The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-11 00:00:00

MA !LS. ARP IVID—I Cottenburgli, i Jamaica, t Dublin, Y Water ford. Du Itouburgh,• 2. GOttellbUlV), Y Lisbon, I Dublin, z Waterford. ?DU DAY AT TWXLVI.O'CLOOK. Consols -55 e I Oinnium - • .31 ~HE ,SUN. SOL&M QUIS DICEltr, FAI,II/bt AvosAr LONDON, MONDA', MARCII 11 1 !SOS'. WE this morning received jamaica Papers to the z7th of January. The _Thu Bull Cutter arrived at Port Royal on the 2.4111, in 38 days from Ply mouth : on her passage spoke the Acasta Frigate off Madeira, which left Portsmouth on the 28th of November, with Convoy for Jamaica ; but a few days after had parted from the Convoy in a gale of wind, and was cruizing off Ma deira, with the bore of falling in with them a gain. Ten of the Fleet had arrived at Barbadoes before the loins Bull, which touched there, left that Island ; and it was believed that the Itiones rernaiped in charge of the remainder. The Adolphus Packet, C.v. BouLD WON, in 4.0 days from Falmouth, arrivettat Jamaica on the 25th, On the 2zd the Representatives in Assembly, and the Magistrates of Jamaica, presented. a highly complitnentary, Address to Vice. Admiral Sir JOHN . DtkatwoßTH, on his' approaching departure for England. A Spanish Corvette, of 12 guns, from Old Spain, bound to the Havannah, with naval stores, detained by Syrwillante Ftigate, and the Spanish Brig i Dostinci, from Cadiz, bound to Carthagena, with wine and dry gonds, detained by the Dia.va Frigate, arrived at Port. Royal on the . a 2th. The .Printess Ckarlotie igate has sent into Port Royal a Spanish Ship from' Carthagena to Barce. lona, .with 35,000 dollars. The Prtertll Slocip of "Mr has detained and sent in the Danish Schooner Rosario ; and . anot'aier Sctitcymer from Santa Cruz to Curacoa, has been detained by La Fraajaise., Lieutenant DALE, with the her Officers and Crew of the Brig Marne Fnlivhoe, wracked on the tahamas, are arrived at Jamaica. The Mermaid Frigate, Captain HoLLus, was at the HAvannah on the 1 sth NOvember, and had given invitations to all the principal Spanish Officers at the Havannah to a Ball and Supper that evening on b3ard the Mermaid, when a Brig, sent by Admiral ,Duexwoant, arrived, and informed Capt.HoLLES of the War : be instantly weighed and stood out to sea, and the whole of the British merchant Shills in the Harbour followed, and were thus pre served from falling into the hands of the Spaniards. The Cartel Ship Alhareaise, Lieut. Mootta, with t 70 French Prisoners, from Jamaica, was lost on the 31 November at New River Florida, and about tz persons drowned, ' The Nile, GWYN, from Afric.i, arrived at Nag. sau, N. I'. informs of the loss of the Louisa, of Liverpool, nn the 4.th September, on Cape Lopez, with all het crew except seven ; and the Nili lust seven of her men in saving these.—The Mary..tbig Guinea.met, was lost on the Coast—crew saved. The French Schooner Privateer Fortgoth, is cap. sor c a by the Nassau. The Ships Flora, HEAD, noJ the Benjamin and Elizabeth, (318 Di, btsch of Loodlso ; with the /spies, of Bristol, Burrett, M3t,ter, are cap nred by the' French Drip; PrivAcer Fiebmtier, and carried into GnsLlaloupe-300 Bri! tisll Seamen from Guadalonpa have been landed from th; Cainct Cartel at B.srbadota. The Spanish Brig St. Sebastian, with French rtortty, arid a Spanish Shp with 4. guns and so men, I.nlen with INTavnl and Military Stores, a Spa. riibh General and a Colonel, with their families, are sent into Batbadoes by l'iltureux, Capt. You No. lit/SIM:ID. The Spanish Brig Isabella, wit.!) wine 74nti brandy, is sent into BAtbadoca by the flwsr lia Er iflc 't a ter "the Layahtt, Lynontr, from London, an the 9; h Mcember, near Deseada, after a smart anion of zo iniautcss twat off a French Schooner Priva. seer of IS guns. The Loytilise lust no men ; two cidy were vvounded, and have since recovered. The .knrerprizi, CATELIU, from Africa, with nestoes, had an ation of seven hours with a French Schooner, of 14. guns, off 134r1)4does i and beat her. off. The Entriprize had one seaman avd one slave wounded. Saturday we stopped the press to annaurcn the arrival of Freoh Posrs to the ct inst. and „ vaira 4 - .:Orrl to the 7thi; We ale earry to find tltar they confirm, beyond all doubt, 'the capture of a considerable part of the fleet under the Convoy of the'ili.row Sloop and a Bomb. It appears, from the accounts" which the rrenCh themsefves give of this engiiiMent, that the two stUall pritish Ships of War 'which' were convoying the Merchant. elm WO 4 Frpst &Hard resistance j and as i; .. 0 • ; : ;, for the Convoy to disperse, we have great hopes that the account of the number captured and de. stroyed.will turn out .to he greatly vtaggerated. Tho ToulOn Fleet consisted - of' eleven Sail of the Line, seven Frigates, and two Corvettes, and had between eight and nine thouqaod men on board, un._ der the command of General LAURISTON, the per. son who brought over -the Ratification of therPreli. minaries of Peace in 'Sol. It does not appear what course they steered upon leaving Toulon, and the place of their destination . is still a matter of con. jeflure. . , Tha accounts from Holland mention the arrival of M. SCHISIMELPENNINCK, and the recall of SEMONVILLE, who has been for so long a time the Ambassador to the Evavian Republic. The Dutch Papers do nut take any notice of the expeaed change in their Government ; but, according to private Letters, it will very shortly take place, and SCEI IMMELPENNINC% will be the nominal Bead of this tempo‘ary Government. The French Funds are 60. p. Yesterday we received RDutch Papers to the 9th, but they bring no news of importance. A Gottenbursh Mail arrived this morning with Hamburgh Paters to the z3d ult. The following are the isioqt important articles of intelligence which they bring STOCKHOLM, FEJT,. 25.—Her Majesty the-Queen was on the 22d inst, at half past' three o'clock in the afternoon, safely delivered of a Princess, to the great joy of every person here, The Queen And Princess arc both likely to do well. His Excellency M. De Novpuvrzorr and Suite arrived here on the 22d inst. and the next day put. sued his journey to Sr. retersburgh. An English Courier arrived at the same time with D;spatches for St. -Petersburgh. The Frigate and Cutter by which they came from England not having been able to make the Poreof Gottenburgh, they were obliged to land them in Norway. VIENNA, Fgs..r 3.--A Courier who has arrived from Paris has bruright ilistruaiOns to the French Ambassador, M. De 'LA Ro;;acroucAuvr; The appointment of the Anih,lcbr iirnounts to Iso,ooo Florins. From t tx.7 s o dl to the 13rh he .returned, and received visits from the Spanish Ambassador, and other Foreign Ministers, as also from the princi. pal Nubility ; the Russian Ambassador, however, took no part in this Ceremonial. Yesterday being the birth.day of the Emperors the Archduke CHARI4ES gave an: entertainment, at which the Mcrnbcra of the Royal Family were present. On the same day the Russian Ambassador, Count RAsuNtuwsKy, gave a Ball to above 150 persons. Yestetclay the Minister of State, Count Co. BENT? EL, gave a grand dinner to the French Am. bassadorand many persons of distinEtion. It is now said that the Camp in Friuli will not be formed, nor will the Cord,m on the Italian fron. tiers receive any further reinforcements. Marshal littuNE, the late French Ambassador at Constantinople, is expeaed here very soon ; and it is understood that he, will continue here some time with the pernission of our Court. There is a report that the intended. journey, of their Imperial Majesties to the Italian Prontiers will not take place. ITALY, FE B. s.—Great preparations are milking :a Milan for the reception of the Emperor NAeo. LEON, Prince Josertl, or another Prince, and (li f e: POPE. ills Highness, and the. Cardinals who =am. pany him, will take up their residence in the Archi episcopal Palace, An English Squadron, of six Ships, is cruizing off the coasts of Genoa. . The Second Regiment of French ifusiars is in furore to be distivguished by the name of the Napoleon Regiment of Dragoons, r ln the Neapolitan Territory, where all the For tresses were providing with ammunition, provi sions, &c. these warlike preparations are now diS. continued, since the Neutrality of'the Country is now confirmed. by a new Convention with France. Famosottx, Fen 6. The Troops f rom Stras. burgh, and other French Garrisons, which were under orders to march fur Italy have now been countermanded. BEIM!, FEB. 4,—The Emperor NA,POGEOr. has written the following Letter to the Loitlaminar) of Switzerland TO OUR GREAT ANL DEAR FitIVNII Tip! 4ANDAI: MAN OW SWITZIIRLANLY. yFRY DLitt AND COIVIT FRIEND,' At the momeDi ‘:Flien it pleaded Divine Provi. Bence to call me to the Throne of France nothing could be more pleasing to me than the expres sion of the sentiments with which you participate in the event— :our D!puties hive delivered your ,Letter of Congratulatims ; and, in' the - manner in which they have dischargA their mission, hAve fully eir stay iere t have been abi le to assure you of my unchangeable intention 9 to preserve the friendly relations between the two States. I wish that they mty Conyey to you these assurances ; as also those of my esteem and regard for you. I pray God, my dear and great Friend, to have you in his holy keeping.. 4 , Paris, Yan. 4, iSos.'' " NAPOLEON." MAUR I D, JAN. 280—In the course of next month, twelve Spanish Ships of the Line, and a propor tionable number of Frigates, will be completely ready for sea. This Naval Force will be doubled in the month of March, and will be continually be cooling stronger. The Military Preparations for the defence of Fer. rol, and the neighbouring Coasts, are now completed. There arc in that vicinity nearly 50,000 men, and the Batteries arc manned with more than zoo Artillerymen. Merchant Vessels and other Ships frequently get nto Cadiz notwithstanding the Bleckade. A Ship 'rotn America lately c.me in. - ST. PETERSISWRGH, FEB. s.—The good under. standing between Russia and China continues and in. Creases. The , Emperor of China has transmitted an extremely friendly Letter to the Emperor of Russia, .and it is not to be doubted that our Gavarmnent will profit of this good disposition to form a closer connexion between the two Empires, which must have advantageous consequences to the trade of Russia. Husura, Fitt, rB.—Till this morning we have been in uncertainty with respell to the fate of the Heligoland Scl!uyts which had the other English Mails on board, and which they could not land .at St. Peteei on the tBth. According to report, they were likewise unable to land them at Westerhever, and have probably been obliged to return to Hell. goland. CU HAVEN, FEB. z7.--We .learn from Helig°. land, that of four Schtiy tit that had sailed fdr the Hever, with eight English Mails, only one had sue. ceeded in landing her two Mails at Ss. Peter's, the ex. c reme point of Eyderland. 'The three others had been obliged to return with their mails to Helig°. land. I3y our Deal Letter of this morning we learn that the Locust Gun-brig has, in a very gallant man. ner, run close under thc Batteries of Ambleteuse, and driven on shore a' number of the Enemy's Small Craft; which were coming from the Eastward. The Locust was, however, much damaged, and is oblig ed to go to Sheerness to refit. • Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMILY, RCCOM. pulled by Generals FITZROY and MANNERS, Lady PITT, &c. attended Divine Service in St. George's Chapel ; after which 11111 ROYAL FAMILY wok an airing to Frogmore. The ROYAL FAMILY W leave Windsor for town to.niorrow. On Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, His MA. JEST Y, accompanied by Isis Equerries in \;Yaiting, rode to Langley Broom, where a fine stag was start. cd. 'the deer at starting went with great speed through the inclosures towards Stoke.green, where he got into a larm.yard, but the hounda being close up with him, he had no time to shelter himself, and . started again, and went by Stoke Common, .leaVing Langley Park to the right, and was taken within about tutu miles of Bulstrode, before one o'clock. After the hunt His MAJ es'rs , rode to Frogmoye, and m et . He r M AI E seri and the PE. I ?MESSES. The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order in Council, dated the 7th inst. commanding Francis Gaitrell, the younger, G. Blackwell, J. Bottrell, and W. Pender, all of Lennen, Cornwall, accused of an attack upon W. PARRY, a Revenue Officer, and rescuing a quantity of spirits, to surrender them. selves to justice within the space of forty days. It is now determined that the Channel Fleet shall in future rendezvous at Falmouth ; and moorings (which are preparing with all pnssible expedition at Ilymouth) are to be laid down immediately in Car. rick Roads for. twenty Sail of the Line. The poor old Pore is destined to endure new lu. miliations. According to report, he is to add to the degradation of his chara6ter by consecrating another tiorpation of the Corsican Upstart, at whose heels he must lackey ``till he has created a new throne in the Italian Republic. Our tribute of , respect for Lind ME Lyintß, on accuunt of bis hutronity, has drawn upon us the censure of a Morning Paper, which can see nothing to approve, and every thing to con. demo, in the present Board of Admiralty. We must again testify our respect for Lord MeLvt ner, for his humane desire of concealing the names of Men who, as far as we hear, have repented of their errors, and who have numerous families to support. These men, in the year il3iss, were dismissed from the Dockyards for demanding an increase of wages; but the Morning Paper alluded to artfully couples their combination in that retiree; with the Mutiny PARKER snr; his associates, which happened many years before. Such are the miserable shirts to which a public Print is reduced, that is slavishly devoted tonne set "of men, and determined to 'vilify every a 4 of their successors. • On Monday last three Ccmpanies' of the Shrop. shire Militia marched into Norwich, from Suiten !Lin:Kits, 'lliey were relieved by the 2d Surrey Militia. - • Gala: T 39 WP u, one of the Commiqsioners of the" N. is gone to Falmouth to prepare that Port to receive a Squadron of King's Strips, and to m a k e i; a good harbour. .• - DEAL, MA ft c lo.—Arrived the Vrrest,Pitiehlr, Flamer, and Locust Gun-brigs, from a Cruize of the Coast of France ; the Tigress and P;ticher sailed again this evening for their stations. Alsoirrived the Speedy Sloop from a Cruize off Boulogne, 04 ~b~ remains. Sailed the Bonetta Sloop on a Cruize ; Cbatontee and Lord Melville Aimed Defence Ships to the Westward. Cattle down from the River the ifiVarat P&P Leer, Capt. GREEN, and sailed on a Cruize. Sailed the Hermes Sloop of War on aCrsize off the French Coast. On the Sth inst. at 7 P.M. arrived in the Pot°° l Nis Majesty's Cun.brig Locuit, commanded of Lieutenant LAKE, towed in by the Pituitr Go* brig almost a complete wreck, with her fore' mast totally disabled with shot, hiving, by nal from the Immartalia Frigate, run close andalhe Batteries of Ambleteuse, to destroy or drill ° shore a number of the Enemy's small craft conihti from the Eastward, which .service w as -coitiPle tl f performed, although a heavy fire front' eke! ► batteries and field pieces was kept up, and inih oe6 of lowering the jolly boat to take possession 0 Cutter.rigged vessel, a 4.z pound shot strueli fine- 41 1 4 5t , which obliged the bruit to desi l 4 4 the Enemy's Vessel would have been inherit' session in a few minutes. She is going to Sh ell to repair damages, being much cut in her — h 11 rigging. FALMOUTH, MARCH H.--Arrived t h i s a l i t t , Princes; Augusta Packet,. THomsott, wi c " :Alt As from Jamaica, after a passage of thirty-c/o, ice Left o at Lp lyi g n a g soNw Jamaicahiih arrived th tk g re the Prince the oith ilr : 5 1 ; gs; Bu 10 January, after beating off a French Pr ivateer' its e° consequence of orders to detain all Span ish several had been carried into JWnaica. c i o. His Majesty's Ship Theseus, of 74 016 the HAwicEs, arrived at Jamaica three days v i tc c o ah Packet left it, in a very leaky state. A oat Brig Privateer, of rts guns, was 'capturca.,3l7 in the day before the Packet sailed. Passtift of he 6°l Princess Augusta is Major WHI TS Regiment. 131 11* A Frigate was expefted at Jamaica ft°°l ata ra doess in which Admiral Sir JoHrt takes his passage-for England. Governor General NUGENT has 11111 0 1 7: C1 leave to return to England. h Pre° The Bacchant" Sloop of War convoyed t- e dcd •ot through the Windward Islands, and fir°e— ale°. t bO New Providence. The Penguin left` ill , same day as the Packet, bound on a Franchise, of 44. guns, w as also lying at littit ti ,.o En'srgliaiendJohn Bull Cotter, with atri,::d at Jamaica after a Ps°:"P e oo pin days, which Di v .-itches were turpoe.o ij .4 tto lot h ,the Dtclaration o f War again • ot a . arrival, the English Flag was h o isted ° Spanish on all the detained Span' h. is c i t Arrived also this day . the Joke PriOtecrt. M‘PHERSON, from London, very leek}'' Sailed yesterday His Majesty's Ship .10‘."' ss" ts o f of 36 guns, Capt. Dioxsora, with fourtt ell if Transports urder Convoy, for Ireland. 0 o 'r Also sailed His ,Majek's Ship ik letr l rs siestel l guns, Captain WHITE, with the followirlg_s'aeo'o under Convoy, for Lisbon and the Piledittnovie; 'Choice, Clements, and John, Waite, for Li s1:1° 0 11,1 1 1 ; ; tion, Purdy, for Malta Smyrna, iind•Constanl.rosY- Tod i, tbr Malta ; Catharine, Sincock, tbr Mao" na ; and Three Brothers, Patrick, for 0 pert°' 0% , Et Arrived this evening the Fe/caN, So° , to ila COI Poole for Youghall ; the &wilt, Ev fier $ 10 1 n o Po w a it, and John and Edua rd, Ey ' 0 uileth or mouth, for Swansea ; also the Ship Af PaocTott, and Coverelale, WooLre. f ryll) 130° 1 bound to Cork, to join Convoy for pv, • lit t he lif HARWICH, MARCH 0.---L3St niSt..fan tti land Packet, Capt. BItIDGE, arrived si--,14 to land, without Mails, to take his one" j i tt geAr this' place, Co 5°40, y His Excellenoy the Chevalier , co w, 61/ I ; Extraordinary and Minister Pieniri 401011.111 Portugal to the Court of Berl in.. is jr e~'pt this Port, on his passage. to flullandoi,:idoli:•Ad)ill' wind ;as well as t he Earl of ' , tir es "; irefo gn e Hc'hlr 40N, with the Fiambnegh on' ?a xis on board ;as also the Prince of g r ab! 4 14 A. DAN Et with the Glttenburgli 01:1/ The Prince o f w a i n p a cket, CO` enttorVett Got t A' arrived the night before last folio , matc o Mr. DitasstNos, one of the Kingsst ?gt.erif toy came Passenger, on his way tt sl and Stockholm, charged 'with g l/1 portancet. ois o 4/ 1 1 Sailed the Hecate Gun.ve sael, , remain the Pegasus Frigate, ono- ori 0,1 Revenue Cruizers. r • ivev,, hof PLYZAOUTH, MAR CH pfr i r m, t t i t ; Frigate 'fro a Cruize off Brest ; ; onv o f of War from a Cruizo in the Ch ent " ' &ne t . (1 Fleet . Coasting Vessels , under ii C hi Lady Warren Armed Ship, fromfrom the, v ia ot Sailed. the Mars, of 74. gun s, to I ° Fltet,