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

, y 'j K4 xa.w w..... MAILS. Ait R. IVril -.3 1) F Waierford. C 11 4 : 11 bur:;11, uttenburi.lll, i Dublin, 9. Pl4.lcE OP STOCK'S runway AT Twlt.,,F. n'et,ocK • - 041 ()11,,1ti,i1 - Croisoli "Is kI E SU N. 301d04 (21111$ niwtr, yni.sum aunttnr ? II C) N 0 AT, FRIDAY, 6El'l 101E11 7 , tit , oKmv.T.is weif: on 'fueaday last received at the ci's Ciintrtbru frorn th 6 .Secretary , •. . thtit the Fl.lVer4 'l4ghtents iU th Ali Pistria, utid,er-mentioned, should hold in readinems fOr inutliate ., ; (nharkation The number of Cavalry under zY rt!en i aritUllpt• ure . the following: l.irg`3 Dragoon ("; ttards.. 4rii.Dragr,r,ll (3 to , , • 4tli, of Q. ecm'i own I)rngoons. 0, 1 11, „I nniskilling Dragoons, 7th, zoth, 13111, zist, Light DragOons. Doachnlent of the it °pit Waggon Train. • 11 the First Battalians ot'thct Line. . . A largr Party qt' Artillery, Tralfsportft,Wards of Go in niunhee:, ore already , x.rived in the Downs, for the purpow, said, of geeiving tlretn.•• 'E'V'E ore atakvized by. II is Gxcelleucyrthe3w.i~DtBll ts. Ass Anon to centradia in the most pcliitive terms, the stateinent which 'gas copied into the English from the Foreign .14uuLils, that His wit,Dtsti MvEsTy bad ceded or sold Swedisli 'Pomerania to Russia, as it i; her destitute of truth. The report, we 1 : 00 it)n to believe, .was originally. circulated by some Ft'euch ..etuissaries of? the Continent, v io have never ceasedtoluvent and circulate the grossest falsehoods respeCting , His S\IDiSII MAJESTY ever i;lee 'bat high-spirited Soyereigt,:i boldly expressed Lis di sapprObatiou of ,tie aggressions and usurpations i./l:" the Corsican Upstart. . . Titars Flanzbt4igh Mails, those due on &Italy pc'tmight, Wednesday, and Sunday last, arrived last They add little 'to the intelligence already in par possession. The rumour of a revived mediation is stmt I:ept up, but it. appear 4 to be, totally opfourid, ed. A Russian Expedition is spoken of., to be tin, de:: the command of General To aTO Y. ' • IVlagazines. ?re, to be established' in lioliemia. A strong Austrian force is to. be asseroble,d in the Voralberg, and , the Passes towards the Orisons am to be' strengthened 14artiticlitionS. It appears by sorne account) frw - 4 that I.l.mtrAitrit; iLis . prOjeaed afnarriage bet,'t - teen young Ilm.Kundottots and the daughter of the Et EVralt cf BAv Aura A: tori,ll Oqu4- Arol . l, consisting of two lfrigUes, one Comae, and tiris4s, nai put to sea 6 . 0,11 Genoa, under tl4; - craw:l'4ml of the valiant aucl entcrprising J13ii.024$ 430 Rl' V. 1:( ti 17rcopi in Corfu ao i.he neighbvr in,c lwori augment:ea to 30,000 tun, :=,nd further incre3;ied. Amhls:iatior slt Constantinople •is etated to have Frritiliioh to enlist recruits Athauia tai tic', c.`tarrison of hlalt3. M. 1)8 N0V05.13.41'101 . 1 , 1041310 LC) fit. retprs7 burgh Jo the 4th tat, _ . rrivate Letter front Dresden . states, that in Ow, event et' a 'War between Austria and. leratii - ...e (whi‘it was considered as tutiivoidable), the .EMYZ- , command the Centrt: of the A,ustrian Army in person, the . Archduke CH L s the Right' Xiol(,,auti the ,i'''ireliduke Joutz the, Left Wing.— Two Athttia:.l Generals were, it is stated, gone , to meet tile Russian Troops. Pesertion. , is said to prevail to a great `degree ptuo.igit the French Troops in Italy. Mrs are happy to ariuounce the safe arrival - cif the holue..4rkl-bottud "West India Fleet. There are very (w . missing Ships, our Lc:tter from Falmouth states, that on the evening of the , 3a iryit. a Fleet of„gt . hirge Ship.) psi: sod that port to the'.Eastward they are: suppo4d to be the homeward-houtid _east 1.11.141 Wll2 ` :47er nillarsin the Freud), or atty other Dubne Jourtai where the levq.ch Usurper may bt!, st,ipposed to h,uve an ntliwnre, may h cobiidervd as p.ablication from the lisorper the crzn particaar at, pats of tiltx;e Juttnials are entzie,4 t( tentieo, they may t.t(pos.tl biu feelings arta his v i te . ws , arid consecitterltly nyity tend to pveimr!? the states of Europe against any Leti.grlfi whith may be flstizated by hitt reStleSs 4 1 Xibitioil• The Extva Frankfort qaze.ttp, naget.py dat e d fival Berlin, inserted in out Paper of yesterday, is theie. fore deserving of particular notice. It is ev.fident from the style Of that ExtraB that it comes frtint the cabinet of dip Thuilicriess or rather, lit is ix:inked . by Usurper's own hand; and it is also cvklent that' he looks with alarm towards Russia. 'l'hat his irrir table temper has been strongly agitated with reseut ment, in 'consequence, of 0 . 1 .. c: re,iura of Al. Pcrevo- LILTZOFF to,IIIISAII, very in fort has evou i„.trgytd. him into the es rneanns of personal abtug 22ainst that Minister, wilcon. h4.rtpresents as tonly fit to pilty the part of a coxcomb. It is obtrioua, bow, 6-er, that If 'N'yOsturzotre bad really been only quo.lified for teach a part, lie wnuld not Ji4ve been .chosert for the iraFortant mission that was in , , trusted to him, ai be would IIaVC, been in that case a suitable instrument ror the crafty agents of the French Usurper to work upon for'their own ends.— , Dia M. I . 4ovosiLTZ6Finatist be considered as a• man high and deserveily in the confidence of leis august Sovereign, sine 3 it 'may be fairly inferred, from his haying declined to open the Negotiations upon which be was tient, that intrn ? ted with a discretion- ary power, which he discharged with great pru dence, after the new and unexpe6ted aggression of 'BONAPARTE in annexing Genoa to his overgrown dominions. Such coildea, in violation of the very principles Upon which the Russian Minister had 0- tained his passports, proved that no confidence could be placed in the Usurper, and that all Negotiation was likely to'. be fruitless, and to lead Only 'to fresh intrigues and a&s of ambitions encroachment on the part of the Frenith Ruler. BONAPARTE'S allusion, in the.Extraa froin the Frankfort Gazette, to, the conduct of a former Monarch of France, whom he calls " one ding augtist predecessors,'.' wheirefused to address aformer anssian Potentate by the title of Majesty, is the height of impudence and 'vanity in a IoW-born Usurper, who hat 4 little right to 'plead the example of a legitimate Monarch but this insult ing allusion is no otherwise deserving of notice than as it shews the spleen and arrogance of: the i man.— 'But one of the most important parts of this article in the , Frankfort Gazette, fabricated in Paris, is the passage which refers to the annexation of Genoa. to France, as the Usurper pretends to found this an nexation, accomplished wholly by menace, intrigue, and bribery, on the Will of the Frenc4 and Genoese People, and which he affeets to justify ,by the folloW ing maxim e-e-" The free will of two Nations which unite with each other i above all Treaties."--Is it possible to conceive „a greater mockery of both the 'French and Genoese than sucha maxim from BONA , - 'PARTE, 'who holds the 'will of the People in the most petrfea contempt, and who indeed will not suffer any body under bin) to have a will contrary to his own !---The will of the French and ulthe People of Genoa had as little influence, in the incotieeration of that Repablic with France, as the will of any: State in Europe most ciispood. to resent su;:li a daring ea of ambition. . BO N ATARI' r, has began again to talk,' of 11 tkil( n, ika - Peapic' p rolAcled thu ToWerg, With .mother pr e 7 he-has cedelit to retort such au 'appeal to the popular will in France, whit:la is kept from expressing itself Merely by ineneee , e army, the sole fotindition of his power. Never can it b supposed :Mt the present Despotisin of the French Gomm - neut is itgeeeeble. to the will Of the French People. But the anti pathy of the Pauper towar.ls this o.iuntry breaks* , .ont'in a Paper which seemed wholly to relate to the conduct of Russia, and .he ascribes that coielud to the zeal` Erigland, anxious to wrest front him a Naval Port, and to dispute with him the liberty of the Seas. England is, therefore, accused by him of attempting to re •kindle - ‘ , Nrar .upon the Continent, in order to preserve her enarhitne ascendancy., Upon this point, the Usurper refers• to our attack upon the Stemish Frigates, When they refused to answer the &mini which:We had a right to. make; : .and he dares to call this attack a massacre. He thus pre , smiles to stig,matize the assertion -of a National right—HE' who sent his ruffians into a Neutral Te rritory to. seize. the Due D'ENG,IIIEN, and had that amiable Prince cruelly Murdered, at midnight,. ‘ whh hardly the mockery of a trial, and without the slt -4IOW of offence I : - But after all this spleen, sophis try, ,and falselipod, the ,fabrieated Extra& in the Frapitfett Gazette concludes with an inconsistency. which always marks a bad cause ; fer,after having seriously reasoned upon the condua of M. NOPO SILTZOVV ) :ant the Note with which he justified that conilea,'„the pretended Extra 4 winds up its felly by alkai - og to consider Novostrerzoye, not as the ilepreseotative of , his Sovereign,' but as the /4;missary of 'a Faiition. We Inv fairl3 - 7:,:say; Qh lame and ithpotent conclusion !":: ha nothing cen be more absurd than such a supposition and if he had appeared in, that light to BoNAPARTB; is it to he imagined that he would have taken so much pains to demonstrate the niiscondna of a man whom, to serve his rparpese, or Either to te nt his gall, he at one time represents as a' mere im.reeeih, arid,. et another, as the politiral agent of a F a cti on ? We !Live thought it necessary to make these 'ob servations 'upon a Publication .which etas' be ifairly considered the Work of a man whose iTntiinents unfretun,il4lY, of iniportatv;:e - to roaekind, be cape be in elevated into a:stete which,gives. him'An opportunity of disturiiing the trangeillity of :di Europe. But this Upstart nOW ,appro . nh the most important crisis of 1,:3 for he has provoked a formidahie Confederacy. agcticst him, and hp, hi 3 ti ';!1 aggressions, -gie en the whole world !Tare te hopl . , w i t h i mparterice ; for tlw ac tegLitt . at4 , ):l ctrt,3er,; NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH; SEPT. 4.--.-ArrlYed this morning the serf Sloop of War, of t 6 guni, Captain HAMBER" LAYNE, from Jamaica :,--sailed with the Convoy from thence in company with the Theseus . of 74 guns ; the latter,, with 72 Sail of the Convoy, passed up Channel last night, all well. La Loire Frigate, which fell in with the Convoy at sea, took charge of that part of' the Fleet bound to . 13ristol and Liver pool : the Col was intended for this purpose, but proving very leaky, she was ordered to make the first Port, and arrived here with two feet water in her hold. The French and, Spanish Combined Fleets arrived off Cadiz on the 9 tat ult. at which time Rear Ad miral ComaNcwoob, with 4 Ships of the Line, was blockading that Harbour ; on perceiving the Enemy, Admiral C. made the best 'possible disposition of his little Squadron to resist their attack, -which he fully expe6ted would have beenmade with all their combined force ; he got under weigh in close line of battle, and stood out to sea, passed the Enemy, and proceeded without molestation for Gibraltar Bay, in defiance of this vaunting and gigantic Fleet. The French Frigate La Didon came into Harbour this morning. Arrived the Charlotte Schooner, Lieutenant Az.-7, from the Channel Fleet, with Dispatches.—lt is re ported that she brings intelligence of the escape of 9 Sail of the Line from Brest, through Passage du Rai another account states that 9 Sail of the Brest Fleet were under weigh. jay the Plurnix, 36 guns, Captain which arrive4esterday with her well-earned prize La Didon, 44 guns, is learnt, that aftA. the Dragon, 74 guni, Capt. G 1111112115, by her wCll-coritrived sham signals to the Enemy's Squadron, when she was in, com pany with the Phienir and her Prize, the 12th of August, off Cape Finisterre, had made them be lieve they were part of a larger Fle..et, they saw no-, thing more of them, and meant to have made sail for Lisbon; however, the wind shifting, they boreup for this Port, where, 'to the joy of all Capt. I.lAxxit's friends, 'and the wives and sweethearts of her jolly Crew, they arrived safe, after beating 'about the Chops of the Channel in this disabled state three weeks, La Aidon not a stick standing, and the Piacenix's lower masts so much wounded she could carry but little sail with such' a hetivy Ship in tow : they went up the Harbour amidst,the exulting shouts of numerous spetlators who lined the rocks on. the occasion. • , , Went from Cawsand Bay - into Catwater, the. . FrcriCh Corvette La' l'oiche, of 18 French 18,patin 'tiers, and 213 men, Capitain de Vaissean Bpi - titan. she was capturesby the Goliath, and is the second CorVette of the Squadron that engaged and sunk La 'Blanche, 36, Capt. 11.IUnot. When La Torche w 11,5 ' boarded by the, Goliath's ,Boats,. 60 of La Blanche's Crew were found in her hold in irons, and the Poor . fellows stripped of their. own clothes for the Frenchmen's rags; but when our lacks Were.at li berty they retaliated, and got their own clothes again. Capt.. MUPGS, the Ofgeenf, and Midshipmen 'of La Blanche, are prisoners on board the Topaze. Went up the Harbour the itfoucheron , 16 guns, and Pickle, 14 guns. The Caroline, ti guns, is . still in the Sound, waiting for Orders, 'and is the . first in rotation to carry out Dispatches.' The Belleisle, 84 guns, was in dock only three tides ; she was absolutely coppered frorn stern to stern, extraordinary ,as it may appear to those not acquainted with naval affairs, in three hours and t half; ,and the Shipwrighti say they will copper the next ship in less time. The Ectleisle is getting on fast, and is now rigging over head, as is the Malta and London. . • There never was so much willingness to work, nor so much adivity displayed, as under the present system, by all the Artificers of the Dock. The Russian Ship from Petersburgh, for Corunna and Naples, with cordage, hemp, and iron, detained by the Nautilus, 18, guns, is commanded by a Rus sian Count. • The Diligentia, guns, Capt. Gannon, which came in from Jamaica last Saturday, having lost 12 men by the yellow fever on her passage, is, by order of Council, put under very stria quarantine. Sailed for the Channel Fleet several Viaualling Tranqports, having on board too fine bullocks, un der convoy of two Brigs. This day the San lost/ of 110 guns, was paid six months wages, and sailed -to join the channel Fleet direaly. Came in a Sloop' of War under a press of sail : she landed an Officer, and after laying-to for three hours, the Officer went o;i board, and e,he sailed again di- ret9ly, Sailed the 11,:volutionnaire, 44, on a Cruise to the Westward, an 4 then to join the Fleet.. me Captain of the San Josef- is goiryz ashore on account of his health, and is to be relieved by Cap tain. Nr.vt, of the Hazard, 18, pro tempore. Came 4i,L'Esfinfr, 14 4 from the Westward ; she • • brinp.h nothinfv: new. Sailod'qm 1 von , 8, fine new S;Qop of War , . for c a iu If4nwazii. • Fou - r; P. Prlsed by the Jamaioft Fiet 0 0 Sail) under -convoy of the Mame, 74, 111144, Cerf, 'Captain CgArin3BELLYi3 .01,3°o,the Cork fleet. PORTSMOUTH, 'Sen. .--I.lAre*are haPPY.t° h lve to announce the arrival of the homervard.botO West India Fleet the whole of 'whit'', except seven, a re at the back of the Pilo of Wight. This information we obtain from some passengers'fro:a the following Ships, who are landed ley: The- Tlett - eta.. , of. 74 guns, and Anna and Friret skip, from Jarnaie;. The urissittg Ships separated, It is supposed, OA: fog or -gal?: of .wind ; th ese will proVe, w e hope, not to hove fallen into The hands o f the Entr a p The '9-4:e 'Rriton (one of the missing Ships) is cote. tip to the MJth er bank, end pu t under quataP d P e i the Captain and t welve.of her Crew hoing dl l O their passage. The Vielory , , Dexnce, R ev eler, and gelportei, were this incrnivg ord ered to be fitted fo r Foreign Service. and A dm ' l It is certain that Lord Ntt.soit niter .very MURRAY will a.-rite here this night. Gib _• PacirAzto EzCZERTON bon at I K.tiIQUT bad joined Admiral Cov,iaowepu, is 116 Qaeen, with three other Ships, from tti'vt.,,, when tho. Cameleon oiled, Admiral Lord and Lady Mgr.vir.ras lat'vo non AO ‘v General Hors, our Lieutenant-Govern9r, The ,eig,e,nemnan, Capt. HA )I V EYi i 9 UTIIIi to Lorne into HarboVr , ,251 • tha A rr i v ed the Daring An d Steady Gun former from Plymouth, and the latter froth CEtli/e' m -O *P•D f , . '. ta the Rive r .. the Nore the Powerful, a 7 4. gun s, cart-1101 PIAMPIN. Sailed yesterda „even i n g the PekOsus, li ter r t I : y ihg been paid wages up to six. tnuntb s', t° r4/111,1 her forria stitioh:off Harwich.; ' • : fi e The Rosia4:Armed Ship, contitinit the' Sig 9:3 , ..,f . ; COnvOy..• to the Baltic; °aid li'inefidseu dot l' A r t e t t l i t u )s s : . t ttltil !art —Zealand, Tonningen, 'until such time as Siiii)s ai4aPPiuteti t) that Service. ' . . .. .. . b , A. 4. y incheisca, Ceres, Mugnsnlowww, V???,tw..o,•.hugente ; ttosina Armed Ship ; Actibig" • Prii, ; V litenix, anti be vcra 1 other Down. toilers., , :...Bfisr ja,ivg... A,fo:F:rictiolej.unt.ed4t2.l"nsii:eippd :isr.tetevipTLE.m3E:s....:oAwfrerorriinvo ea l, Lo r ritonheles;::::::: ' Pa - se 1' . • `iismasted and town"?tewd7.blifynii.tglaleteijo'thoelr'e, g°olo:slllilic;lslisiLli tiNaorooAhmrefrorN N or folk the :c‘e "fa her Pil ic posed here to, be . the pluois Old gate oriiadt A :iia.rteelvtenoifn.glarsgttl:nllgiPsta athb:PEt:4o:7l:l: :PlPP;feetluisil ,11t0:173mrde-rt7tlicanildshEttipolit In skit, F p le ac e t k ' st,i_D : 4 , c o. porr,D ° ' - Amsterdam, wicaitoir:mricbtoperdactul.boeaccoukr:set.ht;.,l.por epo:ratsrtrihoirtatscehe.,:Pyolcii::: Sailed :::els''kihcAiecfst 90°4 ch i‘ ......... YARMOUTH S ' . t tar/ ~ , Err. 5(.4,0t. ni . gh C ar er, _ cf Lncester, Tnomrsots, and' d 'l44 1° IL_YNtr, frpm Husurn, with l‘lails a Plsoligerle.o ani t i ri_ the Roads...4h: Roebuck and Eiora t , ri;ies ;. I iispcoVir Sloops ; Charger C tin. brig x"ri l " n '' Stcs s " cpori tvoot v : E efi, ment io ned ' n ad g r toelg hives, : l ez fi b : ~,e,r s.--The , aea a nd d Rotted e tw o ti,l i le i M t : n i t i, r 1 . ! : :; 06 : c f : i ' i : J P : o ' 1 1 ff . e . 0 : e 1: ": Philadelphia, C_ itideLis 'l3i,isznr, 'with 6u g lsr t ' B . Aror, of and from Ne wbut y Fort, 01014' ?Pm, With sugar and coffee, for '..P.lnsterd'iLli. 10)344 Arrived the Americsan Ship gontexivra fr° lo OA timore, and lauded teeral Passengrs ; a d 3 111 is Desperate Guti-brig frOm oti )3001050 I'l SIDINI ZX ,$141711, &C. I • 0............ DEAL, SEPT. 6.—Aerivcd and sailed .01 ; the 0. Ca; 0140 ver the Pluenix, D - OVGLA6, ii'olll iilllllliC3 7 Young Boscius Privateer from a Cruize' h ''''''' Came down from the RiVer the DiVaKfi will , ‘ ISr°e:rliT searacath;erlionuiftwell::::'boruillPsil:::st;' I t s 1 ): N:'l.:lich° ;le° i‘ __ Chinn in the Downs with the Ships as per lot' CO Arrive(' the Courier Cutter, Lieut. io'roog rnander, from off the rreneh Coast, witi l a her Prize, from Boulogn,;, bound to Viivre' Itepa b Tr o Prisons of which report, that tOf A . l -' C , m , on the Coast are marching into do interiv4 that they are dismantling their Pio* • ---- , ivil egt Sovrnet:n, SEPT . 5. -11-Last ntghi Oil A Ship itfriva, at 01 Northfleet-hope to the ?Tore, bad nearly g flat which extends ao far out from this Pct . 4 nals of distress were tnade by, her, gtod t is 3 ' of 64 gong, in dropv,--Ing down '- from the Nora ,sent their Boats to her as 9°l2' fOrtUtlately the wind, which lay u pon t he sb.Prei; heat blow hard, and she was. placdealiel: 5:::je:11,„,, the morning, when :he sit ppe now Safe moored at the Nore. ' e ry , thg) of cP P ' P' . This place is becoming. V ksibeeti • Tko.rrea, who ¢ a ' es tLe The°. '1