The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-06 00:00:00

.... . , c.l CS T AY rA R , o f Cevent7ta;tralta 3 , wit h hi, wife, who ha v e b een perferming several ilighti, left the place this day: The Cllawing 'iq a Curry of 'a Lettei- from hr . '. t er on beard the Pita:nix., 'dated Plymouth, 'Sep trtrihor 3 ' • • a " I have t h e pleasing satisfaaiM of i mention -leg royoli that oti the 'nth of August we spoke the .! Tree./ to the Northward of Cap e S t. Vincent,. then h; )1 I'ld to Smyrna, and should have escorted her th rough the Gut, as we were bnu.nd to Gibralter.--- On the eed ";';n inform we spoke His Majesty's Ship Ertryahey, ('diz ed us that th e C ombined Fleets were. at and that sh e h a d been chased- by home of tlit.r. luolt-out Ships, which altered our intention of g'inete the Rock (having a Frigate in tow, which, I 41311 her explain to You) . At half-past nine A, 1, on the •2ist, the Euryalus parted company, 4 4 went oti Cadiz to reconnoitre them. The Teiiiit mailed herself of the opportunity of making L'l 4 di for it, as the wind was strong front the West ai ; they weregoing from. eight to nine knots an . whir, Calm St. Vincent bore, when they parted ere n NV, twelve leagues.. I. trust s he Will: 'e 'owe vitt arrive sate at Sin-Lyra-a', as sseemssees to sail 6 1 ' 1 shall now'revert back t o th p Frigate La Di: P 4 , which W took on the loth of August, in lat. .Icileng. 12. 14. after an extreme hard contested witi . n i ets of near three hours, the greater part of v'Thh,k,4 time within half pistol shot of each other, i',." L or, Riwards. of .11411 an hour her bowsprit was e l i z `,.'„,t. l Otte chairs -rigging, by which means we - 1,Am'v,.,'111,,,11,,,til their musketry from the immense,! etv; 'f,,, - ,` 9 ) ,,,w 4 4,, ! they had on board. We knocked !her el • t i - - i t ''''t and main -mast, and dismantled tel t) ,;',,P4 i teq. We had 12 killed Ind 26 wounded, tin ce . eiLnicht dangerously, some of whom . are viond;d7l:,lo2 4 idea had 27 killed, and 44 " 'a Manner with ourselves. She wars °nl lnatid t ,d , il . e, Iteatl f f '"Y \- I Ptain Peres Matelots, a man of - - o,o tiety le i ; 1 , i tecolleEted -in h e c ity., , ,c i nnee be wen . . W est C ity., w so annoyed our commerce 4n the Wei l liciles Ithe,h with the Combined Fleets.-" the oe 114 her is tow ever since onr arrival. OA 14 th , in 1. i ' • the COrn 1111t1 p I ~, at. 44. gig. 10. 12, we saw . . „ties tl.ktni.., l* ,: p r '' to windward of us, about five , Jeep 1 4, t 'ea errol, standing to the N. N. W. wind at :tit t h at Cant . Hts Majesty's shil ) -Dru g: 4 vuu l . tote. e r nPany with us, who joined the clay ee dil'Je.,Of their 100k -out ships chased. us, but ' i notlllilkelo lose sight of their Fleet, by which , tea 1 „,, solie4 to ', "c4Ped them, expeaing they were 4t.t (4.l9e.Northward, to unite with the Brest .,ll tit e44. 4 . ) ,, .it,1i most singular to me to hear of t-1i. 1 ,_ I ,kitju,i 4ro Palled for Lisbon ; when Off that v ili . Zed it not prudent to go thete, to prevent Illiiii„ Ilk (34 , 4 11 i0 part of BONA PARTL—bor (le tor Tielaye,,,l24 ,Were prevented as before.explained, kin k ," "crt b andied about in the most singular te,i t , 14t. / 1 . ) . 11 vain conceive, h at i ng been short of tea- , Pill ol i g . ea„ , "de, 14 Dicke i he s a m os t c h arming Frigate, 15 i ers " 28 French 18'S, and carronades, 40- ttl r •' In all 4ti guns, and a3a men. I . have ~ Yet s een , lil eny thing equal to her in point of • I :lt t ' y 11,1;1:1 .Ithocking up a pest of that kind must "I,lermVlitee, to the Merchants .cud Under'. .. 4 ......... wth xPress e e l ed T :• • l a fternoon I'4 le i own )pttertay . trOttl' aNtable intelligenee of the arrival of the t 'lltioei r t t °, l , the hoinewatel-bottnd Jamaiiia Fleet ti : skit (1 , 1 Aright that morning. Twelve of the '',,,•" 41 4 10 a to this Fleet are arrised- at Bristol, e,, : ,' tie ,„, tt; I:,}`,-, Peweti :ezephyr Paismore; 1 . 1 : )lin.. Nit' • I,;‘,lizoti''',l'vey; )•.rifitciship:Tllolllas; Mora, Raker t . 9kaa"V"Peell I Trelawney, Tilley : tarnaiea, Will 6. ' "ker i Edward, Vowell ; and Ann, Gardner. t i tif 1 9 ktritlattWittrd-b° 011nd Fleet from Cork, consisting t.:lY thy Si;l(li:ltten, 31. Transports, and two 80-40, 4 0, La i ta , iji,,, I , , under colivoy of the Diadem, Belk" yrit haeit'eti' I Yrs'eei:4lls,! and 'Leda, were forced- day , t 0 Cove on .the 30th ult. ; but, as we ol'ay `aced, they sailed again on. the 31st. i:l:itoardi4hvaillable prize Was brought into Port - kp v q , r . , Y, the hiuna Privateer of Weymouth. psti`,LetilY laden with indigo and cochineal.; k!,''‘,l,tttet:'"'Qrrots,ts°,,ho American from Martinico. ' ii, } Or e of el galmouth std that . before time kti ,rivet` the Prince .cy Watts Packet, the Spa 'l :'''' 114 d taken out of her about 70001.! in Al . ! t- tet f• • k;Re_eleaon',9ro PlymouthP informs us, that the 6( le iotiep he Manche, which were found !te t 411 ia Iro ns, '4rc when eaptured by the Goliath, . 64tey aacl that they lead been so from the philine re reoverl from the- Zilen 'lle. .1. i :etiff ;. 4 is alipointed .to tlx comman 3 of t , lee. 'quo, at Chatham • AN l ei Shi • r i . • f r o m Cork k r . ' tar, ;,. 1) +t -ii y, ADAMS, 4 4 i hi . eaNtirea and scat into Algeairas. titpttli''tineriee on the ead ult. the Hope, ',' 'e th4 t, o yster .4 from .A.rehangel, Capt. A. re- V-. 0, 04 , 'c ISth ult. ill lat. 62. 30. I\T. long- Ihe el a ' „ eitt' a t 2 ll4 tr t'n l ci of Shetland, hearing SebY W. hr : s t ! a nd 1 . e‘ es, he fell in with a Brig, wa- N k li 'lthe ot ' I.'imlstd, the bowsprit standing, aP "i ta. l 'c) t 411.4 b tiv i , Vire !Iri s a i d • en. Capt. Alen,.nsoer ,. t , ~,t a e lt ti,..., Vessel, found every thing was ier:3•l de l l' l 'l.' hDat, anchors, and caWeso &c. 41 '4 i,', l ' 3 ,tri some port in Norway, 'and t 07,4 ~ . ' 44 ;1 far Ireland : that, the evening ~,.:413, ~;.; '',Pitli by the..4aive Friate, 4k,..711.,.rt1e h'el?,;‘,le'r_. ot* ,,"e'!- : ielt - I,e gave the distat?ce leke: i'(s in ~"1 1 ::1):11 t!tC wreck, as he in -17, V io Netly y :,1 . .: , t of he t , . q A ,liat kiiivebluag tho 4tIV nit. the Ship called :iltr-"tit, 0f"..,?),z/r, ;f Aialdon, belonging to 34, voy, a , 111. oileAbury, wal ,t/zlf.irtutlate4 lost of tlit c2lll Neweastle, • near She Dudgeon i ji, i fit %lit of 114).41k. Th.. c.ew con ;,„ oil ,„„ fern . , -• ' _\l: ~ 404 , ra rit ovi , ' i pertslied,- except . the Nei.,- itkilytv. torn `All e l e saved by - clinging to 0 4 ,- qieailtted ' 4 iie was t en -next morning' o,44,thilkna'tt!fter wittiesai . the 'melancholy i ( t, to i at„ i` native 0-'l,,atttengsi ''.ehom, \Vas his father, •le 4 ivri e!ht I-- , • ' L aden, - il i' I - le , S I-ft e lame fa ' 11- 'Aw l 11 4 ini 4 ' - .`"' '-- a * . . INI "I Ikt '1% , ) 44 , tie 44 ,I;roViled to sgil from L-itli It eads ta Lke t ,, . ioniiiienet h ‘.. ~.;!' 'fti t i, - " ; e t a be on t e 12th Lee. _ liy,ti(itatoed to Y prevails in ,colleeting the t.:,,upc4 / s4O is l 'ilveY the , Ril3Si r .an '....'rr)i)i)s. I,` l, it., COln,c, a . rri Ved at Portsineuth tieen I, r ; , l'llledi Yot L ,l k.'eipi ed . - e. ; e l te tell . • ' 4-, ate exne,.....e , et „e t ., _ . L i - general. rendezvous . L cr, ~,iUUI ly 130 '' THE 11,40 . 1"8URC.,\T1 111.1 It. • Nns2,llstia, 4.17 G. I is asserted; that two g; tot. Po wers.have 'united 6rene w, by a concurrent. Alt , diction, the Negotiations fn‘ri . )eace, broken Gil' by M. Novos)LTZOIT, order . to give longer duration to the Peace of the Continent, and also to.reconci:e thtl difrerences: of the Naval Belligerent Powers. The C,:tb;nent eoUtier', MILNER, VllO had b&en dispatched from the Court of Vienna to 'Paris, re turned t‘yci daysAg6:.;.: . . • On the 12th inst. the, recruiting in Vienna, and U the - Austrian Hereditary States, began with great Tlie ulovettents and removals of the Troops litewise still 'continue - Her ImpEikAE .11'LLItstx expeaed soon to lie-in. An imperial Courier has been sent off froni this city to Naples. AmotisT 17.— , A Courier from St. Petersburgh ar rivecl at Vienna in the course of this week, imme , - ately after which a conference between our Mini sters and the FrenCh Ambassador was held ) at Which some other persons were present. Within t4e same time have arrived a Courier from Paris, and one from London; to which latter city on has likewise been dispatched. The exchange of Couriers is equally fre quent. between Vienna and St. Petersburgh. A daily Post has been established between Vienna. and Venice, by order bf the EMPEROR. . LEirsic, AUG. 22.—Sotte accounts speak of a Russian Expedition, under the conduet of General TOLSTOY. • Magazines are to be established in Bohemia : the corn passes through Anspach and Bareuth ULM, AUG. 15.-- , Yesterday the Austrian Regi ment 011iildburglibausen (formerly Bender), after wards of the Hereditary Prince of WURTEMBEIia, which has hitherto lain in the Margraviate of Burgan, broke: up for Begenz, on the Lake of Constance. The Militia in the Voralberg will be new organ, izecl, and the command of the Troops there given. to General Baron VAN Worsrstcar., who is at Lindau. The Passes toWards. the Grisons will be strengthened with nelk . fortifications. BANxs 01? THE MEIN, AUG. lg.—The Mentz Gazette lisserts, 'that the Emperor NAIipLEON will put himself at the bead of the Expedition against England.' According to Letters from Munich, Couriers ar rived there on the 1 ith ana 19th, from Paris and Vienna, whose dispatches are of the utmost import ance. The Russian Admiral, the Prince of N.i►ssno Sizortq, has lately'set out from Lemberg . for St. Pe terrthurgh, . , . ' • ITALY, Auo. 6.,—At Milan there is a report of a marriage between the 'Viceroy and a beautiful Ger man Electoral Princess.' The Papal Secretary of State, GONSALVI, bas al ready liad.two conferences with the French Lega tion at Rome,. relative to the vacant Grand IVlaster ship of Malta, to which the Marquis Di CAIIAC -CIOLA was only provisionally appointed. After these conferences, the Legation dispatched a Courier to Rome. ' ' The Marquis Di, CIRCELI . .O, late Neapolitan En voy at London, leas' been appointed by the I. , :mg of the Two Sicilies, Secretary of St me for Foreign Atrairs, in tho room of the Chevafier MicaEhoux, deceased. The Mace DE Luzzr holds the port folio ad interim. The Hereditary Prince of BAVARIA has haen, since the Ist inst. at Milan, where he is received in a very distinguished 'manner.' GENOA, AUGUST B.—A small Squadron, which lay at . anchor here; plt to SO3 yesterday morning early, under the:command of JEROME N BOAPARTE, and steered its coarse towards Savona. ILIS:Sts of two Frigates, one Coryette, and two l .• 'The*French Camp,, near Monte Chi,. , on the Fr..)ntiers'of the Milanese, will be . ,ced with ITlOrel l roops. The report that ..eshal MASS .* will take the command °fit, r tires confirrnatioti. (FU*TIICR •Er , CON STA NT IN ALE, A/ LY 27 .—Accounti have been received from the Frontiers of Asiatic Turkey, that the Russians have gained,, several considerable vic tories in the course of the present campaign over the Persians. They have taken thelown of Erivan, and in general have recovered all the positions which they had lost during the preceding summer. The advanced posts of the Russians cxtend now to the Frontiers of Natoiia. On the contrary, in the territory 'of this. Empire a new Itheatre of war has been formed to the disadvantage of the. Porte. The Pasha of Frebizand having taken up arms against the Troops, of the GRAND SEIGNIOR, and became a Rebel against, hie Sovereign. The C`)m -rnanders sent against him, and even the Grand Vi zier PASHA., now Governor of Crzwun, have been able tol area nothing against him, and the Pasha of Natolia has been defeated by him. According to, accounts from., the• Russian Tinops there have been augmented .by means of halfyearly recruiting, which has been made through all thelonian Islands, to from 36 to 38,000 inc.:n, and are daily . increased by the acces s i on o f man y others 'of the inhabitants who enlist as Volunteers. The accounts from Egypt „arc very unpleasing. Cornplcte anarchy prevails in Cairo • Et,nit who was lately in England, has not been admitted into that by . the inhabitants, as he had 'flat tered himself he should be. . When he found him ., • self disappointed in the hope 'of getting into his' hands .ti.v.reins of the Government of Egypt, he commanded a strut blockade of Cairo, and, giVing the command of the Troops before it to another 112 y, went himself with a corps of Ivlainelukes against Rosetta, with a view to-make himselfmaster i')f the town and harbour of Alexatniria. It has been observed, di t the kite transaaions and changes in Italy have given,occasiOn to a number of consult ations in the Divan, and several conferences wish the A m b assa d o rs of Rthisia and En , ,)and. It t;, t:nk!erstoc J, that the Porte wi44 i perreaty - neati - al,slioald a tieur war . bleak cut hi uroiae. .11 is likew6e understood ttat the English Ambassador, Mr: 'Artaurritt:ca , „ has requested iand 1 obtained permission limn the Porte to enlist in Al Jania recruits to serve a'; :Marines and -Sailers in the G-arrison of Malta.-' This perry ton is considered by the other Ministers as the more remark able as the Albanese at present ael a principal Part in Egypt. . VIENNA, AUG. li..—:-The Aegiment of Kaunitz, set out on the Bth from Troppau on its march hither: Our garrison will be augmented during the winter to 8,000 Men, who will be distributed in the Subitrbi. ' . - . \ • ..,. , They write froth Sebistepol, that ,a great number of Russian Troops are assembling there, who *ill set out it'aMediately For the Seven Islands. The liar; vest has been very abundant in the neigLbourhOod 'of the Black Sea. BT. PETERiitORGH, AUG. '7.L----M. DI: NOVo sivrziwv re tti rued to this Capital three days since. The mitt:lain manoeuvres will commence here in a fortnight ; the Troop are arr'll ,. ing ;on all Sides'. Count DK BUXHOWDEN, General of Infantry and Military Governor of Riga ; and Lientenant-General. Ess E N, are already arrived. Gmerd BngiiNosEN is daily expc&ed, Baron Da WiziriGEnop.n . is also on bis. return from Vienna. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETII:r. FROM DRESDEN, DATED AVG. 20. A friend of mine from Vienna informs me, that a War bet Ween Austria and France seems to be unavoidable; the return of a Courier dispatched to Paris some days since, and who was expe&cd back in ten days, will decide the question. if a War takes place, the Emperor will command the centre, the .Archduke CHARLES the right Wing, and the Archduke JokiN the left. The experienced Generals ZACK and HINESCHEN are added to the Gmeral 'staff lititl4 MACK. Two other Generals are gone to meet" the Russian Troops, as Russia perfectly coincides with the views and operationa of the Emperor. : The de,sertion among the French Troops in Italy is so extraordinary that it merits attention." ' EYNOUTII, SEPT. 4. This mornin g , at seven. o'clock, HIS MAJESTY, DuKethe of Yottx, and Ge'ne'ral RtWIIIGHT, rode on horseback through NOcombe Regis, Chiek Hill, by Radipodl, and crossed the Dorchester Road to the Lodge. After breakfast His MAJLSTY, ti)'.', Pam- CESSUS AUGe and AmaLrA ; the Dtni.Es of ;YORK il:Id CAMEIIIDGE, Ott horseback ; Hint MAJk:s.ry, and the PI9NCESSES FEEL : BBira and MAT, in a carriage, went to Caen Wood, the :.;gat of Mrs. at NIER. His -MAJESTY and the PRINCV; 1001 z extremely well. We are sorry to say, the Dui of SUSSEX is in disposed. Yesterday a •Valuable'Prize was br0 , 31 - 0)t 'into Port-, land Roads by the Diana Privateer, of this Port.— She is viay richly laden with indigo and cochineal. Arrivals at LIICE'h. Hotel, His Royal Highiless the Prince of Wales, His Royal 'High. ness the Mike of Sussex, I. Wosion, Esq. Mr,' Runquist Slr, Attria. %V. Spencer, Esq. and Family, Col. Mitchel. The PRINCE of WALES and the DUKE of Sussex are expeeted in town from Weymouth on Monday or Tuesday next Mr. Prrr - returned to town yesterday, and dined with General Pittrt>s, at his heitie in Park lane. Timm MAJESTIS and the PRINCESSEi intend visiting the Earl of Doacums•rua, at his beautiful seat near Blandford, in the course of a fortnight. It is said the nuYAL FAgILY will remain there three days. Yesterday the Russian Ambassador transaaed bu siness at Lord Niu:,yare's The DUKE of YORK arrived yesterday evening at his hOtt , e in Portman-square, from Weymouth . After the interment of the remains of the late DUKE of GLOUCESTER, His ROyal Highness the present Duke left Windsor, and returned to Glen cester-house at two o'clock yesterday morning. The family still remain in their house hi Upper Grosvef nor-street. Mr, Ross, a King's Messenger, arrived yeisterday at,five o'clock in the afternoon, at Lord Mutgrave's (Ace, supposed from the Nand of Corfu, (laq from Vienna) after an absence of nearly twelve nwnths. The KINK; has been picnic(' to appoint the Rev. RICHARD Mummousn, D. D. to the valnable Vi carage of Wakefield, void by the de,lth of Dr. MI CHAEL, BACON. • , It is curious to observe 'the pains which IloxA- P RTE take 3 tO soothe the. sckrow of Brother JEROME for the deprivation of his 7 1 ,Yile, very oniiable Lady, xylio, if we are not mistaken, still resides in or near London. He has given JEltOnt: a miehtyCommand off Genoa. It is announced in these words--; " GENOA. Ave. Squadron which lay at nnchor here put to sea yesterday morning early, under the Con - n:ind of lEROIIIIt nutiAtAttil Ittld 4teercil its course tow:rds SaVVia. 1 t COti,:kts of 2 2' . ligalcs, r arverte, anti 2 Brig !I.'" What a drcadj'el Naval Armament, and renderQd still more dreadful from being commanded by the Brother of the Emmoit of the FRPNCII, who about a twelvemonth ago got A 1171.,ve- whipping And kicking at New-York for his idsoleace and rudeness to an . Engliilnan. The Haymarket Theatre resumed its Operations last night with the Play of 7'he Three and tile Deuce, the Farce of Dead "Alive, anti the ludicrous pomposi ' tics of Tom Thumb. • The ['reuse w;as entirely erokycled, and the Audie:4t:e appeared - *irk (Inc dtTort:n it "customary .twits of solemn . Wick but the contrast v. , as very strikifq between tbeir feelings and th e ir garb, far, the numerous indu ewe .of the ivipeelMl I°ioc%!3, Out prticatally of last, nude them ail me 'l3 rilwir;ters, L1A7.1771 . G011 7 , G Tile Royid MonteatiOattarion of Volunteer In fantry, which has . been stationed here for 30 days, on plrainient on parade on Monthy, t oo k the opportunity of e7..pressiiig their esteem and regit rd fbr Captain. KESINT,Tir SCOSIt, their :Adjutant, tbr Lis Unremitting; attention in plomotirig the interest and discipline of the Corps they had the honour .of being cot neaed: With him; whicli has been mere particularly in during_the time the Regim en t has been in aearters 83 a token of their re spe6tand regard to hi charafter as an Officer and a Gentleman, which they had on former occasions ex pressed, the 'Noii-commisSioned Orlicer3, alim mers and Priiratea of the littlibliine and 11p,%'ne Com panieSpresented hini, With an elegaritSabre and Belt, purchased for him at their expence.---To which Capt; S. Made the following appropriate return— My frienda, I feel, as 1 cug:it, to do, the Value of this gratifying testimony of you; regard. I can never cease to. rernetnber with atredion the dollars of this gift: We are all engaged in the same noble apt' pa triotic cause, and, proud to be so associated, I shall' Use the sword, as you, my 'nave friendst, will 'do rour limns, for the protecti o n o f our Country, and the glary dour inestimable Sovereign." • CORN EICH:i.NGE, bEPT. 0.--1 DC Imports of Wheat to-day are few, but the supply on hand is large ; at the close of the Market, on Nti r edw.,,,t iy, it.ttched an advance of 2s. and 33. per quart,:r, :And to-day's sales-are rather more brisk ; Barley fetch.t, b..it L 4 ter plied ; Malt' and White Pease are at little altera tion ; Beans of each sort are rather dearer; we have middling supplies of Oats, which maintain their price, but few prime at our highest quotation. ; anti sales of Flour at our currency. . Wheat .405 a ;is A 745 o 1 ..ents -46 s a sa4i od Fine ditto - . 7 5 4 7550 C: 'Lek beans 42 .i 41.;5 0,1 Rye (New) . 425. a 4Ss od Oats 245 a 27a a 31s od Barley . . 355 4 . v , od Poland cto . 33% a 34% Ott Mill. . . 7.0 a hOs ott Rape Seed . . . 371 . 431 White Pease 48s a 545 nd Fine Flout - 65; 4 f,3, o,t Grey ditto - 4t5 a 475 od Seconds , 6os a 6,s 0,l SMITiI,FIELD.MAIM ILT, FlcinAy, Sr.rr G. ThiS days Market was but very indifferently sup plied with Cattle, particularly Sheep and Lamhsorhich exhibited but a small show ; the prices continue with. tittle variation the same as on IVionday, 4t;d the trade was smooth and, dull.—An accurate statement of the prices and number is below stated : To sink the 0 frsi per stone of 31h. Beef 3s. od. to..a o 4 s bd.—Mutton 4s: oti. ts. rod.--. Veal 4s. to ss. 6d.— i l..amb 4s. to 4s. 4d.—Pork 3.. 6 t. to 43. BC3StS4TI.--Calves3o4 —Sheep anti I.3rnhi 21 70—Ptki goo. SNITHVIELI) HAYMARKET. Hay zi. soB. to 31. 3s.'-- . Straw ttl.46i. to 31. 'os. —Clove: 21. iSs• - , 10 4 1 4i. A 211W74ne Spencer has been invented to be worn in cases of danger at sea: The : Spencer is a girdle of canvas, four feet.six inches Jung, iuld eighteen irlche3 .broad, well staffed with cork shavi ngs; thi s is ias tened loosely about the body with straps and btlckles, and, to prevent its slipping too low, two strong tapes are brought over the shoulders, which .faSten - also with buckles. The first, cost of this ap." parattis will not exceed five andfroin many experiments made at sea, it will (Ali:au:lily preserve any person from drowning. In cases of persons. LH overboartL; any one unacquainted , with ming, if furnished with a Marine Spencer, miAht Safely leap after them, and keep th-:.s7u from sinking -.until a Boat could be launched. Yesterday sennight the first division of the 47th Regiment arrived in Belfast to do garrison duty.----, A party of the' 7gth also arrived . there from Scot. land, on their way to the Curragh. On Wednesday the .2d company of the St.ntl'.frai .Loyal Volunteers fired for a Musket, the gift Captain, Mr. M4vß4s, The prize was contested with the utmost Skill, and several very .excellent .shors pierced the target in nearly the centre ; but of many capital shots tlia,t of Mr., RYAN WaS.CkCidCd to be the best, and he was accordingly presented with' the re ward of successful emulation. Yesterday the followin ,, Regiments were b r i ga d e d in Hyde Park before &neral Earl HA VAINGTON, viz. the Royal Artillery and Rifle Company; the 2d, 7th, and Bth, London Reifirn.ynts.— The different Regiments were on the ground about eleven o'clock„and proceeded to Ruckden Hill, where they drew up in line, and were reviewed by General Lord HARRINGTON, and the Officers in hi suite. The whole broke into open column, and. m3rched, past the general in ordinary time. They again formixl line and advanced ; after which they changed front by the echelon movement, and fired from the flanks to the centre. Several of the usual battalion ma. nceuvres were praaised, with which the General ex pressed himself perfealy satisfied. We regret tcA say that the musters were greatly deficient. They returned about two o'clock. 'Besides the discovery of a planet, the year 1804 likewisc. , distinguished by that of a.cornet. It is ti 94th, and w 33 discov6.red by M. PONS at Mar soak -4, on the 7tl of .Mareh ; by M. BOUVARD at Paris t)ii the 1 ith ; and by M. 01.131:RS at Breineu on the I ?At. rs i e t u t h:c u sei " s l i t l ic P h o Fi l : P av e.ai e ly. ' b it ie si; t et i tound some medals and Vitit:S, in high.preservatiOn and of exquisite beauty also some ini t r uments ( - ) i• music, \rah the statue,of Hercul es , in. bron7e tt the a6t seizing v the hind ott the ccurse 1 Gn'tl ) , \valls of the strallate is a desiliti of . .Ptmt in tile✓ bath th h e y do A:ez i t t t h v, 1 11 "1 0 1 : 1s n : i n t ! j r , t i t i te s r in i -;_ t. : t fl lc r ‘ e q a t d ti vi combat, and his noure is tinziy contraged with tha fair daughter of Latona. Time illatch.,--James Farrer, of Bury in Lanca , shire, having engaged to run thur (within the mouth of August) in ,(.31 minutes, tor senctg. p. p. giving 48 hours notice previous to t,-tarting; Ina . same waq deciled on Friday Knut,zfot . d, what he performed ins race in three second., yiithia time allowed. On Frid;AV last Jams Pitt, Josepli Pletolier„ John Kllight, Jeipi Hasiits, 771,:?mai . !Lem's, luld Join sviervi; alias s,lll.4,Aeties, w cre elecuted at War wick pursnant to their several seutencu,s at the i.. As ;ti th e y,alt died very p.,lnitt. , .nt, auc.l wale. sed toe fa..,;.ts for which they 1-1.112,nes and dc. Jared their. itinocctwo (tight L.:f,)re they tut&:, - i.vent tin. sentenceot The cri t i l e Uf coilnterfeiting the c..nn (It the re iiin beins, t.onstitutt.43 high treaion, Put and. Fi;:tc,:er wr•re c.rawn upon a h un g ? the pris...4 to th. place of exectnion.