The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-02 00:00:00

TO THE ED1TOI: OP TUE SUN. ttnrrea, While the several Countries of Ettrope which have been oppressed or Menaced with French fraterni.; , v t,ttre rejoicing in the powerful Confederation which lea; been roused into .eX.istenee by...the Corsican Usurper, it is to be hoped that they will not resort to the old'gptem of warfare, ion, otherwise, the Re volutionary praaice of Fr..ince may frustrate all their efforts. if We the frequent and sttl tretidous conquests of lirati , ,e in thavarious Journals of their Revolutionary Cainpttigns, we shall find the di'.ef cause of success in it turrullttious impetuous' as sault in iminense columns with fixed ba,yonets. 11 the opposing Army has steadiness enough to stand ,against this Itirions onset, it is by no Means impro bahle that the Revelutienary liordes, with - their real' ferocity and supposed Iteroism, will fly off' like a flock of geese. The truth of this observation is Clearly diseoverahle Upon most occasions where their courage has' bcen really put to the profit: their first carnpaign with the llussianS, who are not 'ettsilv tli bo into that consternation which it is the inain'objea of French to excite; the latter advanecd with the it usual tarnultuouS assault, The Russians, instead o being thrown into confusion and flisght, its the French confidently expected, returned they-push of tile bayonet with determined firamels. The. consequeni,:e tL.:t the l'rench recoiled from, the shock with greater rttctr..ity than they, had ad- Vanccd, awl they (tired to try upon theßus , ians when, may uccalled their humbug nnset any ,01 ,- )ro. A. strikinfr, proof id this assertion Vias parti cularly Switzerlaint ; for when the Russians were defeated by an itrimense superiority of •force, they dared not approach to complete their vtaory OS they hid done with enernies who did not meet their ellbrts with the same determined hteadi 'less, At the of Acre it is universally knoNvn that Sir Stimsv , „vith a handful of Marines, checked the career of a large. Fi . ench‘Army -trader rAtiTE, by. n'soluteiy sustaining the French ' hitt; ug 0111SCL : TIW ceillt' is soon frustrated by. the hardy resistance of nyitoris, whose energy has.gene itlerr.ised with the 'ratio of 'opposition directly c,nt!r,:tri to the craity i - ,u.thuience of the French Re.; tit.ntionary At the battle Marengo this c.llloliOg CcrOOity at attack %vaicentpletely frustrated rhe • pti,, , ,:ress of the battle, though it triumphed c ouciosion undi. , /- the timely aid of .I)tiss.4ltx, f.,1,.1 thi.sfir, , ious rpiset.. 13 Ny hat BONAPARTE Cllit.tly ri,..fies on, and has been 14.'n0 , .vn to ,denominate his , ;rcrttt Of PariSian mob, which hail hem] only diiciptined it) ; two months on the Plains of Chdon, began the battle, ,BONAPARTE urged them, with theia,inal terror of the guillotine, to at ; -• f f :,:eroc,(„aa oh set upco the Adi:;irian vete,, tans: The!. Revolutiointry btinditti advanced with savage yells and the 'most tuchialcht prcipitancy, lint haying tletri.-1' pIU/Aised the .humbug before, .thc , ,y 'stopped short wlul3 they, found that, the Austrians were tiot.thro‘vnitlto consternation, and recoiled in the utreo%t confitsiou, and the slow, and captious taaics of regul.a C,,w - ernment had not restrained the, 'energy of tbe Austrians, -',the Parisian Army, tvitll reeiwt,vin Partizan of Panic, would most pro f— 4,11. coadepriioners of war, At 'length ,;p : peared, With a division consiiiting of expe- , rlerice.l ,iessors iii the art of t hunibu4 . as,sßult, who ha , .l 1, ',riled NAPA f!/valoty, and-- rushiu rward upon the .Au malt and con if, the Anstriati., , .•, • tt;',t1 , .!:•..,, anti :'iti lianoc.flTh , J; bayo—' t;. proba- . lily have tioj:K7s hand, .-40er-• ; • ;“"i"e ; ~• audio /1. :• ' W 11(:), !i• ,', fitate .1!! • c,,1! was, th.ii .H ever 41...n,r; 4...;:.,•i0i,;•, , ,;;; 050,00111, tneknoraLle and tql:!.(t Sci,NeEit, at '.'tot Hl.,riGuihted by 11011 lii ' vi VillfpOse front trot' of Alt the . 11 31, 1 )001 0 1ty to t; of koavvioil Soi•tiorB, w,Otilat.; iti.h•aoccd to Tiw et : hot O,H who '.'., : 1, , H. 4 viirt4 l , ,e, fled wait the o. , ,oviieno.mk-,it ~• the 4,i Pant ;-, ;•, , • onnti, of , • . ;tit • , - , :ieC,r(q PI 10040. fit . peirm, •• . • • , :•1. I' 1I r I' , 1". i1H , 11: he a:, : , 1111 . f.it V,))11' - '11 ' ''•• 5 . ' • t '!' :I'lll AJ; , „ by a • , • , •iii• ~ rill ,• • ~,, ;ft Of • • H OW e*/(kitinZl3 , ' :• • • by con:Ader '' •' • !ed bv Revolutionary C. tCIIIIIVfarCI! C Vet): 11 j'. l, tl' 3, Wh ir+ is atialoaous , • • 1 1 '1 t • enterprzes ' :I'4 .Ifoi4 cod- v 11),„. 0, , i<4l i.ei tar tatchinsco. stitution, commerce, social security, and other prinf ciples of It!gitimate Establishments ; but it must, however, be observed, that such hazardous efforts are only sui4ible. to Revolutionary Power, for if its impbsing system of wartiire be once fully detected and firmly resisted, the Qovertiment that employs it must in the end be inevitably overthrown.— Jura V 6 G/KSAIt gives to the ancient French or Gauls the same charadier which is still descriptive of them He represents them as impetuous in assault, but wanting constancy in resistance ; and he intimates that it was not a manly but a feminine impetuosity, that recoiled froth the Roman Phalanx with the le vity of water rebounding from a rock ; resembling the fury of a village'cur, which will bite those who run, but run from those who stand. The boasted secret of victory should be well understood by the Armies who are employed to check the progress of &reach ambition, which threatens the existence of Legitimate Governments, and the extin&ion of SO cial Life. Bence may civilized policy and hereditary . power remain secure, the Liberty of. the Press may he maintained in every European State, and the hti , man mind proceed in the attainment of that know ledge Which may most essentially tend to the pre servation of society and the happiness of mankind, ihtITANNIcuE MAILS. Amu vLo—t Uublin. Du E.— I Hamburgli, 3 Gottonburgh, Lisbon, 2 Wait:4l6rd, PRICE .►t' STOCKS . TAUS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Con - - cS T ll S UN. $01.17 , 1 QVIS DlcKag rALsIlt4 4UDEAt ? . LONDON, 'WEDNESDAY, OC'4Olllll 2, 1805. A.T such a momentous crisis as the present, it is not at all surprizing that a groat variety of centra di(tory'reports should be circulitted respeti'iling the proceedings and dispositions of the Continental Powers : route Of these reports aro evidently film cated iii this country, and others ibunded upon pri vate Letters received from the Continent.--ale sub jeet upenWhieh there is the greatest diversilyof opinion, and the most general anNletY, is the part which the Kira of PauF.,siA will take in the approaching Con test. it perfealy well known that Prussian Majesty, in conformity with that system upon which he has long acted, has repeatedly declared his in tention of preserving .a stria Neutrality. But the turasnal bustle of military prepanition which has taken place throughput the, Prussian Dominionsi has led to an opinion that his Majesty.means to take an naive share in the contest ; and as there seems to be . 'very little doubt but tint the : EleStorate of Hanover will he occupied .by Prussian Troops, it is inferred • that' he' is disposed to throw his weight into the ;french scale. ,: "Without pretending to any more knowledge upon this subjea than what 'may be colleeted from public sources of infor motion, we think there is at present no ground to the Cabinet of Berlin will depart from .its yaein Neutrality. iWith•respeet to the oc cupation 01 ifan9Ver by Pres:sian T11)0pg, w have al reldv sated, that we have no doulitbut that it will take place ; but we do not by any tue.nis coasitler it as ;:to indication o,t . act ii?tc.•ption to take part with France, 11 Was very obviothly the interest of Prussia that the Fri:nc'n should rianover, and we have reaLon to ic; '“:ve that dietabi hetof llerlin has fa seine t hue, earuestly prsecl lioNAeatcr V. 10 WitittfraW Trosiyi from Out EleJlortite, :and that the latter has only consented to it Ivor) condition that it nholld be occul)wo by Troops until 1k Litt should he lina4 deterinined by the result of the : , present Contest. We theretbre consider this step on the p.ta of : his Prussian 'Majesty, not as a proof of intentiln tta jolt the French, but of (mist ear nest (le..lre to keep the War out of the North or Gerown,).. With revet''t,to the rOilitary pripara tions of Prussia, it iippeari to be a measure shut IMA- CleiWe would' naturally stvggest, i.• 4 a time when all Vinfi'pe artus.--11 has been said, thit the (it' RusstA has intimated to Ilk Pros he timnst take 3: dcbkiVO P itt in tia; that if he does not join the Allies, tio be eonsidenxti . as:, having - sided with prillice."l'liis story ;is sta plidently Of Fec „ d , f.,. i b r i c •Atic nl , anti, is io GhylOtt4y, al um!, that it ,:,umot require; any 'Serious refithition, But if there L i no leaSoll t() suppose that' Prussia will take pat with Fratiep in tlx contest, we confess I.ite see 1406 gr ou nd t o , hope that she will join the Allies, lly: ; *aintaitting a Str4'.t Ncutr;ility site will preserve de,::: , ,ree Hof iinpqrt,ittce with relation to the Wlkh prelithly be too flattering to the of Berlin for it to he induced to enter tilt.o ith her , aecatinatird c',:iutions,,poliey,tit ill prolxihly wait tin eircuinstdo4eii, and a& accordingly., IT i stated in sorno et the :41()rnittg - Papers that Sir JAMPA eltA to had, sailed font 1.\131t.,4 ‘rith con , dderible body of ',l`ronty; to join the Et4i;,htlii at (: , 01 , i,a, w c . d o wi t tipou wha 11111101'4 thi s tatetirent has h0..,n made ; certiinly no 9n;e:al ildvices have been rect . /I'ol upon the talbjeA, Several Iloiders of the Loyalty toap, not l'ltrJ;ll ,, , it ceavenient. to accept the otteickl vernment, in lieu of it, for its redemption, required to be paid off in money. Mr. PITT, bad therelbre to provide for 521,0001. the sum necessary to dis charge the whole of the Loan,on band. Yesterday morning Messrs. Gotnsmtrt, Sir F. BArti-go, and Mr. ROBARTS (the Gentlemen who contrac - tcd for the last English and Irish Loans) Waited on Mr. PITT, to make a proposal to advance the sum re quired, on the same terms refused by the holdorss of the Loyalty Loan, namely, to receive 17M. itis. Bd. in the 3 per Cents. Reduced for every 1001. in money ; which was agreed to. The payments are to take place RS follow : 25 per Cent. en the 24th Odobcr. 2s Ditto, nn the 22ti NoviAnber. so Ditto, on the 3I January, ISA. We are sorry to learn that Licutenant-Gcneral PETER HUNTER, Lktlttnlallt-GOVallOr Of Upper Canada, died at Quebec on the '2 tst of August last. The N. S. Da Lapa arrived at Limerick yester day se'tinight, in fifteen days from Oporto. Four Masters of Ships, from Antigua, captured by the Spanish Squadron., and latidcd at Vigo, came pas- , sengers in this Vessel. Just at the instant whoa Sir ~Rottmr CALnca joined Admiral CoLuriuworm before Cadiz there were fourteen ships of the Combined Fleet, J4/1 of tioopc, getting under weigh, to leave that harbour. Their departure. as of course stopped in the very critical minute. Yesterday morning, about half past ten o'clock, the Dolce of C.ottottnok; arrived at his apartments in St. James's Piece. On 'Thursday their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK and CAMEIUDGE arrived at EaSt Bourne, and dined with a sele6.l number of the Nobility at the elegant mansion of Lord G. CAVENDiSH ; and; on Friday morning, the CommANDEtt-IN,Cna.v, accompanied by his Royal Brothers, the Earl of eItATIIAM, 'General DoN,"and several other distin guished military character , , reviewed, on Beitchy , head, the several Troops encamped and in Barracks and cantonments in that iwighbourhood. The day was very tine, and the evolutions Odle Troops pre sented a very grand sight to a great number of be, holderi. Among the Company present we observed the Duke and Dutehess, of Doustrr, Lord WHIT:- WORTH, Countess of crta,Turtm, Lord G. and Lady Ce4VEPIDIOT, LadiCALTlMitrji, Lady BARRINdTON, Lady PAGET, Lidy LowTtm, Sx. _ Crry Br sixEss.---A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday cluildhall, at which the Lord Mayor, Lord Mayor Elea, t,t! Aldermen, Recorder, Sheriffs, and City Officers, attended.---The Court, on inspeam ing the Returns of the Mealweighers, ordered tho Price of Bread to be raised an assize, which will take place from to-morrow, when the Quarteru Loaf Wheaten will be sold tbr ts. td. and house hold I tid,---The Thanks of the Court were unani mously voted to tho Rev. MANLEY WOOD, M. A. Chaplain to the LORD Mayou, for his excellent Sermon, preached on Saturday, the 2tith ult. previous to the election of , T,ord Mayor.----5,001. Orphans' Stock was drawn off, and ordered to he annihilated, and the Chamberlain was direaed to give six months notice to the several parties interested.----The several Precepts for Lord Mayor's Day next were ordered to isstle as usual. l'hursday evening the Bishop of BilisTot, very nar rowly escapel b6ing shot by a ball from a pistol tired Lower.College-Grech, Dublin, by a boy who Was amusing himself therewith. The ball entered the dinirq-room window - . of the Palace, and took such a diration as would, most probably, have ter minated liia, Lordship's eNistence had he not provi (let nially from his scat a f ew minutes before. adviees front the neighbourhood of Antrim, we hod that the late good has done cOnsiderable damage on the banks of the Six -mile Water, and on Oady River. Fcn the last bo years a greater good* 11;14 not been, known : a Bridge on Chicly River, and JJ a dwelling4tone adjoistitig, have been completely carried away, and the great Bridge on that River, near Dimajry, is '.su.ruuch damaged as to be don geroas, to pass. ri.'wo arches of Kolis Bridge haVe, it is slid,' been demoli,1101; and hay, oats, timber, and household furnittire, v.'ere seen to float down in one pr(olll,;ctions ri! C is much to he feared the accounts from other, parts of the country ~~rill be found equally distre!sing. On Friday sts'oniht the past -hay conveying the 'ail from Clonmel to Limerick was robbed be tween Cashel and Tipperar: : , of . the bags containing the letters thrTipperary, lamerick, The Aschbishop of l'itiblitt is so dl that his re covery is • despaired r,i : Dr. Kii,4lo•l6lY,'Provoit Of. Teinity College, , is mentioited as his probable s uc-, c,or, Chu Moody the follnwing accident happened at: Charing, frs , ..:ait. GEo., GaLNvir.LE MARSHALL, !. out partridge. shooting, and reaching over the muzzle of his grin to gather some nuts, the picee untorttmattly went off,- and he Was killed 111)1)11 the spot. At Cranbrook Fair, on Monday, hops sold from RI. to 81.. los. per ewt. Thero Was hut an indifferent show of horses: at York MichaeltnasFair last week.: many detlers at- ten and earriagc , -lioi•ses, gneh aA wt re ft for the ',truly, we re readily bought up at good . prices. lln annual fin slot k runlet held at Newark on Wednesday last wit.; supplied with a great number of fat Cattle, A large quanlity of eiteese was also brought: to market : New mill sortvd at 65g, but in tit idternoon et.', - 2.ral good dairies were sold at Gos. and 58i.: ht r cwt. ! .1 in. harvest in Germany k vet* abundant, but unitsually bicliAvard. A v,:k!cl , :: 'since the wheat, barley, and ogs w0n.... every where standing—the rye only bad heel, g,rt in. So destrail‘e has the stuall-pox lately proved at t o .1 and six ty -eight persons,chietly children, have''ilical in the course of twenty-eight days only A, man was et nviaed before the Sitting Ma gistrates, at Sliietlield, yesterday seltniglit, in the penalty of twenty shillings and costs, for throwing crael:ers among the shetti e ld Volunteer Band„: on the DOI in:A, after their return front duty at Don caster. T,tomAs Rustrrox, of Macclesfield, lilts , pr?)cart'a trOtil on- potawe, this year, on Dean's '- , 1 iic;.tr Oil( town, the astonishing nvinher of t It ttairti rated forty-three, the wej4ilt of 'which. \ lb, fi- , , ivArdt N 17, IV s. _ . ---,..... 1 rLvior Tit; SEPT, 30 .---.A.rriv ed the Santor ' LOVES,' from Sr. Petersborgh, with hemp and iroa ; , theilltioll, T-JEBEARD, from St,Petersburrh w ith do.; i = the lienori, WAy-000n, f ro m Ri g a, w ith timber and, deals ; t he Prussian Ship Success, STEINFELOT, ! , ,g from I).antzic, Ntfith ditto—all for this Vat; their -American Ship Fame, Capt. Hasa,' .GenraiiY, frota - .;:l , ~e , the Havannah, last from Rhode Island , with suit -- .. 1 and logwood, detained by the Lord Nelson Vrit;ateer, '' of Guernsey ; the Constant Packet, :ISLAM] , ;I', frOrn .L"rse.: y,. With cycler 3 the Lark, J 6..N1F.i 1)0131.,ti Alaster„ *ern Dantzic, with deals for this rert; the Nz.L:oii;:l3.:ll3ldirchilieitionn.:, 'l/4ANriti,:.irs.lt.,,,Rt:sz,i:,-iti.rhoirn)lasulit, ,pftet;;:ir,:bOurAgiti: Sailed !Lis :.\..l....ijety's Ship Topaze (boring At- nnr.l7.&a:.-Itbsmes Flag) for Irzland. Arrived the Swedish Ship Gustall' 4,1,24 h, I..dea naval store 1, from Sweden, hound to ur eic detained by the. /ictsey l'rivateer, of Gaerniey. °niers came down this day for the Boiford, 74 gulls, late 4 Prison Ship in liameaze, b at now ill • dock, to be fi t ted up uireaty as. a Do ~ ',N ; N Ship, an d att(o)(pu;:avriit r sli,: l ir t ey o;' ii ‘ i V i iiiy !; tu t u o tt i t ) l e t , ti t t o te l d ie Ns ot t l i ' i t i l i t ; r a r l lZ l ::: tatriia,; .the purpose of detect:elrel7l;ildete.3ci :Linlii:ilit;tv;l\''''ll'uk': 1 about too men . ; and if eecasi„„ rolaire,,, siv.is to lle fully Inatitted with the 5.a-ti:tieibles on thit lot of the Coast. There is a Flea now in the Ottinti viaildv\" ~ ..- . Channel, but what they are cannot be o t tle, eat. . Captain BAuDIN, of La Topaze, o f 44 VW, O N at Lisbon, is quite wro4; in his ht:ltelttellt, Of t he stead of the 4ramemnott, of ti , t • , it wa3 the Go/iath., p 'e o v i c il f f a '. a . 7 i rip il ietie l . , , ti n '.- t t us ' t-e'l‘:(llh,g‘iiu.tivaacdlliisr°tiso°l.ll.l:ttN:l‘.l:eelicroFt.‘ktrvs'a,ercellii'tic:cilitittipl\ci itlisttitalrlrceied:dtret ir.L:aital)ifill Nl:4llli\c''iitcrtuil;.ll,'*iet';.:ll':::::,ot' Pr°hablY made a prize ot L 4 TOPaZe, of 44.0'' a jasiti,w,se,li;,t.obegutlltlisr:litC,. tehrid.e(t;tiel;i.,,l:teit :,,,,, , net been afraid of the vielation Qt . the neatr4lll°l the. Coast of Portugal, our good aild faithful Ally, which they Were close 111 NVIIII. WS boast of his cse vi volunteering to board the British Line-,of-b.ittle St as i? : whic c h a eed him, isetinally ridiculous, a.; the 13 st of the as have . proved themselves th 6 and 1 ; 3 : War as .contpletel/4rit dashing., bearding, and c' lli ', is out, as. any Ship's cot-aptly in ilt.e British NOY . ' l , l'itl.::.:l:esiiii3lll:4aelc'sal°°)lCttlral BPotStgieltleie:ll::ka'plale44r(ifidesEtien;(:)Bv°sif:la.ertin:Pti.°,riltil24:9:t°llll.---u°1"I'; Wi31.14.6 POETSYyI9I/T it, Ot.:',E, 1.--,-ArriVed. Hi s ' 'fete, Capt. ra ,-,-ALuot.l,„ froiu Idle f..asof,os' to convoy the 44th and 87t h llegirnents iliti to Pibr'itid Plt li Lord Iloap FITZGERALD (br'Other Offiorqi a' tla LECA.LE), AtUb3.4 StirlOr totW Court o f lA 4O ' rived yesterday to take his passage .to Li sll '' llll 0 a usfi the Aganieni;oni. of l i4 guns,. Sir Eowtotn PP-- iiip ,, which will sail to-morrow tuorniug,f o'' ) ,- S t o laden with cabbage, potatoes and:; carrots, fur fier use of Lord Net,sos's Fleet, will c art ' ler. , 0 ; (.1=1:1.d7:vlietlitle111111-II:itirlbriiioter It'lL'iii!s°lneto(rit3tittc;gS,PoP-,')) -'. IA v r el P°rnrilY fitted, to go w die River to he rqall'6ll'ig Comniission. ' , - RAJ TwoL A Al s D TII:d k : I s f lit'. Leitstern .1(o: r .,, , from Vatitzle, ,r, Brotho-s, ---- amid ' ( !,',,.. s/..,,,v6 001 'JP, derland. . , 'dt.)?:..:/, His Majefit.y:o'sgmb:oTptoikentd): j e c tY: , Capt. lons " 11 ' l . il. Oct... — ~ ,,I , o ' ,- yr DLL, . `._..Sailed -through the 13 9,,Tik'ir , ' '.- .5,41P--81ar, Copt. BorTN - t F., for NeW South Air ,0-.6-.0 Arrived time iL'rnit Gun,brig fOrti'st Crd'l',e,:i, remains in the Downs with the Ships as 1) 01: l' . EN', 0, IDIS'ItIIItiTION OF Pit17,1•:.N10.1',Z,0,11)pid,.., for ou r zati)anti,r,e.,:tottlit,Co.nlpaoy 01 ills id;J:j.,,ll, s i . tli ~ ,!171, :illo r her, 1804, on board, on. NtiticiatarLrigvi:elnollitilc.v.!'ll'llirt; ii; l' u ,: i ir ,, every t: NiQrldaY.,and",Chnrsday alterwarti,, ~t ill,: IL:d I," , ....g.11.-strect, rorimnouth. . ~ Ol4. 1° the 41, f )itlic„...L'" and COmpany or rii9 Nl.l.jeo'6 ,'lift gyp. ...4 to,: ‘..apture o f the CA thAri)ia tkr3fl"4 0`,,,01; drober, 1799,. ost Ttlesthy ne33, at Is' d• IS, Cielt", pi.J'f', or every Tootday god t rld ,y afterwhAfi, ~at rho` ,• 1 ' ~.'',,,;la lt,': To the Oificuri WA Company of His. MojesY,','„-tit lot/ It1::10(iiii: Ltvb,tlttiie C . , t)t u; e of tll,nPostil.inotc:;,lltt,i,,,,eiloki:; uneettrial Ill'YrllViltitiet3titicrelzsT:„,)i)4lfter ' , I 5 t''3 - ( 1 0 11 or every Ti i t c:;day god ithiay aftcrwaris,- at No. 1 3' '' • Inn. ' ~,,„ ,boi 1.4)t114 "'cgs anti Coiniviny of I fis Nl,ileiitl'il; -1,44,`;0,i, Grow ier, for the Cavturc, cr tly.: French (;1111.01,,r.d.iia! Ike lull February. 180 i, a lil i the Pinttacei 1'440. Vi'ooolllo, the zstit Mare), i . , oo hoard the Gros,Vler, '.tt ' Of at NO, 22 A rond.l,st ret. ' ' ........0111010r....... , fid Wit S l e li l ti "era t I 11:41aUs°t: i t'::l, l v l idPagylg.r.° r''l.l-til:eeyl3:::ilitlici:LiariCi:;:ilj..:,:'lllll)l on the I.ljtli, under convoy of r ime "-Iloilo I",'','";,:;-ofit4 parted, comity four days afterwards, in tlyes,‘'iti, d!. weather. On the following day they left i,n 1 , ,,,.. 1 4, 1- T. dintarant he Brig Cutter, C,. pt. Haat:l.l,lol_ 1 pico the Naze, who, ill the most itatatsoute ruatil:l`4"l.lo,o the vessels. under his protetifot, aotl. hrtnr-, 14,P4, to the litztober, actor w'lth;h he returne,l tu 1403.ti1e tion. The Captains speak in the highest t el -11 i• the attention and eonduet of Cat. lia 101.0,,,:i00„r,01, rest of the Fleet it is supposed hod pt . tt hill! ‘\,,,,,1 lir t W 6 army intppy to lento tii'e lioddi,'l,gl.l,)_?:, 11101)°,, dii:bnitesianatl6la.nivesoiil cit,'Eili.)lli„yc,,Ttu:A:;::ii.,;;,l!lrt::l; !,',.::',ri,,,,,,,„,,;:,,ii,:Ab1'i sit:1110W Water, where, her cog() v;i,1ig,.,..`,',,...,,,,,, o,ll' got at iitid Jeri itnntediately.- ~:t_':,,lii, \i ii t ic: undertook the ex.periment, it , lintstili',:,,,,'„st 80„o ft 10,0001.ns the ship was one 01 l'',. coo-wr, ;11l &Innen, and thlly laden with ~ ;;1 1, 53 .3, , cktiwr heavy and valuable article,,,