The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-05 00:00:00

r • f Tito ilanbargb Mail doe on WednesdAy artived this morning, as al so a Gottinbilrgh Mail, The following are the principal articles of intelligence Which they bring is ViRRNA. MARCH ao.----ILo-day the English En. `vey hire received a Courier from London, and im. mediately after sent off another for. the East Indies, The Camp near Prague, which Will be reviewed by the Minister at War, the Archduke CHARLES will one , y consist of 12,000 men. General Count DE LA TOUR is appointed Pre aident, and Field. Marshal Lieuten ß nt Prince cm/omits, of Schwarzenberg, 'iiice-Presidenr, of the Aulic Courted of War. The journey of the Emperor is still further pnst ported. Her Majesty the Empress, who is in a state of pregnancy, will remain at Vienna, CONITANTINOPLIts FEB. /4. The Ottoman tovernment is evidently in a state of uneasiness 4 .na Alarm. A n Army of Reserve will be assem. blia in three Camps, formed near Constantinople, iind three Pashas appointed to the command of it. VslitEs MARCH 1 is generally reported • Dire that the Austrian -Venetian Frontiers, which, !"° 4l ing to . the Treaty of Luneville, have hitherto 141 th 14: e e Adige f or t h e i r boundary, will extend to iAdds 1 In retur n for w hi ch the House of Austria chlioneede to PranCe other ad vantages. ~a , ,1 t 4 . 41 4 1 MAR CH I the expeEled arrival • °rule Emperor NAPOL at Milan, the Doge of accompanied by t en or twelve Sena. Pith will "repair to that City' to m a k e i n tuata person the ltary congiattllations to His Imperial Majesty. I.3hclultl His MajestY think prop er to s ome to Genoa, Palate Doria, in which Cilia tRs V. resided, "i e• fitted u City; w ng his stay in this Citill b p s t teePtion 4 - for ... 4 "18e1 M , , MARCH 24.—A great nu m b er o f and foops have lately arrived iti ei.d4v a t t i B urgun d y 'lli ticht Com te . A camp will be formed near z 7", Where General D'A vourr will tommanti n th 7 , 11 e e Empero r ma k es his journey to Milan. The Conspiracy discovered at Stutard _ ll . 4 ted to th e maehinations of certain secret S oc i e . Peas y th at of rtaig the Illumi nat i, A ssessor " I' h " been brought from Vienna to Hohen. AsPirg under a guard. Rif ~ ,,,A RCH issu e ; 6 . --Yesterd a y t h e Di re Ct ory :d a Proclamation relative to voting on the new e lan of the new C onstitution, and sent the same by I t : enCour iers to the Administration of the diffe. .C" Departments, The acceptance or rejeCtion of s ' s !iv, Constitution will be voted by a Yes, or No, tt wl l the appointment of Citizen JAN SCHIMLIEL. of v t tlett to h e F irst Pensionary. The register 4)4 th7a will Leo pened an the gth of Ap r il, c l osed '4 4 16t hs attil must be sent i n b efore the zsth of month, toGeneral MARMONT is making every prep a ration ' 44 of M l gain the Camp o f Z eyst in the begin. e. The . 4t"ttan Ar my , it is said, will be reduced ". 7 0 00 "lett ! The Officers who are discharged, 44 (la not lty enter into Foreign Service, will receive o.tiorde •of the ir whole pay. .......—„ Wit thi s to 1, morning received the Paris Perfiers .. the 2 S t ") aril a Ousels Pa of the 29th ult. The °lei' contains a carious Letter from M4drid, skirt; the —ng 411 ACCount of an attempt to surpr ise con. qa . triton of Gibraltar • but the plan was : discovered, .„14nd defeated, by the vigilance and allivity of the 1 4 re CEib-.1114' The Letter adds, that the capture of ijet 4stat w ould at all times be a most desirable °b t4? Spain' but particularly at present, when the "1 ts filled with Spanish Prizes. The Funds are sfl--o. . , ......,...... este A 44, Irmo after twelve o'clock , HIM M ' 131,11 Y Ind the P1(114;1135111 arrived at Sr. James's *pate, !nd, after partaking of some refreshment, /Ne Rot the Drawing..toom. which Commenced at 44 4"er past two o'clock. Besides HIM MAP/STY tte,„1:,11"1"131Si the DUXES of KENT and JA4II---ult, the SICAITAIit IRS of STATE', the pots of the ADIfIitALTY, their Excellencies the iisduolkill\Ptu‘shio, Russian and Portuguese Ambas , tto-ts, tne Bishops of D'orharn, KiltilOrei Peter. /ft;etillh• atnd Cittlisle, the LbliD Cis,tricati.ort of the`thob) the Archbishops of Dublin anti Tuarn) the s—belle,,,Of Raphoe, the Lord Mayor of London, ilk ttins, Bee. See. there were presents „, t , p. , ki,',4lLe 91 Bedford, tort. lel-nutalld,Montrose, Somersetiand Dowager Beau 4, bri,frt"-Thomond, cornwas, Hertfo'rd, Diandford, jit,,tg,a4, Winchester, and Salisbury. ,14.,6",/ ---'thorriond, Downshire, chester Sligo, 444,-(644i Dowager. liath, Donegal, that Bath. ~, that&tot)., Staintop, LeitriT, Uxbrit4s4.., tAl.o_n_Te_li_s JiyieZio,,* $-,4rnden, Silencer, Calloway,. hte, 57171:. 1011 ms Macclesfieto, Tankerville, Primrose, k Linn t, c oil,:a tand Lott us. ttitir:;.,hiott!)n, stantford, Leitihrt, Clonyncll, jersey, lii;plity,wn,. tha,tham, Tarikerville, Sr. Vincent, !hose. t)4l,__,e 4!rwick, Lar li ste, Ay lesfurd, Dartmouth, Itothurs , i_ srield, Harcourt, Ichetter, flarrington, A ylesbtuy, 4.44.02."154rave, Dowager Kingston, and Clare. ~"'!",- Abhehrook, ► Falmouth, Sidmouth, Longvillei sehr"urttnaY, arid Primrose. (:::111,44,,,---Athebrook, Kingston Castlereagh, Penrynn, 4 41.41, and Sommerton. ' ih Bi_ 14,1,0tighby i) . --e .roke, Sydney, Carysforr, Temple, C ; spat:lle/el Kilmarc, Rodney, 1). Ward, Moutgoruery, trri, tjulfr,,;„,&4'l,,slo,ek, U. Cavendish, arcs, SloP thio d V;; f! as4lXrAve, A rtien,Q. Thymic, Alv:,illey, Ilt,,nlicrd ... pole,lttvers, Pini.astic, Rt.:tit:Wale j."l7lynne, •C4445/....Ri4 ',L,'l.4tn,wall, Slapter, A . 1 ) 4 .n - terser, and Carnes. 4*-"$ vullol4 tiVUreffto4l, L. Anti S. Grey, 6u • • • NI r r merset, M. Ittewn, kilmArf, Yludyee, C. Bellasyse, N. Villars, F. Somerset, S. and..j. Montgomery, M. Parker, C. Waldegrave, Hawkesbury, Clarges, H. Fitzgerald, Bulkeley, A. Vernon, Warren, R. Boughton,. Hammond, Douglas, E. Tutton, Pechel, C. Johnson, Lambert ; I. Dorkins i3osn, 13ulkeley, Muigrave, G.Thynne, M. W4pole, E. Hatton, Garlic!, Dudley and Ward; Arden, A. Cuttrberlarld, H. and S. Stewart, Howl), E. Hattrin,Rum.. bold, M. Grenville, B. Bouverie, G. Cavendish, Sumner's, S. Eglintown, King, FitAhatton, Fincastle, C. and H. Long, H. Williams, Gienville, Fitzroy; C. Howard, and Redesdale. . Barons— Lenthe And Malcolm. • Doelors—Vyse and Devies. Generals—Vlylford, Burtard, Manner*, Philip's, AskeW; Ste yens, Loftus, Morrison, Calvert, and Stewart. . • Colonels—Clitstcr, Howard,. Harris; Latouche, M'Quarrie, Longville, Desbrow, Herbert, jun. l-lcrries, Seymour, Auckland, Adenbrooke, and Wynyard. Majors—Lumley and Astcourt. Captains—Bennet, Ponfield, Chad, Fowley, Onslow, Gill, 0 rrnstiale and Dennis. Ensign Steele. Sirs—C. R. Boughton, A. Grant, W. Scott, j. Hayes; .8. Fludyer, F. Trigge, I. B. Warren, F. Milinan, T. Estcore,.S. Smith, j. Ord, j. Hort, T. Clarges, T. Sturges; A. S. Hammond; and T. Hawkins. Rev. Mr. Young. illews.—Douglas, Grant, Howard, Fuller t taker, P. Carew, Liston, A. Molin, Thellusson, Wyndham, Herbert, Smith, Naylor, flaulditen; Hoblin, Penn, G. Agar, Steele, Ca vendish, j.Smith, Becktord, G.Cholmondeley, Peelle], Aldisla and Walpole. Illirtresres-13ranscombe, Howard, Baker, Stinmers, Liston, aumbold, Latouche, Walpole Thellusson, Pechel, Wynd. ham, Herbert, kilning, Yake,button,Calvert, !Unres t L. Darner, Mills, Halt, King, Fane, Morrison, G. Smiley Vernon, Seymour, F Hutton, Percival, Douglas, Hoblin, Morrison, Shifton, Walpole, and A. Young. Alit:es—Vernon, two Elliotts, Baker, three Sumners, two Rurnbolds, tWo Husseys, Boughton, Hill, Harley, lrbYr Townshend, Byng, Mills, Waldegrave, E. M. 13ouverie, Cavendish, Wright, Maclean, Jeroy, King, litzhatton, two Carews, Kale, and Mills. The following Presentations to Hatt MAJESTY took place Sir Thomas Clarges, by the Bishop of Durham: Lord Napier, on hii being appointed Lord Commissioner of Stotrand: Mrs. G. Sedley, by Mrs: Vernon. Miss Waldegrave, by Lady Radsteck. Mr, G. Agar, by the Archbishop of The Archbishop of Titan], by the Earl of Tankerville. Ensign Steele; ,by his father, Ur. Steele. Captain Ponfieldi by Captain Chad. Lady Mary, Grenville; by her Mother, the Marchioness of Buckingham. ViscoUnt Primrose, by Earl Morton. Lord A lvanley, by Earl M0tt00,,, , 3n coming to his title. Lord Aslibroke, •by the'Sarne. Lord Fincastie, by Colonel Dcsbrow: Captain Onslow, by Sir F. Miss Wright, by Lady L. Houghton. Miss Ni'Lean, by the. Lady in Waiting. Lord Hereford, by Earl Morton. Colonel Howard, on being appointed an Aid.de-Camp to the King. lady F. Somerset, by her Mother, the Dowager Dutchess of Ilcitukrt. Miss Leroy, by Lady Sumners. Colonel II Jenner, by Colonel Herries. Colonel and Mrs. Seymour, by the Lady in Waiting. .Lady S. EglintOwn, by the, Countess of Eglintown. Mrs. Latotiche, by Viscount Caitiereagh. ColOnel Latouche, by Colonel D es b row : Miss King, by Lady King. Miss Fitzhattan, by Lady Fitzliatton. Lady J. Montgomery,' by the Countess of Eglintown. Lady M. Browne, by Lady Kenmare. Miss Rumbold, by Lady Rumbold. Lady Fincastle, by the Lady in Waiting. Mrs. Seymour, by the Marchioness of Bath; Miss Edirne Widget Bouverie, by Lady M. Bouverie. Lieutenant-Colonel M`Quarrie, of the Stith Regiment, by the Earl of Harrington, on his late appointment in India; and' took, leave of Her, Majesty, previous to his • departure for India. Mr.' William Cavendish ' by his Father, Lord G . C aven di s h . . Miss Cavendish, by her Mother, Lady Geo. Cavendish. The Drawing-I%min closed abut half past four o'clock, Yesterday, about five o'clock, Hu MAJ STY arrived at the Queen's House from Kew. FROM TILE BARBADOES MERCURY. MiSDAY, FEB. 26.-A sudden depression was occasioned here on Sunday last, on the arrival of a Neutral from Leeward, with the unexpected intelli. gence of the appearance in these Seas of a powerful l'tench-Na val Force ; and yesterday morning the account was fully confirmed, but, as is too cns. ternary, with many exaggeraied additions, which could only tend 'to heighten the alarm.---With. out following the varying and vague accounts which have been industriously disseminated, we shall confine our report on this generally interesting'sub. jed to that which seems must authentic. On Wednesday last a small Vessel, in her course from Dominica to St. Lucia, discovered several sail of large Vessels standing towards Martinique, and having ascertained them to be an Enemy's Squa. dron, and clearly distinguished their force, bore up for this Island, and communicated her observa. Lions, justly deeming it of the highest importanCe to be immediately known here. The confirmation of this account was yesterday morning aficially re. ceived in Dispatches from St. Vincent, with the addition that the Enemy had fallen in with a small Convoy bound here, and had captured the Pritrre of Autturias Transport. It appears that His Majesty's Ship Alligator, having a Ship and Brig under convoy, fell in with the Enemy's Squadron on Wednesday morning ; that they endeavoured to decoy her by hoisting English colours, and one of them a Rear-Admiral's blue Flag ; but the Alligator finding they could not answer her signals, discovered the cheat, and stooddired for St. Lucia ; the Enemy giving chase, cut off the ship, and captured her. The real force of the Enemy, according to the most correet account that has been received, and which is given by an American Schooner, that passed through their Fleet on Wednesday, after their capture of the Transport, consists of one three. decker, supposed of ir to guns, two So's, two 1 7.4.' 8 , and five frigates, evidently full of troops. This force, so superior to any thing which we have - at present afloat in the West Indies, certainly threat. ens some danger to our Colonial Possessions; not, however, in that extent which the too timid hastily apprehend, for our Garrisons throughout the Islands are in general well strengthened, admirably ap pointed, and in high health and discipline. On,our own Internal Resources the most implicit confidence can be placed, and we might even defy the whole concentrated Force of the Enemy ; all languor and inactivity, however, must be thrown ofr ; and the zeal, activity, and vigour of our Com. manders, both Civil and Military, be seconded with promptness and alacrity. The measures al. ready adopted, and still pursuing, are such as mark a strong dete rm i nat i on o r obstinate resistance ; and judging from those eminent talents which we shall ,have to guide and direct us in the hour of danger, should it ever arrive, we anticipate a glorious re sult to the honuut and reputation of our Country. FROM THE FRENCH ANL) DtirC II PAPERS PARIS, MARCH 24.—ft is Siqd tort tteat..6.dmi. ral SERCFy, who sailed from ISLlnre3 in an Ameri. Can Ship for. the Isle of Prance, has been taken by an English Vessel, contrary to rite rtitts of neu. trality, end carried into E ng l an d . The Emperor and-Empress lately visited Trianon (the favourite TalaCe of the unfortunate MArtre AN•totNi+te), and orders were given to repair it for the reception of Their Imperial Majesties. AdMiral BRPIX died without any fortune, but the Emperor has granted his widow a pension of dOOO iivrei, and to each of his children a pension of woo Hy. The departure of the Emperer for Milan, whither the Empress will accompany him; will nor, it is understood, be much longer delayed. It is said to be fixed for the 31st, of March ; and it is added, that the Pora will commence his route on the 4th of April, to follow Their M4esties. BERLIS, IVlAactt z,—Yesterday the only son of one of our Physicians was killed in a duel by a Secretary to one of the Foreign Ambassadors of the first rank. the difference which occasioned this unforttinate duel happened at a Ball a few nights be. fore, MADRID, IW/tacit 5. The end which the Spanish Government proposed in forming the Camp ofSt. Roch, and in keeping the Troops in a state of aCtiviry of whiCh We have few examples 'in this Country,• is no longer a mystery. The object was nothing less than to surprise the formidable Fortress of Gibraltar, and take it by Collt.de-Main. The execution of this project, which was actually formed towards the middle of last month, was favoured by a secret understanding in the place. The attack was in have been made at the same moment by land and sea : for the latter purpose a number of Gun.boats, well armed and equipped, were to have been em. ployed. The activity and watchfulness of the Reg. lish, however, and the arrival of a reinforcement of Troops, have! disconcerted this Plan, the perilous execution of which is no longer to be hazarded. The Capture of Gibraltar would have been doubt. less a very happy event for the Spanish Monarchy, and still more so at the present mament, when the Port of that place is filled with Spanish Frigates and ?Merchant Vessels, taken by the English. le return, the Spanish Government seems to be from all inquietude with resped to Mi. norca. The English do not appear to have any serious designs against that Island, the attack of. which would require land forces, with which we are assured . their Squadrons are unprovided, and they must be afraid at the present moment of weakening too much the Garrison of Mdta, which is the only point ,frost whence they cen embark a sufficient number of Troops for such an Expedition. The military preparations continue to be carried .on throughout Spain , vith every possible activity, and it is remarked that so much vigour and celerity were never employed during the late War; The number of Letters of Marque issued by the Gavern. ment against the English is also very considerable ; not less than zeo• have been issued in the different Ports of the Kingdom. A great number of Priva. seers, which have obtained them, already cruize iu the Ocean -and the Mediterranean, Cu surprise the British Navigators. Intelligence from sea, recently receive) at Cadiz, states, that several English Privateers, which were conducting Spanish Prizes to port, have been driven en the Coast of Africa, where they have been wrecked. Ativices from the same Port also an. trounce, that the- Presents whicle . the F.APRROR of AUSTRIA sends to the Government of Morocco, in the place of the Tributes annually paid by the Re. public of Venice, arrived there a few days since, and will be immediately expedited to Morocco. The march of a body of Spanish Troops towards the Frontiers of Portugal is still subjeet to a riety of circumstances, which, in their result, may cause a change in the disposition which is said to have been made in this respell by our Court.. A Court of Common Council was held yesterday at Guildhall, at which Mr. Aldermin eErtiti NG presided as Locum Tenens for the Rightlionour. able the LORD MAYOR.—The Court, pursuant to the notice in the summons, proceeded to lake • into consideration the Plan for enlarging Smith field Market ; when Mr. WArrrimAN moved the quetton, and was ably sudpotted by Mr. S. DixoN; an Amendment wa moved by Mr. SLADR to take in the plan fur m , kinga grant' Street from the end of Fleet-market towards the north 'road, and combining it with the said Enlargement of Smithfield market, in the proposed Bill to be brought before Parliament ; and after a very long and io tcresting. debate, in which several of the Members joined, particularly Alderman Sir CUARLE* PRICE, Mr. Alderman PR INSFP, Mr. Il•puty WAttp, and Mr. Deputy GooDasucita, the Amendment was carried; and it stands referred to the Committee tbr Letting the City Lot& to prepare proper Pins and E+titnAtes of ma r king the said grand Street, and pro ceed in the same forthwith. No other business could be transatted, ire c,:mcqufricd of air lesrh of the above debate, Pl II V 13„ yEW S. HARWICH, APRIL 4. l'he Pr; Nee [ocket, Capt. ANTH,NY De Artit, and the L 'tri o Capt. but, sailed this . rtiornirg ; the limner far Husuns, with the Honburgh abd 2remen and fourteen Possengers; and the Lar4 fur Gotten. burgh. , Capt. SAUNDER 9, of the Elf! -George , Packer,, arrived this day at noon from Husutn, with thti. Hamhurgh and Bretnen Mails, and one of iii 3 Mt. jesty's Messengers, with Dispatches from Berlin. Srx.o'CLocx.—The Auckland Packet, Captain BRIDGE, is this. moment arrived with a Moil flotn, Gottenburgh. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrived the . Favorio rite, STRICKLAND, from Waterford uNiou, Dx. vts, (late ROGERS) from Carmarthen, last. from Falmouth, with butter, oats, and coal ; saw two large fleets the 3a inst. proceeding up Channel wi.tr a fair wind. Sailed the Betsy, BISHOP, for lent,. SIIRIZURSS, Aran. 4, -•-Carpe down from tle River the Adelphi Armed Ship, Capt. PRATER. Arrived the didniral Mitchdl Hired C4.u,tr, Lieut. WILLIAMi, from the Down,. The Mercator Armed. Ship has hauled down the: Signal. For Convoy to the Elbe, and hoisted nal fur the Baltic.. Ships at this Port—Zealand, Ardent, AginCourt, lee, mona, ltenommer, ‘Vitnthelsea, • ceres, Magnanime, Valorous, Lynx, Ainaranttio,•,' genre, Lord Eldon, liutchess of Bedford, H.Jogcr,...i..felohi, and Mercator Armed Ships ; I.6cust, and Desperate C un.brigs , Admiral hired Cutter several Fue-vessets and Borilb-ten‘lers, and a large itect of Merchant Vcsweis for the Baltic. DEAL, APRIL 4.—Sailed the Basilirk Gun brig and Shee'rness Lighter for S!leerness. Canie in His IVlojesty's Ship Leopard, R..lr-Asi. rniral DOUGLAq; with the Lit? drab, Rail/ear, Thrmes, Orestes, Alert, Spy, Galge, and ralture ; Blazer, Afonkey, (Lute, Wattbfal, Braizer, Tick ler, Pincher, Archer, Firm, Griper, and Gallant Gun.brigs, blown of their stations by the strung westerly winds. Put back the Bogetta Slov, Admiral Gailmer ) and Meteaif, East India S!iips, and Albion Hired, Navy 'fransport, and reinain. Arrived the Spy Sloop, with a large Convoy of Merchant Skips, fr o m Cork; amongst which are 17 Sail from Surinam, and remain could not get their names in time for Post. • FAL:wax/Iw, Aratt, L—Arrival the American Ship Ann, Capt. BRADFORD, fr , nn Alexandria, in 35 days, with flour, fur orders ; His Nidjesty's Ship Plorritr, of 18 guns, Capt. Heolcocat, from a eruize ; and the Prince ff Wales Packet, Tout), with Mail from Lisbon ; ten days passage : left lying in the Tagus the Auckland Packer. Sailed the Felicia Spanish Privateer, Prize to the Kitty Privateer, of Llntion, fur Plymouth; the Four-mast Ship Trartrit, Capt. LtsToN, for Srnyr.. na ; the jemmy, DAVIDSON, for Liverpool; the Hawk, FORSTAR, for Wales ; the Nancy, Ross, for Weymouth ; the James, PARK I, for Plymouth ; and the Wien and Catharine, 'fur Shoreham., CORN EXCIMNGg, APRIL 5. Tire supply of Wheat to-day is in middling quantity, with a few arrivals of foreign ; the samples of fine old are full ai dear, other qualities gu oil heavily ; Barley, with Malt and Beans, ata at small variation; altho' hut few .White and Grey Pease, the small demand creates little alteration it price ; Oats are in tolerable quantity, with a few Foreign Cargoes, and some very fine samples fetch our quotation ; having so little Rape Seed, the price ismontinal ; Flour in good supply, at our last named prices. witear 73$ a 88s a lop net Beans 42s a 485 - OCI Fine: too a to 7 od Trekileans 4ES 4 47$ oa kye 54s a 6os net oats 24$ a 276 a 29 od Barley 43s u 6e. Poland do. 3os a 3tei ad Malt 74$ a Sos od Rape Seal - •-4 White Pease 42s a .48s od Fine Flour nos a 356 od Grey ditto - 378 a 413 od Seconds - 745 a 305 ad Two Ships, of 74 guns, are contraCted for, to he built in Messrs. PITCII E dock-yard At North. fleet, as soon as possible. Captain HaNwict.t, is appointed to command the /liajettie, of 74 gu:is, at Sheerness. The Flora Frigate is ordered to be prepared for service at I)eptford, without delay ; at which placc an Armed Schooner, whist) is built on a new con struaion, will he launched in a few days, and is to be callet4 the Arrow. The Spanish Ships N. S. del Carmen, Pedro 13;1 111nrin Agf &Jeri, L. 141 era Ilbefteitera,' D. jtotgo, Sciloorteto L'Ai k t e Levis, jacp w 'r,4 44 - 6 ., 6'on Fraw.i.tco die Paido, De Sul, are sent into Ni.. vis by His Majesty's Cruizers, His Majesty's Ship Scrap's, with about 40 !lips undo(' convoy, sailed from Tortola on the ,9th February, •.for England. The Amelia Frigate has sent into St. Vincent's the Spanish Ship Gaarcociets, laden with wine, 3e - e. from Barcelona -to the Havannah ; anti the ; . , shi,n Ship Comm.:T:4l j laden with fluttr, alio for tte vannah. On Wednesday morning there was a Grand Rt. view and Inspection of all the Ropes Ae tiliery raining at Wuldwich, belJrc the Right 1i n. rite Earl of CHATHAM, MasHer-GenerBl attended by a number of Gcnerat Officers,