The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-29 00:00:00

• Gott enb MA Er. Al4lllo—l ablip, IV.te, font. e Ttarnhtugh, urgh; 1.14-bon, t tV4terford. THE SUN. 101.10.1 QUIS blettr. !AC;;:!-,t AUDtA r LONDON, VIRDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1805 • We understand that a Letter h as be en rece i ved Nis An ()Mee r on hea r d the lihuheira, Rear-Adm. Sir'''. Tao which states, that she fell in ITIIRIDCR, I with the hersiortaiiti, Capt. OW EN, in lat. 41. 1. No rth, long. 21. 30, wean who inf orme d t h em 1 that they had seen the Toulon Fleet, on the 7th of 1 Ill Ysoff Madei ra . I t is probable that the expe y fed ' tl°titty4rd•bound Eastandia Fleet would touch at mrri eints and were cruizin g tu intercept the m . I t i s tiblettible that the L etter only mentions the Ton. F leets from which it 'is probable that the 1 ea mhlaed Fl eets had sep a rate d .,horit It is stated, on t h e itny of the Captain of a Neutral Vessel, w h s left Cadi z h on the 21st u h . that .there were I , r in i s the Harbour several Sail of very large 4.401,k Pola'Cres, which had arrived there laden wit ' tail+, ind that there were alio nine or ten , 4 A I/ ° Ale Line in the Flarbaur ; and it is con. :hrtl.that the Wasp might hive mistaken trelrissels for the Combined Fleet. 'Letters At, Ytiterday received from Gibraltar, which tnrslitto ay received of the Amman Frigate there, dirth° 2 .9" h nit. Th e Am taxon was bu t a . s h o theca.heasi of rt i Lord NELSON'S Piet/ ;. his Lord n At ' w't° that dis e xpeded i n t h e Streights on the evening Y. . • denl4bAY. Mr. R. DI/NOM SAT.IND2 RS (the of Laud Meevltts) gave n ot i ce i n the House' t4tlf 41411101 a that in the ev ent of Mr. Whir. /144's Moving an Impeachment against Lord 711471441 ha should move that he Nwble Lor d . h eard in that House in his own defence.--Thla ! „ "°tice pf a Motion, founded upon Parliamentary , stb., .aL 1 1 atitt justified by repeated precedents, has :44' eoomented upon in a Paper of this day, tni %inner that.equally proves the gross ignorance 411 11 the rancorous hoatility of the Wri rer. —Know. il l' a t Iva do, the quarter from which that Article tlin ' t Vot tee do not suspell the Condoelors of the , t h t . Po ta which we allude capable of writing it), we 141* tUrptized st its insiiivity ; nor at the in. de Prize to deprive a person accused, of the k i,' l t tif being heard in his own defence. • It is i n ! 111 , 4 it e new and extraordinary demand, ''' t 'I the friends of Lord biI,SLYILLI• lo h e , it is the Writer, we are willing to attri. v i e nit assertion mere) l y to his i gnorance ; but 0'4,114 Publi nt; b efore he aga i n undertakes to " di ,a. hie hic opinion" upon questions of this sort, 'cgstgaite tpi. "Me knowledge of the history of this 1.11 ,11-7 ) tind of the proceeclings of Parliament. allttlaet ;getting him back to history for prece. tio4l4we bet to recall his recollettion to some 11:44111 which have taken place in his own 1 1141:: /)01 0 the Writer recollea that Mr. theellll.l w as heard his by the /louse of Cant 16_, In defence, before the Artieles of Im. rsitel4nt itvet,re %hied up to the House of Lords fe te h tll , t Mi. nlOll/flat aria afterwards “ beard be. VI tite r dud nlOll upon his Impeachment." Does the 4itfe -tree°lleit that Sir E. Impty was heard-in iti 3 sitignee by the House of Commons, and that in can. 4N: et 4ithit defense the Articles of Impeach %frit ear;voted against him ? If hedid not re. ,10,11intlitte cases when he produced the Article in rt di ? k ni we "" *llly say, he is a very un fi t man 1,, l'..rie Pai/ie ejeinistr ;if he slid, tie feel" II c'f evety honest man will readily sugge st the thhet fiche Irt e th. 1.611/11 to he applied to him. ti t,,1 no t In " it be to repeat our determine- If iht,_4 Wa llah eny EXtratis from the Report Ishii* 'itleti Committee fur the corn:4lllns of iv% heft %not pledge ourselves. The Report th tk Printed in the course of a day or two; and w e 1„,, , sil lay it before our Reader,. ft W I ~,_ .....ftftft....... tiek "gt ! t to l earn from Clylon, that , a smal l de " qten t of , 14t kited b* tote 191.11 Regiment of Foot has been I heo m . Y 14 n4tives, and nearly cut to pieces. ate 4, e 'ri who were unfortunately made prisoners ... 444 101, . . net inoiA"....ave tiled in consequence of the cruel. ‘lc4 on thein by their barbamus captors. 1i91,4,.,_ ............- , tyt,in4 r4l,ra has even exceeded in Holland the roc he Which kuez i p i •1 in France, ,4 , - % o w tßit It praCtiset ~,1 , "4 4 f"G t : ett a D ecree to be publklied which ,', 1 , 4 ' 1 00 f r , " lat e lA* 100 guilders (about 90 1. Mtrier frott:l4 e very bod who Presumes to open a eat k tit , InY of the y subjeds of the Crown of ' I t i l ill ,llla tq l 7 p n i : se 4 , ft er this Decree is issued, what 4 44 4 )„4, " l Mr I. PENN I MC K say respefling tii ce of th e ilwaviaPs Relstildji 1/ Thi, being the Antlivetsat.y of the Itesinriti.o of Ki NG CHARLES IL . it .4kas kept as a Fi',lieby at the Nl)lie Offices, aid the Pdtk airj .To wer guns were fired, as usual. The Gazette of last night, in addition to the Dispatch from Lord LAkv,..of the,t7th of Novem ber, which we gave yesterday, hate the foihiwinf : Th :awe Dispatdmipiitairlibeflllowingk . mirwpils "reskeiling our illili‘xycpoci 419ns ip7411,4v,; : " We feel also much pleasure in reporting the successful progress of the division of the Army in Maim], under the command of Colonel Moat Alt, which, after completilig the conquest of fIoLKA it's Possessions, west of the Chumbiel, reached Muccondra on the 3oth of November, and still con. tinned to advance. _ _ ..... " On the Bth inst. December, rBo4, General JoNss was at jowra, one march beyond l(utl ,nl. and would probably have joined Colonel NI UR& Y'.; Army by or before the pre sent date." Yesterday about one o'clock Elsa MAJESTY and the PAINE Rssts arrived at the Queen's I - lAm from Kew. , His MA J ESTY did not arrive till five, hay. ing stopped at Kew to dine. This morning their MAJESTIES and Pitt NCIISSES visited Woolwich Warren. • fits MA] RsTY has signified his intention, that the First ant .nd Regiments of Life Guards, corn 'man , ' • iy the Right Hon. the Earl of HARRINC. TON' and Lord CATHCART, are to be encamped on Wimbledon Common. The Adjutants are to mark out the ground this day ; and they are. to take the field to-morrow. The Royal Horse Guards, Blue, are to do the duty at the Horse Guards, and in town, while the Life Guards are in Camp. The order, signed by His MAJESTY, was sent down last night by the Earl of HARR INGTON. Yesterday morning four companies of the Royal Surrey Militia matched from Canterbury to join the other division of the Regiment at Dover. The tight wing of the Coldstream Guards are also on their march from Chatham to Wimbledon, in three divisions, Monday, yestrr4ay, and this day. The Cambridge and third West York Regiments are order orders to remove from Faversham and Os. pringe barracks ; tthe Cambridge march this morn. ing for Chitham barracks. The Leicester also from Dover to.morrow for the Eastern Distrid.— A general change of quarters of the Militia in the Southern District ii now about to take place. The 81st foot arrived at Charleville, on Wed. nesday last .; Colonel M‘Kanzt it proceeded the next day, with part of the Regiment for Rathkeal, as did also Lieutenant-Colonel 'Lucca, with ano. ther division, fur Newcastle. Ypstertlay morning the Ist diYision of the Royal Buckingham Regiment marched from Maid,tone, where they have lain in winter's quarters, for Hull, in Yorkshire. lo.morrow the 2tl division will pro. ceed on the same route. The PRINCE of WAI.E6 and a Party of Friends received afew shovels full If beef steaks this day at Mr. Alderman COMB E'S Brew.house, and washed them down with plenteous libations of British Bur: ScH mm tLPIt NN N c lc, the new Grand Pensionary of Holland, boasts of possessing the friendship of BONAPALTE, "because," to use his own lan. gunge, it was'obtained by 11 never swerving from truth or ree7itude in all My words, my aCtions, or even my thoughts, which his penetrating eye read in the deepest recesses of my heart." The wAiti in general, we apprehend, and the Dutch, no dumb( ' in particular, will hardly be induced to believe, that If Mynheer SCHINWELPENNINCK had such sacrei regard to truth and reditude he would have been seleded by the Corsican Usurper to manage hit interetit in 'Holland. As to the compliment to the Usurper, on his poWer of penetrating so deeply into the thoughts, it is a flourish of adulation which the Pensionary, no doubt, acquired during his real. dente at the new French Court, where abjed vas. salage is the order of the day. The Police Magistrates should interfere in the arrangement of the Coaches that attend on Oar fashiOnable - raises, for the -streets are generally blocked up in such a manner; that ordinary oar. riages cannot pass itritl repass. This is no fault of the person wh.,"gi v e s t h e rout , b ut i t i s t h oug h t a goad joke by the Coachmen to detain carriages as long as'they can. it is needles* to dwell on the important business relative to health, and other matters, which may thus he retarded by the deten. don of perions to whom such business is entrusted. The Anniversary Meeting of the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufattures, and Commerce, for, the, purpose of distributing rewards to, those Candidates who have succeeded in the se, yera departments patronized by,the Institution, took place, yesterday at their Oreat Roo m in . t h e AtiCiphi. The Duke of NOR roLK, President of the. Society,. took the Chair soon atier twelve.-.-- The Room was crowded by Noblemen Foreigners of distinetion, persons slisainguished tor their at: tachment to the Arts, and a large train of elegant females. The candidates at this yeir,,,itaveral of whom do honour to the talents of the fair set, die. played considerable merit in their respedive pro. vinces. This Institution was founded in 1754., and hardly any anniversary meeting since that pe. tied has afforded more proofs of useful discoveries and promising talents than marked the Exhibition of yesterday. • f , THE ,THIATRR....43y command.of. THEIR WIS. j ESTI RS, the Comedy of ,Lflagia ;tarts jou Tar, OISE of Mr. REYNOLDS'S whimsical produttinns, and the Musical farce of The Eteatet, were represented at covent.Garden Theatre. The whole of the PAtNIII C5eS accompanied their Augu st Pa. rents, ,and both the Piecs seemed to afford them much entertainment. The Royal Party appeared to be in excellent health ; and His MAIRSTY. during the intervals of the Performance engaged in, much conversation with the Nobles who attended him. All the usual manifestations of populatre. gard came from a very numerous audience. • The EMPEROR of Ga *MANY will probald7 give , great offencl to his new Imperial Brother of for making his BrOtherlo(niglits of the Golden Fleece, to exempt theta from the disgrace of. being Members of the French Legion of Honour: 13.4 surely,_ BONAPAR TR, considering that he is tie greatest Plunderer that ever existed, and the Legion consists of none but - Military Marauders, might vt ry properly ilave denominated his the Order of the Fleece. Y 4. L NEgi PLYMOUTH, MAY 27.--Arrived the Haughty oun.hrig, with bi-patclies from the Channel Fleet, wllich she left two days since, all well, 'ctuiiing.off Breit. Sailed the //Five Frigate to js,in the Channel Fleet, This day a signal was hoisted at the twat-lad of the Salvador del . 1 14 undo, for a Clurt.MArtial -to be held on board her. (R, LtanAt.t., Eq. Judge Advocate), on the Master of the Dolphin, of 44 guns, now in the Sound, having been ordered in fur that purpose, for striking the Lieutenant, his Su perior Officer, who had endeavoured to prevent a battle between him and a Warrant. Officer, to the subversion of the discipline of the ship. The evi dence for the Prosecution eloied at three o'clock, and the Prisoner to be heard in his defence to. morrow. Sailed the Diipatcb, of 18 guns, Captef-awiciss, on a Cruize. Yesterday Major. LANGMA I D, and the Officers of the Ist Battalion of Plymouth Volunteers, gave a grand dinner to the Field Officers of the Lymingron Volunteers, at the London Inn.-L-It is needless to state that amangst the. Dcvun . and Cornwall Vo. lunteers mirthand hilarity was the order of the day. The Br.sborough Battalion of the Devon Legion of Volunteers, Lieutenant. Colonel Lur EY, marched into Frankfort Barracks. this week, to do permanent duty for 'twenty.une days. Sailed a Gun-brig with a Convoy to the West. ward ; and the Lady Warren, of 32 guns, on a Cruize. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 28.--Arrived His Majesty's Ship Daring, Lieut.oausay, from a Cruize ; Thier Sister:, GALL WIT, from Lear. Sailed His Majesty'b Ship Princess Rqyal, Capt. ABY MOLDS, to pin the Channel Fleet ; Pluto,.Lieut. JANVER IN, with Convoy, for Cork; and !Jlarlanel, WATT . 5, for Sunderland; and the livela Burnt), on a Cruize. Arrived the Dews/a/ism Bunb from a Cruize. Rear-Admiral Sir Is",Ac COFFIN struck his Flag on board the Cladiater, being gone to London •on leave. DRAG, MAY :8.---Came in the Blazer and GaHaw Oun.brigs (torn their stations betw,een Dinkirk and Calais, and sailed again immeXately with the rectal, Raillesdr, Litifer, Bold, Piercer, and Watthje/, for the above station. The Blazer reported, that two Prams, eight Schooners, and thirty.two Schuyts, came out of Dunkirk liarbJur yesterday morning, and were proceeding along shore for Boulogne ; the Calais Squadron fell in with and attacked them, on which they separated in different diredioni. The signal was made for the above Vessels to get under weigh immediately ; the re. sult of which is not yet arrived. Arrived the Arab Slop of \tit, from a Cruize— under quarantine. In the P—Monarch, Utre c ht, Di nme d e, I minortalit, Combatant, lo..vn Ve s suvius, Discovery, Lebra,VOlC:4llu, roar G un brigs, and Harmony Trapspnrt. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-NIONEy. - - To the Captains, Officers, and Crews of liis Majesty's Ships A lextuider, Terpsichore, ,La Bonne Citoyenne, :tad In cendiary, for the Capture of the Ragusoc Palace 4 La Ma donna della Gr.stia c San Gaetano, the 18th of Oaoher, t 798. in company with tier Most Faithful Majesty's Ithips Prin. cape R ea l e , L a Ruytiatk: Portugal, Alfonso di Aibuquesque, and Ilergarnins Corvette, at No. t 3, fiarnard's Inn, Holborn, to, Panic. to-morrow ;tinniest, and to _A ttOritiCS uoi Thurs day the of jun. ;or every Tuesday, and Thursiar atter wards. • To the Commander, Officers, and hip's CompThyof His Majesty's Ship UnitO, for, the Capture of the Vricodactup, the itb February, tSoo at Messrs. Atkins's O f fice ; %Vat,. brook, un Thursday, t he zoth of lune or every Thursday anti.Saturtiay afterwards. To the °Ricers and Company of His MajCsty's Ship vEgyptionne, or the Capture or El Dichoeo, the 13th Fe bruarn 18 05, an board, at Portstnourh, tomorrow ; or every Wedneaday and TiltirSday afterwards, at No, g, New BMW 4t;ttt. 'On Wednesday night arrived at Liverpool the brig fetion, from Bourdeaux, tviund to New. Or.' ieans, detained by the famonby Privateer, of Liver. pool, tm the 9th inst. who also detained on the loth Inst. a Danivh brig, from AmstardJrn for Cadiz, with grain, who parted with the Falcot on the ith. The Pogionbj spoke about three weeks ago the Ex/trims/it Privateer, of the above port s aU well. HIS MAJIISTY has been pleased te) establish - a Board of Health, to prepare and digest Rules and Regulations for the m ost s p ee d y and efredual mode of guarding against the introdutilion And spreading of Infellion ; anti for Purifying any Ship or House, In case any Contagious l)isorder should unhappily manifest itself in any part of the United Kingdo m notwithstanding the precautions taken to guard against the introdation thereof; and to comuni. cam the same to all Magistrates, Medical'Persons, And others, HIS MAJESTY's StlbieetS, who may be desirous, and ma y app l y to b e made ac q uainted therewith. The said Board hold their meetings at Somerset. place, and arc composed of 'the following persons, VIZ. "' Sir Andrew Snape Hamond, Bart. Comptroller of His Majesty's Navy, President. Sir Lucas t'epys, Wu. President of the Royal College of Dr, Reynolds, Sir Franet Bart. Dr. Hunter, and Dr. Heberden, Fellows ct the b.! lt Royal College. Sir Alexander Monrei, one or the Contruissloners of His Di:festy's Vustoms. liarneas, senior Member of , :he board for the Care of 5i..;14 and Wounded U44.”-{ll. C )Ix. I", xc 114 iv c4' , mAl', 2 ti . Wheat iq here in rniddiin sti i iply, very little our own growth, chiefly of the late Foreign arrivat i ; h‘it few Buyers to.day, and excepting- f,r pr:me Samples, it is quoted. at, 3, and +s. pet clult-t-r cheaper; Aye -is dearer, as i !hriey of . secon,i ordinary quality ; Kilt and 11:ans at little ,ilter44 tion 1/e have °Bs in toler.ible qulnrity, which At the finish of Whnday's Market were at, less Ono our currency, and rather so •to-day ; Flo:tr at little variation. Wheat sSs, a 7zs a 9 0 3 c!. Beans - 44 s a' sos 0.,1 Vine Old - - 9zs a 9§a ix:, Tick Beans .7,Si 4 .0, 7., ° 1 it yo . - .. , 5,,,,,; h 51's o ,j Oats ' z4s a z 6.% a 29., 0 A Barley - - SzS'a Vis od Poland do. 3os a 3 is n.i mah. ~. - 66; a 7zs od Rait6; St;e:l - -00 l - 001 Whi c,t. 1 ), ,..a5e 42s a 455 eta Eine 1 2 101,1 r - 755, aB. cil C rey dato -4 0 s a 4 4 s o il Sec on d s - psi a7i s c-i Yesterby the LORD MAY6R_ ordered the pr"'" of Bread to contintie at ri.d. the Qoartern 1,1 Whp4ten, and 1211. Household; there nit being a' sufficient number of .Aldermen rysent to con.,:ittre ,a Court. His Lordship will hold a Court of Cr!.. ruf.m Council, it Guildhall, on Friday next, at zi Weloek, for the dispatch of f' , ublie business, In the .vinery of 7ft-tomAs ,RAvvsorr, E“3. Wardsend, near Sheffield, a vine trained singly tip. two rafters, four yardseach, has produced 21z 4unciles of grapes this season. On Thursday the sawyers in .Mr. GleadOwri shipyard at Hull, in cutting up an eitn.lice of c ).- iderable size, found a hird'g nest with four or five eggs therein,. in the heart of the tree, which tv,.'s sound in every part round where the. nest lodged. This singular circumstance has ' Oteittr:t considerable attention; and from the appe..ir4ot.i: and firm texture of the wood, it'is conjeCtured th4..t the 'nest must have been placed there fifty or, sixty years ago. YesterclaY twirning, between tz and one t;',:lnek, an alarming tiro broke out At a sugar relinet",, in Bell-square, Bell-lane, it burfi'.7,s with great fory, so es to endanger the whole bourhood. The premises and two adjoining hnusc s were consumed before the engines could su l ,i,lue thr flames". ' The military dept, near Chelmford, in the ereelion of which a number of persons have fur a length of time been employed, is now crompleted. The whole is built in the most substantial manner, 'and has a noble appearance., It is situated on an eminence, near the high road from that tow ii to Colchester, curatnanding agreeable anti .diver. sifted prospeels. The main edifice is 7; feet in length, twenty-five feet in breadth, and isvo . stories high, The lower story, seventeen feet high, sists of the armoury, fifty feet by thirty in ex ent, fitted up with faCks for the reception of Iczooao muskets, together with swords and bayonets; and also a cornice or projedi , n appropriated to arrang. ing pistnis,.alier the manner of the new armoury in the Tuwet, the effect of which is pleasing and elegant ; a furbishing room, thirty feet by nine feet, and a lobby of the same dimensions. L— . handsome oak staircase leads, to the ripper story, the princip4l town of which is. of equal magnittiae with the armoury, and furnished with racks, tan which various accoutretnents are to be dppos l ted ; adjAning is a room adapted' for cleaning, them'. The entrance to the principal struCturc is by 14Ig folding doors, with stone jambs and head. TO‹re are four detached building's, ,one at each angle, twenty.ole- feet square, for the aCCO:IPTIALition •0( the Armourer, ,Storekeeper, Officer of the and soldiers, each .consisting, of a parlour and chain. ber over it, twu 41 roorn;4,.a kitchen and pantry paved with stone; and fitted up with a dresser atsf . shelves, and each .having a smlll Court.yard. There . are also two magazines for amMuniti , w; smiths' shops,and, sheds, cunr!ceted by ,at wall feer high, with entrance gates to feet wide,lion g Litt stone piers. The area occupies a space Of ab-i at acre,-enclosed by a ditch 6 feat wide, and defend:a by palisados. BONAPARTE, it Seems, would not suffer hir to go into mourning for any foreign Potent re, their relatives, till it was known lioW other Cour were to condud theinielvea in case of such .n unfor_ tonatc event as the death td, one'of (ht, attguscpil. tars' of the Corsican Djnasry. We:believe there is not a Potentate in. Europe, and hardly an honest man in.the whose world; who would not rek . )ice if BONAPARTE ilinigelf were: furnid; the first oppqrtunity for slit wing hOw other Courts Woul4 behave on such an occiOion. The show Of horses at 11:verley Fair on Tiiors: . . Jay wits a vetry.poor one; the best having IN 'ciubly been pureshased, as usual, by the deJlers, aa L l at great prices, (woe of to iultrinr ae*cripti wert sc4reely saleable at any price. 1 cu ult.-, of w th e show was _considerable, sold well, Wednesday, Litt being M Fair, thrre very.groat show of cattle. Fat rivet' wi , li r, Kale ; lran cat Ile K6ld high ; and good shceii 01 , ; „, tamed their prices. • On Friday Litt, as sonic lalknkfll4n i.011i..,•- jown,alt old buildihg, irsTreeton, near Sheffield, it dicovered among the..rubbisli about-tif;v• cilver cot chiefly .shillings and sixpences of 1 hz,h et h Cha des I, and a Commonwealth shill' • shilling ort c . the pieces, which was mu c h tieface.d, wt • • , C to be of the reign of Eivy.tril On Saturday'sennight . as a nun of the naive <4 Robinson., of Aidershott, I frintt - , dealer in earthen ware, was driving tricwaggon (riding on the .4 4 6 4 ) on the read near iligshot,, the horse s• took fright the pauing of a Gentleman's carriage, and, turni l ,-. 1: suddenly round, 'threw _the pour man from hit ac;,:, when the *heck going over his htedy, kilted hint on the spot. A C noner's Inquest was kteld yeatcr. day se'nnight—Verditt, dcrielentUl , SALlTti.ty tritirning as (ti. ird S!Ort4r4tCr, at tv,ip:. Viet to VV n. Bilikekil EA, of Canterbury, was titling on the top of Wsg n loaded wills d ea l s , which was returning from Favrrhti,iin to iiiit }lac-, he, by 14in - 1e 1191in:icy occident, .ofr in the to:sti near Nish Court, and pitching upon his head, died almost itistmitatleotilly. Nresterday Charks Aires, a toll-COnettat ti e Weigh gate on tilt: A 4014 road, t,visconvitted in the peto i ty of with cos“, at the* Mirlhorough. street Office, tor hay lug t viattl duohle . toll Iso m ii ervant of a Geatltlhan.