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cables ought to have been applied for junk, instead t-f being rent on hr re to ISe sold, and junk imme— dia.ely demanded and purchased ; points and rob bin., are made use of to attach the sails to the yards, and the Ship having been not more than nine months, at the time she, arrived at ,Calcutta, from England, u here she had been completely fitted _out, it was reasonable tosuppose that a •grqat part , of the points and robbins rnight.hve served viola. (To Se continued.:) MAILS. AR ItlVlta—T Hamburgit; Gottetiburgh, t Dublin, 2 Wa. ter ford. Dux—t H.amborgh, a GOitellbUrgh, t Dubhn, Waterford. • . PRICE ()t STOCKS . • THIS DAY AT TwY.t.VI O'O,LOCK. . 58i I Rol. sg - OmniuM 3 Conn)ls . THE SUN. e 1,01.1 M QUJS LUCIA!, FA I.SUM AUDIAT-? L O N .0 0 TUESDAY, :AUGUST 6, 1805. No further accounts itave been received. frOm Adrnitcal CALDR.R the PlSpaiche'R' brOtigilt by the I:ltilaka 'state, 'as we Weiitibltcd yesterclay, that.. he bid resuMed the 1310ckado of :;Fen.ol; and that .the Combined. tlect had got into that Fort,' COrunna: Adrniral:.CALDEß cletttch cl ;A:d srumluiG, wita four Sail of the Liae, to,block.. up Rocheibrt,. , We are inclined to believe tkit the report of the''sailing of the Squadron - froir the Litter, Firt, is unfounded, because, when Admiral STIRL ING returned to Rochefort, there appeared to be the satherrtnb:nofShipi in:it as when hey left it. No int.ellig nce has, yet been received from Lord Nt:LsON, Opt of his arrival = oil Cape St.:Vincent no whatever i§•• entertaii i ied; We' therefore still fLitterfou . rseli'es:with the hope that he will fill in with the 4nerny before they. reach e iih er Cadiz' or r. the Streiglits, The liantburgh Mail, due on Wednesday, arrived this morning. • • Allthe',.'accoubts frOm the iqorth of. Europe con-. in statingeirctuustances which indicate,prepara tions....for..hostilities. Swedish : Poinerania is .'stated to have been sold by' . tbe, KING . . 0f BiLliStaz; inearis.thejatter Power will, gain a legitiina te .footing in Gerintiny, ,tind by' transport ing Trbops. into 'her own Territories in that Einpiye, will be enable 4 to make a.p9Wertlil,diversjon against, France imaiLuarter where NPA at* is least prepared tO receive her. 1:44 irj `great nuinbt.;ri iii n S -c,batopc)4 All tw:abselite v ,i; fiord . ., the, Russian Army .are Btu» . 'wise ertiered to jo:n their respeelive 'Corps :•ivitlid l it ; . . . . . , 13oNtAPARTE seeing. the storm gathering which r'usts;Jon burst upon head, 'scorns determined 6, hold rather';''a . desperate v e Jtibt iL is 'yet in his power, 'by. at length sending fithe Lipeditio, against thi4 Country. The French' C e:)crals have been ordered: t d o repair. inunediately. - o Army on ,the Coasti . 4indi ; ;BO'ilArAtt'rt: as 'himself expe6ted, atlioulogrie before'lhe end of act month: A'nuteli Sel4t; which:arrived at Har ti ich on SutxcL his likewise brought an - account hat an Embargo has taken place , in all'the - Torts tioland, which ,vas cons;dercd as a preparatory step I A the embarkation of Troops for the Inva siOn of thiS • Lountry. Well aVvart of.the diffiCultips in which 1..0 must' be involved by a War 'on Ale Continent. Mil is - iicity evidently fast apptiOaching; there' is o a6t e,f &sp.:ration winch Tray not be expe6ted frisni the Coiihicati. Usurper, actuated 'by'the for ort, I of averting',thtl , dangers by which he s now thriiatened: The. Expedit:on against this (.otintry is one of those , projects which 'nothing ', vu desperation could induce him to' attempt at the jcsent moment, fis the result cannot fad to cOver im with , confusiop, shame, and disgrace. The Batavian Ambassador has quitted Bt. Peters: and arrived at Berlin. Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALEs'had - c el day a grand dinner party, at her scut at Black MONTAG.LI gave an elegant,r)iumr . and 1:.!! t tz fiaturday last on board thoitolla/ IV;Mara, at 1 (11.,..in0uJ1, to a nuinbel of the Nobility and Gentry tj the Iteigisibourilcitvi, airiong whom wort; the fQI - ' . • . A dit,tr.ol I)miglas and Sir ; Corinnissioner Sir C. Saxi4);.. ao4 LAI!) , t..etiy Carter, Lo. c{ Iteattcicfk, Hoc. caw. Mrs. ()Jiver, Capt. anii Mrs. Cwiritig too, C. pt. (;)t1.41(1.. Mr. acid 1114. Rotherr, anti Cyr, t orris. buKE of KENT ,Proposes leaving Kensington n . E;iterd.ty for 131;ighton, ou a visit to his Royal 1 i r .,i boss the PnJ ', , ,Tcts of WAL*,s, and. will procetxl thence to 'Weymouth, to ley his respects 1 ( - .)yAL PAEL , Nrs.. - lit P . 61" 01.1 yriday oNs,_,ATBI orrttNn A m i 1 was unanimously eleted -ibr.the T o wn IN/ Iti , itoss, •in the rdom of CHARLES . r ft):l7lql. , . ! F. who vacated his seat, by. accepting the hiltprn Hundreds. 'A. large f..ipatish Frigate wasusing.unconimon it i in her equipment at. the Havannah, r;it, and had presiiud.nearly• to Americans.' 'The ,prg...arance, however, of an hnglish .Frigate tiff the vrt,./(.l.,ixett her exertions, at,,d the Americans, Wit.h lie, eXt:11)/ iii of tio or were discharged. livro:;re(t•thocii,and poi nii9 is aivarded tct 11 e l'f4monl), for the captuto.of the-. Sp a., • , • THE ITAMBURGLI MAIL. . • VIENNA, JULY 17.--On the i sth inst. a recruit:' ing coinmenced here for the completing of the Re giments, aild "tlie augmentation of the Corps of Pon 'toneers. Yesterday-Prince DOLGORtrCKY and General WYrr zplGr Were pres&ted to 1.4 s Impel - Cal Majesty: the ratte'r;sets out 10-day on his retUrn:to St. Peters: burgh. During -the late disturbances .in the Suburbs or this City, the Fetich Ambassador, whose-country housq .is.. in the vicinity of the scene of riot, received a, guard for his security. Tiie Arehduk'e CHARLES IS still here. • The... Regiment of .Nassau Dragoons entered this City the -day beforeyesterday. the Camp at Som rnering is not broken up as was reported.' --:- CoNs:rA.NrirropLE, JUNE 2.5,--The New English Ambassador, Mr. A-REUTHNOT,,BITIVed here yester day Morning : he resides at present in the. Hotel of the 'Swedish EMbassy,' that of the English t.egation not being ready for the reception of his Excellency. M. JOUBERT, the French Cabinet Secretary and First Interpreter, received of the GRAND SLONIOR.,• before his departure, an Aigrette valued at 5,()00 piastres. His Highness likewise delivered to him,' for his Master, a Turkish:Sabre, the hilt of which, is . richly set with diamonds. , • . - Tile French donsul lloyiteux, who has been a _ .. . . month with M. I'mtit,rozEß, set- out to-day for • Aleppo. Isammt, Paella of Albania and Romelia, has re ceived orders to repair again 'to Adrianople. fie has began his march at the head of 1 5.0,000 rnen,l the greater part of which are Albanese Christians. Ile has'received orders;before he repairs'to his destina tion to compel the Pacha of Seres to return to his duty. Intelligence has been received from the Black Sea, thaf another Corps of Russian Tr9ops ,is as sembling tieti Sebzistopo!, destined- for the Isles of the _lonian Sea, and that a considerable number of vessels are equipping for the transport of theie Troops. We have a report here (though it seems to re- Auire cohfirmation), that HAMSFIED l'Asan has been assassihated at Cairo by the Albanians. :The plague, .it is said, has made its appearance at Cataneau : the same is said of : but these .accounts require con6rmation. This Capital is per fialy-healthy. LEPT BAN 6,F lb-Imm JULY 1 8 o—The movetnents of the Army of the Coasts were never more aCtive - than at present Within the last fort night, Troops have set out from the different Coasts 'to reinfofce the Corps de Reserve of that Army. It appears cert:do . that the Emperor will. 80 .out for Boulogne, befbre the end of July and that His Ma jesty will stay sonic time on the Coast. All the Ge nerals belonging to this Army, who have been fir some time at Paris, have retuned to their Posts. It is hence iconcluded that a descent on England will be Gndertakeu inmiediatel.);. GENO' JULY 6.-,-Intelligence haS been received here that the Grand Master of MaIta,TOMMASI, died at.Cataneau en'the 15tltof June : the. Grand Chap ter immediately assembled, .atuteleded fur his suc ce,,sue the Baillo C.satAcel'ot.t. The Hereditary Piince df flavaytia is expeCt2d Genoa. The Spanish Ambassador, Prince IVIAssE RANO, returned to, Paris frarn Italy. . . On the 29th of June the New Constitution was prochihned at Lucca, under the discharge of cannon. The Holy Sacrament :was expOled in ,the Church, and Te Dam sung. The new Sovereign is expetted soon at. Lucca. In'the Crown which the Emperor N r arot.noN lips presented to the ,Por E aro diamond s which were formerly worn by the great IVlogni. , JuLy23.— M Count ErrEt/sacK,Minister froth His Majesty the Emperor of Austria' to onr Court, has returned to .this Capital from Dresden and M. 1)n Hountq nom--; "Minister from , tlu; Bata vim) Republic to the 'Court of Russia, has arrived here from St. Petersburgh. FRONTIERS,Of RUSSIA, JUIX 16.--The 4rtillery lids received orders to hold itstqf iu rvadirtes's to march. The flussian. Generpl Vot.sLoo passed through 'Warsaw on the 15111 inst. on his Vay to Le m b erg , on a mission from his Sovereign. 13.1xs ott THE MAINE, JULY ) 1 5.---Accordino• to I an Article from St. Petersburgil, in a 'Cierman zette, all the absentees on fnrlougli from the .liusian Army have rec(Ared prders to joiu thctir respeaive Corps without delay,* According . to, Letters from Cologne, the Fretili whielt'h:#e been for some time "eolleaing` on tile LOWei nhinehaire:reeiv - (;d. orders to march for the Western r Co st. They 'were. at first ir t ti6iidiA, as .s. was well Ictiown, for the . 'Upper . Rhine.. So. - eral Regitttents from the Interior will irritnetliately ar rive in' the 13i.v.trtairnts of j..f.v t .t;.: ti 4 • reinrorcc the Garrisons of some places which are a t Is present bit weak. EX rßAcvvito'si A i'RIVA . TX LETTER. 1-TANIBU n Gil, J LILY. seems to be confirmed that Sweden has sold^ Swedish P9merania fo Russia for the, sum of twenty-six millions and a half of Rix' Dollars 'l3aiico t this was effeeted; during the KING of stay in Wagner', and in the pre sence of the Russian and knglihli ministers. 'Count UGLAII, has, it is said; left StOckholm to"proceed to. St. Pefersbrirgh, in order to put the finishing hand • to the business. In the mean .time, several more Swedish Troops have received - orders to march into Stralsund. From Stockholm we leirn, that by a special or der all the artillery from the King's garden was, a few days since, removed•into the Artillery Ponte, to be in a state of realliness. Report sayS, that the Are / LIE/like CHARLES, it'd' Generals FEISSBENDER ;illd MACK, will speedily set. out for Italy. ?VARGA T , AUGUST 5. We are filling apace, and in a short time there will -nqt be a corner to .spare in any of the houses 'which are every summer hospitably opened for the reception .of fugitive passengers., Our Theatre improves in its attraaion.-- , QetcK •has displayed his origipal powers with .great success.. 'llis'.lusfice,lrbodcock has been' particularly admired. • lie was admirably supported by Mrs. TAYLOR, in the whimsical Magistrate's antiquated sister. • The part, of Young Meadows. W4ll performed by a Mr. 'STEPHENS, who gave the airs with much taste.— , Mrs: WARW rot was the Rosetia. As her. fears subside she will doubtless improve. I. llle - Ball'last Week at Ramsgate was' well attend ed.—Dandelion has had its due propertion of visi tors. M LEss haS performed captain Absolute with success. Our Manager was very well in Sir Anthony; A young .Lady wade her first appearance in iilidza Languish. Mrs. TAYLOR was as usual, very diverting in 'Mrs. Malaprop. The Honey-moon was represented on Friday. The young Lady -who ,performed in The Rivals was the Juliana. CAR= 'Lass was respedable in Aranza, and the Piece was altogether well supported. On Saturday, all . was noise, smoke, and p9wder. The Fencibles were employed, in firing. at a boat moored at a :considerable distance as a mark.-.-- They 'fired ;with great skill, and everr shot made the boat twist' about; tkat if the 'Gallic In vaders should at last, put their threats in execu tion, they will have no, reason to despise us as marksmen. There was a prodigious crowd at this place and at Ramsgate to witness this show of mai- Lily dexterity. Qtricx. took ,Every One has his Fault for his rtenefit, and had a good House, though not a bumper. Qur Aut . "lions are likely to be more popular than profitable for though the- articles in general are good,. and have the recommendation of silver tones, the bidders are more prudent than ad venturcali; and seem to say, with SOcTUTY.S, " How many things are here that I do not t`.l 4 ,if !" WEIWOUTH, Aua. 4. LAST evening the ItovAL FAMILY went to the Theatre, drawn by beautiful white Hanoverkm horses. They were attended byllte Marquis of HEnTroRD, Earl of CIMSTERVIELD, and the Esquires in waiting. The House was extremely crowded, and the Royal. FA 'MIN, on their entrance, were received With ae clamations.—God. Save the King was sung by the whole of the Performers : the Comedy of the )9ung Quaker followed ; the charaeters were extremely well cast, and the whole of the performance went off with great eaat. The Farce of Animal Magnet ism followed. Early this morning ,lits NlAszsrir walked in -the neighbourhood of the town for near three hours. The PUKE of CAMBRIDGE and PRINCESS M.KRY bathed. At eleven o'clock. .the ROYAL FAMILY went to church, .and heard an excellent.sermon preached by the Bishop of BRISTOL. After Divine Service the ROYAL FA M /LY went tO 'Earl of CH E STERYIE,LeS house, when the Noble Earl's infant son was chris tened by the name Of GEOIIO4 iu honour of His MAJL STY lleing, sponsor for him : HER MAJESTY 'was fiketvise.sponsor to the child. This is the se cond time 'Their, MAJESTLiq have done the Noble Eurl the honour to stand sponsors to his children. 'The ceremony was performed by the Bishop of Bit ZSTOL. liciutAN has prolonged-his stay in Ireland, at the desire of the Dublin Mananr, in order to perfigm few nighu at Cork and Limerick. Porn, it is said, has wholly relinquished the Stage; and means in future to employ his talents in the' imitation of real persons, not ideal charaaers. . , L A wRENCE is. painting Portraits of the Princess of, NSTAI,Es and the Princess Ctimix.o.r.Tß. The KINQ •ofritusSiA 15'0 haye these efforts of tiritish art. . Coloncl.STANl.wr,. who has been Upwards' of .20 years at the bead of the First Royal t , anpashire. Ref' giment, itt consequence of severe attacks of the gout, was indUeed'to resign 010 command,. His military and personal merits have, hoWever, raised „WS cha taaer so highly, that His MAJEiTY has thought proper, to invite hirn' to resume the coipmand, iu terti)s of the most gritifying'kind. ..,4 Ott Sunday morning Capt. 4. of the Forfhrshire Militia, and Dr. WA: of the 7d Regimeilcinatin the I of , St; Fergns,. near Petprhead, to decide ati atlitir of lionoar,' Upon aniving at the ground, however, the Seconds inteifered, anti the business tvf“ amicably adjusted.' The 'quarrel originated in the ball-Town the preceding evening. 1 - 6 is atatiA in : the York Paper, fipon authority, ti) tt TifortNTorr, who rode the fitthouS'match Sature,ay . in the lag Augtiq isittietiug, di ;av her jockey ship on , thelast SatOrdity in the l'n)Uitr i l . Meeting, in alliatch for 3000 gs..tbur miler to gste—thr;-"Gentleman; 13st. • 11,1 L ,N EIPS, .. , , PLYMOUTH, AUG. 4.-There is no doubt,, frora the acCourits received from Admiral ChLBERS from ' by the .jialta, 9f 8.1 , guns, Copt, BUTLER, del arrived yesterday with...the ilea wounded in the late gallant aaion off Cape Fini.sterre, from the sterre,' but that Vi r- LIME u v E's Fleet; . 6rid ing , they' cOuld not, notd a t heT into 6 ion,ehtsCmtiayoon lurch;ivarddeleeh%ei b. ht c o f r o the rn u .position of CALDER:'S Fla , t, attempt to mal;e Fes. • rol or Corunna (arid was not in either of those Port; on the 31st ult.,in the evening , when the Maltaleft theta), must have stood to the Southward to mike Cadiz, o r pass the Gut of Gibraltar, in which ine,nnrarldat;Se - some of or cruifeis. • case most probably NELSON'S ten Sail of the Line is off A l a_ station long ere the above period, and hid joined COLLINGWOOD'S eleven Sail of ate Line; SO that V tt,LED: . str v s will still have to run the gaunt. let ere : they am reach* a friendly' pod in safetP . . VILLENEtivE was infOrmed by the Master of a Swedish B i 1 -- f.g . re fell 'in with on the Igth ult. thlat • he had passed a small British Squadron of slit Sid a l the Line; this information induced tho French 0 Spanish, Admirals to alter their course, to cat ati and take possession of this Fleet, but oa discorP ing CaLnEß's 15 Sail of the Line, Vansiouvaloi'" ing the weather-gage made sail to be Off ti l l iP) and the Spaniards being slow. sailers, braglit"e, two Fleets in contaa, and the perSeverasice isle of CALDER'S mamenvres,- seconded by ilis brim Captains, brought on the anion which tersiin'tiA so honourably to the British arms. 'lllO Spam' Officers would scarcely believe but the Pritnh Fl was NELsores,- as they say the &e of our Sbie 3l so well kept up, and did so much cxel°li'io ppti b laranueds i irsiriih F auf re: rpt i zi c ir h eigo A ffu l a l c: i lp es : , cor f 3 u lsi r int l ivti ea ne:dt i e . i i iid r i l i g alav t t e ll e glf r a ll' ii t : : :. ,be ata IS.:eirrids., and then stool t° trio Wel !: ward , a large 'Frigate, manic unknown, as J • Came in from a short Crude the uns ; she sails again in a few days. '• i . .. by 0 A number of Transports have been taken op ~, . i Flo Agent fur' viatialli rig at this Port;and are deep Y tacit, kr, with provisions of all descriptions,. wille, ,, ) A F l ee.) and water,. to -refresh. Lord NitL3o24'S g allit . , f Gitlit, as soon as he is arrived in the latitude of to °al ,-- or haS joinecl,.Admiral Co I,l.lsowoon, 'i shoo , last letters their water was belinning to 0, ' 10 writer says, and fresh , beef and i',cgctables, as ..• t i ~ would be a desirable thing , (in-lng' 'l''' firokerine, of to Two ,•,,-- • LI N p F G3 I : ordered with 'them as Convoy , ..th 3 f iV ensign, .but•what news she brings is il' t °r of , she must be frOm CORNWALLIS) KELS°,I4,', is i o n, Critter is arrived sl• i woo : , .......-4.• cdio Sailed last evening' • , lastevem op as' they are all of the Ml"' . lq•ijesty.s Gan -brig Assault, Lieut. I.lnaritr, ll' ::Pst-Do.itr4lTfili AA:110. 5........111T1Veu .-_,O . a. cruize. for the,Channel Fleet.' 4O 110iit e This morning Vice Admiral PollatAg ..103, WO Flag on board the Terrible, of 74 g' , :i s ' at w hiell The „Diomede-, of 60 guns, caPt• 9°l's:ood arrived last nig ht f the North Seas, i, ram arrived last night from the Dovins,t ,i . 1 ShiP 4 ' to convoy the outward -bound Fast in-!. ~.r4, ~r i g MA 3 "-c l ' ~, H. N. S. Zealous, of 74 Pi l ec The Aral, of 20 guns, Capt• ) 0 " ' .40 1, West India convoy. ,r Packet, , YAnMOUTH, Als a, 5 .--alle Dors.- . ie .1 Do to st:eob co HAmmorth, arrived from gustun, ;lea la n ' Mail and Passengers here. from Eri;ll-40, t ; The Etenezer,CititzsnAtotar, in ' of ik Antwerp, with wine and brandy, is #'-' l ' Several American. M. S. A nalltyst. . ! ' A ant i 4 1 by His Majesty's ShipS; ' . .... - • i S .11°I .----, F.t .io . tes, Oa . t bc DEAI,I ALT 4.. 5.--Atituiral Lord PITH - 13 r, Apo his Flag f r om the St. Alban's to tile iibri:,loll 1,0 ' 'lea for & lel ' a. f 1 , of :War) the former. has sioc,e sal ete e, Arrived the John Bull Cotter, frog': i ' for t ii!!, Vessels are detained. Ir. wa L d,. with a Convoy: 'which are il ed River. - jai. , i - - the pools Ow French C o a s t . ; and remain in text _ ry ABrioiniveid):Lia'nl7l 1 . 7 soervtierrliatie In io d 11:Ir, i i , ;,i, ow hale, Of the Ships as per las.t. , . ill' .......-:. cro 0 ,, , ~ . AO. A N OW 0, FFst A CT (IF A' Lvtrita.• !,41!.. la , O , Y : i % itAiEsTv's sou! virortirg, nA , . ti,, ,, t o . v 'ee-itainir:l • if toe BERT CADBR, Bart. consistiog ;i d the, freilia ei, Bq. " d i rlionav,etin t d h e e r p c i p e tn ab L u u r ; e tv o a l: l lf" :l7 t ii ii ig o l i ° :: oias:irl o l°4 Line;Aind , ovo Frigates', de'',,LCl Li,iy last, dlt' o SA ' 11 0 SPanill Combined Ficot ori N!" n _ s oi v or irte"...,100 July, about nOOO, con t t i lig of . 0 'corivetw! ti , t o the-Line, tee frigate, 01),ki t‘'r i ow onl.iioio for Ferrol ; and at ft v ° ° `:1°":,-oroing t° i l ll oy,/ 01 WC brought them to ..,iction,ta“:...e dole ..%;(1401`,/, the Admit'ai, to eugage the (-0,4...1, foggy .11) 00 I,lllfOrttillin4. i t C4tli? Qii'crl-1:.i.:1) oot°'`, 1 0 t° that we could stap.ely dioil.ib.. we reit, 010 ao head of ti; in the line' ; tbow,-,..t.,.51.4,5i1ip •10119ri.001 distinguish the , Etietu)' si• ;:riliffle, ,' il . leading piii tile 1+1144. ' , _~., --