The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-10 00:00:00

v,arlarally terminated in a trifiiniePecession of a Co. 13n7 or a Province, and were hitherto calculable in their extent of evil, marked by some specific or pro bable objea of contention, But the hostility of France, exemplified by recent warfare, has no limit, and no calculation as to- a partial or specific objeet, but menaces total extirpation to the Government of the State it opposes, and an entire subversipta of every thing like freedom to its People. , - BRITANNICUS. TO 4*ORRESPONDZisITS. h esswer to our Correspondent who lign4. kitnielf An Old Lieu tenant', we hrg to observe, that the Pesragtupb to tUblek he alluded did not appear in itie A:pee. We arc sorry ihnt it It not its our power' to give him ary authentic infOrntation upon the suhiett to .tehleh the latter part ra./ his Leiter refers. • • MAILS. Altitlvztt—t Lisbon, 2' Waterford, 1/111t-..2 Hatubtugh, Gottentaurgh, t Dublin. 2 Watgrford. Como t~ltlC 1; (.71 : , STOCKS THIS DAY AT TVI/161.V1 OFCLOCK. SS' THE SUN. SOLIM QUI* DICZItt YALSUM AUDLAT ? L 0 N 1) D N, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1805. This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon, brought to FalmoUth by the Lord Hobart Packet, in sixteen clays passage. The following are the principal arti des of intelligence which it brings : " LisnoN, SEPT. to.—A. Frigate arrived here yes terday ; she left our Fleet off Cadiz, consisting of 26 Sail of the' Line, four days ago, all well, and in daily expedation of 'being joined by Lord Nusow. Admiral Louts commands the In-shore Squadron of Ave Sail. Our force is now so considerable, that there is little chance of the Enemy coming out : when Lord NELSON arrives it will be entirely hope. -less, unless they arc compelled , by famine, for it seems that they are in little better than a starving state. BONAPARTr has demanded a Contribution of ten millions of Crusades from this Government, as the price of the Neutrality with which we have been hitherto indulged. This dernan - d, it is thought, wilt be rehisted. CAnrz, SP4ll*. 1 4.--Tlle scarcity occasioned by the arrival of the Combined Fleet continues to be feverely felt; recourse has been bad to Seville, and a supply of corn, wine, &c. demanded ; even the Fountains at Puerta Santa Maria have been Put in arequisition for the use of the Fleet's. " Our Admiral, GaAvat.A., loudly accuses VILIA- SittiVE 9f treachery iu the late action, and bag solicited leave t 9 resign. Bet wee i the Saitols wip trlOsit4S hav6 arisen to the highest 001, 4ticfscarcp a night passes but the dead bodies ei aosa44il4t#4l , Frcnchruen,sre found in our streets!' 4 i WA stated some days since the, arrival of part of the (ok !ilia' s Couvoy. pli'Tuesday ''vve . announced that the whole of the Convoy were 54.1 . e,,apF1 terday' we stated in particular the arriyal of.the //eau:: at Crookhaven. All our intelliget*.e in'this respect now stands cotnpletely confirtnecl, `and .thOse who triumphantly announced the capture .of 'seven East Ind4)tnen, have now the mortification :to; find that not even 'one solitary Ship of that . 46011)0.6n has :been. taken.. rrhyro appears to be no tiotit?t,,of 'ttle 'capture 01 the ,alletatta. I:he.'Engkh Tie secn Nith the SiinAlron are suptiosed to he Vessels belotig -I_,eowtird IshtnJ "'V'e'ry pear, thit a couti:,.tout expe4atko that the .Preoch with-their Prizea;'!will be etTeawally beforz: aao reach any -of I.hr..ir o'ooi ". ' • • • ,;.. I In :Id lition to the, rata which we 'yesteraay-,ennl muni,',44.l of Sir iti.cnroln StRA.CTIM; having heen !301:1 , 11tId Crain the Channel Fleet with:firti the Line, in 4(,'.arch of the ROch9far:t Sciii4dr`; ; We pow learn, that the g - allant 41.dm,CooliwAL.LlistUcid ta the; Westward on the 9jth ult. with his whole: The Squichori, therefore, must most.extraurdin4ry good fortune to . retUrq ;Un niol ,ten into port. - . • • We 6ubjoila a Letter fry ria Cptaita NVELTimr, 'of the /iglus, ty the 0 .vuerp of that Vessel. (Copy.) -, • tntit4s, in Crook-haven, of gssixotsw, , •+ 'Providence. and extrAordinary good fortune, has brought Fie into tiiis i-larhfi Ur. I !PVC been j oc k s enough ta recipe ;he p ?s , : rt l y when we wr:e closely pur4tird by the Rochefort ‘c l oOron. was obliged to throw a part,of our cargo over board to sa v e the Ship ; howevizr,, it was only about twelve tons of sagrai and of very. little value. 1 intlit delsr giving you particulars at thisiTlattlent imy Intel to Mr. R SA y a full account of the affair. This gate express to Cork. A Convoy from 'our it oft' Brest has put in here, and with them I shall proceed+the first fair wind. Till next post f remain vtry resptElfally, • ' << Centternen, •c Your most obedient Servant, (Signal) •• G W ELTDEN. I% To MOUS. W. and R. rNitiOt UM 1• If The coiroo. our Colvalit j 4 Cither rt U PI ( or rakerli u 1 OfClwr r.ogitio(i with two Linit-of-butict Government haveroceived Dispatches from Malts, dated the 16th ,August. At that time the Troops were all in the highest health ,an spirits.---The ,veost friendly and Intimate earresponde'oce sub.. sixbid between Gen. ChatO and the'Russian Com mander at Corfu. It is asserted in the leading Opposition Paper of this Day, that " The Treasury Writers 'have beim instruaed to prepare the Public for the continuance of the Prorogation till near the Qv EEN'aßirth-day." The Paper to which we allude has of late displayed an uncommon degree of uneasiness upon the subje& of the Meeting Or the Dissolution of Parliament, and we sorry it is not in our power entirely to remove If, however, it will afford :my satisfa&ion to the Writer in question to be apprized of ,this fa&, we cane tell him, that a Proclamatson will probably ap pear in the Gazette of Saturday next, to continue the Prorogation till the path of November ; but we cannot so far gratify his curiosity as to let him know 'whether Parliament will then meet for the dispatch of business. WE have upon several occasions cautioned our Readers against giving, credit to the, reports which are circulated, often from interested motives, re spe6ting the affairs ofthe Continent. Yesterday and the day. before it was confidently asserted, that a general as ion had, taken place between the Austrian and the French Arthies, near the Banks of the Rhine, in which the latter were defeated with immense loss. Having ascertained that there was no foundation whatever for the report, we did not think it necessary to notice it; butas ithas found its way into some of the Public Papers, we think it our duty to say, that no such intelligence has• reached this Country. It is indeed probable that 'a skirmish may have taken place between some advanced . parties of the two Armies, but even of that no authentic information has been received. Ws are strongly• inclined to think that the first decisive military operations will take place in Italy, and it is more than probable that • hostilities have ciommenced there before this time. It is• said that SawAswlTE, finding all his el forts to induce the Cabinet of .beilin •to take a decisive part in the War against the Fillies have failed, has made propositions of a pacific tendency to the EMPEROR of GZPILANV. We are very much inclined 'to g.; ye" credit to this t. statemen r he UsurPer, notwiti_tauding all the boastS of .the French Fzi)ers, is ';ir4 in a . : condition .to meet - the Allies in the held ; and if he :ceuld suspend thir by a Negetiation; it would be of the ut•► most advantage to ; him; whatever might be the ul ;;:, te. that Negotiuiion. The French have sini:!'? the llevolutien'gained almost as =eh by difilotriatic artifice (or, to speak more propor. ly, by treachery) as they have ~by the force : of their arms; ati:l We Lave seen too much of.i3Oka rAltl f: to doubt that ht woald, in - '4is Ve,go# situation, inake the nv t liattOriPg.:9,-trers—that he would ntalce cousiderable :concessions to avert the itneending storin; er at least to obtain time to coin piete'Atirpr' eparatiOns„ Jut it 4ectui .Intp;assible that the Continental should again be the dupes of the artifices of the Usurper. They know that no Treaty, however solemn ; .no engagement, how ever sacred, fer an' hem; IpreVent him froin pursuing ilk system of agvandizeritent, provided he had the means of aocomplishing it The Allies . now theirpOwer,insiliias human moans ean,be - 41.1pent1Z. - '4 - .upon, 'not only to chock his Career 'of ag <greSsien., 'but to 'rem;ac . a - cOnsl(leqhle por ; ion of Europe from his tyranny,,, Of this he seems now c6ll'vin.6'4, alic WO,.therefrve think it highly probable that he will endeavour tq effect 'those Oh jeas by, ,mind acid. treacllCry which h i cannot - 110 : w ;.iccOinplisb by force. Tl7i6 . day MAJUSTIES ;111d. clip PAINCI;PfiIO came to Buckingham House front Winclsor,, to in si4,4 the 'cleorations that li:we been made in it since t it dco:4/1 ore for N'Veyrne t , The K :4,3; ;If one o'clock .held a Counc,il ; all the Caliknet . Ministers haVirit,e been' spoci ally Atm mon ed tbr t Mr. , SAUEIq the Kipg's Messenger, who arrive 4, on; Sattirday last %Vil g li'Dispatches front r. '3.Ncl.se'lt, at, Berlin, returned yftiterkl4y marring from Lori 11 , 11-, GRAVn's Office, with an Official Answer to the above Dispatches, , goes by, liarwiciondliusttni. . Yesterday Sir S tot; gy S!..t tiff left his , brother; holt*, to' re unit 116 stptlou • , ady kl.cmtt.Tow had a very o, l, Pgint pre.' ilt • sent her in the last fleet frern India, consisting of pieees.Of4rnuslin, lei-era very elegnntr shawls; and other articles Of Consideralliti v,4oe to the ''unOtfht of near Goal. • , *, a. On board th Calcutta Niqa of War, we aresorery to learn that there wt:',re Aeretal Military Officero, who took their .passop from. St: Hblena, for ing--; land ; arognit ether names, *e ii heard Qolo nel k-n Cr.eaLi. CALLYNDER, of the 88th Ileginient, or Connaught rtangeri, .u,td,his . Lady. Early an Tuesday morning last as the Royal Mail Coach was papilig Alton,' in aarnpshiYe, where a fa,ithad her a 'hadth 1 preeeding day, ,some crates of earthen wire being left near the fold `side, the horseq.ktoo4 fright ant overturri'd the ootich. There were four Gentler ht in the one in particular received soye:o lartftses, wlizl the Phard was h4t, but no very rnater:al damage was dorie: N41 1 .1-1L NEWS. PLYMAUTII, OCT. B.—Arrived His Maj"eify's ,egypeienne, of 44 gaits, the .Hon. Capt. FLamiNG, with the French Brig of War L:4Beon, of 16 guns, and 130 men, which, she captured at the mouth of Rochefort . Harbour, not having quitted that Port more than three hours, bound to Guadeloupe. • She was captured only it, fer diy`s since, when no Roche-' fort SquadrOn or English Prizes had arrived there ; hopes may be still' r entertained of their being inter eepted, as the moment Admiral CORNWALLiS knew of, the disaster he Made signal to the daShing 'Sir 8., STRACTIAN, in the Casur,oi . 84 guns, and he pushed off direEtly with four Ships of the Line and two Fri gates in search of those doughty Boehefort Gentle- Men; and it was expeded, by letters from the. Cha nnel Fleet, he would fail in with them, The weather in the offing is full, of mist, and though several Ships still appear in *the haze passing up Cliannek,Aeir names are not known, though there is no doubt they are part of the 4eeward Island Fleet, .a 4, since the morning, several, Sail of them have put in here very short. et provisions and water. Arrived also the Hamburgh Barque Aurora, with brandy, wine, and sugar, from Nantes ; and the ' Hamburgh Ship Des Intfahst.des- Nenens Seculums, Capt. H. Mavus, from Bourdeaux;* with brandy, wine, &c. both' bound to Tonningen, and detained by the Happy Return 'Cutter Privateer of this Port. She is also arrived with these two Vessels. . A heavy fog since morning, which cleared off about noon, when were seen passing up Channel a number of large Ships, supposed to be part of the dispersed Leeward Lland Fleet. Came in La Poulenc, 18 guns, having on board the gallant Captain ZACHARY MunGis, and the Of flcers and Crew of His Majesty's late Ship Blanche, from Lisbon ; also seveial detained Ships. Arrived the .lifflrow Christiana, Capt. SYBLES J from Charante, laden with brandy, &c. detained by the frappy Return Privateer. Sailed the Rosario Sloop of War with a Convoy for the Downs. • • . The Phamix Frigate, which engaged and captured La' Didon French Frigate, is nearly refitted, having had new masts, rigging, and iads, and will be ready for sea in a few days: Sailed the Niobe Frigate On a Cruize to the West ward. ' PORtSMOUTIT, Our. 9.-4rrived the Fame, Hatt v , from Deptford. , _ _ sailed the Fulcoit Sloop of , War, Capt. G. SAvw, ims, oil a GniizC .Laurit, Thtfoita, for Niethel;' John, anal ,AYWOOD, for. Sunderland; 'aud MAssEY, for His Majesty's Ship dhatimn, of i 6 guns, Capt. ARLE, this day cirue itito harbour. The Diamond Mite, Capt., ELiiiiISISTONE, is ordered to join the ,ehannel Fleet ; and the Ci 4: Tonne Frigate, Caps CAM l Lt., Co tie Meditirra nean. Carne , up to Spithead, from St. Helen's, the ear &dues Frigate,-Capt. kouisE : she is ordered into the Harbour to be paid, otE • • The FrigA6; Capt. ri'aNE is ordered to St. Heletfs to lie Gurird 7 ship.. Hon. Capt. Dt.rsicm4, Arrived the Minorca Brig, from the Dov, - mi. , • , , 'no 4/ernOarig;lle;cap!STlLEs,'Niiiich Was , on the Oueinseylitatiopi is done' to , the Mediterranean. The buclass ,11e4fard and Lard Eldon Armed Ships'aro.nearly ready to proceed to join Lord. NEL+ sane : tliqy were fitting ip the Izarbo4r to carry bul locks. for hip Lo lyliip'a'p'li;et. The Superb, , of 74 guns, Cap - t. ; Frigge, SIIORTLAND ; Lcirk 51.0t4?, Capt Alp :4 rortp J . and ..S'athrige Sloop, Capt. gi l l.r)noi, n o out ofjiarrhourin a few dar. ''• - FA.t.!VIOUTIi, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Lord 1-Nert Packet, Capt. DEAKE, from Lisbon, `with Mails; si.xttgu chiys,ipssage. On licr outward voiage she WW•with and, re-captured the Brig integrity, of Werkington, from Quebec, bound to Newry,w s with : masts, 'spars, pot-10, &c. which Vessel was tared ,by the p l ince' Pe4ce Spanish Privateer ; in consequenCe of whichihe Packetwas obliged to per.. form quarantine for live days at Lisbon. . . • , Sailed the Orpheus, of 36 Kilns, Capt. Hit4.,'otl d Cruize ; ./Veip Sprtechvell, PATRICKS, for .Poole .grist and John,„gAitzg, for Shoreham ; Hope; • p 051qm ; Quee;CE4iv.Nc4, and Susan,WreLtors; for LtVridoli ,; John Brltins, MORGAN 0 nil .Fancy, G :0 pti Bee, tAICER, for Pry moutli`; Sit.' if jtT 1. 1 Ail, .'Mary and .Aleisey, Cove.% ang charlestouli, WiLi,iAms, for FQWey Puti ! oi:ct i 14ITIIIIRIpGi. a _for PoTtsmouth ; Betsey, flit' Swansea. • It it3s been reported this day, tilta the Indus Ex, tra India Ship possed this Port last owning ; 1111,1 that the Purser; %yith another rTengeman, wit, o ft this' mornittz at two o'clock 'in a post-chaise tOr fonciun with di r hpatches, rcn o'ClOfk , Nimrasi Cutter is just V '3 Fa arrived from the Channel Pleet--110 news. , Thursday laza spo ke His 'Majesty's Ship La‘Pculcite, of 1 3 guns, with the Lisbon Fleet under convoy. CONVV,S, . Oct . . 9 • Carolina, this morning the _-Arrived Carolina, Captain Swedish Bait I n dia - Ship Maria K OL LEXtUS, from ch ina, laden with tea, &c. The . ' ". Captain of this Vessel States, that thc French Squadron ..,,,,, by which they were attacked consisted of 10 Sail ; • 1 :: that the Calcutta made a most gallant defence; and,. ,11 that he is quite certain the Calcutta is the only Ves- 1 11 sea that bas been captured. ' • '' S a il e d the American -.Ship Ticonie, Captain PAR SONS, from Norfolk, w ith a cargo of tobacc o for ,Amsterdam- Also the V enetian Ship Sabina, Cap , V IGANI TI, for Gibraltar ; and the Brig Etzdenvor P , Capt. Dorz,. for Liverpool. . , The 34 Battalion of the 60th Regiment is lint l an ded here from Hilsea Barracks, and niarcl ied to the Cardiganh he picked pfirailedliasfiu: ps y ' , I) a Sandowu. His Highness the Duke of GrAujoarrn ar rived here yesterday afternoon. Two of the Isrgest lodging houses in the town are engaged forliis High , t ri t e li s; d 's ei p is lr i t t y fu . , spolttiths ep:sra:idedeuctlieclriniote:436titivo on:ake, SEPT. B.—Tile DlingeOe" FOI.KiToNE,' Came to an anchor in the Road in the Aternoon, with the wind to the westward• SEPT. g.—The wind has shifted, and is N. E. -- Remain in the Rond, the Trusty illerCorntatant, `and 111-roller Brig. Several are gone this morning; on a Cruize off the French Coast. Solaro:A • Sailed for the Downs the to/ Asian and Trlfune Frigates..-•-rrusty under 7Areigh, fresh wind E. N. B. for Boulogno. .............. • GnEEN9CK, OCT. 7. yank, here on Saturcial and the other Ships just getting days ; 4lso arrived here on Friday the lic(acoil, Lswls , from Bideford. The Master reports th at IIIaRISON, from Nevi-York, in 31 quite aisur; but csuroultpaP:itsenhodeLN;loenrearchAlc am:le:rip:3ol:r )trigcanealsSrbsa:l:llCgiiii DRAL, OCT. g.is morning the F r° --Sailed th *era Bomb, with the Dicke, nttoWN, fur Oa; the Valiant, GAAN avo r, for Gibraltar; and several rag other Outward-bound Vessiele under, CoY Gibraltar. .............. The Maria Carolina, from Canton, bound to 9 ° ,,, t ; tentiurgli, is arrived at Cowes. rho whole of - P F /custa's Convoy is now arrived: ,4 The 42Periment, WiTtlligg, from Botany Bait:j China to London, which it hoe been iiireadl W.s, was captured on the .17d1 of. ,. .hia)r , al " at ',..2 j u l 'St. long.„i ~_ 92 . 30. E. by the 4Yepokon Privateer) 'l'd fotir Magnet, InOtintinic sisleen sit-pounders! aold rnid _ i..o.iel righteous )::to:rnaedfnetetrs o iro n anow tho cni.i at gu :hee I . l ou -d t.2: e thp4 c i lc rr , ri : , a t i i k v l7, t and,ll. irt y t - vi, 1 o t: w t. , drir6 4 in:I . : le o: otowdeinnttyenitit..ncautp:., m wii y s , seat to th e 19 .. le br oj A nd an e n, cage' a . France, and not to the Cape of•Geod LioPe , ' l ' is arrivet. at Cr , ....khaven ; she pAirr:Silil3..?'thrlinle l ' e . ° a ‘. Ward island t. ,:,t, on the 6th of Sepretnba, t 0 heavy tva'.4 of v:ind. Captain MAY Write 3, tila • in; Ilti-i otillr'tlire . :: days Oltiti4iQtl3. left, awl th't he ,bt rC.!'lude4 to proceeLi to Cork, and join cuavol London. - . . . , . vs ''t " A Letter from Cork, 'Elated Daohcr 3 , °'' i i at .We hear to-day . that. the Fame,. flAsinatb., Ede., Crookhaven, and the Hope, coNoLL'.i., t L'j oil and boun d to from Barbadoes, haven, both Port." : • - i ti ,., - -" '' ' ,f.,. ' A . ,:' ,-,f Ont6l°ll ,AzzniArxw.iSE.---a ester.ay 3 COVr..-,7 is; , Ore wai held, when the under-mentionett P'''P' ~ takon up, and stationed, - viz.' . sl' ,dos ii. d r o ce f ili 3 ll . Sit .le B‘,e1"1,1, an. Sovereign, for M, --. le `O4Pt• .V V. Bak •r ; x peril-not, COL P`'l'opt. Ja 'belt s -.monarch, Capt . 1.. Hawes ; and MexaltdOri., R. Franklin, for Bgaisay and beintal.• ' ' ~,;,,1 oft l"' . Capt. LOtkg sktai sworn into' tho, 02 1 ' 1° ' ' David Scatiolestineci to Madras and l''''''''d;'il' terpited. f TS, very fortunately,. tliat used ------...........r.,..............5.0. Mr. PA rTtse . ' illlog° SON Aitt 11 ' lb the father of ...1%4100e to. io. .prevelw,,;,, ~ ' l nv) every argument to the handsl;! 're A • his daughter from lillointoc., riai lto ',this. contemptible start of t'le-, ;ay. ma„ slf4)f NAr°o4o'.l. 'filet resej.table eilliter non beleless conviltca 1116 (13','0... i, evot such an "iun thu9t prove ruinous to i'`:: if ~,. Y.P6lit Whia), it nOuld be. ciewo,; h•cillt'll ip) ;, ,, a c . .new 4dynasty should be estnbliShed, Silo vict`lh.' during p. lAlsiw.4.l by the French Tyraut as unwortfT af 114 :e . atince • i - aud should it fail; which Wei roost pri 01 shel. would , find . herself destitute, o the wi lt ', . o f .her avail, he toca the best precaution lett 10, ~a vagabond. Finding' tbcsc argaraeot,for .her. apron, by wisely retaining the to,0001;t, bath set apart for her marriage portion, teiiing T',.lt _ that he would allow. lir only the ntt..rest 01,,. the sun4hine that gilded .her preseric r... 43 B,pe6ts, and`reserve the principal for those ititu.,' d ~a3Y 4 i in which be feared that the lierilon 'Ci‘l;' Decome clouded,. awl present a different scene., • BONLPARTi:i public and private elutraber -- _, aPPt;ar in the !noir odious light to the Aineriaans, "f 9 have now a' Of Thera two proofs of his 041.; of principle and Of COCIIMuII hamanity, Aloattlf, i..was ungratefully driven.away from his COlotrf jog, ter be tlad o f its battles with honour, lulu ~,. , assist,: d in re of the elevw ion ut an UsurPu_,.! and the' wire of Jsaoga .13oaArAitps was efa_cy. to out of France, where she way 113011 Y P, rnl.`,6 ted to land, though in a Situation which inigot,m, . ftehe a barbarian, and is dk ided tr;.,tn her hu]).an 11, !Ay the pride of :M• Lipstirt who iprotig Irani 001111 : and who, if Frenchmen' ever will be reduced to liis original insignificance.. , . . ..., ...,... ~. reCover cotortion tionso