The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-24 00:00:00

IVIAI LS. A sto,tv w—.r TlarnburKh, t Dublin, 1 Waterford. 1)13 Liobon, z WAterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THU DAY AT TWIILTS O'CLOCK. 58 j 1 Omnium C 0115013 . THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DIC&RI6 YALSUM AUDICAT ? L 0 N D 0 N, TDAY,; , MAY 24, 1805. IN addition to the various Statements which have been in circulation respeaing the Combin. et, French Anti , Spanish Fleet, an account was this morning received at LLoYD's, that on the ,Soth instant a Danish Vessel arrived in Stand. gate Creek froth Cadiz, from which place she sailed on the zest ult. The Master's• Mate and the whole of the Crew repeat, that on the loth of April, at six p. tir, a French Frigate appeared off Cadiz ; signals were immediately passed between her and those in the harbour ; very shortly after there appeared off the harbour seventeen Sail of French Line.of.battle Ships, &c. together with six Frigates; there were 9 Spanish Line.of.B tt tie Ships, Frigates, and one French Line.d.Battle Ship then in the. Harbour ; „every thing appeared instantly in a 'bustle, and ' the Captain believes every man that could come from his house to go ".to the Mole was there ; at the same time the French Fleet appeared, one of the English Frigates from the Blockading Squadron reconnoitred the French, and the Blockading Squadron was then in sight,,When the French appeared, a great number of Spanish Soldiers, Willi every expedition possible, were embarked on board the nine Spanish •and one French Line.of.B►ttle Ships, and sailed out of the Harbour that night ( loth April) with three Spanish Frigates, and were out of sight the next morning, and neither of the Combined Fleets had returned to Cadiz when he sailed, on the. a Ist April ; was reported that they were gone to Corunna, to take ten S4l of the Line from thence, and that their destination was the West Indies; The above Statement by no meaps contradiets the account' given by the fYgq, of the Combined Fleets having returned on the 22411 and we have been favoured with the perusal of a Let ter from an Officer of rank on board the Squadron off Ferrol, dated the 7rh inst. which speaks positively of the Combined Fleets being then, in Cadiz. We are still unable to communicate any certain information respelling Lord NeLSos's Fleet ; but the Capatin of a' Swedish,VeSsel, arrived in this Country, irports, that on the 4111 instant he saw 'Eight Syil of the 'Line in 'Lagos Bay, which he took to he Lord ?shoos's Fleet. Lagos Bay is a little to the southward of Cape St, Vincent's. The 'number of the Ships does not agree with the accounts received' of t h e number of Lord NELSON's Fleet, but' it is probable that two or three Sail of the Line might have been mixing at a considerable distance in the oiling, or perhaps off Cadiz. We have in. deed little doubt" that these Vessels were a part of his Lordship's Fleet, as theta can be no doubt that he has passed the Straights. Ws arc informed, from the best authority, that the.lostruaions given to the, Rochefort Squadron were to carry the Island of Dominica by a, coup de.Ntethi ; to injure the British Commerce to the utmost in 'every Colony ; that General Ct.k. rARAD was to be Governor of Dominica, with a Gattlson of r goo men ; that the remainder pl . the Forces were to be distributed between Mar. tihique and Guadaloupe, and that the Squadron then to return home, without fighting, if pos. 0,10. The whole of this to he executed within one tm , ,,,;h.. Upon these iustrudions the French Spa. tit 00,, bc) 14r as we are yet informed, appear to have ratiA, or t3ttier endeavoured to at very closely ; but iViinnatrly in their execution they have materially to-4'4.. The tilaild of Dominici was saved by the !distinguished bravery and excellent caudal of Ge. neral Pit rvosT sn,l the Troops under his command unit the mischief done to our C ommerce an d our ; :Thipping has been comparatively trifling. The distribution of the F rerbe h Force between Marti. nique and Gualloupe has probably been effated ; h ut , we hope, that iu endeavouring to execute the latter .4 1 1 of their instruCtions, themtiy, to return hone without figt,tift, these French Marauders will not only t.tii, but will be prevented from return. ing Wttle to detail the causes of their failure. \V Lave this day txtratled from an Apiiiizia T o p , r of the 23 tilt, some very interesting details of the Proceedings of the French io the island of St, Chtistopher. IVIr. Strjeant Bast last night, in the !-fottse of Commons., brought forward his promised Notion spreetiog the Etc venal Report of lbe Commit. of 114 M locjory, the objet of which was to refer. the Report to the consideration ofa sdea Com mittee, Mr.P t tr,after satisfafiorilyexplaining seve. 1.31 points which had been adverted to by the Learned Serjeanr, suggested an Amendment, for the purpose of excepting out of tke operation of the Motion all the circumstances relative to the issue of a sum of money for Secret Naval Service, which, he observ. cd, was of too delicate a nature to be disclosed in that way, but which might subsequently come un. der the consideration of a Secret Committee. The Motion, thus amended, was carried without any opposition. Tug liamburgh Mail due on 'Wednesday ar rived this morning. The following are the prin. cipal Articles of Intelligtnce which it brings : VIENNA, MAT S.—His Imperial Majesty has appointed the General commanding in East Galicia, Field-Marshal Lieutenant Count KAUNITZ, to corn. mand Moravi,o, and Count GRUNE to be an cf. ficient Member of the Aulic Council of War. A Courier arrived here yesterday from St. Peters. burgh, whose Dispatches contradia the report that a Treaty of Alliance has been concluded between land and Russia.. TURIN, At' a It. z 6. ----The Spanish Ambassador, Prince MALSEICRANO, the Envoy from the Eletior Palatine of Bavaria, M. Vox Cerro, and the nister of the Eleflor of Baden, Baron DALBERC I 'will have the honour to deliver their new credentials to NAPOLEON, as King of Italy, at Milan, These Ministers arc now here. The Castle of Stupinizi, withO'ut this City, doe's not please the Emperor—it is, indeed, magnificent, but a close and ,damp build ing : the Royal Palace in Turin is, therefore, fui. nishing for the future residence of the Monarch. ITALY, Aran, 27. —Besides the camp at Ma. rengo, in which are assemilled ilia 'Troops lately employed in cidelidlit Piedmont and its vicinity, another French Italian camp will be formed at Cas. .tiglione, to be compose,l of Troops from Milan and the neighbouring country. The Emperor NAPOLEON will wive, at Milers on the gth of May. General Avrox has returned to Naples from Palermo. The City of Milan will raise a Monuthent to the glory of the Emperor-I\lm , 0t..10N,. which will con. sist of a Triumphal Arch, similar to those which the Senate and ?duple of Rome eretled in'honour of their CzsAas. The City of Ravenna has like. wise resolved. to raise a Column of Egyptian Gra. nite in honour of NAPOLEON. The City of, Mi,. lan has formed, o receive him, a Guard nour, in , a eery superb uniform. 1 4 1.0 . 1tENCE, APRIL 23.'..4..WC may now hope, according to our Gazette, that all the neighbouring, States will soon remove the restridiuns arid other regulations of safety with roped to our territory, and especially Leghorn. Oa the side of the Eerie. siastical States, the. whole Cordon is removed, both by land and.water, and the communication restored as formerly, except that all Merchants and Travel. lets must be provider! with Certificates of Health from the Magistracy of the places from which they come. . • Leortoßtsr, Ara. tt, 22.-- r -The Military Cordon, drawn along the Tuscan Territory,, on the side of the Neapolitan States, was •removed on the, i7th instant ; anti, it is said, that on the tst of May the Cordon funned along Etruria, on the side of the kingdom of Italy, will likewise be removed. A HambUrgli Ship which is arrived here saw the Toulon Fleet off the westerlygoast of Spain, steer. ing eastward, with a favourable wind. CONSTANTIN4)PLP, APRIL Storgiott having resolved to , place disciplined Mops in Garrison in the „principal Cities, of the Etripire, and the greater part of the Pro. vinces oppOsing the q;ecmion of this system, the Divan assembled to consult •on this Ruble& anti resolved, that Garrisons should be placed in all the Cities where no opposition was made; and that, with respell to the eest, the measure should be deferred till the inhabitants should be convinced of the advantage of being protetied by a regular GarrisOn. Since the departure of the French Ambassador, Gen. BRUNE, there has been no official communica, tion between the Frenoh Chargi d'A 4 ', 7 ;eires and the Sublime Porte, Moir` r bear from Vienna, that the celebrated German Poet, SCHILLER, died on the 9th inst. of a nervous fever. CLPENIIAG MAy ft.—The Prussian Envoy to the Court' of . Sw t ieri, M. VON TARRACIi, and the Counsetio: of Legation, M. TEZSCKKR, have been recalled,' and 'will 4tion set out for Berlin, Vt t NNA, 8.-The - Austrian troops in the late Venetian States will form several camps of instruaion. • The Amy which corm% inly the Cnrdon for prOldtloo the Fever, the Troops in catimuy..ntg: acrd those on ' tie Ir.:nticr3, arc estioAted to apount its So,oOo men, NAV NEWS. PLYMOUThi, MAY 22.—When the Montagne, of 7.4 guns, Captain OTWAY, left Rear. Admiral Sir R. CALDER, off Ferrol, be had with him six Sail of the Line—by this time,no doubt,he is reinforced, as Capt. 01WAY carried Dispatches to Lord GARD NER. Previous to her arrival here she fell in with his Lordship just as the Fleet was in the hurry and bustle of clearing for aflion, and chasing the Enemy. The Montague was also soon clear for aftion had the Enemy attempted to risque a Battle ; she has been out six months and two weeks off Ferrol, and is completely stripped, to have her upper works overhauled and caulked, and - rigging new set up. The Spanish Ships in Ferrol are represented as most miserably manned, mostly . landtnen, and the remainder soldiers. Came in last night from Spithead, with two Vic. tuallers, and was joined with five more from this Port, the Venus, of 36 guns, Capt. Some RV ILLS ; she sailed this morning with a fine wind at Poly *emus, of 64 guns, did not sail yesterday with Rear-Admiral COLLINGWOOD, but was coun. termanded, and is still in the S'ound, waiting for orders ; she is victualled for six months, and will probably go on a foreign station. This morning the Eolus, 32 guns, in the Sound, began stripping, preparatory to having her rigging overhauled. Came in and went into Catwater, to refit, the Treubridge, of 18 guns, Armed Ship ; she will sail again in a , few days. Porrsmouru, MAY 22.-S4lleti the his, Ad. miral Sir E. GowER, Cspr. J. A. OMMANNSY, and the Rehr, J. MASON, with . the . Convoy for New. foundhind and Nova Scotia. The rallor, Hon. Lord COCHRANIC k and the 'fart), E. FlAyw &RD, with the Convoy for Que. bet, still remain at St. Helens, waiting the arriva 1 of some Store-ships fruin the River, when they will immediately sail. SAiled alio the Eurydice, Captain W. }lons, for Gibtaltar and the Mediterranean, with about 30 Sail undet Convoy; among which were the follow- ing, viz. Jenny, Declare, and fenny, for Oporto; fenny, Saunders, for Lisbon; Olive Branch, Wright, Sally, Shaw, and Essex, Betts, for Gibraltar; and Vrow Elizabeth, for Embden. Arrived the ['amoral, Lcathscot, from Deptford ; Dido, Taylor, and Thetis, Murray, from Sunderland ; Polly,Whea t,lrotn Memel ; and Merchant '.[•.iylor, B atchelor, from London: The Avenger was this day releate4 from quaran. tine, and is. now arrived at Spithead. Also arrived the Ruth Brig, of Teignmouth, from Lisbon bound to Bristol, lately captured by a French Privateer, of ;6 guns, from Dunkirk, in lat: 40. long. to. and re-taken by the Roceaux Merchant Ship of Guerrhey. The Priiateer kid taken, a few days before the above capture, four other Merchant Ships, two of which wore of Liverpool ; but as they were not considered valuable enough to take into Port; the Pr ivateer sunk them all, after taking out their respeftive crews. 7. Only three of the Transliorts Which, sailed yes terday under Convoy of His Majesty's Ships 'tri umph and Leda, which were ordered to return to Spithead, have yet arrived. Sailed the Defender Gun-vessel fur Guernsey. The • 11 1 ;ndror Coale, of 98 guns, Capt. Ray. NOLDS, iS,tO have her men completed from the So. Able, Regalia, and Brilliant, and sail to join the Channel Fleet. The Glory, of. 9$ guns, Hon. Capt. AYLMIA, is refitting at Spitheati. DIAL, MAY 23.—Carne down the Combatant Praant from . the Note. The Alert Sloop; the Killman, Phosphorus, and Thrasher Gun.brigs, came in from their stations off Yesterday evening the Alive Collier (Brig), TnomAs Wil.3oN Master, of Sunderland, after die charging her cargo of coals, and getting ballasted, parted her cable, it blowing strong at N. E, drove on shore, and is totally lost. Cone Sown front Sheerness 11. M. S. Cumbir. land. Arrived the' Lord Keith Cutter, and sailed again with Dispatches for. Rear.Admirdl DoUGLAVIS Squ'Atfron off Boulogne. ~ SJi!cil through the Downs the 7an. 7 , SCOTT, for . . Quebec, . . -.in the Do . ,vtis—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Combatant, Chile, 4ailleur, Alert, Discoiery, Volcano ' Vesuvius, Zebra, blazer, Mariner, Rifleman, Thrasher, And P tun p hor üb. We received this mnrning America,: Papers to the ,6th ult. They contain nothing new' wish re. yea to the proceedings of the French in the West ; they mention several reports which were circulated by the French, of their haying taken Gibraltar by a Coup-de•Maill, of their having landed 50,000 men in Scotland, 4c. We have extracted a curious account of a Boxing Match between two Judges, and, for the purpose, we presume, of pre serving proper solemnity, the Hall of the Legislative Body was the scene of action, and the Battle was looitht in the presence of the Chief Justice. Yesterday the PRINC liS3' ELIZABETH completed her 30h year. • in thcevening TH E it MAJESTIES 11414 4 Sele4 Party. Ott Siturday, soon after the arrival of the its L'EIS Wtti4s Al Wintiror,Hl9 MA J ,ESTY present. co her with 'an elegant Service of breakfast gold plate, which has bc,ti some time prepting. FPOM rHE AMERICANA , ON WeJnesday last the Legislature of ila : , l -rs_st A f 0 Dia' (Ne w . York) adjourned sire die. —' , red on this occasion, disgr aceful at least ta thel!to, of the piece. Some observations. frOin ichJ ' a ot:- l'u it n y relative to the affoir of the Me i ven aer e nti: ., Bat* lied, in the course of the day, gi t . O Judge TAYLOR. " Join c liately after- the It. to Judge Ptmor, journment (says the AllhAy Certtinel,- received lag evening) Judge TAA-LoR Walked round 'the tiblt low voice; that the Senate being adjourned, he now met him as a private Citizen, and wished to krol ; and told him, in something oft what he meant by his observstion ? alluding tol he above. Judge PURDY replied, that he ment!! tell the truth. Upon this judge Tavt,oo cai le him a lying old rascal. Judge PURDY WOW, by calling him a rascal, or scoundrel, 'in reloW, Upon this Judge TAYLott, WI afffilllVill strati' him a violent blow with his fist j us t under th e tibh which staggered him considerably. himself Pull° paused an instant as if to coiled hiottelf--11;4:', seized a chair, and aim ed a blow as the hod it of I T; antagonist, but was prevented effeaing b i r , interterence of their brother Senators. judg ot e ( 4 10 LOA then left the_roo ; and as h o went o ~.0 bar he said to Judge m PURDY, it you know 1 /7. 1 . I live; Sir. If you.wish for satisfattion youlit" me at home." The affray took place in the pito,: of about too witnesses. Within tile Bar Wolff; sides the Senators, the Chief justice, filtirio Sr ENCIR, and one or two Cie:l3l'oW* id. 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He, of course, vertar dled il lie air it the Piece. At the end a the flay he t Y", cage° , 6reles which he has recited ja • sev,ersio'l,oololl' and which Theatres, as well as on Ins tiro Benoit oth s itgo , appeared in this Paper son ic iii . The Houbc wd, vcry ,well d e tended. . 0 00' W • Madame JER OM 8 BorrAiratili ila ! a f io rn. • last t ll bnei made with cap. Wed g,..,. t°‘", and has taken up her resider° I . o f he fo street, Fen,:;hurch.street, with a ralartven 110 10 roily. We sincerely congratulate bc . r: e d t he 01 from France, where it canna; be tiout,,,ivertig f a'ecii;ve meant of putting all ad \ I° I''' nif ild o would have been ad:tpted 040 the empty' r a Pope's Bull. ~,D p;J: 00 ' . A 4 ASYLUM FOIt THE PE : "." ~ ,i t attir Tte a ' Aieniversary Festival of this It's 'ohiatl' was celebrated ,at the Londo n 121 , v , i f i e cable , Cu ,„ l ; day last, by a Inns( no:nerous aria r"ivir.. AlJerwto piny of it s Friend' and Suppottcril ; 0- eaile i s die so RO(vCROFT.OI the Chair. *Moc" to iiie $I the that Gentleman for his conduCt altePtri„oeicf°,/ 31 tits tor their prifite and unwear iedfur ihc e g " . a Steil' C .mtbete, . 00 to ll , , ~ pany, and to t i e Tavern, „rw in . . id the wines, &e. Many iiipi I . d con is 'Junes were drank, and benevoleaees" .84 01111 t I .liiy Ai nil itill .vcre truly the order of toe --,, %. o f otiall"ribeft, occasions, the interesting obiec-i-otto in 0 ill Charity were introduced, akieutr,iiilren, W h o.p consisting of male and female 'iontohol ,alligi their peogress round this 'room, .111:. si,,,itionfelio lighted their Benefattora, by .1,,i,..,,ing,c0, 110 gave of their attainments in . 11 'r! liond uel.),,r, Sl,edking, egc. S e veral .I 'S of ther"witti s et/el l e table and recited a short aritirenttPoo,3 acrillcoat feeling, and emphasis, [ha t , c.....,;ad, n i all P o o and produced an effect ornrogvh::::::::1.11.,tic;eve:::.11,00: which we earnestly wish w. e . at i he firil l ' b ooei minished through every f i r e ; then wtAild the numerouis.s S' to i s )3rtoci, far wane of sufficient tunds; t i ci r ri ; sio . 0 t a a , l' ,l on i able to relieve, fi nd a te4dY 44 , vsooly COilre:feisf,ll ration in the benefits it so Si I.' n e calierlY 'li.itirt4 goo long negletted, thong to I ,_ ow t heir 10 4 Irto Kn fre so chi, of human being! ; i.oiecittie gionscso it e ot and the approved 3111.1 pr, hesiont, _ vie i . it, anti to have the yower , l'.o3i,itilei ` v . 'nt! withhold pecuniary Aid; is " ~.1,14 0(01 VII: WWI) IS warmed IV itli but 0 ?1_::: , 0 o we. _ go 00! Beneficence so easily fanned .11,:cop, bcOvt.f..,. btri beral Donations and Subsetif'no ghat I:l4'ir cirs and five hundred pounds,. rrOtt c u, MO "i e ( lie COM)°, ' l r c at I .` I; s peak. the tiellSe 01 t ,r o ) I ample have due wsig ). " w ill) tiv f coo t( ' i,, A i 1 13: C ur ° pi t. hire, the ‘ e vd i r ~ At Brady-Rall, in Detw)s ,_roy. tht'i,jkil' held. ot a Soil. •, . t4oirie, "pilltsig Oil wethie,day, at Briiig-,:,,_,it iistsUli Robert Stierson, tsq, attic t ! .tY , f t, .',, at a SOD. 101 0° . • ---.......r.,-..-...................___,1C, Pow,.strecti. anti Publi'"'d raffia , ' ll ' Maaltqu-Strezt), at the San- . Lo.tvnnr.i i Printed hy It.hvil'X'A.egsl° I:6o,:rii.f • "A i