The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-10 00:00:00

Ki tv xr)--2 Dur,.---z.iambur?,h, 7 Gottenbur4h, t::onsois .I'RICE- t -Sisi)CKS • 71 . ,115 DAY AT Twr,LvA o'cLocrt. -G 7 j Rtil. 59i T E S totzr.t QUIS I.)!CiAtE PALSUM 4UDEAT L 0 1,7 .D 0 N, TUr.SDAY, I)EC.VA,tI3tR 10, 1805. Last night we. received Paris Papers to the 30th ult. al; i the HaniPirgit Correskmdenten or the 99th ult. The, intelligence they bring is of very great hp portance,. although the Bull e ti ns from the French Grand Army are eyidenriy made up for the purpose of deceivieg 'the people of Frene.e.. The Paris Pa pers contain the Twenty,seeoted, TWenty-third, Te - enty-fourth, Tweet Y-fifth, .and Twenty,sixth Btillaiina from the grand Army. The effroe tery with which the French claim a Vidory at 'Krems, where there is no doubt. they Were defeated, senres es 4 good specimen' of - the ve racity of those official docinnents, and sheWs the reliance which might to be pleeed upon them. We are next told, that the Russian Army offered to Capi..' telate, upon condition of beieg allowed to' quit Ger . m&ny unmolested, and to return to Russia ; which. terms BONAPAErrE refused to grant. There is borne , thing so singular and extraordinary M the French nate:new relative to this traiisa6ll6n, so inconsistent will the previous and subsequent coodud of the • Russians, so incensistent with all the intelligence . Vet, have hithertereceiVed, that' we may be allow pi to suspend our • belief until' we have some intelligence upon the stat;jedt that we can consider as nuthentie. After the dishonourable artifice re sisted to by Prince MURAT, to prevent the bridges et Vienna fr. ii being broken down, we shall not be sthrprised at any trick., leevever vile, mean, Or base, . „ f3ONAPART4 or his Generels may endeavonr to preaise. .We are convinced in our own minds, thrtif there was any :etch tratsatien as that of an pffer made by the Russians to evacuate GermanY, the French have kept back all the material parts of it. There might have been an Offer made to BORAPAIiTE, on the part of the Allies, of certain terris of PeaCe, on his acceptance of which the Rusiians undertook to quit Germany; but that 'the ilteisian Commander in Chief should propoSe a , Capitulation; for the mere Purpose of being allowed to lead his Anny out of Germany, we cannot believe, particularly as his Army does not appear to have been in the least , dan, ger of being forced to any suds measure: The Twenty-sieth Bulletin, which comes after this pretended offer of Capitulation, is remarkable and highly worthy. attention. These very Russians, Who had just offered to capitulate, we are told, in the commencement of , the Bulletin, were, after the Convention had been signed by the Russian Gene, rals, marching with a part of their Army towards Znaiin, and that the rest were about to follow them and e‘cape. It is singularly remarkable, that at this very plaCe to which they were marching, according to the French account, for the 'purpose of escaping, a part of the French Army was stationecr e and Bo ezeraere himself advanced his head quarters there on the seventeenth of November. What lietter proof need we have that . the . Russiaes, instead of emleavouring to escape or retreat; or being wider. the necessity of capitulating, were advancing upon the rreneh Ariny,"ai , mere inspedion of the tip will eliew. That they did advance upon the French Army is clearly - proved by the . succeeding lei.egrapbs of the Bulletin, which state up action to Lave taken place between the French and Russians Tuntersdorif, in which the French claim the vie te', aud elate, that theittiWi3/33 163 t two thousand title and two thousand Prisoners. Mark, however, the reielq . accordingeo the confession of the Vri nett Luiletin states, « The Russians eeee tte a tewerds Bruen, and our Advanced Geard iy,trt4 4 - .lcl' them half mry. ; but the .41)1pp-or having 'carat the ilustria was there, wished 1, give a purl cif A 4 nsPe.a for that .Prince, and on ; th hafted on ; I,Bi(t."— . Why did he not ads mcc to Brunn ? Lecause.he could 'not.: Via any ape who ever heard of BONA2AVFE believe that such a maw.: son would have induced . him to halt ibr a mO- . wen t Will it not rather be belieVed' that he would have rejoiced at the opportunity of inselt eg and degrading' the EMPE4OR- Of AUStRIA, in The City to which he had retired with Iris Court-- thet he Would have seiz , e.d upon such an opportunity tyger springing upon its With the .eagerness of a, prey ? We are much mistaken, indeed, if thi s boasted victory does not turn out tO have been a seye're repulse. BONAPARTU'S bead-quarters re mained at :Guaira; not an inch of ground appears to have been gained by the kivech. It it—admitted that some Battalions - of 'Russian Grenatliera eheweci great ;intrepidity. But t a vietor why.npt gain the fruits o y. if be - was not defeatecl, it was at Just a drawn battle. We observed some days since that 130NA.PARTE had,ftilecl tit his ;_lrand obSeCt, that of intimidating . the EsteEztoz of ..-.ficuTrat.,t ieto a separate Peace. He has fitiled, and his irritation at his failure is evinced in all his Bulletins : yare filled with the must;acobinical trash, with the most paltry and ridi ,eulous inveaives. These :ire particularly direttled, as they have. been all along against the Russians. We de sire ne more clear and convincing proof that he is afraid of the Russian Troops, and the skilful c•merals by whom they are commanded. Ills ir ritation chews his disappointment, and evinces his fears of those whom he so grossly abuses. Want of room compels us to take only a rapid glance at the remaining contents of these Papers. From the 7th Bulletin of the Army of Italy, it is very clear that MASSENA was wholly unable to take advantage of the masterly retreat of the Archduke CHARLES; I‘Ve now find that BERNApOTTE was, on the 12th of last month, manceuvring on the,left Bank of the Danube; the Archduke CUARLES therefore, in his march to Vi enna, ifsuch was his intention, would have . only to contend with the. division of MaltmoNT, posted at Leoben, in Stiria, whom he might easily overcome . Count Hatlowerz is stated, in the ilionhorg4 Correspondenten, to have arrived at the place of his destination. It is further. stated, that on the 25th tilt: His Prussian Majesty received a Letter of great importance from the Emperor of Russia, and that the march of the former Sovereign, with the Garr& son of Berlin, for the Army, was expected to take place immediately. On the 22d ult. the Head-quarters of the Russian Army were at Wischaw, between Olmutz and Brunn, where they were doubtless, waiting for reinfercements, which would speedily arrive.— BoNaiaan: had not even then ventured .to ad vance to 'Brunn. Perhaps the boasted Vitaory of the French on The.) 7th may turn out to have been the affair in which Prince PANCIIATION J at the head of 5000 Russian Troops, bravely cut his way through the French Army„and succeeded in reach ing the Russian Head-quarters. wilt ClTefltUali Le kali .Our Letter from Dover 'states, that a Smuggling Vessel had arrived at Deal from Flushing, and had brought intelligence thut the Austrians had retaken Vienna, after having defeated the French with ins mense loss, and that BONAPARTE was killed.— This, we apprehend, is only a revival of the report WbiCh W4S *circulate4 some days ago. ME Transports, with- the Troops on board for the Continent, which siaile,d rsterday morning from the DovnS, were obliged to put back again, the . changed. • To-morrow the ROYAL FANILY will come fo town. Yesterday morning the DUKE•' of YORK arrived at Windsor, on a visit to THEIR MAJESTIES. This day there was no Court of Aldermen ; but the LORD-MAYOR, after inspe&ing the Returns of the Mealweighers, ordered the price of Bread to be reduced 3d. per peck, to take place on Thursday. The quartern loaf will then be lid.. Lord NELSON'S Funeral will certainly not take place till after the 7th of January. The body will be removed from Greenwich the day previous to the interment in `St. Paul's. .Minute-guns will be fired from the shores. The body will be landed at Whit e . hail, from, which place the Prodession will move the ing day.' ST. PAUL'S CATO:TAAL—Yesterday was opened to the Public in the North - Transept of this church, a Monument erebed by the Government of this Country to the memory of Capt. GroßoE BLANDO N WESTCOTT, of His Majesty's Ship the .1 1 10jOtic, wlib fell in the glorious, Viatory , obtained by' out much lamented Hero -Lord NELSON, over . the French Fl eet , at the mouth . of• the Nile, i n the year 1798. Th e gallant Captain is represented lying in the, arms of Viaory, who, as she supports bolds the Crown of Laurel:over, his This groupe is placed on a.peclestal,.itt the form of a . eatcopligus, which is ornamented.witbbiiic.rtibet denoting the scene of *lion. In the trent of it is executed a fine figure in a recuMbent pestUre, re preselAing the Nile.; which is bappily , exernpliiie4 by being nearly a: copy of the celebrated antique statue of that liver, set:rounded by.a number of boys , (these diiferinc , in composition fre:u the origin a l), which are emblematic pf its VtlriOlTS sources the sphyra and palm -trees t4rther indicate the Egyptian shore. On c..aeli side of. the sarcophagus. Ships are represented engaged in .laion; one of which is step,.posed to be L'O r i cnt bl ow i ng up, denoting that the Vidory was obtained by our iollant fleet. .This Montiment, which. is a coal anion to one in the South Transept, in memory of C4ptain Buitozss, by the same Artist, was the last produe tion of the late eminent'Seulptor; . TIUMAS 'BANKS, ESll.' R. A. whose Imre taste and distinguished ta-, lens have been acknowledged by all whose judg, merit in ; the fine a r ts e na ble them to appreci a t e the value of superior abilities. The resignation of Mr. WEsT in the Royal Acri drny will be aloss to the - Lo ., titution, as, his 'notes-. 3ional talents, judgmmt, and experience fully qua 7 lined him to preside over it. 'Rowever, the Aclntemy can boast of many Artists OfdiStingnished merit, and 'rye• trust that no party fends wiil interfere in the choice ofhiS St - W.:eh:3or, particularly as that choice must be submitted to the decisive saudicm of His MAJ CSTY. 1.)1 .1 FAL N J Ifir S. PORTSMOUTH, DEC., 9...-The Eclipse . Gun7brig, I.4ieut.Palca, has detained and sent into this. Port the Danish East Indiaman Willtelmina, HA NS PETER Kuicn, Master, from the Isle of France, bound to Copenhagen, laden with a cargo of coffee, sugar, &c. Arrived also, the Betsey, Etta, from Guern- sey. . The Pi&eery is nearly completed for sea, when shO, will immediately sail. StanaNr:ss, DEC. 9. —Arrived His Majesty's Frigate Pallas, Lord COCHRANE, and several Trlns. ports. Sailed the Thrasher Gun-brig for Deal. , The Defence, Capt. Hon, is up in Salt-pan Reach, Medway. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.. To the Officers - and Company of. His Majesty's. Ship Ter rible, for the Capture of the Spanish Ship San Pedro by t:1:: Repulse, the lath January, tilos, at Mr. Lockyer's Office, Plymouth, en Wednesday next ;or every F riday and Tues. day afterwards during three months: To the 0 (fleets 'and Company of His Majesty's Ship-Mon tague, tor the same Capture, at the same place, and on the same days. ' A rich treat was afforded to the amateurs in gym nastic exercises on Saturday last. A Gentleman of the name of D e, 'Undertook to run one mile in five, minutes, over measured ground, for a wager of 5g guineas. The spot axed on was the plain level between the one and two-mile stones on the Edg ware Road. • . Much betting took place previously ; but the bets were, on the average, three to two against Mr. D. All the combatant's racingfrieids, and many sporting men, w e r e present.—PreLiFeiy e at nine o clock be started,. With. much vigaur and • elasticity, and the bets, before he had gottwo'hun dred yards, were nearly equal. Before he had pro ceeded half a mile the odds were in his favour and when he arrived near th e goa l of vita.ir:pi,, he hOun& ed forward with so much stren6th and 'velocity, as to ; establish i his fiune against that ol'the first racer of the day. Even Mr. F. READ, M. LESLIE, Air. BaAr.irroN, and Mr. HAEBORD; were acknowledg ed to be of secomiary censequence. Mr. D. came in at the winning-post four minutes and 3e seconds. On Wedneiday s.estiniisht a primrose was plucked in Cumberland, near the summit of a mountain, kno%Vn by the name of BroAlehank Fell, by two Gentlemen, whilst hunting. Ihere Were upwards of Oo more on we t;anie spot, all in full blew. There is an honest, industrious wort2ll, of the name of Slater;noW resident in Cross-strect, Shude hill, Manchester, whose tatner, and ten of her bro -fliers, his suns, fell in their country's service whilst under the command of Lord NELsox, in the last war. Fier eleventh brother is now abroad, and his fate. unknown, and her husband is also serving - at Gibraltar, in the 48th Regiment.- She has one child, and, much to her credit, has never received paro chial relief. Potatoes have been found, on numerous • recent experiments, both in this Country and Ireland, as also on the Continent, to produce an excellent and abundant spirit. An acre of potatoes yielding neer five times more spirit than an acre of barley,. or about OHO measure of spirits for fifteen of potatoes. The potatoe is boiled and bruised, and mixed with water to the consistence of cream--the liquor is *feted to ferment for three days, and then distilled. On Tuesday se'nnight an it about thirteen months old, belonging to Mr. Hewetson, inn-keeper, in Wigton, wai utnortunately sutlbcated by the turning up of a bed, in which it was asleep, unknown to the servant maid. At the Old Bailey, yesterday, John Ragdon, the Sexton of Whitechapel, and George Rayelcn, his son, were indiaed,for sacrilege; in stealing lead front that Church ; and Urn. Nate, a plumber, was indi6ted for receiving it, knowing it to be stolen. The Jury retired for a considerable time, and then returned a i'erdia of Gniityagainit the elder Itayden and Noble, arid. Not Guilty, the boy. Although the late Dutch intelligence turned out an arrant humbug, the news to the holders of the •first dra , ko 5000 Numbers in the present rich Lot tery Schethe "will be of a very opposite complexion ) , for when it is asserted, that these boot) Niimbers will prOve a po3itivo gain to their poSsessers, and may trioreoVer produce: capital prizeb to many of them, there is uot.one tittle of humbirg in the matter,. the declai . atiOn being .. a . downright bona jide7—absolute tad. ' • . jou color QW s n e tE a n d 1) *.• Lotatt)N Printtd by I CHAIZA !MK KIS, of N o . 4 , ma r t , . net ; ariti a ..tueislieu 11. L A P.S PA IG PI :SCR PPS OT 'S:Ptitil %laic a the ,Svp.Orrlcx, in, • : -Strand ; here dit4:4?) . themonts 97 den. for the rater: J.,ekers thc Editor, ecc {Ost-pitid,/, •• .... • DOVER, Drc. 9.--I are just informed. that a Smuggler has arrived at Deal, from Flushing, and brings intelligence that the Austrians had retaken possession of Vienna, with the loss, on the French siae, of 20,000 killed and wounded : BONAP ARTE is said to be among the slain. lam only fearful this news is too good to be true. DEAL, DEC. 9.—Arrived the Earnest Gun-brig from off Flushing. The Leopard and her Convoy, consisting of about. 1 50 Sail of Transports, with Troops on board, for the Weser, attempted to get under weigh this morning, but were unable to purchase their anchors o.: account of a violent gale commencing from the S. W. by S. Several Vessels have parted from their anchors in consequence of the present gale, and run fcr Rams gate Harbour. The 34th Regiment of Foot, which came in here yesterday, marched this morning for Ramsgate, where there are Transports ready to receive them. The gist Regiment (Highlanders), which also Came in yesterday, it is expe&ed will march for Atitnsgate to-morrow to be ready for embarkation. BIN rn T. Lately, at Forest Lodge, Walthamitow, the Lad) on. Antarson, Esq. of a,stilhborn child. On Wednesday last, at Btshopsenurt, Exeter, Devon, t R•ght Hvu. Lady Graves, of a Daughter. On Thursday, at Twickenham, the Lady of fohn lh Patti, E:q. of a Daughter. on the aoth ult. at Ramsay, in the Isle of Man, the Ls of Frederick La Mothe. EN. Surgeon to the Manks Few. tiles, of a Son. , hIARRIfO. On the ssth ult. at St., Andrew's, Fdinhurgh, Captai V dant, of the Royal Staff Corps, to bliss Margaret Flin daughter of Dr. Flint. Lately, at Bl ac kburn, Thomas Ednionson, aged s thin Martha Haworth his fotirtit wife, aged ss, being her husband ; and on Tuesday, Michael Forrest , aged fl t t, Nary Rowe, his fourth wife, aged g;, beingher second tum ofmarriage; which makes not less than thee thirteenth tie of marriage amongst the parties, all living in one Nest What is remarkable of the latter couple is, that, on the Mg, riage of the former, they aided as. bride's woman and Man upon the occasion ; at which tim e Forrest remarked, ut that it Mrs. Rowe was agreeable he would marry her;" inghisdirst overture, she desired time to consider, thereor, and r ye her from 'Monday to Wednesday fur considerationr. the Lady very. wisely gave her consen t on the TueAsy, 414 the wedding afterwards tea. plat.e as above On the last early day _ t. mc lr s e u s r t ier rdiy, at Otte ' e o'clock, of en apopietilic lit, .Patil Le Esq. 1 ,' .1 N. a I I :4 1 e ir :ot of the Ilast-Inclia Cool . pang, Rh Aidetinan of London, ice, to. . /a tit:, ald ult. at Dougl.ts,s Isle of Nius, Lieutenant -Co' lord Swihburn, of the sth Royal Veteraa Ligtaliall. "telY, at Dartmouth, Roddatu Augustus Read, Esq. Lieutenant and,Commander of Ws Niajesty's Brig Hardy. Ou Satuttlay last, at Isis houte at Gitinar, aged A etter, a short indispoiitionA the ge'r` . Ito Oort P rof feil,° ll ' af Fembrok: college,. Camoriego, .uil Ministe the tiospel Sion Gallen, iLlievanbury, the le? faitaF te- A ALt.'ljtt: t 4 Son 'e tewh w t;ii eYai h d :l:3u : i. y rtiu s r:i ennr : Qi : tt IYr Richard ki ' : °6l' , ha t a 121 Yr t:l E : :: s le s ci4 t ih': : :t:.r'‘e i rg: r b i sdrYt};a:::::::°llEnY. ' s : 11 1 . i N r e : , vi I ; i r : e l 1 : 11 : Carter. Sari Or' the 3otli ult. Mr. Phu Itatia, of limbo Mills, rey. . , LONDON MARKETS, 14 , . RETURN OF VII{EA.T IN MARK.LA,NE, , ,B y MeSSM CHILD and Mai.r AS , Meal Weighers, alcludlng only from the 25th of Nov. 0 the 33th eight Nolo ~. 1 13 QUM-Ws at a7gBrsteoll ca thesl;eZeAilrloll at 63 s a Si -- at 76s od - 213 ----"-- At 21 . 104 3 2 7 - ------ at 61s 0 _ 39 53) .- at 7os od ' ' .76 -------" at so: od • szu at 6ys od 1 771 —.---.7—. at s_s )4 od s od 2 ' . ' 99 —' at 6i, 941 I 19g -----. at, 56 _. 270 - —..at as o d at 67s od 4 2 ), d 2 S la - at Sl' : j 54 1 --"t 5s I 251! •" at 65s ud 1 ajo ----- at SO e` -- , 5 ,1 6 c. Total Siti Quarters.--• Op. 6; is. 40. lower than last Return. ---... ._ FITM/ Nov. 21.11tEN101V.R.:49:11;01;111k;ttb? C(Kgiger:°n7.=.sos • SAO, •b• .6. d. Sacks. s. d. SA OI * JO 57 7 - 680 jig --. 6% 0 : 6 -61 Q 6 66 o 6 ( 3 o -0 0 55 " (t 4 10 sq 0 f 4e-e's4 12 511 , And zo Sacks, at s zs. , 3 per C . l ' tol 3 l4. 'Cut.ll- 11,02 SAk .kS. • OS. lA. lower OAlast return. • , D wALES• AVERAGE PRICE OF ENG LAND Nov.fsuciing , wan , 47 5 a Whcat 77s vl Harleygios St' 4i 5 R Y e " 45 , %its, 1V ES - TERN COUN L . A y m..\ K i - :;,...:‘, v oi .„r. Wheat. ,:, i , • Sl4:ll..l)4.ltrivi r 5 55 0 78s I 2.60i6‘'A1d:?:1•3 9( 1 : ... :I't . 'l : , - i t; s 9 btuke ,70 lo 7 8s x lis (;(1 to 344 ~'.l ., .5 Itising • Which,..it,.' • 17,4I 7,4 ths 0 .1 to 3tsco 1 ;), -, Devt-zeT`r —s to --s . i ; :o, —s ^LI l' --2.,,' i. , ; (. 4 ~,,, ~--,4 - --' ' :Os to 87s .1 305 o d to 36 i; cd 1 2 1 ..- 84 -: d ' t".")1,5 `' ". l er 1' sBs to 84. I 34,s od to 3b.i 'l I - _—____ _ y,KIC t. tior s ' rncic s• 6AG*. Kent,. 51. 12,_ in 71. —S. Kent, 5 1 ; co. rt 7 ) tl,:l7ofal. /. Stis,,vX, 51 12. - tv 61. Bs. Susscs, il-;" 4 " 'L 4i, 1 44e!+, st. —s. tu 61. Pit' JCL 0.1. . 140.01 Bcans - - Carraway I - Sas. a l. to 845. cgi " C oti.xnacr - 14$ at. 0 i(s d. Tretott" - - - - * 'I cd - - tjs.o.t. tO 2 A .. ktis ho. 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Od. , Yellow Swp," 76s.—Motirl:1614s.r—uges;°‘15: 917; . cl Priceof e -- Candle per dozen, I is. Oct.—Moulds, lis. c ' St. IA N 1 ES's HAY 11,141Ktih 1 , t , s, d. , c li aY, 31. os. ed. to 41• 103...0t1.---Aver• 3 1 ; 1 16:44. Straw J. us: tl. to ti. to. al. —Aver. l'• ' —_ r — WHITECH,AI'EL 1-1,1 MAltlaT., e.".") 31. 33. od. to 41. —Ayer. 3/. 1 4 3 ' 6 :;I, Zw'rer. 41. 44.0 d. to 51. Sow,„ Od. A ver. 4 1 3 i . od. "Ir 4 vvy -11. Ils. at. toil. 168. ed.--ilver. 11. r". 0 d 53 5 , 0 J cd 44' 6d cd 6d 4j 4 ' 5. S 6,1 . 3„ 3d --41 2 at 3°5--0.""4"00.0". --_—_,„,_ COM....MARKL J• Ships at Market. Sol. 73 at 4's. S Dec. 2. 115 NCWC 3S tI e at 37' 7 Sunderland s at 34 1 s Stone+ oal s at 35 $ Cinders at 4 0 4. 6 1 4 N e wotstle a. 7 an 7 - . AA , ze Sunderland 1 at 35 $ 4 StotlC Cull 20 at 45$ 6. 6a . Newcastle 6 4 s S t u o n , l e ter c la a j 3 at djS 3 Ciudef hltreet, Crosvciutr.34 4l4 fe a4t be 2ddrlit-i.,11 •