The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-30 00:00:00

, •• • Meg folows a ProdamatiOn issued 4 iftdt the I p*;which we gave on the 20th inst. CIRCULAR LETTER TO THE•RISTIOPS AND • DENTS OF 'TIE 'CONSISTAY. Austerlitz, Dee. 3. . , Mishap of the Diocese of The signal victory . • which has attended our arms over the combined Armies of Russia ~ and Austria, commanded by the Emperors of AUSTRIA and IttisstA in person, is a visible proof of the prote&ion of God, and requires • that snlemn Thanksgiving be celebrated throughout the whole extent of our Empire. We hope that such marked successes as those we have Obtained at Austerlitz will induce our enemies , at length to give up the perfidious counsels of Eng land, the only means that can ensure Peace to the Continent. Upon receipt of these presents, you will, accord ing to custom, sing a Te Deum, at which it is our intentioti that all the Constituted Authorities, and our people, assist. This being the whole obje& of our lett& We pray God to have you in his holy keepi ng , (Signed) iIULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. DEC. 17.-;41Ie Cannon fired yesterday at tne P. M. announced great news. In the hopes of hearing the 3 Ist Bulletin read we Went to the Thea tre, aut,our libpe was not disappointed: The .representation of iphigenia in Auti 4 had just begun, and the audience were applauding this al lusion : • , Ntais qui peutdans sa Course arreter ce torrents Achille va combatre et triomphe en cOurant. when a 'Civil Officer appeared on the stage, and caused the A&or LACAVE to read the following : The day after the . battle of Austerlitz, other- Wi se called th e t h ree E mperors , hi s M a j es ty went to leis station at the advanced posts, and received there • the E T Peror„ a' of Austris visit. The conference of the , two Monarchs was long and amicable itl ",cts 11. looking at the wretched hut in which AII° LeeN received him, could not avoid expressing nine surpris e , ,, You see," said our Emperor, ' laughing," these are the Palaces in which you have made me lay for two months."--" You employ Your time too well in them," replied the Austrian Monarch, " to have cause' to reproach me." The conversation liaving tuxned upon England, ..Fitatvcis the Hd. testified his deepest indignat i o n .against the infamous policy of that Power:--" They ale vile traders," said he several times, " who would si=t fire to the Continent for the sake of their trade; I renounce their alliance for ever." That prince, •encouraged by the frank and open fir of the French Monarch, having asked that the tirtperor of RUSSIA should be included in the Armi- I will shew you," said NiooLgorr, .“ that his Army is' entirely surrounded, that to-morrow' perhaps, it will be in my power, and besides, nothing guarantees to me the pacific intentions of that Prince.—" His intentions are in coinforniity with my own" replied FRANCIS IL " be shires my hatred and contempt for the English Government—in short, he Wishes to withdraw." Well, : since - you are his guarantee, I desire nothing better than to he agree able to the EMperor ALEXANDER. I will open a retreat. for his ArMy—but I, will have him retire iintnediately—let turn evacuate all the Austrian pos sessions, not only in Germany but. in Poland—let him march. back, by fixed marches, of which I will g i ve hita the route—let no extraordinary levy be made in the States of that Prince," ,Sce. Bce. in Consequence of his generous disposition, his •t iVia iestY sent his Aid-de Camp, General SAVARY, to the Read-quarters of the Russian Army. Intro duced to the Emperor ALEXANDER, he was received with the highest consideration. , The first words 'spoken to him by the Emperor ALEXANDER were a tribute to the genius of NAPOLEON. " Your EM- P er & has performed miracles---the day before yester . • d4 Y C overs him with immortal glory." Then; enquir lag the details of the rine manceuvres of the Grand Army, ALEXANDER :tided, " You were inferior in //umbe r° , and every where your attacks were sue " It was the fruit of experience," replied the French General. " His Majesty has already fought thirty battles like those of Austerlitz • 4 " And • I," replied the Russian Monarch, " this is , the first in which I have been--I have ' never pre . tendedto-rival nottArAtt.rx—he is a very great war , / 10 1*--; 7 he is really predestined." When they came to the subjecl of the Message, ALEXANDER asked what the French Emperor required of him—;-then, if his person Was, safe-- 7 Yes, Sire," replied General SAVARY, " your • person Is safe, .though, - at the moment I am speak ing, your Army is already turned. If your Ma- iesty explains yourself frankly, I guarantee yonr re treat," All the conditions of which we have spoken above, 2 1 3 Pear to h4ve been consented to by the'Emperor - of Russia, who, as well as the Emperor of AU6TRIA, expressed himself well satisfied with the French Monarch. Amaistice has thus bow ceucluded between , . . tbil 'three tower's, and Negotiations for Peace will 'norbe dilatory. The French Emperor hai ei himself in.a strong manner upon This latterpoint ; and in order not to be any 'tore deceived, he keeps provisionally be had taken and was going to take: ~that is, almost all Upper and Lower Austria, a part of Bohemia, Carniola, the Tyrol, the States.of ye n ice, &c. Cries of nve Empereur, and the warmest - dits burst from all parts of the Theatre as soon as 'this admirable news was read, and there,Was not one of the audience. who did not think himself trans ported to the age of enchantment. MAILS. ARRIVID-•-I Dua-3 Harnburgh, 3 Cottenburgh, 'Abbott, I Dublin, 3 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT wrLvt o'ccoerc. Consols - - 61 60ii I Red. Ann. - 6 01 39 T H UN. 1191.4 M QUIS DICSAL `7ALSUM "AUDIAT L. 0 ND 0 N, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 186.6, We were this morning favoured with a Copy of the. Supplement to The Argus of the 17th : its con tents will be found in out preceding Columns; and it is with sincere 'concern we add, that they are in 'a great degree confirmed by the French and Dytth. Paperi which reached Town last night.—The former are to the 19th instant, the latter to the 4th. We lay the Detaib before our Readers,leaving them to draw their own conclusions. We shall only ob serve, that the statements are entirely French, and are, therefore, doubtless greatly exaggerated. The faa of an Armistice having been concluded, we are compelled to admit, at least as far as . the Documents . before us go ; but the attendant circumstances-still femain to be explained through the medium of other and more corre& sources of intelligence.--- We anxiously wait for the arrival of the Hamburgh Mails, three of which are now due. The foll Owing is the substance of the term; of the Armistice, dated the 4th, as stated in the illoni teur of the i6th instant : THE ARMISTICE, The lollowing are the principal stipulations : the French Army is"to preserve its positions in Austria, the Tyrol, in Carinthia, in Bohemia, Itungary,. /1.7 e. &c. ; the Russian Army •is to retire by a route and by marches pointed out to. them, beyond Austrian-Poland, in s days, and Callicia in a month. • The Austrian Government is not to make any levy of • troopi in Bohemia or Hungary. The Armistice is to continue till the conclusiOn of a sep." Tate Peace-between Austria and France:, or till the rupture of the Negotiations now carrying on to that eiko.t. A notice of fifteen days is to be given of the Lict,trinination to break the Armistice. This Armistice is stated to have been agreed upon by the Emperors of AUSTRIA and IZRAIICE in per son., and that the Emperor of RUSSIA. was subse quently included. \V again observe, that the whole of the state* ments which we insert are those of the Enemy. WE were favoured this morning with the perusal of a Letter from Jersey, dated the 24th inst. which says, that accounts of a very recent date had reached that Island from the Freneh Coast, which state, hat the French Armies had suffered very serious re verses on the Continent. The particulars, however, are not mentioned. Saturday morning the PRINCESSES took their usual ride in Wirdsor Park. The DOKE of YORK arrived at Windsor on Sa turday morning, on military hushiess with His MA.. MTN*, and returned at halt past four. Yesterday the ROYAL FAMILY, accompanied by General FITZROY, COL TAYLOR, Ladies ELY and C HANLEY, went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a Sermon byDr. HEATH, from the 4th of Corinthians, add 4th verse. We have the pleasure to announce that the Da chess of GORDON is arrived at her house in St. James's-square. American Papers' to the Toth ult. arrived on Sa turday. The American Government have resolved to employ in the American Seas the Frigates which lately returned from the Mediterranean, and which were ordered to be paid eff.--:The Congress and Con stellation Frigates, which had proceeded to Wash ington, there to be laid up, have, in consequence of counter-orders, returned to Hampton-Roads ? and were, on the 22d ult. on the point of sailing on a, cruize.--The Adams had sailed, and tour, other Fri gatel were under ontlers to follow. These ;Arrange ments are generally understood to have resulted from the difil.rences existing between the United States and Spain. On the 24th there was a Meeting ofthe Chamber of Commerce in that City, when it was 'resolved to present a Remonstrance to the Government, on the violence committed by France and Spain on the American Trade. _ ' Gen. Mottunu attended the Military Fete, at New York, on the 2.5 th ult. in celebration of the Evacua tion of that City by the British. in 1783.--r The Troops passed before him in review: be was dressed in a blue coat and round hat, and excited particular attention.—lie resides with General Smy EN Several persons were wounded by d'ilf,:rent. accidents. The Gazette of Saturday contains Addreises to His MA ES'lsY on the late glorious Viaory from the Coun nes of Devon, Derby ; Boroughs of Ipswich, Barn t,taple ; :tad town of Halifax. 7 /I 1, E I'S. ,•, • . PORTS!AOUTYI, PEC. .(29-4-A . .rrived 7estentay the Bothb, Capt. Scorfr, froth the Downs, with the tbllowin Indiatnen undo convoy : Catharini!,.E6- wAnDg, far Berbice ; Coturiun, LESIL for Ja lillie3 ; Cliance, 'B A for ; PATTI SO Y, for Tobar ; Fortura, MOU'RE, rot Botany Bay; and lotina, FORLIIN, for Port Jackson.— Arrived to-day`the resullus Bomb, Capt.I,ILLICHAr 4 , froth the Downs ; and the Gliakei• Gun-brig; from a cruize. Dropped down to St. Helens the Hero of 74 guns, Op . :Canada, 74, and the Saratt l / 4 8100p Of War. Sir JOHN WARREN, with his Squadron, remain wind bound at St. fielens, Yesterday the Colossus, of 74 guns, Capt. J. Non- RIS, was paid off. PLYMOUTH, ])Ec. lin.=—Arrived last night - the Zealous, of Yarmouth, THOMAS SWINARD, Master, laden with beans and barley, from Yarmouth, bound to Liverpool ; in coming into Catwater she struck on the rocks of Mount Baker, .and soon afterwards. sunk. The cargo will be tritzcli damaged ; 4ut if the weather moderates, the : Vessel will probably be saved. Arrived the Montague, of 74 guns, from Me Chan nel Fleet. COWES, DEC. s«.. Arrived the Brig Alert, of London, Capt.SALXER., troll) London, bound to Wa terford. Also the Brig Diligent, Captain STEPHEN, from London, bound to Liverpool.—Passed through for the Motherbank, the Brig Laurel, Captain no- BINSON, from London, bound to Lancashire.--Ar 7 rived the .6merican Ship Corn Planter, Captain GILI.IEs, from Nevicasde, Delaware, laden with sugar and coffee, for orders. _ wiled the American Ship General Green, Captain MILL.E'rt, laden with tobacco; for Amsterdam. Also the Swedish Huy Andreas, .laden with salt, for Stockholm. • Arrived the Randers Transport, Capt. MITCHELL, with Troops from Guernsey. SHEERNESS, DEC. 29.—Arrived the ilstrea, Capt. CARTHEW, from a Cruize. Sailed the Plymouth Naval Transport, for Ply mouth and Trompeuse, with three Transports with Troops on board, under convey, for the Weser. The OberOn and La Fleche will be paid bounty,and five months advance, in the course of a •few days, and proceed immediately to sea , The Irinehelsea, Continues the signal for convoy to the Rivers Jade, .Elbe, and Weser, and the Ceres, that for the Baltic. DEAL, DtaC. 2g,----The Di ligence and Cygnet ar rived from off Boulogne ; the Thrswher, PhosphurBs, and ignition, sailed tho Nore. Sir .SInNEY SMITH s Flag was struck this tuorniug at day-light, on board the Antelope. FALatourn,- Dub. 27:—Arrived the naughty Gun-brig from a cruize. • Sailed His Majesty's Ships Ville de Paris, Ad- , miral CORNWALLIS, Princess, Royal, Prince Georgp, Glory, Ctesar, larriur, a:ld Drugon, on a Cruize off Brest. • Sailed the Gun-brig CQ4ivt, D. MARTIAL ; and Mends/tip (Tender) for I,iyerpool ; Nimrod Cutter, on a Cruize; Danish 13rig, Die Elba, for Naples , and Townsliend Packet, Cock, for LiSbon, with Mails. YARMOUTH, :DEC. 29.*The Diligence, of New- York, BENJAMIN LAW Master,, bound to Hull with turpentine and staves, is wrecked on the Has bro' Beach; the Mate.and three men were washed overboard, and drowned ; the greatest part of the cargo will be saved. During the late violent gales two vessels were perceived to go down of ',owes toile, and several are on shores the coast is strew ed with pieces of wreck that have floated on shore. Capt. 0. BORLTON is appointed to the command of the Resolution. Capt. Lux is to command the new Scipio, and to be succeeded in the • Courageux by Capt. lin SRI', of the Audacious. Hon. Capt. PAGST is appointed CO the Egyptienne, in the room of Capt. 41 ., .ati NU, littely, removed to the Revenge. Hon. Capt. CAFEL ib removpd from the P4cebe to the .Endymion; Capt. OVNALD succeeds him iti the Plio4e. Capt. H. Ho 'mod is promoted fiom the &veld tionasre to the command of the Defiance, in the room of Capt. DURHAM. Lieutenant J. PR:OOLp, who was aEting Com mander of the Ajax; and Lieutenant J. STOCKHAM, who commanded the Thunderer, itt the adion .ottr Cape Trafalgar; Captain Dion', of the Beagle and the First Lieutenant of the Villa!), hAve been wade Post Captains. The First Lieutenants of the other Ships engaged on the 2ist of Oauber, and 4th of November, have been raised to the rank of Masters and Commanders. On Friday the 20th instant was decided an itn portant claim, long pending in tiny High Court of Admiralty. The Spanish Ship LaCaotilla, acid her cargo, were both restored, the violation 'of the Por tuguese territory at Fayal having been proved against the captor, the Hon. CiLket.Es HERBBRT, Cone mander (Allis Majesty's Frigate the Uranie. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the Officers and Company of 1414 Majesty's Ship Isis, for the ite-eapture ot the Brig Partraige, tJAu loth Novem ber, illos; on board said Ship, at l'ortsmotttli,.on ‘VedllCSday next or afterwards at No. ;r, Cecil-street. To the Of ,and, Company of Ills Majesty's Sloop Zebra, for the Capture of Le l'ostillion the a9th julY, 1804, on board the Zebra on her lirtival in Port ; or every Tuesday and Friday afterwards, at No. ;8, Clement's Inn. To the Officers and Company of His Majests's Ship Are tillts3, for the joitittim and Cargo ' and the (=dewed part ot the CarKu of the Rutter, taken the 4th and 27th 1 one, tysic, to-morrow, or fur three years afterwards, 'At No. zz, Arun. dekit,ect. To the Officers and company of His,.Majwy's Sllop Cruller, for the Capture of the Ual fiat Triton, and the Re. capture of the Vrienclochap, the Stu March, 18es, every Tuesiay and Saturday, at No. 23, Surrcy.street, Strand. To the Ottkets and Company of 'ilia tvlajesty's Sloop fa. louse, for the Capture of the I. tench Gun-bouts L'lnahord. able and Le Mereh,tme the loth j0ne,180.,, on Thursday the 3itlt of janttaty nest ;or vary oeSflay dial Saturday after. wards, at No, 23, surrey -street, ~.;tranti, To the 0 ltie,,c anti CinotEoly of old Sloop, for the' Cap. tore of tht. longs I:in vieter the t9th Itlay,sho3, (in - company . c~itit }lip Ntajezti'i Ship• Grampus and the Ccheor, olod Vikeu Gurl-brip;, and 1.e6 qeux sa,me thiy, on I 1,d3 1:„: 31 Inj . 1: 4 111. 11: 4 .Xt :I LICA:Iy urad Sgur., ,rats, at . Sur:cy.street. LORD NELgO.N's FUYER,II., . .No Pricesson that bac ever taken ,pbtee in th:P Country will equal', in point of grAndeur oni pcnnp that. which will be displayed at the fv...o.aai of Lord NEr.soN. , . . :Upwards of three thousand persons, in their er.. fvial ehmaeters, appear in the cavalcade on dig water. Ali U public Companiei' Barges will be adorned in tie unit sut)erb :n3nutr, as wefl as' tilt Barges beic.igiu t ,r * to tlxo &c. -O!; the sttond day- (the 9111 of January) aft,er the body bas been brought froth Greenwich, the funeral dereinony will take place, undlx ills dirc&iOn of the four Fibroids at Ara s. -.A; the entrance into the City, at Temple Ear, The corpse will be met by the Loren Mayon and Court of Al4rnien, ha bited in full-dress. mourning, wo.rin:: , virtu scarlet robes ; on the part `of the botiy of Common Coun cil,. a deputation of twelve will well: in the Pro cession, each wearing a full-dress suit of blAck, under their silk mazarine gowns ; the servants of each body in their liveries, wearing hatbanAs and gloves. Every Gentleman of the. "‘:orporation, we understand, will .receive two tickets of .admission,, one for himself, and another for a Lady, into St. Paul's. .For the conducting thig grand national tribute of regpeet, on the part of the City of London, thore are two Committees witting daily ;. one Collsi.iLit/g of the Right Hon, the LORD A D .Yoz, assists:4i &y seven Al dermen and all the City Qkficers, - for that part of the prove-don which regards their own body`; and tho other Committee si,t dziq at Guildhall Jro the rep -ltiting of that part belonging to the Common Coon All the aventics leading to theo , vater-side, on the day of the procession by water, are to be closed, to prevent carriages frOrn'deak.ving clown. The Military, oilers of serVice.have been accepted by the Lonp MAYOR, to the streets, Bcc. between Temple-bar and St. rail's Cathedral, un the funeral of Lord NELsoN, whic:l i fixed lot Thursday, the gth of January, aro as follows: The London Cavalry, COL ANDERDON----Uoa, Ar tillery Company, Col. CunTis---;--Royal East Regi ment of London Militia, Cu], Sir J. Rona'--,- Royal West Regiment of London Militia, Cu].' NicuNnAm—the three Regiments of East India Volunteer----Ist Regiment L. L. Volunteers, Cu]. .BIRCH-2d do. Col. J. SNrrit-3d do. Cu!. KEN. SINGTON-4th do.. Col, Sir C. l'itica---51h do. Cul. T. SMITH—GtIi do. Col. Sir R. WioltAx-7th do. Col. PRATT-Bili do. Col. CANNING-I)th do. Cu]. HANKEY...-710L11 do. Cul. COMill>.--1 101 do. Cob REED. THE OPERA.—The line Seri'pus Opera of La . Cie menza dr Scipione had a large ray.l on Saturday last, at the Kin g ', .1 LINGTON was apparently indi,v,wd, but her voc A powers were not lessened in nky Of tliti ;in.'s, which were exquisitely givcn. NOZ4I'S pli.it was Sup plied by liniur, whose i!3 and whose manner is better fated for the Ser;Lrts Urania. ).ie gave good support to Mrs. 81LL4N(3.3-0N- in the Duets, end in his single airs displayed nr>. ,te utpre=sion. The New Ballet, La Surprice eiq Triompite de LI rimpur, though it take.; froai the charaaeristiv virtue of the Goddess, was not the leis pleasing . to the Audience„ who ;.)e:.:,...ved great ap plause. THE Tuunrac.--Tivt Tragedy of Gastatius Yas'a, which owes all its credit to the otVn prohibition of the dramatic licencer, was broozlif , forward at Covent-garden Theatre, on Saturday, tor .the pur pose of introducing Maste: BET in the character of the Hero. It is a very ungracious task to dwell Upon defcas, and therelbro we shall be brief. The 'character demands a 'commanding person, for the hero is. supposed to hold hundreds at. bay, and to cut his way through as many. But he also requires great strength of lungs, to utter long hackneyed rants about liberty and patriotism. This is one of the parts Which we advise Master ilwrTv tint to attempt Any more, for if he doe, he will hringth e whole of his theatrical reputation into hazard, H. JonsSrou was in fa& the lie: 0 of the Piece. He perforrtied the part of - 4rvida with animation, feel - mg, and judgment. His wife 10,4-,m vcry beautiful in Chthana, but her powers ,r: not not suited tO 1141- passioneti Tragedy. The ,Platy itself is very The sentiments are trite—the langage is portly made up of "Arods athiptac . kcv" front SnA it Li, and the rest is'turgidity and rhodionontado, The Dek of Algiers, his Prime 11•liniter, and Se cret:try, and Heim, King oldie. h wi ( re p ut „! tti be worth 18 millions sterling), are reportc'd to Lave been, put to death at Algiers, Li the ;01t:liers. Ftac.-,--Between seven 17. yester day evening a -fr:e tarot.., r ! the of stabling at the Saran .! h N. H,„ 1, f .„ which ter a ti!n.- Lo the • whole of that gtc . n • r:i :!n.! iaureatidii.„;, houses. The ala.ot user the town, and a nunther arrival, well manned with fireithanand wit!i water, Which'thoy plied so etle4ittaily dim contit fi re tothe.,ienAltion Of t!;; . t Safi where,it began. The horf;c:; were ler the most plat out in the mail-coaches ; thou at home - tvere for tunately got out of the 5ta1,1..! trerne di fficuilty. ,A part. of the abut on Love-lane, Aldermanht:rv, caught fire, irat was soon extinguished. As sos as it - broke out, th e rtiernhers of the Loyal Londcin Veluntecis attended, and blocked up all the avenues that led to. the 'lnn, excluding all but firemen and their assistants, rtrA thereby proteaed the prOperty of the alarmed nei4h bouts. All the books and papers were got- out of the coach-office. safe,"and the injury is by no so great as might, , have been expeacd from such an. accident in such an extensive concern. CORN-ExcilAuos, DEC. 3(.1. Tile quantity 'ot V arrived to-day fOrnis a middling suppl 7; em-ly i n thad a y it tc.:tr7llt.:,l a small ztdvo.,ric.., but gt.h, ral sales art; nearly at our hst supply of Barley, tine Hice ; hite an Grey PoSe , , ; are eheAper old Beans ; the arris.Tis ut Oms aye and this article is newly at 1. - ist 'lour without alteration, Wheat' pt. a 6t,., AON Ott ileffiS -, 1 P. , A 6 . , Fide ditto - 61;Ka 7u o 4; 1,,,:k tic ;II; I _, ,i, kl Rye ..- 32s 4 36/v Ott t is 24, 3 ... •.4 3 , t i iiisfiey - - 'Ati a 35s od , P0i . ,11,d clitiu , 1 ,., ~,,i Malt - . 64i 3 7QS.M.I 1 N 31, !' [TA . White !'case - 37 , R +lc ott iF we iLier boo ~ t,,, Grey ditto ,:iai a 37$ od 1 t'%-- -, 4 1 4. - sst. A tioN ~.:%