The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-25 00:00:00

~~ :;:e the LONDON GAZETTE, 144. 23, 1805. Gtr the Court at the (2,tiee.4"s Palace, the zist of aruary ISos, Present, Ire KINGI:9- Most Excellent Maje9Ty in This day the Most ,ReyeTelA Vather in God Itor Charles Manners Sutton,, Lord Atelibish9p Canterbury, wa%, hy. COininand, arn of Hit] Majesty's Wlost Privy and wait, phice at, ihe Board ac. raingly. At the COUrt, at the gileCti ° 3 Palace, the cist.of bruary 1805, Present; t.46's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His i'il,ijesty in Council was this day pleased to point :tit Lloyd \Vat - orris, of G '.vJrnan, 17.. q. to be Sheri frorthe tkAnity of Cuttigan, irr..itr.:;ul or hero . Greswohl Lewis, of I.twv.4grovisi, Esq. - • , Ito Intl harries, of Preskelly, Esq. to be 51;crifrof the Comity of l'imbrote, inbteari of Georgel-farries, of Pres.' 4cliy, i.rn. lories Kor,ert, ofStatmne, Esq., to be ,Sheriff of the Coun ty of ItAkinor, insteadof Thomas Grove, of Cwin Esq. ,nd Eits Maje=sty ‘vas also:pleased to make the fol. • • lowing Amendments upon the Roll erbys' 13agsbavv to be William Chambers P.iigshaw, of the Pslixe, lay. • mita. _Wilii..4lll rrloseleY'to 101 m Moseley, of Toils. ffiksbite Fane Chontlq to be lion Chomley, of liousehatti, Domothrketreet, February 22, 180 S. The Kitlft, hal be pleased to appoint• Edward "hottmin, td r be His Majesty's Mini^sier Pie iposenti,ry to the Circle, of Lower Saxony, and Lebident with the Ila* Towns. Whitehall, &brew?) 23, 1805. The Kinir has been pleased to grant to the Ho. ourablepn.l Reverend Edward Legge,-Clerk, Ba. helor - cf Laws, the Deanry of llis Majesty's Chapel loyal in the Castle of Windsor, with the Deanry f Wolverhampton, and Registry of Knights of he Most Noble Order of the Garter' thereunto an. the same being void by the Translation of Charles Mannets Sutton, Bishop of Norwich, ;rte Dean thereof, to the Archiepiscopal See ctCan. ellintrx. , , .• . The King has esti been pleased,,to grant to the lonourable atidlte4e)end Jacob r./larsharni Clerk, ) .ttor in Divinity, the rlsce and Dignity of a Pre. ettclary of His Makst Free Chapel of S. . Grurge', o the Castle bt•Winthnr,.the same being void by he Resignation of 'the Honourable Edwatd. Legge, ;letk. TO CORPL'SPONDIW IS. .......... 'air Carrestand , nt V.1:10 TA S. Will, tvc Impe, excuse. us fur not In 4efr'iiag bts Lens'', as itivotti 0.,q) , exci r te littlest alarm ;'aod 7t,s kave tko sati4teliens of havwing ilia, Govrriaant have adOp l i. cd every regotation aeon rho sublet? that pr;i4.4.1c0 ea,: suggest. MAILS. sk R, v Lisbon, 2 Ptlttiin, 3 Water, l4o . 1)4; R-1 IlUffitanistis t Wiltcribtd. : PRICE 01 STOCKS THIS AIAY ecr rw2LV..I o'cLocig. Consols . . Omnbain • T II E• S tJ N. iscg,am :015 uKtits vAl..aum hupLAt? 4 NDO N, 7,1 t, t: DAv, FEI3RIJARY Z 5, 1805 r , . ' furs - morning , the ConlraClors for the. Lottery waited tipon Mr. Prii, when the tiViCiai were 3.s follow to n arxi, Co. O ' SV 11 0 n and Co, - j. Stvtwit)altr and Co, iksCHA 111310 N and Co. r.s,.ns.KY at4l,Co. Cori, ,stiri Co, 4.,S 1 3 (1 Is iz 9 As 7 1 is 4 6 1 $ 3 9 1 ; 3 4 o nisu alai Co. were cos - acqueni-ly tic-claret purcilviers 'file Lately will comnlence on tiro t 3th nod terminhte'tin the i ‘ vh of J ane ; The iiimibtr Tickos 30,00. • The Nice at which am 4iartry'ii'd;spo'se , l of i sonuadhal lower than the 1,4“; but Is in the in te,lNea number nt l'ieketw (5,000 more), the trzu l hatpin will be snore ativid,to4eous to Cu tii , `t ht. taken by the Miniater, in hit Budget 4he three Ltvietio, wati 250#0001. he aftud profittt have been Fur the First Lottery Se‘end ,'hl £. 120,00 u 146.000 tyo,ooo T"t•I'l 436,000 Being 185 3 0001. more than tht catirakicd rtcfit. tliough relta:Vintly) Tit AT Portugal, now into the power of France, will soon mike common C3LISO With her and Spain ugoinst this Country, is `now very proballe. in-ertion in the Official Gazette Of the gross Librl of the PR 1 'NCI of PE ACE tilsb Country, hJo followed up f)y An Order from the Portugtteso;(rovernment, "'best all Si , a irb Ships, Prigs to 114 Engl;sh, shall quit the Taj4 , s, and that in fu/ate no yid) Prizes shall ahlated."—This Order was issued on the t 2 th The Tclupshendßicket, Dour), which lef Liobon on theloll,lwing day, arrived at Fat. mouth on 'l7horodity loot. p rev iouslo ;he tailing of the Totoisbind, , Lct. tol had been teceive4 at 1:Ioliun from 6.l;raitar; • which stated that the Ereneh Fiat hia from .Toulon, with a nut her of Troops on board, hut its ,estination was unknown. RX'titlG'T•; ur A. LEITEB. TROK AN OFFICRR BE. LONGING TO Tin CHAN/gel. YLEiTi OATED AT PLYMOUTH, ON THURSDAY : • , . 4 , The, St:George, Attar, Speytiate, Veteran, and Eagle, are gone in pursuit of,: the, Rochefort Squa. droll. The Prince of malts CALoEti), left the Brest Fleet on Tuesday, to assume the Coln. •mand nff Ferrol. The eight Gun.i. , ..)4ts captured by the lifelampus are part of 14-ty sail which left Rochefort : the,others separaud ir; a gale of wind. The lilelamps looked iuto Brest last Monday, and counted 2o Sail of the Line and two Ft igates, She, and the Niobe, were so close in, that the shot went over them. Yesterday - morning the ille/am. fiU3 (on quitting the Fleet) re-captured the Bella. tario, 'from Jamaica; worth 40,0001. The sine Privateer had captured 'lB Vessels of the Lizard, four of which ,she sunk,. being in hollast. The Spartiate fell in with a French Lint of Battle Ship belonging to the Rochefort'Squadroo, bat .carrying a press of sail ; the Spriiate carried away her maintop-gallant.mast, and the Frenchman • escaped." The point of communication between the English and the Bristol Channels is still infested by French Privateers. It will be seen ley our Scilly Letter, that a Brig and a Lugger have lately appealed on that Coast. The Brig captured, in sight of the Nand, a large Spanish Ship, prize to one of our Men of War. Our Correspondent a►t Cowes writes us, that a Gentleman who came passenger' in an Armed . Cutter which yebterday passed the Isle of Wight from Jet. sey, sta're,s, that bix Sail of Spanish 74. gun Ships had etreeted their escape, and had safely gut into Brest, where he saw them on Mu.aly last.—We are un able to aheertaiti what degree of credit is due to this statement, but no information upon this subj::a. has yet reached the AdmirAty. We are very sorry to learn, that there has lately been very, severe weather on the Coatt of Spain and in the Straits, and 'a great ntio.ber of Crafi, chiefly iiies, have been driven on shurein Gihr,ilta.r Bay but none of the King's Ships have snared ,t.tt,t.,- tnar, except the CrW,Vin Si . CKIp VV):;.:!i been, wrecked off Catlii, and the Co't: L tr:ili,\ :md Crew taken . - prisoners. The change whie.'n has been:ar;o . loft e*PeCted in the Government of Holland has probably, by this time,taken place, for Citizen Solt itatarit,retoriNcX.. the Representative of . BormrAtvre, ll , .r'..arrived at the Hague to assume the reins , ' of government.— Whatever the intended changes 'may be, they will be More In form than substance ; for it not probable that" the People will be indolgrd with any greater share Cf Liberty, that their 'cont. merce will be relieved Croat those enormous impo. sitions, and those vexatious regulations under which it labours, of that the French Troop in Holland will discontinue that system-of .plunde'r . and insult :n which, they have so long indulged. NotwiLh• standing the gloomy prospect which 'presents itself to the unfortunate Dutch, the arrival of Strrlll4- . i.itii.VENNll.lClf„ has given them rio inconsiderable degree of satisfatlion, fur it has 'relieved them, at least for the present, from the disgrace of hay.ii4; one of the 'botrArmcre Fonily far a Sovereign, it is a contolation to the Dutch It.hooglt Very poor one) to have one of their own Country toen at the h e ad of their .Government, although, in 14,, he is on ly the ereaturef of 130:44wa.tvr E. Thee is no doubt but that the Corsican iUtentled to have invest. ed Gen. .IVloktdcr with the . Sovereig r ay of n p li a sui, either as 'King, or with some othcr title, but that the, interference of the ,71<kno , of 'Paus'.:r has thatt. eeti him to defer the execution of his. elan, we say defer, .for we are by no'inerinsinelined tei believe that hebas given it up altogether. 1n the rresent state of the'Continent, PONArARTF, p.t.1:1;11111 think if prudent so provoke the enmity t the Ku of kaoss/A; Sotirtimst.pPirtliticx has therehne been deputed to eXercise the (Alice of Chit f 1\•1.1g . ist rat e pro timpore, 'under the direaihn of the .French went; and'utuicr , the S;;;ruid/a l ii . of General amt. 1149 NT. A 'Report lkas' reached 1114 Country from Ilul. land, the truth of which it Would give us certat . : 531i5filetiOrt to be enabled to eorifirm.-.—. e Reprt to which we allude states; that up. on - the appearance• of a 13tiii , ,lk 'Force off the Cape of Good Übe, ark Inwrrettion had taken plJee in lhat.COlony, aril tha: the Insurgents had succeeded in compelling the Gc.w.vernor to surrender 1 0 the 'Britiah. it has been 1t. ,. .0wn io some time that a Very great degree -of discontent has prevailed amorg the •Putch Trorp - At thc. Cape, which gives some 'appearance of prob.k'9iilly to . the story, but until we receivc some MOM attttlentic infortultion, we catios give st any •crcdit, - - Saturday the DUKE Of SUSSEX and PRINCESS CHAR toTre Of WALES arrived at Windsor. his MAJ”TY, on Saturday, attended by Gene rals FiTzp,o•v and MANNERS, took the diversion of stog.hunting from Slough : he °continued in the chace about an hour and an half. Saturday the DUKES of CUMBERLAND and CAM bit ippE rode on horseback to Windsor. ' Yesterday the DUKE • of CAMBRIDaft completed his 31St year. Yesterday morning THEIR MAJESTIES, the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Of WALES, the PR INCESSES, the 1)k/mut of 'CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, je- companied by Calm MINSTER, and several attend. ants, attended Divine Service at St. Clecirge's Chapel, and heard a Sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Lora, from the r7th chapter of St. Luke, ver. 17, 18. After Divine Service the ROYAL. FAlttLy took an airing to Frognsore, where lits MAJESTY dined. _ Yesterday afternoon numbers of the company in vitecl to TH EIR MAJESTIES' entertainment arrived at Windsor. Lieut. Col. POLHILL, Commander at Prince of Wales Island,, who lately died at Bundlecund, had been forty years absent from his native country. He was but 58 years of age. A Colony, comprising several hundred Chinese artificers, cultivators, &c. in ORober arrived at Ba. lambangan, under promise of proteetion, and began to build a village. A Letter, from General WELLEILEY, on his re.' turn to Calcutta, reports, that he left the army in . the, Upper Provinces of Malabar in excellent health, and abundantly supplied with provisions, notwith. standing that the Native Powers, but HOLKAIL more especially, suffered the severest want. No less a sum than 550,0001. of the Loan was pal.' up in full on Saturday ; ,and it is a singUlar proof of the state of the City, that.though by the deposit and payment. in full, 2,500.0001. of . Bank Notes were paid into the Bank on Friday, money Was so plentiful on Saturday that Exchcaper Bills rose to a premium. M.ljor-General WHE.TKAM has taken the com mand of the, Portsmouth Garrison during the absence of the Lieutenant-Governor. Mr. PITT cannot please the Opposition Writers by speaking or by silence. They seem to be very much ()trended indeed because he did not answer Mr. WINDXAM last week, though the sUbjett was so hackneyed, that nothing. new could be said upon it, and though it is evident that the System which Mr. WINDHAM condemned is yet but on its trial. The truth it, that Mr. WiNDHAM is tOo . apt to in. dulge his imagination, or to deviate into refine. menu which admit of no solid reasoning, and, there. lore, though he may amuse, he does not excite con. viEtion. Mr.. CANNING said all in reply to him that' fhe subject demanded, and any further observa. tiun from Mr. PITT would have been mere super_ ;toga t ion. - Tile :enemies of Government are resolutely at. tempting to embarrass Ministers upon the anbjed of the Catholic question in Ireland. Their at, tempts, howeveri.we have every reason to believe, rqrbolier aro tov lan. cere in their ohke.l to suffer party-feelings to Mingle. with their cause, ,and have too much good sense, as well as patriotism,. to press that cause, un.,' less there should be full opportunity for temperate' discussion, and such a release from essential duty as will enable ,Ministers to enter into the. question with a solemnity suitable to the impatance of the subj Pet. - The India Company have sent Mr.,SrummtArr to -Broach, with a view to secure to the inhabitants every privilege or advantage whiell they enjoyed previous to their reduetion by Colonel Woooit iNc- TON: This system is not lesi i;olitic than humane, and will tend to consolidate the conquests' of the late war. A new Colony is about t ) be founded in tlu.oEast., ,ern Hemisphere. We learn, by the last letters from Botany Bay, that a iiomber of'Settlers and Conviets hart been removed horn that Parent Colony, and Ninfolk Island, to a new Settlement, establivhed in an advantageous situation, called Port Dalrymple, 01) Van Memo's Land, to the tooth of Bass's•• Sirarra.,,, E.)tablishment in the East, founded in consequence of poiitive instruCtions from thr G .vernmenti was deemed of such importance, that Mr. PATE4sotti the DtPutY-Olvernor of Sydney, removed to Port Dalrymple for the purpose of superintending it. ug 0/I,KitA...--..111e new serious Opera of Et:i. flu, had a full attendance of the tashionable world on Saturday last,, at the King's Theatre, Mrs. Bit.. LlNoToll, though, labouring under indisposition, exerted herself with delightful etreet. The Opera, indeed, principally depends on her, as the Composer evidently resolved to devote his powers chiefly to the display of her greet talents. The two favourite Duets were encored as on the first night, Madame Lsorytiß still continues- to be the substitute for 'Mattame Dcs HAY Es, and obtains very flattering disrinellon. Ile PRINCE of WALES took the lead in applause; and the Dotchass of GORDON, for the filat time during two seasons, rendered her Box the scene of animated cattrurzation, Ttra ATR I.—The - tragedy of Tattered and Sigitounda, supported by the continned attraetion of little Byrn', drew a crowded audience on Sa, turday to Druiy.lant Theatre.. The part of Tan.. trod is by no means the happiesreffort of this ex., itaordinary boy, but be dues as- much in it as his physical powers wilfadMir. 1-le is never very sue. cessful in the declamatory passages, and therefore many of thespeechet in this tragedy were not 4 suited to the nature of his *talents. There Were, however, many bursts of passion arid touches of pathos 'that excited fret atplause, and upon the whole, his per. formance was not unworthy 'the reputation he has acquired. Ovtrord was performed with great spirit and energy-by ELLISTON. PARGRAYR. (rum Cu. vent.gartieu Theatre. 'acquitted himself respettably in Sifeedi. The part of Seglatartnda'was supported by Mrs. H. jottnreoNe, whose person appeared to so Much advantage,' that we the less-perceived any defects in her attiog. Miss BOYeg gave an inter. est to the part of Laura, which confirmed our opinion of her rising merit. • • ' Saturday two svaggoni loaded with specie ar. rived at the Beuk from Plymouth, under th,a usual most. NAPXL NEWS. From-the LONDON GAZETTE, Ft. 23• Admiterlty.Offee, Feb. 23, Igoc' Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant Rose, C onitriatgrOf Bit Majesty's Gun.hrig the Growler, to William Marsden, Elf. dated the isth February, 18 0 50 Falmouth. sta, I beg leave to acquaint you, for the inform ation of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty , with my arrival at this port, with the French Nati ons! Gon.brig No. 593, which I fell in with, and cap tared after a running Action of one hour and a half. From what I can understand from the Captain, ill was one of four of the same class, from Bayou b oona to Brest, commanded by an Enseigne de Vaissoub had on board fifteen seamen', a Captain in the AMY. and thirty-four soldiers, mounts two long twentr* four-pounders •and one eighteen.poundec and four swivels, sixty.five leer. on the keel, is quite never and draws six feet water. -,- e mit 'I should be negligent in my duty Were I to - saying, that Mr. Henry Ellis, Stils.Lieute nint t with the other Officers and , crew, did their diat much to my satisfaCtion. I am, gm •. . • JAMES ROSE , tieutenaut and Comm . .. PLiLitieTti, Fan, z3.—Came in the SPaniill rik; El Rosario, from Vera Cruz,' with coc4ll cochineal, hides, and 280,000 dolla rs ; c* tared' by the tiranie Frigate.l Arrived the Prussian Gallior Der Pride, keit Jersey to Bilboa; with fish, detained by the Naiad ' of 38 guns, , and Hazard, of r 8 guns. Arrived the Sulterton, of D,lrrmouth; CoPtftl3 DAY is from Chepstow for this Port, withtim bet; she was taken by the'General Perignon rrivitcer , of r+ guns, and re-taktn by the Gannet, oft Se , Arrived the'French•G'un-brigs Nos. 169:0117: • and Gun.luggers Nut. tBB and 311, taken Afelamius Frigate and ;aria Cutter. Also arrived the illifierva, of Carmarthen, WI"; from Cardifffor.LOndon, with iran, w i t h 64l° ' of main mast_. ' si Put hick by, strong wind, the Tvrim4tth guns, and Hero, of 74. Gorki Arrived the :Wilford, NV ILL' Ams, frg tu . 1 1 and the Spanish Ship Carol; e fruM I-lavanl4 P • • I p a llo wick sugar anti logwood, captured by lae Frigate ; which Ship h ag ta k e n anotlict foal I place. Piawrixotr FEB. 24.—Yestetday Orgefn the Endjitnisn Fri g ate, Han. Capt. PAGET, ° rive t ; Irt""'" 1, die following Spanish Ships, w hich :o; very richly and valudwy laden :--Ccee / I " gs° Rio de la Plata Attegarasa Register de from Litna ; La Premitta de it, Pat, frc )(n la, Plata ; La Brilliants, from Vera Cray $ ll Jr. : / will specie, cochineal, indigo, Bcc. 'T he m;oi has one million and an halt of dollars °° boat which she t0 , ,1c out of the Galleon. t 1(1 The Thisbe, Captain SHErsAap, has 2 19 0 ' en n , lAd en this day the Ship Thetis, from New Ori el " with a valuable cargo. The Eriitymi an h a" a n toted four mure Spanish Ships during her cr-1:0 and since the Declaration of War, which are arrived. let l The Calcutta, Ore l 's,. TVe., Earl me t ' ,La Duncan, Surrey, Ches rltols, Cejlots, an" oo d :iheit East Indiamen, are at the Mot hetDan" the iiito will sail in a few days, tinder convoy of rrlte 69 0 darters, of 54 guns, Captain Fa.Asiza. J1)1 Regiment, consisting of I too men, conlms!'d:001 Col. BRISBANE, embarked this TllOrning five of the Ships. A 0 There are 102 s lit . of Transports at ,a n' 1 0 0 vicir,i7 of, port, which are ready t o P r co r to tea at the shorics.t . nOtice 4.2 of them 3(e , c fal per-bottomed, for the reception of Tro o p s Horses ; and 15 for Ordnance Stores. . - rse DEAL' ' , F'u. 24._H is Majest ' SIiP ' A tis lilt, rab and Harpy Sloops; LocYtt:t•iMafi b vi't Gr ui 4'511 slant, and Pincher G:un.brigs, came in front a to the Westward, w •t h c:" .Arrived the Lady Warren armed ShiPs ,iviio .voy from Plymouth ; PriitY Lass armed 5141 lof i convoy fromtTalmouth;,Walker, Ralliffr, a n al Eldon armed defence Ships; from PortsO util. 4) A b ' Sailed. His Majesty's Ship. Ardent, O a Sloop, for Yarmouth. .., 4 ,,,A.1 I Arrived the Maria, Captain GassNA - co o' India !Acker, from 13enga , and re" I B 51u 441 1° I O r Da ISDAL E, from Jamaica, and have sa il° te ll rl a ortir m River ; Live y, Captain 13LAIN, 13te a , ,,,.'" t i t , r from Jamaica, and sailed for Standgsts ',lt , ot . id t e i r l . e ci s n i a l r i a p n r t e i l n ,o c r a t t ed Portsmouth. pi , SO the zzd, is the Joseph and ha t ; :gilt:G:64:7i o C ri tlit°3l Inni IVlaster : she is got off the San d ' sn ro der i .", into Margate Roads with the ibis of h er ~pli c 0 ;OF In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Trusty, ;noi, Oct f risius, I mmortalite, Ainiable, C.lstor, C4,, 1 ' 1 111 . , „- ~e 4 : ' Arab, Harp), Cygnet, Spy, Oreste, id _ e r p o h 7 O t' d Speedy,.., Bonetta, Vulture, Devastation, rfQ„,,, Orel', you.atio, Discovery t Hecla, Egpiosion, L a ni -- ,0 ,05 . ,, uun.br. g .„ Lady Warrci, Vretty Lass, an v iiilto i ll !Alps; and Armed Detetwe Ships as lci . i'r ; „ sis or ti l hip, Speedy and 111sry hits4Stoops vital w'. I h Pack „ out his ti With Gott' hiirgt list t Hme ifrp t Co th e loot trik w, evt, kftti be nt (ve n d the k l into 1