The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-08 00:00:00

~MR~lasN~4' wne 1,1 1 11 ) 1411, PthrtLLIMENT. HOUSF, OF PEERS, SATURDAY, JULY 6. - - Mr. Pr..onza. and Mr. AD:or were heard in the Committee on the Smuggling Bill, as Counsel on behalf of. the Inhabitants of the Island of Guernsey against the Bill ; after which further progress was postponed till Monday.' " Lord HOLLAND made a few observations relative to the Bill, but in so low a tone of voice that they could not be heard below the' Bar. He concluded, by moving, that the Judges should be ordered to at tend - on Monday for the purpose of giving their opinions on the subjea. The Lon+ CHANCBLLOR combated this, proposi tion, conceiving that the attendance, of the Judges with refisence to this subjea was wholly unneces harp. The Motion was then put and negatived, Lord MULOR AVE presented several Papers relative to the..qainis of the Duke of ATnoL ; which were or,lered to he on the Table, and to be printed. I.lie new Irish Revenue Regulation Bills were read. , a second time, and committed for Monday. The Dublin Paving Bill passed, through a Com:. mittee.---report on Monday: The Straw Hat Doty Bill was committed and re ported. The other Bills on. the Table were forwarded in their respi:etive stages, and the House adjourned till Monday. MAILS. As RIVIRD-2 Dublin, r WatcrtGrd. .buE-3 Hamburg'', 3 Gettenburgh, r Lisbon, r Dublin, r Wstcriord. PRICE 01? STOCKS TUTS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols. OH ex. div. I Red. Ann. sltii Onmitun 41 pr. THE U.N. &ULZI 4VIS DICLRE YALsim nunnAT? LO N%. O A, MONDAY, JULY R, moti• No authentic intelligence has been received re- spetiing the Capture of Trinidad, and we entert4b4 I cry strong doubts, for the reasons v. e • have al, ready assigned, of the truth of the report. A Let ter has been received from the Channel F:oet, dated the 24 inst. which states, that intelligence hid ben brought by a French National Brig, of the tAking of Trinidad, and that there had been considerl tble rejoicingi in consequence at Brest and Rochefort, appreit,ul t this is only another ver,lon of the report said to have been brOught to Vigo by zz Spa. nigh Avisd. The er c mceat, LyoN, from Tortola, is arrived at Liverpool; Sh 6 sailed on the Qcoth of May, and briny advice that Admiral Ce'ciwAxE wis to wind ward with his own Ship only ; and 11;id cut in a dis patch by the liireur, dated the Nith, requesting that all vosst4s at that Llan:l would immediately promod for, a Neutral Port or for England. It is added, that Admiral COCHRANE also stated, that be had received Information that the Combined Fleet had sailed erom Mariirique, rind that they had eprated, one 41Wirion havin . -; proceeded to attack Jamaica, avid ,the other sonmc of the Windward Lland.4, We air very invivh inclined to doubt the latter Bart of this inCeliikence, because, if they meant to matte att.:oo . upon Jamaica, it is rubst probable that they wolgti'.ol6ploy their whole force, The Captain ft zr, from Smyrna, tic t' J a I.ICCL , .I'o/11 fice.lVlecliterrancan, arc arrived off 'Duver, A I.'lydt. front the: Baltic is artiveti in the Illirer. Tue Frigate, with a part of the Convoy front t > Metitterratir.an, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday Irtst. She hrin3s intelligence th.tt there are six 6p..inihtt Sail of the Vine lying in Carthage na. Ilic:czwrotz, with the Queer and the Dragon/ were crnizing nff Cadiz previous to the arrival of Admiral Cot.t.lr.o:wooo. The „damn was chastti by a Spanish Lino-of-hattle Ship, which wits crtuzing betwcen Cape •St. Vincent's and St. Mary's. intaigence has also been received of the Pt.ft I?rigate 'having been chased by a , Spa-, WI Ship, of the Line which was craizingin .tho 4ay Cadiv.. 'rho Lively manceuvred so as to draw the Spanidh sh:p to a considerable dSstance from the shore, and she Nc;a4 unable, from achtersc winds, to get back again. .In the mean time ral :C0t.1.1 AGW(101) arri ve d, and etTeetually otT the retreat of the Spanish Ship into Cadiz. It was ,supposed that she had sailed for the Streights, and a i p of the Line was detached in pursuit of her. WE this morning received himaica Papeis to the loth ult. They were brought by the ifauti lton l'aclwt, which arrived on .Friday last at Falmouth. She left Jamaica on the 20th May : she fell in, eft , the east end of Jamaica, with the Fleet under the command of Admiral DACREi; he had with him :;ix Sail of the Line, viz. the St. George, (Hercule, Vanallard, Atha, Theseus, and Veteran, besides Frigates. Admiral COctIHANE had Ailed for Bar badaes in the Centaur, When the Hamilton left Jamaica the arrival,of the Combined fleets at IVTartinico was not known; but as intelligence had been received by the curt', d!sratched by , Vice. Admiral etr thc it probable dGstinat;ou, every preparation Lid Wen made for a ,vigorous defence, and no-approlivpsion was entertained of the result of an I ttacii, if the Enemy should venture to make the attempt, • Mr. VxxsrrTAßT has yet resigood his. Office of Chief Secretary for Ireland; but, it is probable that his resignation will soon be 110notulaed, it is not yet settled who is to succeed Lords Stnmouvi and BLTOCINGITAMSIII. Saturday morning HIS MAJE4Y,CeSSeS GUSTA, SOIRIA, and. AMELIA accompanied by Ge nerals GARTII, nTZROY, and Col. I.4;sanow, took an airing on horseback in 'Windsor Great Park, Her MAJEsa'y and the PRINCE3sES Wok auairing to Frogmore. The DutcF, of Ironic arrived at Windsor at twelve o'clock on Saturday. Yesterday morning- His MAJESTY, Plincesses Ao, GUSTA,, SOMA, and AMELIA, aceumpanied by Count MUNSILII, czePCIIIIS PARTII and FITZROY, walked to St, George's Chapel, and heard an ex, ceilent Seroaort preache,l by the Rev. Dr. M AR - St AM ; and after Divine Service took an airing to Frogmore., _ . 1-11 S MAJESTY and the 'ROYAL Emmy will Like their departuro from Vt r inctor on Friday next, for Weymouth. AU intention of deviating from the direct route to that y'atering-plaec, pr paying visits on dm. roa4, ks abandoned. The complaint in Fits IVA itSTY'S eyes is now said to have arisen from the heat and dri , t attendant on the late Reviews, arid that they are much better.— This report must be erroneous, if it be tree, as be fore stated, that the Professional Gentleman have pronounced the disease to be a cataract. in a matter so interesting, as it relates to tilt. first anti most be loved Chara6ter in tine Country, it ih much ID be re gretted that the people in general are obliged to trust to the vague and contradictory nee:mins of the Public Prints. +urc.v it ‘vould be very prnper to relieve the anxiety of the Public by an authorized statemput of the red, nature and eNtent oldie disorder, A Persian Prilic:?, whose . name is SITDI Ax.x, has rfently arrived in tis Country, mcl i 6 under the hospitable superintendance of Earl CAmorw. This Prime is said 'to possess the most engaging, q u a liti es and conciliating rnantwrs. .He is aboat 45 ycar4 of ago, ii , 4lllwri are eharatterhed try the deportment of tl 4 e superior orders ct life, without parade or :itre6t:ition. tignht not that he will receive in this Country that respte. ancl liberal cowl teu4stce whicli, have always rucTkt4l our treatment of Foreigners, whether itt44ce,cl to visit us by distress or curiosity. . The thllowing Estimute of national expellees has been laic before tho States of the Batavian Republic, by the. Grand Peusionary, for the seven remaining mouths of the present year unprovided for, and which, on the, Ist instant, was ;Lied tts follows ; Florins. GellerAi AdMirlilllV3lloll tz3, tc..7 ! lomc Department , 69;,647 Foreign Department 46s.sau Rivers and dykes Z 43,445 Marino 9,765,616 Se g ip6rtli 469,260 A rill • • 1412.35,47 Total 5 2 ~3n1•5 6 . The manceuvres of the Expedition Army, in the Dutch camp at Zeyst, began ()atilt! 16th ult. in the presence of the French General 11 , IAttmovr. it. 'r, it is stated, is to be Viceroy (if Italy; and SALICETTI, hitherto French Minister to the Ligu. rian Republic:, is to be Atlnin, l 4 rate General of that Province, with the same pc,viers as, with like charaCter, are confided to General Mivsriv in Pied mont. The Senate of Hamintrgh, it appears, has declined adopting the measures proposed by Mons. DE, Boy tENNE agaiast the French Emigrants. The Frent Minister to the States of Lower Saxony has issued a fresh notification, that ;01 tish mamilaftures Fussing through Hanover, on what destination soever, trill. he seiAed and confiscated. The Prussian Agent, Gvilend Vox ZASTROW, WaS on the. 25th February hourly cNpeaed.at Berlin front St, Petersburgh, having, it is stated, failed iu the ob jeft 41 his mission thither. Prince JOSErg 13014APARTE is to be appointed Go vernor and Administrator of the French Depart incubi on the Rhine. The lottg-pcmding Twaty or commerce botween France and Switzerland haN at length been eon eluded. The French encampments in lianover are to hroak up the fit - et week. in August. - The French army is to enter Catitlonia 'Ouring the present month, under pretence of aiding in the siege of Gibraltar. . The successes which for a short period attended the operations of flot.tcAtt have vett. occasion to new troubleS in the Southern parts of India. The Poligars, in particular, have, in numerous instances, been encourved to express the hatred they bear to wards our clOvernntont. The Second Battalion . of sop o y g , in. its recent march from 'Yellow. for tile liodams, was greatly harassed by these pc,,, e l e . O ne of their Chiefs, named ANtuT Connelly, atter some sitUrt skirmishes, in which he was be;ttett, took re ti4,e in a ravel fort, and for three days maintained himself with the greatest desperation but being killed by the tire of a 61x/under, which Was planted On a neigilbouring.emiltelice, his tbllowers surren tiered, and numerous parties who were assembling for their succour, in consequence dispersed.-- Our Troops, daring their route, found' several de pots of, small arms .in the Jungles, colleCted by the Polkars. .A7considorable.number of .1-forses, forthe us 2. of lior.xAvt'h Army, were . itt - tereeptki on their route froth Tibet to his Camp, by a body of Robilla Troops. The merchants of Jamaica have fined thin follow ing of (Night for the prei,ent year :—Suglir, os, fid. per Cwt.—Coffee, Vtf. t td. pt.kr galhin—Cotton, in Svroons, Itac . per lb. in Bass, pti.:-ser lb.—Dye Woods, Silt, guineas per ton. Accounts trout Java state, that in September last, a hale body of insurgents issued from the woods, and being joined by others in the capital, destroyed the public arsenals, and did extensive mischief) utter which, they retired loaded with trosum alai army bas been ussaubled to pursue them. Nil N E WS, „Flaw Ike LONDON GAZEiTE, 76'6, ttoi.., • Afinura Jule e, 1805. Ca of a Letter fronfllear Dritr*; to Win. Marsden,,Esq. dated on board Harbour, till! 9th Jone . , 1805. the Trent, in Cork • SSA, " ' This morning arrived here His Majesty's Ship Loire, bringing with her the Valiant, a formidable French Privateer, which she captured four. days ago, as related in Captain Maitland's letter, herewith en closed, for the information of my Lords . Comm,s 7 sioncrs of the Admiralty: • I am, &c. • W. O'B. DRURY. hiis gajesty7s Ship Loire, at Sea, June .25;1805. I have Much ,pleasure in announcing to you the Capture of the Valiant, of Rourdeaux, a French Privateer, carrying 30 guns,, and 240 men; by His Majesty'i Ship under my command, in lat. 49 deg. 30 Min. and long. deg. 90. min. after a very hard chace of twelve hours ; when nearly within gun shot the Mehinipus and Brilliant hove in sight on the weather bow, which obliged her to bear up, and threw her into- our hands about two hours sooner than she . otherwise would have been. She is' rec koned one of the most complete Ships ever fitted Out at Bourdeaux, and is perfeelly calculated to be taken into His Majesty's Service ; sails incompara bly tlist, carries twenty-four 18-pounders on her main-deck, and six sixes. (which. she threw over-' board in the Chace) on her quarter-deck. The Va.» liaiit had been tiventy days from .Bourdeaux, was victualled and stored for a four months cruize ; the only capture she has made Is the Lord charlesrSpen- , cer Halifax Packet. I have the honour to be, &c. MED." .MAITLAND. To Reur;,dr/mirai Drury, Lec. Cove:. ilelmiralty-qtfice, July 6, 180.5, Copy of a Letter .fioni Captain Dashivood, of His liferjesty's Ship the Bacchante, to IYilljam Mars den, Esq. dattd Of the Havannah, May tg, 1805., KR, transmit you a Copy of a Letter which I hava written to.' Itear-Aonural Dacres, Conuniuder iii Chief, giving iin account of my having captured, on the 14th inst. the Spanish Letter of Marque Schooner La Felix, Francisco l ,opcs Master. • I have the Honour to be, Ric. C.,DAthiWOOl). • Bacchante, de the Himnah, SIR, ' May 14 , 1 8 0:1,. T beg to acquaint you, that the Spanish Schooner La Felix, a Letter of Igarque, pierced for ten guns, but only six mounted, with a complement of tbrty two men, commanded by Francisco Lopes, ladeu with coffee and bees' wax, from the Ravaunah to Vera Cruz, was this day captured by His Majesty's Ship under my command, after a Chace of four hours. • She sailqd the preceding evening, and was. per.. Mined to do. AO from her very great superiority of sailing, and is the first Vessel that has quitted that anchorage since the Embargo was laid on. I have the Honour to be, &c. C. DASH Vv 'OOD. Rear-Admiral Dacres, Jamaica. rr.xmou'rut, JULY Liu/gm/on Store-ship (captured in the West Indies some time since) ar rived here on Thurs(lay evening, 'from Jamaica ; left the homeward-boned West India Fleet on the same day in the Channel, all well. Sailed the Vine tie Paris, of Ho guns, the Right Finn. Admiral C.)RNWALLIS, for the Channel Fleet. Arrived the Acosta Frigate, of 40 guns, from a Cruize*off Cadiz ; thr'ee days since she spoke the Anson Frigate, with the homeward-bound Mediter mean Fleet under Convoy, all well. Two cutter Cartels, which carried over some Pri soners from hence to Morlaix last ; .week, returned here yesterday without any Passengers : they bring no news whatever, Its all communication with the shore is stri&ly prohibited. Arrived the Prussian Ship Lanossa, Captain WooLsa, from Dantzic, with timber, 'lke. for the Dock-yard at this, Port. Arrived also the American Brig Mars, of Baltimore, JOHN MURPHY Master, laden with geneva. and wine, detained on the .28th of May by the Naiad Frigate. Sailed La Loire Frigate on a Cruize. - Arrived the Dorset Yacht, Capt. S. BR ABAZON, from Dublin; to refit. A packet of Letters taken out of a Sloop of War from, St. Helena by a Fishing-boat off the Sound, from Rear-Admiral Sir E. Pc ray, w, Bart. from the East Indies, only rg weeks passage, is just carried to Lady PELLaw. The gallant Admiral was well at that period, with his Squadron. Letters received here this morning from the Hibernia, datc4 yesterday, off Brest, state, that Ad miral Lord GARDNER had received a letter by a Cutter from Vice-Adniiral Sir T. Ganves, front off Rochefort, which mention his 'peaking a Vessel, a neutral, the master of which informed him, that Trinidad was taken by a division of the Combined Fleet from Cadiz, arrived in the West Indies. This is certain, great rejoicings were made at Brest and at Rochefort on some occasion, as the Ships, dressed in colours, had fired several royal salutes, as well - as the Batteries. The,acCount also adds, that five sail of the Ene.my'had gone to St. Domingo. Came in the in/he/mina, LUSTII . AM Master, from Datitzic, with timber for the yard ; on the lath June she spoke, all well, the Triat, of Btiqta. BROWNE Master, off the Sehow ; the Trial had parted frotn Convoy in a gale of wind and great fog, the day before, Tike SlooP of War whit t paned ttp yesterday, in a 1.L1) - irs l , .341 li , lanilva 3 packet of letters from Hear-Ado:, PE Wto Lady PIiLLEW, Szc. wa s from St. I ltie. tia, • called- Li Epreave, of 18 guns : she took the Dispatches of Government and the East InciiJ ekai. party from a Frigate arrived there from Cale on Sun en* L e tters froth the Fleet oil' B res t state, that day n ight two Corvettes and a Cutter, with g i Sail of Brigs, Chasse Mar&s, Sze. with St ores, &e. ! or the French Fleet atßrest,gotsafe in,through PV-age du Raz, - although gallan tl y chased by the PV-sbore Flotilla, of two Gun -brigs, with and three Corvettes' Which pursued them close in the batteries.-- a lovY fire They all escaped , a s the batteries began on our vessels, and obliged them to retire. On. Tuesday last, as the Aiglc, of 44 gtllls, CO' the • Worxn, was lying at anchor in the opening of Outer-road of Brest, as guard and reconnoitring for . the day, a French Frigate, of . 4 4 guns, and Corvette, of 24 guns, stood out under a press of 11411 as if to get through Passage du Raz ; anCOI within two gun-shot of Capt. W,OFlclirm.'/.. ordered Up anchor , an d stood towards 0 0 ' , 7: they immediately tacked, and, covered. r I ,rh s retired undar the . protation 'of their Batte r ' es _ A ' Mile then lay-to for a little time, and 0 1 7: stadoll as reconnoitring Frigate for -* Roved. 11 ... P O RTSMOUTH, JULY 7.---Arrived yostw.. , / t , Motherbank, and put ~alder quarantino, tile A OO5 Nlvi"riitghatnei:iecaspit;ipCsiittinicdßeArFj 0 , nfr,.:oymn, :Ili: l lVl l:li ed ues iw tr at : lll ,vi r tc , t : ,are not yet come onshore. 7 0 IlS t ' To•clay passed by the Ship LadY 8 61. ' 64 ' 691 f t 1 3.1% -l ileee l .re e i t hlt a oa , Tn .t it r , o . : lsTs - t ita N il s: y b s : e c .%4 l . l elird S a h oit il t ) oh l eis t u i pel ti t eti Trs,(c) C lio :ip . : l4 . 7 ll let o r o lf"i s eit li o s ;i i , I.Ady Helena about twelve wetlts since with the''' ° Ships DOI' Favourite, Vali Barlow. from New liolland lbokilitLigni rs, I- ----2111 and Eliza, and losimlair• ^71004 The Whaieri ;.tre noW stippo6ed 0 be 4t f i , ,O, of . the Isle of WOn, llemaining. at St. seven China Shipi. SO elt Arrived His MajeAy's Ship ergs ', CIO' . „,,,, from a Cruize ; alt he .11eflivater' , 3 r -ht. iIP.I ' with a Convoy from the DOillg, b tur,C? A f i Sailed yesterday His Alajosty's'Ship N ii to BALSTEAP ; atria the Revenue, Capt,t4ooll°' brig join the Channel Fleet; and the Iderig i °lin' 0 COelt#4° ou a Cruize ; Iticl to-'clay the, Neptelt h , l'i' pa le, for Sunderland ; and JUIN, NORTII0f1.0) 0 ' - h - 4014 When the Mercury sailed from 11'113i:the t , ral aICRE Wits at sea in the,lirc id4 w , t m s ,A4 ll ' G lii : " ter g ar e r, T a i n ze d se s:o l :l ng Fr u i a ; dtieo,Ceinggiaur"vhi'°;f':(°l3if' expeaed to return to Port Itol l i t i I t $O4 O The 4Vorthamberland, Admiral Cg alill'‘ „,,e P I 1 0 0 0 „ t() Galatea Frigate, were beating heir 5 Vl' Barbacloes; where .tho Spartisie, of 14 glin 1 LAITRE,Y,, was lying, , Cooll3l°l . The armed e n flute, eantnred by tilt , arti4ie d Fleet, is thought to be the Serapis. life/oil the Paris , Pape, of their having talu t , i) e 40 1 Trinidad, must be a fabricatiOp.. 1110 t ie/ ' ' ~d, sailing from Cadiz,' to their arriva l ° I i t rt t i r - t lO will not admit of their- having first 01 Island. i sl e fii 1-431!):10s: , R ' &'eft.'7lle7.l-r-siotA'netrvii-Yaer:ll-brlildllss%;tl°rXig Fleet,_ 100 Sail, ond the Alediterronext) fleol t , 130 `-`4.l.ii: hY the latter learu that tb c L oi pOi I , :lect were at St. Helena, and Was esP''''' to arrive, ti t , aO . The tbllowing Si,' i d d jitter; 31i- ps ai c -. . gets from the West hiclies, viz. , 4 tle, w r a : ? aril laraaice—Prince Georg, day ; 144.560. or _ti.dia"r; Q 4012, Ptmlar ; Lord itlelsolli gg s $ l4 i siii ll it Smith ; Si r Ahdrew Hatoood, Mii)°"4l2,„dt i O f ; Taylor, Meek ; CAricburit polling ; Chilteil• P" al eon, Campbell ; Louisa, Thorp i Itobcff' 4/18144r 04 e e r:li d , ,Sevsetr: Bo on—Galco Fliol:Icy. American / rnerican Gentleman t) iii - of Froymati From Erns ' ' rna--stariing, Brawn , t eirrivee '' _ Vin e _ buildjiln7ot,Antlits:,:t,etilicliereo fotrs ar c 0 1' c: 1 ; tour, i ' uti (1 ) 0 are by no means in la state of fa:10000 ' set !" . the utmost misery to prevail all 110131thedte 0 ,,,t of land* :. about 300 Wigs and Settoopers 07...t0t 10 ,71°V1° three days ;Igo, but tho wind ° P- , L''''`, they all went in the following dol. .........- ,s Of F. llie4tY A Livt OV TO, Jv L Y 5 to Its P.'d 6000 iron)" Portsmouth, to give il'st'n/ ;pd Favourite,i LIOI/ the Vessels waiting Convoy hell nor Oporto. - 1 41, 14° Also the Hamilton klirect Pacitat,,.o4°o owl Jamaica, 46 dap passge, On the allYsso o f tl)e she Sit`', Admiral Dhotis, wil.b:!it,Lisit I P ► /'! Line, going into xingiton. riti iw.P"' s ' J.P sailedtioot i f t 8 0 I' sal rabsvdetwoosis, Ttstle3pri?lta b0.74570.,..14- it, ► 4* Cenr, with Mmiral Coooo ° P .119:jsi 0° 1411.T4h•ehoujirotind rafornaonia; Goireerstejivo:r ,IP: . efid Er°' „,it° don, was taken and ogriea into' sailed the Hu 41(tisd sliiprijt' voy for the Downs. 4