The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-21 00:00:00

THE SUN. .601,ghi guiS VALSUM AUDFAT ? L 0 1V: .1) N WEPNESDAY, AUGUST 1805, WI , . 'last night received French and Dutch Pa pers, the former to the 'Hud the latter to the tltth nst. The former contain very eopiens tracts from many of th English Papers respecting the aaien of the. .Q.2d, on which the likatiivar makes several curious Notes, which we have translated for the amusement of our Readers. But the most cu rious article they contain is a I , :ind of detni-official Commentary upon the present state of Europe. It is curious, frotu the total change whicit is observable in the language in which it is couched It speaks of Great Britain in - tern - is of respeCt—it professes the most ardent desire for Peace, and pathetically laments that England and France should waste them , se,ives by a long War. ? to answer the purposes of Russia, &c. All the abuse which used to be heaped upon this Country is new transferred to RUBSI4, to Whose iuteroperance and animosity the continuance of the War is in a great degree attributed. With respect to Austria, it states, that Peace or War is in the hands of that Court; but it expresses a hope that so el - MIL-11i a man as the Emperor FRANCIS will pre fer the former. In peak ng of Prnssla, the language is by no means sr,.) coutident as we should have expe6ted—it merely explesses a hope that his PRI.ISSLAN MAJESTY Will preserve his Neutrality, and not join in the Coali tipn against France. Ifprin the whole, it is evi dl2nt iiom this Paper that loNAPARTE is seriously 41.a.tned at the dispositions manifested by the Conti- Powo,, and hopes, by a few hypo Critical pa cific prof,:ssions, to do away the,impressions and remove. the apprehensions which have heen'created by 0;c. tptonatic pl4n of aiTJessiion and usurpatiaa r i pen which I. has 16t hello acted. - The Offs c i Accou n t given by the French Admiral of 0 . .0 Affair of the 22d of July, though inuclonorerno d;tst and tore cc - insistent with truth than is usual in the details 'of A6tious given by .French Oflicus, yet ig many absurdly contradiaory. hov/u*r, do Admiral VILLE Ni:UV E the justice to Say, thst he hail a very difficult task to' perform afttfr having with a Fleet of t , ,S , enty Sail 'of the Line'en 7 one of fictean, c;nd after having two of his Ships captured, it 'certainly required- no common f.1:1 ,- ,ree of ingenuity to give such au account of the A,Etion as should make it appear that be. had `gained a Victory. His Letter, however, is,' as we have Stated, much More modest than We "e7:< petted ; hut he appears to have felt great reluaance In acknowledging the Capture of the two Spanish: Ships in lA, he does not positively adMit they were takp, but be says that when the fog cleared op ho dime trot 'perceive Merit.: The Editor of the ill - oniteur seems to have: been as much distress t.d upon this part of the Subjeft* as the French Admiral ; for in cominenting 'upon the account g'ven in Surf of the Adion, in'which we stated tliat two Spanish Ships of the Line had strut:';, the triumphantly asserts that we were ivac , ctuAtt;7,--that the Spanish Ships did net, strike their cOlours—but they got into the English Line, and ti re, Wan. lint the circumstance on which the ~4Yot. t iteur chiefly rests its claim to vlaoty is, that dp,1401 Ole dienCe to his ilistrllc- Oonv, Tai':-.ed the blockade cif Ferrol, and entered that Part low this is an i - ts,:, , rt;oll •,() grossly absurd, that even the goad c:itizen3 of Paris rink smile at it. If the 4nstru4tions of Admiral VILLRbRAIVE It l becri to relieve the Port of Ferrol, be 'might have done it when he quitted the Mediterranean it o.rf j !_ly was not necessary for him to go to the West Lidie: . ; in order to accoMphsi. that object:. But the Ins4ru6tiOns to Which the jiloniteur alludes, wcre,wo ,have no doubt, sent to the Frte4ch Admiral after t 4 .e had got into Vigo, 'when it was found that the British Squadron off Ferrol was so considerably re- d!lced. At the conclusion Of his Letter the Admiral ::serfs, that he, endeavoured, but in vain, to bring the English Fleet to action a second time and yet, nlmot in the stagee sentence, he asserts that he was, to windward of the English Fleet, one Ship belong ing to Which, he says„ was totally dismasted, ,end another with bettop : mast gone, and much injured 0 het rigging.; 4f this were truc,,:4t was c;vidently 'in the po - sycr of the Este my to re:sew the 40.10L1 must; if they pleased, or to have compelled Sir R. CALD to have abandoned his disabled Ship and his Vrizes. But it would be an esn4less task to notice all the inconsistencier. and CC)lltfatlia/0113 a this Official Statement'. The _last accounts from Holland, in private letters from the Hague, dated the 12th instent, confidently state, that before BONAPARTE set Off for the Coast he sent a Courier with his Ultimatum to the Cabinet of Vienna, 'accompanied with a Letter, written by himself, addressed to the EMIS'EROR of GERMANY, couched in. the most intemperate and, insulting lan guage. Copies of this Letter, it is said, were soon circulated„ by order of the Polie - -e; to amuse the good People of Paris. Our Correspondent however says, that the style of the Letters thus.cirenlated contains such indecent menaces, that it is hardly possible to. suppose them faithful copies of the original, not withstanding all that is known of the pride and arro gance of the Usurper. But the substance of the Ulti matum, whatever may be the language in Which it is conveyed, ispoiitively understood to,be an imperious demand of a full and entire approbation on the part of the ErarEn on of GEt MANY of all the late changes in Italy, of his interest at Constantinople aid Naples to hale BONAPARTE acknowledge& Emperor of France by the GRAND SEIGNIOR, and to have the KING of NAPLES eiclude the English from all in fluence in. his 'l'erritories. In addition to these de mands, the Austrian Cordon on the Italian Iron- tiers is to be withdrawn, and the Troops en ,camped in Tyrol and Stiria are to be sent back to their old quarters. If _the EMPEROR of GER , MANY complies with these requisitions, which are stated in the Note to , be absolute and indispensible, BONAPARTE promises to make the Arch-duke AN THONY a. Coadjutor Of the ELECTOR ARCH-CHAN CELLOR, and to procure the House of Austria other advantages. Upon an unequivocal compliance with these demands, the French Troops in Italy are to be reduced to the same number as on the Ist of last January, unless there appears to be any prospeia of an Invasion by a Russian Army. By this clause the Usurper reserves a power of deciding whether or not there is such a danger. This curious Ultimatum con cludes with. declaring that the instant a Russian Corps is permitted to pass the frontiers of Austria, France will regard that Power .as at War with her, and French Troops shall immediately both pass the Rhine and enter the Venetian Territory. The whole of this intelligence would appear like a fa .bulous tale, if it related to the condu( of any man c;Kcept the Corsican I.";inper but his ambition, arrogance, and pride, 'render every thing probable with, hirn, that would, indeed,, appear ridiculous if imputed to any body else. Wr learn by °ln- Port -on,lith Letter of this morn ing, that Admiral Si. aotsrro: CALDER has been detached from the C`!, trawl Fleet, with an increased force, to cruize off Fcrrol. Two mop:. Ships of Nri,soN's Fleet, the Bril:W.4 of 0.4,4=1 the Conqueror, of 74 guns, have come into Plym )11114 to lea; A report Wa3 again circulated yesterday that the Dutch lfloot wai at Sea but we believe them is inn tliundatiou f,,r it. Indeed an American Gentleman, who reached Town yesterday front Rotterdam, states, that the Troops on board the Fleet had been very sickly; and had been disembarked; but We have been so often deceived by American intelligence, that we place very little reliance upon it: , - Tens morning Lord NELSON passed along the Strand on foot, in his way fro►n the Navy-Office. A great crowd of persons thronged round his Lord ship, all of them eager to greet, with loud accla m the Hero of the Nile, who, we'rejoice to say, appeared to be in good health. LOrd and Lady CASTI,EREAOIT arrived in London yeSterday from the CoUnty of Down,. Ireland, His Lordship, on his arrival, waited on Mr. PITT, and had a long interview with him. Afterwards, lc com n ied by Lord lIAIV ER BIT a . 1r; Lotcr'CASTLw• visited Lord ; BAßltAn in the Admiralty. • Lord and. Lady, CAhTLEREAGII in the ;afterneon left town-for their seat at East Sheen, near Aieh.- . stn — ond 4 , in Surrey. Jr is now positively fixed that Ms Royal Highness the Commander in Chief will cottunence his mili tary inspetion of the .Southern Dist ria to-morrow:: nit which day, after reviewing the Garrison at Chat ham, Flis Royal , Highness proceeds to Canterbury to dine with General Sir DA yin . DVNDAS, and rest for the night. Sir DA v meets hien at Chatham, to be present at the Review, and to z:company him to gatiterhury. -. 'On Friday morning Royal Highnes.will 'spelt the'rrov , „compp , dip,; - t he (iarri:i)n of :Canter terhury, conqi4iitg of the Royal Horse and-Foot _Ar tillery, RoyaL Irl'sh Dragoon Guards, and. Royal Lanark Militia, irt the ()lot Park, neon that City.— Afterwards the 'lireopS in the isle of Thanet, which will be assemhled for that purpose near' Minster Mills; alto, ow tho same clay, the Brigatie of Guards at Deal, and continue his route to Dover, where lie will sleep. • On Saturday His Royal Highness will inspea the Garrison and :works at Dover, read)Sflorncidin t 1 6 even,ing . , anil on Sunday 4ee the Troops at that place, at Hythe; and at Brabourne-Lees; froni Mlent will proceed on his rout , ir.to NAP/IL NEWS. PO y.-TSM 01/ T 404, 20.—Arrived the Wilbgrforce, ITEDosoN, from Suaderland. Sailed I - Ls Majesty's Ship Diomede, of 50zurts, Capt. DowmAir, with the Euphrates, Capt. HELAND, 'Northunzterland, Capt. RAINCO cx, for St. Helena, and Bengal ; Britannia, Capt. Iliac', for Coast and Bay ; commerce, Cuoss Hero, GRAY ; Hope, fIICKS j Two Friends, -, and four other Trans ports, with Troops for Cork, under Convoy. Sailed aiso the American Brig Favourite, PERLEY I for Bourdeaux, lately detained by one of His Ma jesty's Cutters. Last night about seven an order was received to release from quarantine the ‘ Viaory, which was in stantly sent of to the Ship, and Lord NELSON and Admiral MURRAY came on shore about three' quarters past seven. His Lordship paid his respects to. Admiral MONTAGUE, where lie drank tea, and then went to the George Inn, where he stay ed only a few minutes. His Lordship ordered a post-chaise and four to be ready for him while at tea , and about nine o'clock he went for London. His Lordship's movements here were in unison with his pursuits after the Combined Squadrons, is be vas not an hour in the town. The populace cheered hiM when he landed, and expressed a wish to take„ the horses out of the chaise, that they might draw it Out of town; but this his Lordship refused, by desiring the driver to go on. His Lordship declared he was in better health for his voyage to the West Indies. He looks re markably, well, as does his brave Second (Admiral MvErtAy). Captain HARDY is not well, occasioned by the fatigues of service. The Superb and Viaory botA came up from the Motherbank this afternoon to Spithead. The Superb has been absent nearly five years. When the Vielory left Adrriiral CORNWALLIS his Fleet consisted of 38 Sail of the Line ; Sir BozErti. CA/man had been detached with an increased force, to cruize off Ferrol. The Viaory left the Fleet on Friday last. Arrived the American Brig Eagle, from New- YOrk, bound to Cherbourg, detained. She has on board a man, who reports that he was Pur ser of His Majesty's Ship Blanche, Capt. Manna; which Ship was captured in the West Indies by a French Frigate, a Sloop, and a Brig, after a most desperate resistance, and soon after the En gagement she sunk.' PLYMOUTH, AUG. ie.—The ~aisle's destination I was altered, and she sailed for Cork with empty Vietuallers, instead of the in-shore Squadron. The loss of the Pigmy, 14 guns, is confirmed* by ae. , * counts from Guernsey, but the people are all saved. Went up the Harbour from Barney Pool, the 4 1 / a /ta, 84 guns. Went out of Dock the San Josef , 110 guns, having been newly coppered ; the „Wit(' will go into'her Dock this tide. Came in a and several Sail of Colliers from the Downs. The.' Lords of the Admiralty have appointed A. Glasow, Esq. to he one of the Commissioners for examining Prizes at this port and its dependencies. Sailed the Brisk, 18 guns, on a Cruize to the Westward., Went up the harbour to be fitted for sea, the Enchantress Gun-brig. This forenoon the Fisgard, 38 guns, was 'stripped in the Sound, previous to new stepping her bowsprit, and overhauling and new setting up her rigging. This forenoon sailed the Caroline, 14 guns, Lieut. DERRY, on . a Cruize to the Westward of Scilly; Came in the Belleisle, 84 guns, Captain- , HAROOOII, and the Conqueror, 74 guns, Captain PELLEN,v, two, of Lord NELSON'S Fleet, to refit; they left last night S. E. of the Eddystone, the gallant Ad miral, in the Viaory, 110 guns, standing up Chan nel, with some other, Ships of his persevering Fleet. His Lordship's return is to get ready for sea as fast as possible, by refitting, after his long fagging for these two years past. DEAL, AUG. 20.—Put back the Agincourt Man of War, which sailed yesterday for Dungeness. - Arrived the Diaator Man of 'War, 1.; hn nior- Wild Frigate, and the Diligence Sloop of War, frond off the French Coast; and the Cockatrice Arm'cl Brig, with a Fleet under convoy, from Plymouth ; which remain in the Downs with the Ships as per last. The. Zephyr Sloop of War has a Signal flying for Convoy to the Westward. SHRERICESS, AUG. 2.o.—Arrived the Mercator Arrnqd Ship, Capt. JANtEs \Vmstt. The Braddick Armed Ship has the Signal flying for Convoy to the Baltic, and Ilfinchelsea that for Totmingen. Ships at this Port—the Zeal nd, Boadicea, Athitusa, Astred, Winchelsea, Ceres, Magumume, Champion, Com twant, Valorous, Beaver, fiening Ithlger, Lord Fitton Braddick:, and Mercator Armed Ships ; severarGun.:hrigs and Bomb-tenders. CORK, AUG. 6.—The Diud.ani, of 74 guns, Cali talu Sir HOINI r: Po PlIAl‘l, and jai Loire' Frigatc., - Capt. MAITLAND, arrived in our Port on Wednes&iy trig last. The'East India j et yet remain 'in the liarhor.r. The TerriHe and Trk:pplt nre e;p eaed to form.part of the convoy to thoge Ships, as the Transports:in which the Troops under Sir DOM BAUD arc embarked. • it is imagined that wEen the Fleets arrive at a cer tain latitude they will separate for their respedive destinations. The.Terrille and TrivnJih are not expeded to approach nearer this Harbour tban to communicate the signal from Com modore Lord H. PAVLET, for the Fleets to get na• der weigh. The East India Fleet sailed from bi llionth at a moment's ocler, and unexpc6tedly..- . Two Spanish Cartels arrived ; and it is strongly stlspeaM with a vidw to reconnoitre the Fleet, and estimate their strength as well as that of the Convoy. WI 'Cl' PI UJ deriac' i s 7D : ~...._ :KJ BuTioN OF ritIZE MONEY. Tm the Officers and Crew of the Ship Benbridge, for the capture itv et the Dutch Indiainen off Si. Helena, the 1 4a the Office of • Sir Robert Preston, Pert, Fre' next, o_oriraigecs, Old leer y , on Wc4,:csday th e 4th of Se p t, t, between It and 2 or every othcr snbsequent fneel and Virednescray • • ' . . are laving down . in St, Helen's Pool , S,c: ly,„ for the PaQour, a ship of tOOO tons, which is fitted up as a Lazaretto, and arrived there. i d :he Hornet Sloop of War, titted to receive the Me' ‘v sl°alt :: l : li t 'S : ii r tah i l i ilfr a , a t l' t e . e ii i ':t. l B ; 3l . tt 4 : 9 : s . • L r s l e t c i e ° i l v ic e d d ti tiii er M i3 Q o n nt t i l :Y e s ltu ' ata: ' sti; - , . the. eakulta, . Earl Howe, Sarrev, Charll6-n, All; tux,. W indham, and Ceylon East loth 3 a ten ' t.''' re a.. 1 S. 10:11 1 Sr). 4. NV, on toe loth May last, under convoy o'f the Hindustan. The Ocean, /Ve/pu/4, and Lord .Dza.,an parted 01110 the 13th March. 1 It is said that a contra& has been entered into I) , Y t our Government and that of Russia, for hoildiag . „ 4 ., St. Petersburgh and other Russian Arsenals, 03 t , , 31 . ! of the Line and Frigates, for the service of t?", country : they are to be •begun immediately, tatas the inspe6tion of General BENTIIAM, WllO 11 35 r , e ` ceived orders to precced without , delay to Itus s ' 3 ' with several C4cers from. different Dock Yards, . Bowamurr r ev i ew ed the. Flotilla at 1301011 e the ; o the 7th, and expressed himself satisfied with t bi situation' in which he fo und it. Marshalilho is mentioned as the General destined town rof Vail .of the Army of England; and the I‘.linitt . I \Var; : jERi'IIIER, 1S to be the Chief of the P'`" 1 Dlajor. . 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Floer WO 3tllderriblf I tars the barrel, and waS expeaed to fail coOlindi g ot loWer, as the harvest was then more chi' d w hen i in. - The barrel of - flour contains 190 ''''' iirniort6a ititti this country sells of 6 5 * 5 ~ , Letter frign Dublin, dated the 16th. hi..s.t,4;osi'ii: ;The following Notice was circulatehis , ''' lace in 0 prevent an illumination which circus try tol. e . ,Pf e t in TItAIII,,' to celebrato,,4Ord CASTI.EitOGIO "c the County of Down : 1 itsd "" D - • ha s b een The Lord Mayor, finding that an anonvrno.tis,„l,biiii,t • illuminate' 'their houses this evn Ins Lcrilloill" cautions his' Fellow.citizens irainst corplYlgoll aa O s ' h lk e lr i s s . d S et iD eri D il o in :: -has : bilet ts ) esl)",r.:.b.lse6;3stricilAll7 , tr4rY to this Notice.- MAII3IOII- hOoe, A0g..11.161,1a11ibi:),r3: pets her intention of having I)raitptic --,-, , let, nbscription, 3ttile a,:,:ire Of SOVetla lellittl ` o fQX'' in that city. .She, •• t qLd Hardet, Ili e fr __, ~ . is .o r, H.t,eand, and Othello. 14 11 /14 AP I n .13..tratyrdottE and HARLEY, 35 Wel' ''''' ' ' o ,*lo ragi of the day, CAN. are ticAV Theatre. of teaching As Children seem to be now quite ,t . P. the SW wholly to the Fantoccini; by which raeans tose.,„coe the 11 " the chief props of the BO , . • O re The Emperor A - ct t° g , . deservedly' J est estitnation and regard, by his Subiy- liodal6; ports o.l,lcbaiaeter.rrxisADalits,te,raL:elol:ls,9l:iali;lild..bol.ee:ii:lll:. a retired and conteinplativeturn, anti Ofte,'oci 10 : r i e li l n ie u rf e, c i d f. t i. r n om a the t t ' o u ir anvdaipko'mtipS itO.fl;lset::C'7 b:‘4'15;`1:;11 e c ier il . g . h i e j S isaal will be' bi i tie-ii‘nal:-(ll°liodbp:pdbo' se rof 130N/Jl,l he " t ':, bitious aggressiOns, ‘9O SiflCerelY 'every ', I A ? re , he 11191:e careful,of Ills -person, fur ever,Y !,` v oua ~4 be areadtcl ,from the Corsican's litahgaNletelv,' veni - re ; he never Epares nations, ;Ilid n h ony,'::i \yaw, - doubtless, , use little ceremony %;' ..4ril vie .. i ntdrliiiiiatiiettuli)ira,al..ltgble.eltie;rdeeteanvosit,i)rteed. to ii c l ro t s: e l' p l ' r:r 14 1 " ;:: re , a p r - t i l l i l e l ) i of France; he eould,easily final -Ills _ nd th 0f 1 .116 disposed to execute his ciii-eit purpoiei.,„',,,sice!:;o3 !ties of France have reason to be opprca":o'.; vipdPi most su b tle artifices', as well as of the n. 5 1 . A d i tO rr e the WC ° YoOtii 11 iards,,shewed most intrepidity in - -„mat, ]<; is 111.43 W: 0 tiNtitulluiVeilitrie:ou‘tra‘4l6'er,,i,veri: , i. i t c l i' h i e ie ifil s u , i r:; : t i : it ar:rl.l:ni 1:c1:1111:, b. ts 071:: .:-/lenttillile014:10:1, w i t h tar.- 'OOllOOO. ~ 3 0 • :., landed at Harwi'clilli:;:::;;;:111:31: flair°1113::::f11:11.140c:1:1:1° Lord MOVNT : % 00111° if 11‘'4:11n.:In4riiic:le'Pltniot:rarr::1111sed.'Stilliar:ktigilthiaultlY:91' f; privi'lg;ilear, , .. ' 01 ,, .. iTptiailesletlba_ocureitxnr;iieahircieleaedloainacf:yiiirit:rdos,uabatnielisoelteitil°l`obeecooottill:t4rt;:i .e 0:,,,, `ple.4.tibleii:ildppiiellalialt,lioltecr,c_fic.lobtacrojn).a.brt4it';itg_cl;l6o7o)liferr:,„iiiiii; !,;, has undertaken to walk bawl% 15.,11,,,, Ic i il g :,- 0 ).. without a guide , 12 tu lles 11 ' ' e s ti lt ' . ~.., i; -3 L 11 ), • 1 in each day, ibr fbur guineas:. 12,,,c15L0c lei on Monday 1110,1111111 g 4 WkSL`d ' - a rialto, on the. tyLstion.;, f(,ur pieces of a ; mallet size Cu swivek, LS rides thirty-six. gingals of very good kind. Our 1(,.,.; is very trifling, consi .c:ering how nra9ll we were eNposgcl for three hour's .0d a half. There was one -sefioy oad a Clashee illud'i seven or eight Sepoysojirue Clashees,.one inillock-driver, and, four .9r five of ths.-, Irregulars ..vcsund4l. • " I have the bon= to be, &c. " CIIA4Lp KUTCI4NSO7." 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