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MAILS. R11. , t. D-2 Lisboni I Dublin, I Waterti,rd. Ilitinb r urgh, 2 GOttellbtlrg!), t Lisbon, t Waterford. PRICE. OOF• STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWALVA O'CLOCK. Consols THE SUN. Sgi 301.1 M QUIS DICERZ lALf.UNI AODEAT LONDON, ;WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1805. THIS morning we received Paris Papers to the :7th ult. The following are the principal articles of intelligence which they contain : BANKS OF THE MEIN, Auc. 20.—There has been a new distribution of the French Troops stationed in the' Eleaorate of .Hanover. The greatest part of these Troops are now in Camp at Lunebourg ; another Corps is in a Camp established, near Hano ver ; a third Corps at Stadt, in the Dutchy of Bre men? a fourth at Verdun; and a Afth at Offerin -1104, in the County,of Hadeln. In consequence of the scarcity and dearness of provisions in several parts of the Elealorate; the Commander in Chief of the French Army has sert. a part of the Troops froni the Camp at Hanover into the Principality of Goitingen.— This is the motive fir the entrance of French Troops into Minden, sonic leagues from Hesse- Cassel, into Dransfeld, ere. but there is no French Garrison in the City of Gottingen. Another French. Corps, will remain 'in the Hanoverian Dutchy of Qsaiaburg. Marshal BERNADOTTE ' after having traversed the different Provinces of the Eleaorate, and reviewed the Troops, has returned to Herrenhausen. , We have received intelligence from Upper Swabia, that the Austrian Troops which have been hitherto stationed hi the-different imperial Provinces, have marched for the Voralberg, where is to be con-, 'centred a Slllall Corps of ',Troops,. which were to have mime part of the Division . stationed in the Tyrol. In the interior of Austria the more• picas of the Military stiltcontinue. PARis, Auc; 26.—0 n ThursdaVlast, at' siy, in the mt;rning, flis Majesty the Emperor reviewed in ayi ali the Vc:,sels assembled ip the Port of Bou- I'~ ; ,s i c. Acr:onnt of Prizis taken by the Conthin6d Scum und:!l.• Adiniral VIALENEUVE,, since their !1. , ).;1 Te:T.tipn. The ig Lbid Arefson, the Gallia' 4ancaster,'-the c , av,::tt?, La' Cyane, tile Priyateer 'L'6 - pion, the .Gana Rickard ; a Convoy 0114 Sail frOrn Antigua, 4,1'.c1i4A....1441:-.,Lob,,rt.f.Vesels:—/Iliam t 11 Crerriltreelrittir a . /,:cy, Uranioi . Sing/e.i.on, Car 2 k ir e, mid ':-.,;;;,'.111; .1:1::,:a; tho Lugger Alert ; the rivateer .;..,... , ,., : 7 / ; ; i;t: Spanibh .6alleou .La Mirterve, rte- <- ~; . t :Lri-I t'-otn the. Privateer .i l / 4 .rey ; the .Lugger ?.., i. , , 11. , , tILe Diam9nd ie r ' ,. .)ek. ...., \'l 7 ' , '.. .I.p Au 0.'..ti.i. , i---.). Co „ - tricr i 3 ,arrived hel . e 4,,',.,: e , ;,..•. ;;, with. 1, , ,?.r ) r important I.Y. , ipatehes. Never v, a, tn.,: i',iioe of \riettret so severe as at present to p1.0..e.i.i i, „: Lis . in the S:ii3 61' provisions. Several b.lkers an I buteters have been pnnis.hed for selling AoGifitlitGfr, Auo. 17.---The fast JetterA from atite the amount of thegarri3on . then at )0,000 men. The gre:lte,t eitivily hi for , tif ylng the of St.GeUlle. Or4ers hive bt.m issued to rep;iir afi spetaily as pc,:.hible all the foits and Irfce.-.3 11l the ' Veneitiari territories, as %Veil as thOsi, 11',Qh cover Cae Volyti.m paf,seft in the Tyrol' and Trobim in Atistrian Italy, as well iine of pest along the,. Adige,. has been rein , . arc,!cl. A; the 6lrne hem-, tha the' Aus t.ho BCi-.4z;l:w have been ordered• to march to I. o)iatl,erg. Lt6!r, JuLY 3 I.—M. Novozivrzorr it; rOL :11;ve 1" de inl,-ch of Troops becotues daily ru)re reaLirltable ; t i said even that (4overnnient ia n z4 4.) t(. procure Transports, but r 14,5, L,l Tt , Rt...v.,y, AUG, is Raid thAt v;aitrit the life (if the wal to Live: I.4:en exoctocd at Constan bra why:h was di icovurecl, by Ow -11,uRsian !.71. IT,E,IN",,KY. It is achltdthat all the Con ";:'..pc,,,:',shed with death. Yet them: . ~vho think that the i rtlyorts 11 , - the E4Sfilal,ti, WlO prt• tin ) Tit, and to It. - :en tite.reliy ). t 4f ontc, tioed ofthenl by the Turk,. C LA, nE, t!h - .t Coup, ;. 1 ,00.i4 of flic flit2;.` - ,tlt,)t) of IB 7 iir, i-; I • ar..:f.:h Ivith ~.~.. r . ,:~ 13 FOli I F., ~: i' . . „,. r , and tip , . . tl;,' ):t ...r.. ~ ~.. .. i _~_, .._ ~ y i~. .. ~ as k‘ M votitl'• tnace , !, --.; irldeccnt terms of the refusal of the *Emperor ALEXANDAR to ac.. knowledge BONAPARTE as Emperor of France or King of Italy, it thus proceeds : " What could be the real obstacle to the 'ego- tiation ? Was it the nomination of the Emperor NAPOLEON to the Kingdom of Italy ? But he al ready governed Italy by another title, and the name of King cannot be more displeasing; to Sovereigns than that of President of a Repub. lie. Is it the Union with Genoa ? Genoa was already under the natural proteEtion of France. The Treaty of Luneville had given that State the power of chusing its own Government; but if it had not, the interest, the will of two people who unite, is, superior to all Treaties." WE have reason to believe that the terms of the ' Treaty between Great Britain and Russia are finally arranged.--It is stated that the last Mesienger was the bearer of the Treaty, and that it will be unme t diately formally ratified. It is also expetled'to be shortly acceded to by several other Powers, forming a powerful Confederacy, from the exertions of which the happiest effects, it may be rationally concluded, will result. The Austrian Armaments are con tinued with unabated aEtivity. Dispatches of the greatest importance were, we understand, sent off from Lord Mulgrave's Office last night for the Con tinent. Prussia, it is confidently stated, has, for the presentoesolved to preserm a Neutrality,whieh how ever it may be produEtive of temporary advantage, cannot but be considered as a most unwise policy. WE have received this morning ,the following Letter, brought by the ',Ulm itail of yesterday : Lirtan, Av. 19. " An English Frigate and - a . French Frigate were seen off the Bar s`ye3terday ; the'Jatter disaiasted, and prize to the former." No further intelligence has been received from the Fleet under the Command of Sir ROBER7 CALDER ; but there can be no doubt but that he would arrive off Cadiz by the 25th 01 26th ult. at iM the latest ; and if the Combined Fleet had not put to sea again before that time, the Blockade of that Port has been resumed with a Farce that will rende r it almost impossible for them to escape. It is sin gular that the Enemy did not, push on for the StreightS, instead of stopping at Cadiz, because we have little doubt that 'Toulon is their ulti mate destination; and we can only account for their cantina- by, supposing that some of the Shipi were disabled, or that they imagined that Ad. miral CULLINGWOOD had a much larger force, under his command, than he really bad. We 1 • 1 1 would accrue to Bo N PA IE, Mil . 'from a tem porary Naval superiority in the Mediterranean, and therefore we have no doubt but that the Combined Fleet, if not prevented by the appear ance of Sir, lionEtur CALDEIt, would sail as speedily as possible from Cadiz, for the purpose of passing the Streights ; but even if they should, the. British Fleet will . 00 so close in their rear, that they will be fortunate indeed if they reach Toulon in safety. A Pilot-boat arrived at Deal, left Admiral Russia'. on Sunday off 'he Text!' with seven Sail of the Line blockading the Dutch Fleet. The latter, consisting of seven Sail of the Line and' about 5U Transports, were in the Inner Roads. ROYAL FUNER AL.—The Procession set off from Gloucester-House this morning at eleven o'clock. There was an immense number of spe6.latori, but po accident happened.; and the crowd seemed disposed to gaze in silent sympathy with those who evidently ruournqd for the lo is of a Prince whose private virtues added lustre to his,exalted rank. The Dinmedo of 10 g 911 5 ., Capt. DOI#WMAN, with the Rritarittia, Etiphraitv, and NorAuntherland East Indiatuen, under convoy ftotn Portsmouth, arrived on the 28th at Cork, with several Transports full of Troops. On the same day, the East India 14eet,. comprising. the above, and als o the Indiamen' pre viously colleaed - in that - fiarbour, with the Truss- ' ports, having on hoard the Troops under, the corn ulna of Sir . PAY it) 13 man, gui. under Wei g h 1 1 .4* etltiro Met consists of the Diadem of 64 guns, Sir lit iu cPo ; : lielliquedr, 64, captain BYNC ; Dirmi , ile, 50, Capt.DowNkAN. • iyitrctssuc; 3e, Capt. lioNeLLy ; ./.4eda, 3.e, Capt. TiotiymAt; ;38 Trans ports, 19 .I,?a , ;t, Indianen, and two Botany Bay A Letter from on board :the Streatham, East India man, one of the Fleet, (Wed on the same day says, The li:urtipe, one of dip haS just run fon) of . ns; bOt has done us no injury., .The ,rarope has. su,tained [inlet damage, has lost. her sprit-sail, flying and . has broken roost of her ropes on the gib boOm.," We received Letters from Gibraltar of the vtich of .1 , ;1y. At that time the inhabitants and garrison were in porte6 - t health. The Spanish Camp .eetited r., b daily iticreased ; the tents and marquees within sight of 111:2: garrickm amounted to ab ou t 7ao, and it -was ealci.lated that they contained about `S,OOO men. No re;ir, however, Watt entertained of any speedy atiLick. These 'Letters were brought by the Mediterrtnean Fleet, arrived at the Mother bank, under" convoy , of the Pret , ,,yante. „„ se j i arrived are the Justina, 11.001 LE ; ; Hope, IfVt ITE ; 1;4: and t;',.o liAtt Transports. 'His Grace the Duke of Gounow continues to re coyer froti4 the ell;.:ct of his ,lat accident. • • NAV NE 1/S, ,r F, em the LONDON Cr3ZLTTEt Sot. ;sn;. Admiralty-Office, Sept. 8, 1803. Copy of a Letter from the Hon. William Cornwallis, Admiral of the IVhite, &c. to • IVilliam. Marsden, Esq. dated on board the Ville de Paris, qff Ushant, ?oth August 1805. . SIR, I have much satisfaCtion in sending the inclosed Letter to me from Captain Barton, of the Goliath, to be laid before the Lords Commissioners of the: Admiralty, giving an account of his further success in the Capture of the French National Corvette therein mentioned. I have the Honour to be, Ike. W. CORNWALLIS. His Ititijestys Ship Goliath, Sin, dug. tif, 1805. I beg leave to acquaint you, for the information of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, His Majesty's Ship under my command, standing in for Cape Prior, in the morning of the 16th inst. three Sail appeared in chace of us ; we tacked, and stood towards them, and proved the Ships named in the margin of my Letter dated the I'sth. I have the satisfaction to add, at eight P. M. we captured La Torche French - National Corvette, of 18 guns, and 106 men, commanded by Monsieur Dehen, having on board 52 of the late Blanche's crew. Had they not wparated, and 'night coming on very fist, I am confident La Topaze would have. been in my possession also. I have the Honour to be, &c. BARTON. The Hon. Admiral Cornwallis, Commander in Chief, &c. &c. &c. FALMOUTH, SEPT. I.—Arrived this day the Anck , • land Packet, SCHUYLER, with Dispatches from Lis bon, after a pas Sage of eight days :—she has not brought a Mail, having been ordeked to sail at six hours notice with the following account '" His Majesty's Brig Alcion, of 16 guns, arrived at Lisbon on the 22d ult.' from Gibraltar, with Mails ; she had also taken under convoy three Mer chant vessels from' Gibraltar, but on the i sth ult. Cape St. Vincent, in sight, they fell in with the Com bined Fleets, consisting of 26 Sail of the Line, seve ral Frigates, Brigs, &c. which captured the three Merchant vessels the Alcion escaped by her sweeps. From the course the Combined Fleets were 'steering, no doubt can be entertained but that they are bound to, the Mediterranean." On• the igth ult. the Phamix Frigate, with her prize Le Didon, passed Lisbon for Gibralw. , The lralsingkam Packet was going into Lisbon as the Auckland came out. The Prince of • Waifs (late Packet), captured the 13th ult. by Le Prince de Paix Spanish Privateer, of Vigo, WASlNOtured on fire I'd' ult. by His Majesty's Ship La Poulenc, of 18 guns, Captain DUNBAR, and arrived here thisday. .Niniestys Ship Huniter, of 18 guns, Capt. Iftiat, lig Plymouth, to repair. The French Frigate La Topaze is arrived at Lis bon, basing on board the Captain and crew of His Majesty's Ship Blanche, Capt. Mvpos, and is per forming quarantine. SHEERNESS, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Duke of Kent Armed Ship, Captain ROBERT ENGLAND, from the North Sea. Sailed yesterday evening thirty six sail of Naval Transports for the Downs. The Rosina Armed Ship has just now the Signal for Convoy to the Baltic, and will sail in the course of a few days. This day Rear-Admiral ROWLEY paid a visit to the Zealand, on board of which Ship his Flag is flying, and was received with the accustomed ho uours. , Ships at this Port-4he Zealand, Princess of Orange, Are. thusa, Asttea, Hind, Wlneltelsea, Ceres, Magnainine Pe. gasus, Valorous, Eugcuie, Heron; Rosina and Duke eat Kent Armed Ships; liedbreast Gun-brig and Phoenix, with se veral other limb-tenders. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—Arrived' the John and JoFeph, MANNY, from Amsterdam 3 Mary, MASSY, from Waterford ; Elizabeth, VICE ; Four Friends, Cox ; and Unity, MONDAY, from London ; 'bon, PIikARSON ; Pitt, ItralloLns ; and Betsey, Pnue, liom Sunderland ; Dove, GIIAVINS, from Leigh. Dropped down to St. Helen's His Majesty's Sloop of 'War Arab, bautA to the Coast of Africa. PLYNIOUTII, SEPT. 2.-..-C3IIIC in the Humber Armed Ship, and the Pick/c SQhooner, from a Cruize. Sailed the San Josef Man of War to join the Chatmel Fleet. The Spanish Prizes, the 41 Firme, of 74 guns, and St. liapliael, of t 34 as soon as their guns,. powder, stores, and masts, are taken nut, and lodged in the store-houses, are to be hauled into dock for a "couple of tides, to be tasted (as is the term) by the Master Shipwrights and assistants, pre6ous to being reported to t the Admiralty - and Navy 4 1loards as to their present state and condition. The Hazard, of y guns, Capt. igtvz i which ar rived with dispatches from Admiral CoaNwALLis Qn Saturday, has had as fagging a cruize as any Ship on the Channel station; she ',ailed the first week in February last, 11.4 been co; rin months constantly • . t o ' "17)16).cl a . r 3rest i the 1444 nockli Itoe'' t' Ferrol, Corwar ta, Vigo,' C a diz, and Stral3 of o .lb. raltar,, and has never been into any port to tell s't intelligent, indefatigable since February list. Capt. No is a most ;tilt, intell . ' From the Via.uallers destined far Cadiz, iron Bour deaux, captured by the .Co/poys, there little doubt of the Combined Fleet being gone iota Officer as any in the 'icy. . Cadiz to refit, as Ferrol and Corona conld not gyp' Ply.!.tietn with stores sufficient to' gt them in sailig which she left order, . . . • --- DEAL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived most of the Cruiser; blown from 'their stations ad* the Frech Coot 4 tilo strong,westerly winds, and reniktitt nn the Doo, with the Ships as per last.. i A Deal Pilot-beat arrived from off the " on Sunday ten o'clock ; left Adrniral Russw., with seven Fitttil 9f the Line, blockading the Patch Fleet, which in the Inner Road, consisting of seven ail °' irj i Line, and . about 50 Sail uf°Transporto. AOthe RuSSELL reached ott about Six le:igees from s, morning, the tit iot i ' land, and anchored, the Texel hearing P S. . causing his flying Squ ad r on to watch the Pt clay o motions. the " Before. yo d u l Pi re ll 111%1•117:(:.7,11, 4 ; r e:t : cee j ..........r.- icirpe.trii:i,stfyou more dis again td movements of the Enemy's pi au 4 ~,, , bola however; I have just taken tap my Pen t , a t b , -. 1 . itlle short sketch of our proceedings, and wc" - t , ait to the pg , ted to do, as it redounds 50 01°', 1• 410 ho honouhad an opporttinity of displaying r and credit of our gallant Admit , " u e and decision, that coolness :aud:l°A.treC.litir. which -has ever been his peculiar_ cuo . `": - /i ear About 11 A.,111. on the f.:: I't instant, while 0,,,,4 station off Ushant, intelligence the corn f e et . from the in-shore Squadron, that the fue nl Y A 6 4 o o l in Brest were getting under wt'llh. rri)°,t, w ilds immediately made sail, and stood in with to of the Fleet towards the Bla 1 , R .c • ocks. • V o ip4 '' ,About • 2 P.M. we made St.:Manliest/5J , that' lity, 0' .and in a short time after discerned chor in Camaret Bay ; their for three three-deckers , an d 18 twe' ral Frigates and Brigs. The l Brit Sail of the Line. The Admirahell connoitre the Enemy, himself; may Fleet .to disregard his motions, ant Vi h lle de Paris, within abotit two c_ orige under several Forts, a: I , • ) i t eavy mortar battery, which ths :shells at the Ship.r living i'''' . .himself as to the • position of . the Enemy, •,_ , e , locnorab , possibility of attacking them a their , o t elf the Admiral regained the Fleet, and '': n d c oar made the signal to anclwr for the oiglit, oiroo nitimeated his intention totheditrclentl WM, Captains in the Fleet, that he should alio 0 idol `at day-light ,at their anchorage, lad should kad in the Ville de Paris , t' t „ s ] ) Flee g, "At A. A. lq. on the .r..tild, Ihe Pr i `i•E r coo , under weigh, andininiecliately sto(Al in o ro ille Bay,. in close order' of battle. 011 Oa 3 .Porot ;tu lle Enemy got under weigh, and made sail tur, 1. itido hour. Our. Admiral,. observia it li n t e l 00 it.044.,.........1.--....._ - rti -,,Aw,„ ,Aaer tildli/P,ion.sails to and brought to, together with the au'i n , 1 , f: 0 1 evet • the mast, in the finest- line of battle that w hethe r seen--hoisted our colours, and waited In su" The i 0 1 they would be induced to eng3g ‘l:ii tii oso every thing on their side •as ala i m ~,,, o uP an attempt—being off their own larboua'sl4 gje(:; under immense batteries, and some th °• ,,i, i litig ‘ ll tators from the shore, and their forc e !7; flat'" 4 four_ Sail of the Line more than the nott'ther were Notwithstandina: 'all, thosQ circurnstso4l:4o oitl not to be prevailed on to corns at '' ,: ;ibelti6 some considerable time, the Admira l I A o f t - ' 1 ,5 for the Fleet to fill their maiwtorss ',,,,:tdo)Sto' out. The Enemy then (by way off after us along shore, ciose under their x?r,. the e vi: St. MAtthew's Point. Calerceiving ltl"', 0 w bic l4 miral again wore and stood after tlier'l,!s`,:roor." they tacked, and again made for Brest l; Howeverthree of our Ships, OW /Tit/der arl.:11.0 bo, arid Montague, liucceeded in coming up w ed shot of their rear-ships_! and exch4no. d l e fl'i broadsides Two of their Ships (one be°, P o t affl of a.flear-Admiral) were 'very near I)C ii i 6 i s 111010,11., Thus the dastardly foe, who• are tit t . '„ r , o bitr threatening our land with invasion, "`• , jai Or ir t 00 ..,,,t)? (31C4 ,141prO to take refuge in their stroi,,ebrior Br der tiring,, crowned wiih g/ory, before al l'i'bour, ono'r force), 'at the mouth of their owl ) 113.11. d or cosier , of some hundred pieces of WO et joy, batteries. They. had anchored in Cal3l,ltiipity l° order to avail themselves of the first oill)' put to sea. . e Corn'i nt hit fael . " It is important to observe, tha t - -1 ,'„I; the .- ;„ mander in Chief: was determined to at'salicil IS 3 . ,, s my had they remained in Camaret njY,,verplaalloo bold and emerprising.an attcopt as Was t , by. a 13ritish CoMmander. - • ,i 1 am. w elt , 'boor but s', d .tote t . " I have thus given you an' , , i i pill cr'' dal count 0f the business which is so hi, c ) i r , ~, t he 3 _ our Ayolllly chief, and:Whieli has ex , .:iee'tail triaqvt, ration of the Whole •,Flect. The abf,s;`,;tiati eyelly stilled on as particularly correfit, 0.1 ‘,. ....,.A :0 big i ?, At 'Lucre was -a cirennistanco otl:ctiit I ing! creditable to the charileteo colleerne. , t i t Oawr • d hiatsc''' . ter 0 give it ' you . .As the Admiral le the o ic ' line. 11' lOr sinned some alteratioir our ,tis .: eg e • • 0 cant, , cpi battle the: I , i ll e de Pa' is in ,pitern o' I t the 'ague to lead, and the Otesar oext._itosof 14, rich, de Paris. Now, as the Admiral ii , i s to b e a '` w hich Shi p It` , gOnt point of contention was,. 4-, Tort!'" I o ald the Commander in Chief --the 1/(4,(1,1 „.i t ieli s 1 ...4 , ewe. The contest was warmly di51?1".L,,,,.3 joke a,L)kis have the honour in question, artLeo,',s4o g o 1 tie 4 P ing an d joAling Sir 11tottaaD 'I • to • poi*. .........."'",--- Y , I/ r 1 00 it * DIST R i BUT! ON p 1 Ng i i,,CooleY 1 IMO tale Plt Petal slit To the 0 Ificers gild LoMpArlY y f 111.1 0 Mom Ainied phi} Swallow, till the uapturc,o_e, 06, tl, . r,, at of oar the isimici pf sr. ficlena. 0 , 10,10„, 0 tim p 4 day rive 3 0:9 instant; or th e Er VICitA + . M prtoldtaiym.llol ineVaceris aMiurcrini tra firailittl4ylvilvil:lss, I 0 ,12,, c iv:isr Siz e ~017:1, ' ti" . ‘4l tte Wit Oc turion, for tile Cspture or the thee, il 0 atou , ,11 , tebeG. Igor,' and the lioliteie., voort, '.u,tlY, IX, Nionilay next, at No. MO d 1.1,0040 ateWls, t WWI It ttod b or evcry Aloatig An . , • it. 01,,.._ NI the enemy at p t. brce, COPSibtiOg °I 'deeleo, With Or ritish Flee pit" t 41 be i n g an, ,' made, i,q( 1' 1 .00 . and toottiPe ' "',' o m iles aft i.,;‘ Lod in varticolit , re,W a great 10_41 ; perfeetly 0(10 --my, and tbe .4.