The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-22 00:00:00

Lvue. 111111 ql4 e—lrc&, 311 the specie he ecii , ce. 14,in particular stripped •tho National. 'ink a nearly the whole of its cash. -.......0,,,..... Zit . 1-Zainkurgh litail due on Sunday arrived tiiis morning. The following Articles of Intellionce e Which it Wags are of.cOnsiderable importance, and particularly as . the . DEFtAT OF THE VItENCH 13 tONPIIIME1). •• ~ • 11 ' 1. 1stioti, OcT. 0 ' ...--The ' iVar ' i's - begun. , An Dion took place between the Austrians and French, near Nieuiairg„ in which the foraw,had,. the advan . taP, and . preset. ..-A their position.; The accounts received of this affiir mention a ,norpber of - psi' taeri, butve must wait for the official accounts for accurate information on that subje&, as well as with teB Pteto 414-number of the killed and wounded. (NNOTIIER LI:TTEX, SA:kIE DATC:) - Ith now notlenitood tat it was the yiew-of the lich It 'i!o pass the Dania with rt bi;elY.9! troops, '4'l'l6 occasioned' the above-mentioned Anion. lt 4 e xPetied that the; French Army will s'eehattitil'Pt ' l° eI ICA a passage over th e D anu b e i n severa l pl aces . PtiontroaT, ()c r . si 0....,,(fin the 13t1i,-1.3t13,i. or 14t h , a general Battle is esipened betWech - the French and Anstrian Arrnies. • v o tiratus Tltt con RT . GAZZT7t). to the n " *l4 'C l er. Z ...--The fniperial and RoYal AI roY , tm uother of 84,000 men, is posted between h a : ll , l 4d 4enutingen, which two Cities have been a •-•1 6 .Y fb rriftod, near this Iller, and on the two Banks bi t -1)4111 he• This Army is especially fcrmid ' 41 , tioni its numerous Cavalry, - which can ea W ith " I t . imPecliment in the extensive plains of Suabia. b, 41 / 1 3 Ped that by th e I ith a Ottober it will' /lave beep i Qi ned by the first Russian AMY of_ 58 ' °°0 u l rt s 4tler Lieutenant General Xtrrdsow, by tt :uth It will be au,gmenteri to 140,000 men ; by le : 3fit h of the same month, it will be joined by the I d 4ussian Army of 58,000 meta, .under Gene. 41:4 1 :thcitttsow and 13UXIrdwDEN. Thus the united : 24 of the t wo Imperial Courts in Germany will o r/tu lt to abo u t 200,000 men, without :vekoning , Army in th e T yrol and the numerous Armies of erv e. W ir „ • th t 46....4 z evan,. ` Oct. 6.—The Head•glarters of )T stt T ria n Army were removed the (I.ly before ttlz 4 ( 1 3t from Miudelheim to 1J m. Great move 14441.11N.bbservable among .the Austrial . Trooi's , 11, 1 thei r number augments continually in the en -41114 Of Ulm, a n d along the Danube.. A Division i tu nl3 ned by General Baron KIgtfMAYR has oe- .. . 4 e(l , ti de town of Amberg. _A part, of the Begi- k ~ I 'whic h Were in the Tyrol have ree6vectarders , r ass . ~_ into - Sualiii Nll 4 . " of the G rand'ailati Army, which - forMs the left wing . i Ntd of Vrench Army in Germany, is Com -0441 24 Battalions o f li g h t infantry, and six Ile bk,lal 91light cavalry. This A rm y h a s v ery little ith ole L ) the ( )Mears of the infantry o on 'foiit . i 4.°:.the staff alone h av i ng liorse,:. g . "'• Anstier and B occi , Officers in the ser i lice of i l e ii Serene ip ointe 1 . , highness the Eleaor , have been. 1 litto ~,.1 A id -Lie-Camps of -his Majesty the Em-, v.ttlloFretieli, hi the Bavaro-Palatine Army. 1 4, 014 t , ~EPT. 2 7.—Ships that have a r r i v ed here ''pima Neapolitan Ports bring adVice, that there 1 ; .tlth atte ' t•Yelt movement in the French Ar my lio ear ,. r rltory ; it is draiing nearer toget h er, . and ti,,,,li' toe pprehend a .speedy laniling of the Bus- Corfu,from 1 'IL. I,,kimtle, 'bead -quarters of 'MAsser/A are still at Va..: 44 4. and tit of the Archduke CIIARLES at V. i- 1 4 the . . c t o )on Arm y a tine Arch luko CI! AILLES there ar i' l v Croa ts , 11,,4'''tA, Ocz. :o --A Corr In• of 000 men, _ t 4 ; t h i 4 ' l d ea ; al ry, set c La frtirri hence and Hame ln v l ,. t 6 tli and nlarchod by Corti .. • I IN the -, where i (.• Grand A.,:iny. , li attalio r . of Light Infantry from Holland, 4474140 fc: Hauwer, passed through Osna- . /4 0 4 the 3 ( 1 Ti le _ w ip . be f o iL we d by pava 44T ko 1 ' . '' 7 t t4 13 ' 4 1.114 ' ° cT , lc --The intervi!.yr between our 'l7l ' l / 4 '4 . t4 te 1 ) 6 1 a - 4 1` the Ennleror ALEXANDtn will 11 kilo, "A' PrillCe DOLGOIWCKI, Who set out y e s- 11 4 ,/ tio his return, r , \t 4l ,„ is the bearer of a Letter from '' ' t Y , i 3 which he, explains his reasons : — ~, tt:lt le te qol,AtuTil . f Cavalry, is going , Gen ral .o j 14 t: C important ;if, *PII4OII of flussu on a very 4, h . . . . N t , 41e will set QUi immediately. t}uk e 441 eenf erenco aro'held at the q p. it _ Reigning Pritiee uNswiex.'s. Ntt,l2l4l4NR, General of Cavalry, arrived here 4 4 .4:(te,.ft(lrn Pots.dans : he is the bearer, it is said, /4 4, )N , ' to 114 .Nlajestyi from the Emperor NA -14), 46 ''int/i.. C utter arrived at Plymouth on Sun : . :k l 4' , 1 - 1 ,: c 1 , 11 !, with Oiiipatehes from ' Lord NELSON : -44 i11i 1 '' f6rWarded to town by Express. Ills 14 i I aril\ ed off-Cadiz on the 28th ult. and found t\ 161"?1' The Nllit (-et 111 high health and spirits, . lu4 1*Ov Ill ' (1 : 11.1( *t 3 ill the Harbour were, so distteed 44413, that it was supported , they would be compelled by'hunger ta'crltne out;. The'tnenkE4! 36 Sail of the Line, ind.teard NELSOM 34. • We have received this morning the following in.. , portant Letter from Canterbury, claw yesteyday The Embarkation of the-Geri an'Legion finished at Rains gate this day, sand they are expeEted to sail • r fO-MotrOw morning. Independently Of these Troops, an Armament is nor preparing, which, it is report ed, has . for its With a destination yery" different frOrn. the Legion. Attacks on Various points of the Enemy's Coast, there is now reason to think, are about-to take place, but to what part it would be im proper to disclose. The Troops destined for this purse are, the Coldstream Guards, (two Batta lions)'from DoVer, the 4th, 14th, and 23d, (firgt Battalions) Regiments of Infantry, from the Sussex Distria; five Companies of the 95th Ride Regi ment from Hythe, and four Car Br;gades of Artil lery, one from the Depot in .this City, to be attached to the Guards., and three from Woolwich, couhistiug together of upwards of 6000 men. The whole. of the Troops, -excepting the Artillery 'from Wool wich, are to be embarked at Ramsgate. The em barkation of the 95th took place this day,' that of the Guards will commence- to-morrow, and' the' 4th, tith, Dud gad, in Succession as they arrive ; so that the Expedition may be ready to sail by the estb. No Staff is yet mentioned, or even hinted at. , " Gen. DON embarked this day at Deal, on board the 4riadne." BY ottr Portsmouth. Utter we learn, that a,Rus- Oan Squadron has arrived there, which consists of four Ships of the Line, of 74 pins, rine" 5.0-g6n Ship, and a Frigate, and is 'under the cocninand of A Veisel from Memel, another from Archangel, and a third from' Rjga, liace arrived at Yari - nonth. They left Elsineur on the t nth inSt.'Nrith. about Sail, under convoy of tho Mercator Armed Ship, and left thorn on Friday laSt oft` Hashorotigh, stecr4 ing for the Norf.. THE Prochunation issued at Anspach by the. order of the KING of PRUSiLI, which we this 41;-is .ort, is an important Article, because. it .shows that the opinions which have been entertained, implying that the KING of PrIn3SIA considered Anspacii a; a sl)arate novince, and therefore was not so anious, to main tain the neutrality of that place as' of hi more immediate Potseiiiong,- are without foundation. Besides, it is kno'Wn that the PAnssian Anthaiiiies; civil and 'mititary, on the frontiers of Anspach, tirm ly remonstrated zgainst, the entrance of the iFrench anti Rivarinn - Trciops, thotigh . they did not think pro per to make any hostile opposition, but gave way to an irresistible superiority of force. We may therefore confidently exile& that the' Prussian' iMonareli will strongly resent this violation of a Neutrality whi c h he had so formally announced his determination to maintain ; for we cannot bolieve that he would give his consent to a measure diametrically opposite to a Proclamation soleMnly issued, and re solutely supported by the protests and remonstrances of his Civil and Military •Officers. Tlui attotion of the Public has been called by an Opposition Newspaper to certain disputes sa►d to subsist between His MAJESTY'S Government and the American Minister, in, consequence of some late decisions of our Prize Tribunals. The subjea is one of equal delicacy and import., ance ; and we are , well assured that it will receive. from Administration all that serious attention which the Paper alluded to recommends. We are icpially confident, that if the Nentral Governments have any well founded complaints against British Captors, they will have no difficulty in obtaining redress. But when it is pretended that the cause cf o.n plaint arises, not in the.condua of our Crolzers, hat in the judgment.of the Lords Commissioners of Prize Appeals, and or Sir virg. Scorr, the Judge of the Court of Admiralty, the Public "will' not be' very ready to believe that the American Minister has' any real grievance to allude. The impartiality of those Right Hon. Personages who administer justice between Nations in thesupreme•jurisdiCtion of Prizes, and their 'tenderness for the rights of friendly Foreign Powers, cutlet be doubted; nor can Europe boitst of a Judge superior to Sir Wit., LIAM SCOTT, either in learning, talents, or inte grity ; or whose decisions have given more general sati sfaaion. • We should, therefore, :be inclined to suppose the complaints utterly unfounded, even if we lad no, particular information of the nature of the cases in question. But \%C :we eniblcd to assert, that the statement in the Paper to which we allude, is grossly inaccurate, and that, instead of the .American Ves sels having been caidelpned on " old and, almost obsolete praeticc," they were condemned tor tlu: fraudulent evasion of a rule of the Lacy of War, which has never been departed from, and in which America herself ll s _to ,this 'moment ac quitsced. To explain: the oases more partiCteorir would hc to entOr . on stibite.s for th,disctislion of .which we Igire not at presJnt aiirii i tit burns OrtiMC; * but the t true ;rounds of•the Coin pth:nits: irt question • wilt 'be' ; fhily eN.posed ;. and we ixlieve , t at the tuttia States will be soon: Defendants instead of. Plaintiff's in: their diplomatic • intercourse With • our- Government:. understithd that. tho abtl4es: . of -the Irentral. 0 . Are truly .enbratous, and ouch:As threaten, ruinous; contequenees both to the Commerce-knd the• Navy 'Of 'Great Britain. • - Yesterday, about eleven r o'CiSc,is' l ,: Tit tiOt stts.r . ths ad.PRINCP,SSI3S - arriv - eil at "CVlMlsof,,Pastle, from Kety; escorted, bye a pi rty of . the' Royal horse Guar6,l6 inclf.k r t6C NT. j Orieg going on at the Castle"; tiled NVillked't the - lkle‘i.i.,.` and through the town to.. the house which •is fitting tfp for the : 1 1 t; rucEss of \VAius. At four o'clock the Royal Jiarty returned to Kew. . The ,t'd - thu 88th Regitnent, now at Dumfries, arc ordered to Linlithgow. The ,2d Battalion 'of . this (.:7th RkTiment will em bark in 19th Ilbacls Or as soon'iis the ArniA Ships got their 'water and provi!;ioni on board. The 3d, Of Itit'cer e kelfitfrAin of thc' is..nni?.'Regi inent; are 1.111(icr (2 th Re- ; giment in fektinbur . i. Casfle:, A Letter rec.c.iv.... , ci in Glasgow, dated Qteettwich, near seNy-York, Sci'ptoui.bor, states, that the yellow . fever ILA 4.1.9 t theu,s!.iblucled ; .. thqt, great num bQrs had died, a'nd, that a greai propor.iici of the in habitants had removed to lie cow try--. ,;, • . -On Saturday rennight,.in the evening; -as Serjeant Byers, of the !tist.Rcgitiithnt ,of infantry, or Royal Scotch -lAisilectlO .Maa!:Walking; ins Phu:nix-street, Roma ti-, cianparty with another Seijcinir of- the saute Ifegianetit; - t pair, , liorse. coach from Saliiibury to Sontliampton-ontfikid the-strut,-and being with-. mtiarops, and driven .very. fast„,. Seiji , ..aut , Byert did notperceivehis,.chuiger till he was luitickeddown 7 by one._of -the horses,-: when unfortunatelyibiS. sword belt was entangeld in. part, of the, larness,. which caused him to be draggecl.sevoraLyards, and on the belt giving way i his head-fell '.under. the wheel, and was. so crushed as to cause his inuiiediate . deatl4 • • A few daysia&i.an'Oflicer of MN Ikillesty's Navy Was whshed 'a -shore 'near Et*lbotitne. was very genteelly dre.:,sed . in tile 'iniifb - rrn of a Lieute nant, and ail'peni-ed to .have - been-in'tiv:..-water some days. In • one. tit . his i)ockets'‘Vits f4-3`iiira . his Com : ints . sion, by 'which it appeared he was tieitt. WC nn SM IT It, of the IPraizgler, -. l:heeettinei and Jurysat on the body; after which he`wa; attend.; ed to his gravelly tll.4..'ofliteti and tony:thy of the Derby Regiment of Militia. PtraoOf Lettt.r from ? altar dateti'l . e to t 4 of August :--" Sir JAmr.s CUAIG's ibre,o l it i 3 under stood here, is either to ;;arriscill . .to with the Ruisiatt:';. and .A.ustrian The rtus-,,ians are in greatiorce at CjOrftt. he mune rijus tranvorts here firV in/Wm - demi . for three months.. - 'he. Clirtain FritN9ND, sailed yo . (!tday a French Frigate, which is . - very richly laden, corning fmn Smyrna. The 64'aliors - e and Eurydie e Frigates arc .alsVcruiiing in other 'tracks; in hope* , of intercept ing her." • • The Theatro at,, , Newcastle-upon-Tyne opens to morrow with the eart of Hory../V. STEPHEN KEMBLE, of &urge, is to be the Paste. Mr. FAULKNER, Wll9. iR an atlor of much - provincial lebrity, and • the. chief Performer of the Company, is to.be the Poispur. Anew comic Pantomime was: brOught. forward last night-at the German `Active, under the title of Vie - Jo/1y ; or, 'Dix DouNe Disguise, which was admirably supported by an iltiantile corps of twelve, and was natch applauded. The dramatic Pieces 7, were, as usual well, reprqsented by the Sontrizonsts, and all the jnyeao Aftors, Mr, CHAIILLS MOOIRE, whu has recently been appointee,,pue tit , . Colniniisigners fur itucliting the Military Aecoonti, is a son of the lute Dr. Alootte, and brother o( General Mooar- A triatcLl aganrit time onNednesday. A,hlack p01v...y. belonging to I)ir..Bl.ANo, of Roth welt was:matched to tun from ffothwell to York, and back again, t being a di Lance of 06 miles, in .iG hours i which it pertirrned with ease in fifteen hours and a quarter. The. match wa4 for 201. to i that fie did not perform it. .He carried t 2A atone. Au outrage of an extraordinary maitre was com mitted on \‘"edile.iday last,, in the neighbourhood of Finsbutj , -square. The partieA:concernecl are Met chants of eminence, between ‘A horn 41 paper war has for some time, been raging, ono. charging: the other. with an improvident expenditur.., of between twenty and. thirty thoniand potluck. (hi the arrival of the L f eward Island Fleet, they each of diem resolved to obtain,poi•Session, of tlit renlittanCt.,i which wore ex peeled, to theamount of one hundred tlioosand pounds; and *wing piigaut4 their friends to assist them, to, the number of between twenty aild thirty persons, tacked the Postman, endeavouring to force from 11111 the letters addressed' to their.lic)ui, , : in the Licuille the. W3ti Very - ill treated, beii:a2, kno , .:ked down, and: letter's trodden under loot. 1 1 .!10 interfcience of several Peace cttlicers, whicli procdred, ewes not sufficient to Oen' the riot, both parties joining to to resist then. • It is suppwed the business wid be-, come the sutjea cif serious investigation. UNION- li.kt.c.---Yest6rday titur and two wo- . men, viz. Grcerge . 11111, Tuft Drop: r, alias Jackon,. Jones, Geor il o iatilesi Sitarp, alias Oliver, and Fran , As ex:unined at this . Office, on cliarTz. of burl;l.try.—Early on Sunday. morning the shop of G.xr(!tt, Clieeseruonizer, in St. cieorge's-ro \v , wis di'lcwereci 'to• have beet} broken open; and tint aiar'i,e. cidantity of elietkse, tt ready-dressed ham, arid a , tufr of salt' butter, kid been stolen. Iminediate infiirtnation I)ein given at' Union 7 Hall i Majt,T and Hall were apprehended at the lodgings of the: form: r, in Union -street; and Dart of the cheei.: and th,2. =t" butter were found in the' house. On E hed-room an iron crow nnvi ttirlt ‘ . o_;., • under Oh.: or, ; I' : -:t or the Prix suer; Hvered concealed were .1; , ; . in Artillery-place, whbre IL ! wazi distAnered. On ;.,• -., ,!,, , ht..cit made in ;n tor; them (lown, thoy 'were folind e - :m.l.tly to corre4 l ), •• -1 were com initted fur examination on a .day. " ' PORTSMOUTH, OCT. six 1111:3Siari Min* pf War from the Baltic, :under the command of a Vice-Admiral, who was saluted brthe Itoyal IPilliant: their rates are, fbur of 74, one 50-guti Ship, and one Frigate. Also arrived the Henrietta, FORD, from Surinam; 'Prineess,.HAmsorr, from Berbice; N:rino, WILL 80N,, and Diana, Wow), from Rip; Betsey, Co it.- N 131(, from Memel ; 'lsabella, CARE, from Sunder land ; Kitty,- MOSES, froin London; and Charlotte, EILE,, from riover.: The Eagle, from Jamaica, lately captured with seven others, i arrived at this Port, re-eapturtd by the Orpheus Frigate, Capt. Mu.. L'Athenienne, of $4 . guns, Capt. FAYERNAN, went cut of Harbour, having been thoroughly reftttea for foreign 'service, itnci will sail in a few dap, ~3, Arrived the 'Palcon Sloop, Capt. SAUNDgit9, from off Havre. Sailed the Meteor Boin1), Capt. Cot ints; on a Crnite. ' • • The Lark Sloop, Capt. LANCVORD, is ordered ta, fit for 'a foreign station. His floyai Hightitps the Duko id GbOUCE3TIZIC, nnd his Royal. Sister, Princess SOliilA, take fropv},t trips frotii Cnwes to Southampton, in the Govert3):- ()I' the Isle of \\night's Yacht, the Medina, Captain. The qiffonne Frigate, Capt. CAMPBELL, is or dered to unmoor to night, apd wait till the, rost pr» rives to-marrow, which it is expeaed will bring her orders to 'sail. Fbc. Dnichess of. &flora and Lord Ndson Arined 4 ,n Ships, have received on .hoard 300 tons ef vtgeza- Wes; they do not ta,;e•ani bullocks from g t lativd 4 but , ari: to bo..pmployed in conveying them froin • • .„ . coAst,of:Barbaq, And wherever else they may be pUrehaskL. to 7.c,rci NET..DII'S Fleet; and to ht.„ etripluyed witteg i gict siwce4sariw.r!--ai,44714 to-morro. ' z , .Pl4l' M ovr 0cr.:.,2,0,w-Canat in tie illiney va. G iIE AVM ) Bh rbitticieS;; tie Quitter, from Gibraltar ; r - t711rt;111 , : (rani a Crlilze il)6',/t/Aznip+4,l4igat . q, Loll a N.,4311z0, t itl7t theligpe, csf Guernsey, her Priza., , • DovER, OCT. I ,—Arrived the'DiligetTe-Sloop *f NA:dr , , of 52t1'gun5; ; C:tp1..T. to !ler4 'ii . ,4 , ..c9 . 1j114-414 . 0"00,1111,1r55vd it Artive4.•the•Dmiisit Lagt; India Comrativ'q-9.;litp • • .IPt•MILT "of lr fealia - eo-P . intweeil wiLlt ,t ii . (l • iron, for the 'Cape ';ind Vail% . , Vheint BattaliOn of ili4,g.sth.ltegimerit of fotit farrtrcb d" throuo here'Varry tl k mottling, tiA3in shornoitt - and the rest (t tfu I limoverian both for ,1115.1, 1. at ion at It alp t Thet. .34 •and C01( 1 ,44:411) Regiments of ,Guards march from hence to- m-rro w mon lin . c for Ramhgate, ;Where they will emb;irk ouWodl . Parts of the 43d and 5:,,)d llegimrrity have marched in here this morning from Shornclitf to rcli6re the Guard, A flack Man, this morning, had the nl,slortnne to, tau from the main-topmast of the Diligotee Sloop of War, into her bold, and w.ti very much bruised, but it is thought he will recover. Passed by for London, the. Sovereign, S AI , e , idntlica ; 8e41.11, CARNLGtE, from Montserrat ;• and. the ellunty Mitten, TAYLOR, from Jamaica: SLIEERNESS, OCT. 1 9.--Came down frdrn Chat. /mu the ReSlitrinte, a fine nov Frigsite r Cti +lll.ln Aniim. Arrived the ilbsario, 119neth;, Seisante, and several Fire-vessels f r o w * t h e Do wus: Sailed the. Adamant and the Luciii;r 13,Anb the Do W !IS Pasied by for the fiver several of the Leeward Island Fleet. -• YARMOUTH. OCT. Q. J .—Arrived the CuareNtrn, Rav, front Aktnel, with timber , the Alin err GittliDLE, iivm Archangel, with.,legit ; the genny, P 17,, from Rip, with flax, and hemp. They left Bishieur on SatnrdAy the 12th inst. with about 140 Sail, 110 cotiroy , ot the Mercator Armt.N.l Ship, tend, Lett them on Friclaylast kiasborough, steer. ing for the Nore. The Vi.rait Gun.bi ig is now waiting in the Roads to take under her Co:Woy the follpwing Vo. , ;st!ls to the Baltic :—the Gat rid,- M. Itowt,Rv; for .I.tin ninget),,with vine ; .and the Boyne, H. READ, for Memel, in ballast. Dem,, Oct-. !IL—Sage(' yegterday evening the letii Sloop of War to the Westward. Came down from Sheerness the di/ippon/ Nilo of, War, and remains•in the Downi with the ast atilt) Ships as per, last. Arrived and , ailed fu the River the from Grenada, Duke Yrrk,.. , ---,mtltiko P 4 ' well, frolo Jarn,licA. FALmotIT/r. OCT. 19.--.Art•lved I,:te brit niplit the SiJip ti otif t'he 'West t;eillff part of thc . G. , 111,"ny s wed i s h Sint) Ntpip.. , ht., , , Pf,OSIIIOLT, fra:it 4Nio„ ds', for orders ; att..; tho ALitirto, last itom ireiatti, part of tlto Convoy of the S. r ‘ 111 ( ,1 T li'f:,a/Yginp,Dit and Rover,'W AITE!, , with for me , ; Pile ..-iucktuati Packet IN hourly expettiW from of Kent I), T eket, c a l low ow , 31i.1, itca‘ouratile Whid, to-ItiOrraWs With :‘4,..;S for the Leeward .I:6laud;.