The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-15 00:00:00

fcr his debt of stores accofding to the prices charged for the in What was the cause of ,ar giving that dire&ion ? —Because I considered it to be right and proper. (To he conthaied.) A itnry ro—r Ilamburgh, i'Gottenburgll. r Waterford., t --1 Ilamburgh, Gottenburgh , Lisbon, Dublin. t, PRICE or STOCKS TUTS PAY AZ TWILVE. CeCLOCK,. r r Consols s 8 I Red. Ann. siti Omniur 3i THE SUN. SOIIM COM DlCiat FAISUM AUDtAT ? LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1805. This morning we received Paris Paper; to the 7th instant, and Dutch JOUTIVILI to the i ith. The Dutch Papers of the i'oth contain the fol. lowing ExtraCts from the French Papers : " On the morning of the 2d instant, at three o'clock, the Emperor departed privately for the C mst, to i4spea the troops" and the preparations. Oalers had been given for a hunting match the same day ; and, to keep His Majesty's journey the more secret, severar persons of distinction had been invited to the Theatre at St. Cloud that evenii3g, " The Emprcsb is gone ler Nancy.' " It is asserted that Governinent have received favourable intelligence of the Combined Fleet ; alnd thatit will to-morrow (the (Rh) be inserted in the Moniteur. " Recent Lottcr3 from Spain speak of an MU= hiAween the Combined Fleet and the English, and al hough particulal6 are, not yet known, it is certain that the British Shits have been cot tibundedly mauled, and one even is sahl to be rendered unfit for further service. " JEROME BONAPARTE has now three Frigates and two Brigs under' ills command." The of th fitlidoes not, Bowe% er,..cop thin a.single word respoainc, , , the Combined Fleets, nor 'do those of the pro ion, dates, The following are ;he principal articles.of intelli- VIICC which these Ners contain Cottiv, JUNE 17.--.-SO gre4 Is, the number of TrOops- here, that it is with ditlietlity'quarters'can tie procured for them, especially as the summer heats begin to iteommode us. Gen. Moussm-Pouscrtm has encamped his 'Troops in the neighbourhood of St. rantaleone, In tents. It is no less tine than sin gular, that. the grqateit discipline is obsened among this numerous militly body, although the Ottkers Are in general youths who have never seen service. Tilvarm, Jt..l. 26.—A report is circulated in the North, that. the Emperor of France ban made offers tbr uniting Dalmatia to the hingdolll of Italy. .Dal. matia borders on Grt..ece, and is in alliance with Moldavia and Wallachia, No credit seems to be at tached to this report. Sonwo.tiNv, 9.--General SEBASTIANI is to have, the command ct the Expedition fitting out at !elvoetoluys. it is suppoied that the Emperor NAPOLEON, dur ing his tour along the Coast, will pay a rapid visit t( Helvoetsluys and the Helder, to inspeCt theformid able preparations mAting at both thos,. places. Yes terday a Mosenger was sent off by our Government to Boulogne, probably with Di,ipatehes for the; peror. We hoar that every one and every thing belong.- ing to an! Texel Expedition is ordereato bi, there, or at .tlut ,to-rnorrow the ..4, , h01e being to 'he inspetled and reviewed ors Mand4y. Our-Government, by a Decree, has expressed its approbation or ow Lao ecuiclnd cif Vie-Admirll Vim-tut:yr., in , so courageously aryl valiantly bring ing a part at the 13atavi-em Flotilla from Dunkirk to Arnbleterße. .A.VOSBUIto, JULY 30,—We hear from Tyrol; that the Austrian ,Regiments ordered th , :re are already arrived. A part of the Tyrol sh:trpshooters have_ been summoned to exercise; them ielves in the use of arrifi4. The entrenchments .and other works, planned .more than a year since by the Archduke JOHN, art now raising in the environs of 1'i.(111 - C and Caliiara., Bou At , o 4'--Hi s Majesty the Emperor arrived at 'read-final teas yesterdAy at three in the morning. To-day, from ten to seven, he reviewed the In iantry, which formed on the shore. The Artillery and Cavalry 14'ere not included in the review. The Line which Ills Majesty passed consisted or 112,000 Infantry, and extended from Cape D'Aspre, to Cape Grisnez. PAR/S, Auo. ti.—Government is Stated to have received intelligence of the Combined Fleets, which is of a nature to lime, use to the most flattering hopes.-4C/V4u Cab!lat.) [A paragraph in the same words appears in the Publicists of the same day, but not a word in the )119niieur.s.] Tuz lippivtrgit, Mai/ clue op Sunday arrived this morning. The prAncipal articles of intelligence which it twins t ali by foupd in a sutuequept Co. The folloiving Letter has been itieeeliod by a re speaable house in the City," but nett ing $ known at the India-lrouse reapating ,the circqrnstanees therein sated DARTMOUTII, (ACOr has just landed from .a Packet which sailed from St. Helena about forty days since. Admiral RAINIER, with the. Walthanstow, anda Fleet from Bengal, had arrived there, and exPeCled to sail about the loth ult. should the China . Fleet arrive in season.' His fajesty's Ship St. fiorenzo has captured the Pysche Frouch F'riga'te, in the Indian Seas, after a smart engage. ment." • No intelligence has yet been received respe&ing Lord NELSON or the Combined Fleets.—We feel it our duty again to caution ot}r Readers against giving any credit to the numerous reports which Ore cir culated almost every hour, for the most interested purposes. • With respe& to the threatened Invasion, we have nothing new to offer ; the same degree of bustle and a6tive preparation continues on the Enemy's Coat; but we will venture to predia, that if Botq.kr kr.TE does not attempt the Invasion within another month, lie will find sufficient, eny., ployment in another quarter. The preparations fie offensive operations in the Mediterranean, by Bus.: sia and Great Britain, are upon the most formidable . scale. The Russian Foree in Corfu at present con sists of 35,000 men, and 40,000 more arc very snortiyexpeaed from the Black Se4.---When the Ex pedition under the command of Sir D. Bittur) rcaches its destination, we shall have a disposable force in• the Mehterranean of 14,000 men, which, when; united with the Russians, will compose an Army of nearly po,oon men. Such a force, when 'added to that of Austria, will; we trust, be amply suf., ticient once more to rescue Italy from the iron grasp of France. think also that consider, able reliance may bo placed upon the co,operation of Turkey ; she possesses a very considerable Navy ; her Ships are good s and her Seamen brave---, all they want is discipline, and to be led on by a skilful Commander. We understand that Sir Home Por:tate has sailed to Constantino ple, fbr the purpose of instruaing the Turkish Navy ifrEuropean Tactics, at the request of the Glum) ; SgtON;Or., The PRINCE of VVALIN yesterday proceeded to Stowe, in order to be present at the Marquis of linctttNonAm's Rte. 'His Royal Highness I,oes to Weymouth in a few days, whither the Duke o 1 KENT has already' repaired. • The sailing of the Expedition under. Sir DAvin BAIRD, consisting of the sth, ,4.!4th, ?Bth, 71st, 72d, 83d, 9,:td regiments, which was to have taken place yesterday se'nnight bas been deferred till further orders the uncertainty with respell to the course and destination of the Combined Fleets, and the sailing of the Rochetbo Squadron, are said to have prevented the sailing of the Expedition. It will proceed in the.first instance to Gibraltar. Sir PA rn will, it 'is said, be joined, at a certain place of re! dczvons, by Cavalry, Artillery, and In fantry front England, and the united Force is go. nerally believed to be intended as a reintbrcement to Sir JAMES Cumo; the 20t11 Dragoons, and . the other Corps embarked at Portsmouth, having re. cei% el orders for the Mediterrane.ll.. wo Gene l ral Officers accompany the Troops from England, and the whole of the Expedition amounts to nloru than tomo men. _ _ GP.RMAN 'I,II3',ATRF.---.We have not had an oppor tunty of noticing this Dramatic novelty before, but 1 it has so roueli ircrit to reconitneud it, that itwOuld . be unjust indeed if we did not; " as a stranger, 6 - 46 . it welcome." The 'l:heattical corps consists of Nit% genttamEtt's daughter, two of Ins sons, a Master GLEfsStiLit, and. one or two nor;.' jo‘c,die Per formers.—A new piece was brought forward last:; night, the name Of whi , .711 in loglish is The TOO" Suitor.c. rt is a Pieco of Aa, long, hut ren": tiered very arrimitif; b:' the l' , ',rt•lners, the I-L:o' of whoM is FramaticK Sentry : tin:, a ho,'" of twelve : • years of age, who is really a prodigy of He seems to have an intuitive knoWledge of ch;traeter, the qualities n vs'of 'Which no as.; atimes with the skill. of a veteran. It f 3 scarcely an exaggeration to say, that very few of twur best COMe•: ! &ions cin stand in comparison with thiS'ex,trafmlintiry , , icy. tic. porthrnit'ql the cliatl6l.l.r Of a amorous sehoolma,ter, List night, with adenirable` ability, and was particularly excellent in it'whirti4l cal 'bravura air, in which he • was ' ,. e.hemently en cored Miss St:1111TM Bit, al Id her othiT brother pos sess Considerable merit, and so does .`'faster GLF,lss toot,- who is ;4 ycry g9od Comic /War, but Fug. fll ICK is a boy Of such uncommon genius, that it is much to be regretted his langunge prevents him . froin coaling u p6t t th e EngliSh Stage. The Theatre had a respeitahle audience, and the entertainments Were very well received. Comm finished' his engagement at Manchester on Friday hist, when the Theatre closed for the sea:. son, The part. he performed was Rolla, but he was. not much admired in that charaaer. He had, how , ever, a good bottle, and wag very successiblin his other performances, except in Macbeth, to which, it is Said, he added more spirits than the Author in- . tended, Sotne passages in the Play, it seenis, were so pointedly:applied to these interpolated spirits as to excite considerable merriment, particularly " My Lord is often thus ;" and Think of this butts thing of cuvtout." Eiy/CETT is performing at Limerick. INVOMON is now warbling away at Chester. Muttony: awl Miss MELLoN are at Livertiool. , Mrs. - MOVNT&IN is at Cork . . Miss Ds CANir is engagea for the York Theatre daring tip Race-week. • Most of the other Lthidon Pertbrmers of Itty.4istih,:t•on ate employed in exciting provinciak merranent wonder. 2I?) 11.131EURGII MAIL VM.WNA, JULY 2:7.---Several Conriersha - vear - tiv here to-day• and yesterday. '.'lie Government has liberally'rewarded a State Messenger who has- ar rived from Berlin, charged with important Dis patc4s. Since the arrival of this Messengera great aaivity has been observed in the State Chancery. 'the Russian General SrttnNosrortTEN,Nyho is ar rived here froni Corfu, has been • presented to the Emperor ,by the :Russian Ambassador, and will set Otrewith his Lady for, St. Petersburgh. There Is talk here of a new Declaration of Neutra lity, which may take plate under certain circurn *states, , . A certain person has beet' arrested at Munich, at the request of a foreign Power, and conduated, un der the escort of a'n Officer, a Subaltern;and t Q Ski- diaS; to his destination. He arrived • yestorday in this city. Several Battalions of our Garrison will go to the Camp of Pettau, to make room for the freili Troops that arc arriving. rrlic Archduke CHARLES will set out next month to make• a general inspeajog of the Troop. ITALY, Juz e go.—The French Troops in LT AFT Italy have receival a very • considdrable augnienta.747) tioi ; their ntunber, including the Italian Troops, ifi estimated at 70,000 men. • Forty-three Officers of the second Fief etic.Demi brigade in the Neapolitan Territory have been dis missed, and are returning to Switzerland. • LuecA,' .Tinv :15.—Yesterday the Prince and Princess of PIOMBIERRS and LUCCA made their Pub lic Entry here during the 'celebration of Divine Ser. . The Fr'e'nch Minister Plenipotentiary pre 'seated the 'Minister with a Sword on the part of the Emperor NneoLEobr. The whole of the ceremony of installation was very magnificent. The Pr:li,ce and Princess will, make this city thor residence. SEMLIN, JULY W.—The Christian Insurgents of Servia have now colours and drums. They have in the Chapel, of their Camp a bell, weighing 7o pounds, which has greatly increased the fury of the TurkS against them. They 'celebrate Divine Serviee pub- , and have , • affxect tin * crosses on the belfries of their Churches. Christian families are every day arriving from Bulgaria and Albania, and some other Turkish prOvinces, who bring with them all they have, and join the Insurgents ofSer via. The latter, are continually, becoming more for= midable, add already extend,to the lines of the Morea, which must necessarily soon produce the coMmence ment of hostilities. 'So violent is the hatred of the two parties to each other, - that the Turks cut off . the . noses and ears of all the Insurgents who fall into ,their hands and the Institgents, - hy way of reprisal', cut Ott the right hands of all the Turku they take. BAxxs op 'mi. MAINE, Jutir 30.--,,According to private; Letters from France, there were embarked at Boulogne, on the Of' July, at least 0,5,000 men, und6r General DAvousT, and provlled with biscuit nod ammunition. - The number of unmounted Ca valry which .General AAR AIWAY D'HiLunas was, at the saine.time, bringing down as a reinforcement to the Army on the Coast, was estimated at 14,000 men. . Faos-rimas op Ruist.4,, Jt . TLY f.l4.—il3ree Persian Khans who have hitherto belonged to the hostile Party, on the frontiers of Georgiii. have now, it is. understood, submitted tcl the Russian sceptre. A- considerable Corps of Russian. Troops is as sembling near Dubuc), for military exercise; ST. PLTERSBURGH JULY 19. , --His Imperial Ma. jesty has ordered mounting to •be worn for eight days, to conimence from the 17th of this month, on account of the decease of her Royal Highness Aladame the Countess IYAifori. , • • ; ALTONA; AUG.. 6.- 7 lt is said that ; Baron PE , MocittrAtisp,l4, Minister from His Prussian Majesty , m Dresden, who was appointed to the samtrpost at the C'ourt of the Emperor of aermahY, ill wt go ti‘) Vienna, his master hay ing,appointed hint to a fore important office in the interior. • There is a strong report of , the signing ofa Treaty of Alliance between several Northern Powers. TFIE GOTTENBUKGH GoTTgNatrubu, Auc, t...—There is no particular news hero : when the last Messenger from St. Po. tersburgh (who arrived here on Thursday last, in eight days) left that City, M. NOVOSILTZOFP had not arrived there. A report is in circulation that the Km° of sv..gitatt will make Helsinburgb a free port. Yesterday evening the Loyal North Britons, Col. Lord MAY, went to practice ball•tiring at Highbury Ram, near Islington. The Prince of Wales's Loyal Volunteers, Colonel M. P. ANbliliWS, have, to the nuinber of 602, de dared that they will most cheerfully extend their service to the Coast as soon as occasion may re quire it. It is now fixed that the Second Regiment of Royal East India Volunteerg precedes the First in the march to Maidstone. The Third Regiment yesterday un . ftaroent.a minute inspeCtion as to its equipment /le, patient duty. f•4VIIL NEWS.. Dovcß, AUG. 14.—A Prussian Vessel has arnreu in,the Roads ; 'bound from France to 'Antigen the Master of which informs us, that about twelve days ago the Brest Fleet sailed, consisting of several 'Sall of Pie Line and Frigates, two Brigs and a Cut ter. FrOrn the date this intelligence is - t0 doubted. D AUG. 13.—t Arrived t h e slap 1./tecy am, &c, Capt, BROWN, from A f r ica, laden, with g bound to London, put in to waitConvuy• SailOd the Latona Frigate .011 a Cruizei.arid te a Sloop ruin us of War to the Westward. Po 4TiMOV 11 1 1 AUG. 14.—TArrivedthelhogt also t he Reisq , , brig, Lieut.. LAxE , fro m a Cruire; from.,Sunderland and ilns, from Newcastin,the Sailed the Squirrel Frigate with Convoy ta for, Downs ; Rose Sloop of W ar, Cant. Cutvn Bristol; the Confoz-,,:er Gun -brig, 310 Vent. TALBO Ii with .Convoy, for Guern se y anti i Good Childers, BO RMICM-, for, Dautzie, ',tad 110 ‘ . :4415.41.5v, for Oporto., 4d Ole gebra Bomb, Captain PAalit/00,Llth `for. the Do ; nod the (104/01441f ve44el, on a Cn.iize.;--Arrived at St, floled s,betul4 ' Wit:mm.lcl, 'the Vesuvius Bomb. , Transports under Convoy, detained bi winds. or, , The Dryad Frigate, with WV 14 4' Captain..l4VMMOttith is 4cred to join,. the C ork Squadron, Captain 143. Frig"l.l has taken the'. conunand of the Mercurg e' vice the .110 n. Captain BoUventr, She is iu"tl` irders fur lialkfax, with a Convoy. • imt i 1 1,6 'YARMOUTH, Au G. 1 4 .--11A0, 014014r(,1). tic Fleet, under convoy of the 4/e / p iii are now off this To,s.vn, anctaro joined he re b ! ik The !ono, Sims, for D ant a ic ; ThollrosoGaalr~4t' (of F4ret,. hlarysp,n, Triton, liolland, lii!incur a and Spencer, Clongitton, for Memel., ;.tilpcl the Cora, OLLEY, for Oporto,, a la i fig Vrou unti Kinder, '14111{5, from Arlo ter ' nourdeaux, With checse, i„s sent in by the 01( C.,lttCt. . .' . . . str,...r. ..' DF A A , L. Aloits 4 %-n'tize, , and retaains in the Downs with tpv - ' .a1ay1i.7314.1-PeSavir'li:..ell:da':itil:il.irtuomightlli4ts ho—e3A,D:ori:endi th°:::::::::t.11: , William 5,t t t h o e tl i i I,eigliYi: t est i 7 _: ) d: itu roicitl 14,har d . 'his . it Aare ternOt i r! zigxar maxl 0 w4r. , from the dillific°"'i C° 4tri .. ri......* . r du k. riamottilt, AUG. 12,—.Mitypd toe * O 7 1 ,t4tio tart Packet, Capt. DaAivt, from Saiecouhai ' f ie 1 • and 1-iumj.er Sloops o f - W ars (fon, a, Crlir: . too' aiA to Harriet,, Gaivsur con, from tivorpool, rr- ' . 4 yp.t ~ieriey the wit 5,,m.. so h i ,t: ce a t lii .it sait : i : a a lso s se , , A • tt oral Vessels wittl Prol'iu"4' Irv': .......... Stift ° out; t gae , a great nwuber of • Fra 3so, P , r,1,• O. )3°lll6othe Nnuirttber- ci'oliAliotri:':el,ll:ll:4,i: 1:51.1 sudden shi ft ing of the wiad, ths g e :l',',;,S. and d t atnatitneriinesto wthheiclaorbonr,ca3si•onealt ...,,it-1::,;),,,,t10: great: . tiring that was hearti.--ItelvAd°ll,2l To INIi 6 V . AS ,is just coming ice with the Trusty, rel-iiillor _241°1, grriftes, E.lploion, and Pidcovv, wi t 0 t teif lOr more, bat at too great a distance w d0.......m.. --- . • IiPE YAM LTrth itOCO. 14. Thi ' .........;.".......... „Arb, , Pr morning his :NIA,/ E irl was OP V: 1 ,;:; u 0 1 v(l):_carly, and, accompanied by the 110Y21Panti 0 116 4 fti r r t nY e e r °r r °R e tK f is r:s Ct li r i u311 : 4113 t;,,alPs, and returned to Weyrtiottth at I.' : 11 , re I:lo)lt:LinAalstetinevt'eldn:lnticits,,'r‘olegluil::°rvvr,-4,14,,, 00rXtb! turned to the Camp, and ' kits OW ibth Light I)ragoons, previous to detge`L'epts or Ile Regiment being sent to wintrr cantou at-,T3,6'rchebtt.w, Barracks. ir 1 " • ttivelve o'cluelt Total' islAironts origttsi n9l'Ak .VAMII.Y ellliViked Oli board th.:1170/ Yacht. The Royal Party, dincti on lY)." 1 )lej os I afteriaking „ a delightful excursion, with illh100000:,, o#ttze, ,they returned at six o'clock, all" '" lye the Theatre with their presence, to see The and . Th. 11 r i 1 i ii ~1( n g i our. • . " dad' rillte,intiux of company within these .o%v . 0 a nOt teen equal with the reflux, and tho 0 0 ! ' ecstitsei is at this time rather dull. - , 014! Preparations are malting for the eclebratloll,l,o of Birth-day of Hig ltoyal. 1-114-11noi fo r Yostx. --------------- Nit ., tfov We ha ve it from good authoritY, 11)3; i l verY 13 ' crtorr has a Novel in the Press, on 11 1 ;, 1 , 30 ,00g , teresting subjed the 111 consequences of ' o f go ill t : Lord KLITII considers the probabilikot he 10: i mediate attempt to invade its h 0 .guest' rev JlO4 soft away hi s Family troth. the Coat, m tOtti l ' ~,,111 4)4 Tuesday at Dartford, on theft WITi to 00 P", A Convoy for the 'labia is expe ' e.'t oOr Di Hull the f2Oth inst. A Convoy is fietitl°ll to 0 1 itblirea,oteurncirwilhants atinecllS7htihprow,tn. ers of th,111"1 4 f pros(' . rt 0 , ' , Ant A HOV a s.--esterday 3 CatiAnd{ till •WaS held, which adjourned at six.rivar- to flesday next. - „„eors , , Tbe Scheme of the tottcrY Pri • 111 hqe completely gaiooLl the palile 4irr-,, vejo,. tile de*il ra better 113$ ROL ilp 'firaci fa 11037 i vly 01 . P .1314aNs % • -iut ',otter). thal gave alone). for Preso4`--nroOittleo /pie /ear 1794. t