy, some thread from the thread manufaztory ut VI r, Maud, of Shaw Mill, Bishop Thornton, Yorkshire,' went home and cur the throat of bet youngest child, so as to cause its death, and afterwaids cut her own, but is now likely to recover. She is expe:Aed to be committed to the Castle next Week. Three soldiers quartered at Co{cheater, named Burke, APLean, and. Durriti, 'were committed to gaol last Monday, charged with entering the hoot of a lone woman, between fifty and sixty years old, and committing a violent assault with du latent t.i" commit a rape. On Friday marning Mr. Foirre, an eminent Banker in the City, went down the River in a 1 lea. sure boat with a party of friends. While the boat was sailing otf Gravesend it was upset. Ati 'Lc persons on board were saved except Mr. FOOTV, who was unfortunately drowned. Yesterday morning died, its Lainh's Condair. street, the Rev. Jolt :4 5xTNNi a, Wean' of Elm)°, near Stamford. Saturday at Marlhortiugh.street, four journeymen saddle-tree makers, in the employ of Mr. Burges4, Tottenham.eauir-road, were charged with a con. spiracy in the tract:, and preventing Isaac Framer, another journeyman, from working in the said shop. Tile Prosecutor had recently retuned from serving his country, and he sought employ for some tine vain ; at let gth he wai engaged to perfmn a piece o f work for Mr. Burgess. tie, however, was in. formed, by one of the Defendants, of the name a Stanley, that he should not have. eiryloy in th tt shop, otherwise theta would be 4 sulk", la. gess was consulted on the suliktd, and he 11,4 d no alternative but to discharge this tnan, tlup father of a numerous family. It, however, that three of the a:fendeonts had b t,2;11 , .ve Stanley to strike, on psis of their being repof I) Committee of the' r ati e. Strong a- F lication 04:44 made to the C,Mrt, in behalf time Deitodants, by the Prosecutor and the Master io.d three of them were discharged, ou eon,enting to re urn to their work, and pr o mi s ing out to mo l est t h e co:notatitlitut in future. The h ver, cowd nut let the condud of Si.oney pass with turyunit ) ; and hes was commit ted to hard labour, in the Linu‘e of Col.. rectiAn, fir seven days. Thur , ,day seni:ight as a Gentleman wai 6.1) in the ,Calder, at Brooksfuc.t, ile4r 11, IlOrkShi re, ace ,supanird by Mr. Joseph N,y Jot', of . South , ' wrnn, Ole) , 111;:t a very , s-stir,,rottinry wa; Pit! II Iledi tile ut „ dod, the eultoth of iislong. v‘ry „. l3rl,;c w h en 'Art ) oil!, a road ut the lJrgest apec, 4l lottilal tan Its ;it Wai 4V1114 the g is: „ l t e co l ty , ;Ana Veil a stofizt ;d t ftcy c,eu!d cx;ric ite it litnn tilt it. o 7 yt i tx 41 ,114' Cticava