The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

livored to the Diet of. Itat'sbon, by t 41' A ffairef, BA C r, large. , iTTAECIVT) OCT. 10.-Laa. night Zthe statue, called thci Statue of Liberty, which had been ereEted 13ere in 1798 with such great ti)rruality, was comp pletv , ly broken down, and not a vestige thereof left. VI, NIA, SEPT. 5.--At last the French Arnbas denruded his Pasiports (and not, as was Fre'lcii Papers, immediately on'the oc cupition ofitavaria by the Austrian Troops). - - - Et.rEEC, OeT. 4.--Accounts received from' Cap tains. of Ships state, that a .part of the 4ussian Fleet of Men of War and TranspOrts was to sail , from Cronstadt for-Hovel on the 23d. .We are informed that a part of the DaniSh Navy isJitting out at Copenhagen. Some Military Pre parations are aISO making at Cronenburgh. k nutn kr of sailors have received orders' to - go thither. Tlie Court of Deninark has 'transmitted a Dada ration to several other Courts, relative to the system ,of Neutrality it intends to embrace, which will be of the striEtest kind, without entering into any other en gages» e t HA..,smc aGIT, SEPT. 26.—We have learned some further particulars relative to the Le'aue of Armed Neutrality now forming in. the North 6:ermany. Independent of Denmark, Saxony, and Hessia, 'we kpow that application has been made to most of the kianse Towns and petty Princes in those districts, to gOntribute, if not to the force, at least tattle main tonance of the Cordon which rs to ensure the Peace: The Prussian Counsellor, Baron Votq GOESon, has made the necessary application at Lubec:4o that ell fla I whereupon the Citizens were convened, 'and an ansi.ver wa&returned in the affirmative. After wards he came over to this City, and made asimilar application to our Senate, and will ,probably meet with a similar answer. Si Y thousand Prussians have entered 'Travernundc. • 'Hitherto no Russian troops have arrived at Stral sund, but only some Russian Officers. 111.01BURGII, ,SEPT. `27.—His Swedish Majesty Darin;; demanded or the Danish Ministry what part they would take in the present circumstances of af fairs, received for answer that Denmark would not account to any one either for its intentions or its actions. SEPT. :3 o.—They write from Berlin that, Major Aid-de-Camp to Ms Prussian Majesty, lid out on the .22d for St. Peter burgh, with a Letter, awitten in the KING'S, own' hand, to the Emperor ALEXANDER. 811 . 1 s OcT: 8.---Put - suant to a Circular Letter from the Minister of the Interim', all the Prefeats in:the (Ill fr...rent Department . ; have opened registers for entering the mimes of 06 young men as do not , belong tb the (ATireription, and chuse to krve in the Ifauperor's Quaid of Honour. Most of the English prisoners •at Verdun have Iken brought away from that place, some to Valeta, eiennes, and others ,to Vandreuil, in the Department de l'Eure, five leagues from Louviefs; where there are t.Wa CaStiti, alb , 'most ancient 'Of ,whiCh is sur 7 rOund.M by ditches. The read of Mount Cenis 'is now completed, . and three carriagei may go abreast frOrn•Novalaise Lanns Le Bourg. Upwards* of 1000•men , al'e employed night and day in ereaingr additional WOris round: Kehl, fin*. Ithich purpose a number of new houses must be plied cliwn. One half of the place is already evacuated, and a 'o : timber , of people are thereby .re- : duced to poverty and distreSs, , being without houses or :sustenance: As, the razing of the houses did not proce.i.d quick enouo, it was resolved to burn them down ; but this was posfpened ,one day, and, in that short space every possible assistance has been to the inhabitants by the neighbours,— the I3Kutog has • p'•amised • the sufferers 75,004 florins. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1805. LAST night we received Paris Papers to the tth oast. and Putch journals to the 13th. There is not yet any account of the commence ment pf hostilities, although whatever hope there plight, exist of Negotiation seems to be put an end . to, if we may believe what is stated in' the Dutch Journals, that notice had been .given to the French Sold4.rs that-War wos declared. Still, however,,we are lots! to.account for,thq clictunstance of the - 414 rt/km r(!hi3 ll 4 ll g 's9 near eaeh ether v thout at .temptiug- to stri4n bloW, ;Letters from Franktbrt inform us that the Flelleh 'Army will form a semi -circle, stretching from tho tipper t o tht westem Side of Suabia, trod from therAue through Southern Suabia down the 'Neckar to the Frontiers of Switzerland, in a .diro.c.. ton parallel with the Rhine. Fkom the same. Letters welcarn, that, a lti lss ia n through Lemberg, in Army of 56,00 Q men passed Gailipia, between the 30th of August and the 7th s e pt„;mbor, They were expeaed at Ratishon on the Cith instant. B oNA r A RTE,as might have been expeaed, has , endea,:ourcd to turn to his advantage the occupation 'pf Bavaria by the Austrians. A Note was , ddivered to the Diet by his Minister at Ratisbon? declaring Lis &termination - to ensure the indepenucnce of Gerli'lany ; at the. same time ? a sort of histori» cal narrative appeared at Wqrtzburgh of the Nego - . tiationl vi,o la bad taken place between tb. Ele6tor the Court of Vienna, in Whi;ll it is stated Llll4 Nothing was left for the Met':tor to do but to throw under the profraion of the French Emperor. We trust he Will tiltimatttly find that proteStion to be of little avail against the just indignation of Austria., • .It is now stated, that the French Ambassador .t Vienna did not demand his Passports till the 2&th, but . it does not appear that he had quitted Vienna, or that the Austrian Ambassador at Paris had quitted that capital. The KING of ,1)11.17ssil is endeavouring to prevail upon the HanseTons, and the Petty Princes in the neighbourhood, to. contribute to the maintenance of the Cordon which is to ensure . the Neutrality of the North of Germany. Six thousand Prussian Troops have entered Daverntinde, Wt this morning received American Papers tb the sth ult. They contain very little of importance. We are sorry to find that the Fever has again ap peared at Philadelphia, but great hopes were enter tained that: it would subside at the approach of Win ter, There is a report in one of the Papers of an English Fleet of nine Sail of the Lite, several Fri gates and Transports, having arrived at the mouth of St. John's River, for the pm-pose of making an attack upon. Florida ; but we need not caution our Readers against giving implicit credit to the reports either of American Captains or American Papers, The Gazette of last night confirms the account we yesterday gave of the gallant achievement of Lieut. Tom Li NsON, in the Dextrous Gun brig. Our. Coinmercial Leaders will find some further information respeding the Leeward Island Fleet in our Dublin Letter Yesterday morning IS MAJESTY, the DUKE of ,KENT, PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AME LIA, rode on horseback in Richmond Park. HER MAJESTY, PRINCESSES Euza.nrrn and MARY, fol lowed in two open carriages. The PRINCESS of WALES is expc& e d to make the Palace of Greenwich Park, her residence :,the Crown Surveyors have been down to make an estimate of putting it into a proper state for a royal residence. . All tlieState Prisoners, except twenty-three, are 'liberated from Kilmainham Prison. • Yesterday the NEAPOLITAN AMBASSADOR and Edrl WESTMORLAND trans4ded business with Lord IVIULGRAVE at his Office: Mr. POSTER, the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, arrived in Dublin on Thursday last. Yesprday, about three o'clock, a Board of Trea sury ova held, for the first time this sewn, which was attended by Mr, PITT, Marquis BLANDI'ORD, and Lord FITZHARRIS. • „ Yeiterday morning Capt. KiNT, of the illgsquitn, arrived at the Admiralty with dispatches froni Go t'ernor KING, at liotany-Bay. This morning arrived a Mail from New York and hrought, to Portsmouth by the Princess Elizabeth rackct, in '.21. days passage frOm the latter place. _ _ Monday arrive 4 at Maidstone, from . Yorkshire, a , division of the Lincoln Supplementary Militia, which yesterday morning imirched for Hythe. On Tuesday the first diliion of the \Veit Mid dlesex Militia marched into:Northampton, on their route from Hull to Bristol ; and on the two suc ccedingsdays the second and third divi.ilons of the same Regiment arrived there, aud have s►nce fol lowcd.the firs't detachment. ANoTttra, ELortntnNT.---The elopement of a yoUng Lady of Sixteen, with a' young ewntleman of fortune, has excited a goOd ,deal of converiatiOn in a Village near Southampton. The united age of the parties does! not amount to thirty-5ix...7-, The' fattier of the lady is the guardian of the young Gentleman, who had been,, ft.ge three weeks, On a visit from LOndon, prior to this circumstance. On ThurSday last the partieS.took a morning ride, in company With others, and, soon after their return the young Lady was missed. It Was. soon discovered that the young Gentleman was also. absent. . They were traced to town by a servant who had suspdaed. the. intirtikacy : and on Stinday.eVening he ascertained that they had slept. 'in They took a chaise from thence, .and their, retreat is . as yet un ,known, We are requested to state, that it was at the'Castle I n n, and not at the Windmill, at Salt hill, that the ac cident happened several years ago, which we men tioned in:our Paper of'Tlumday last The French People do not, aceording to the Poet, " watch the sign to hate their Usurper, as they have. long viewed him and his ; atrocities with the utmost. detestation, " not loud but deep," and they -only wait for a reverse in hiS fortune to overwhelm Mtn and his line of Mushroom Princei with much , more rapidity than he acquired that enormous poWee which he employs to the 'oppression. of France and the disturbance of mankind, The lovers of the fislic art were amused with no: less than three pitched battles on Monday. At one, of them a match Kral made'between a fellow of the' name of Alumn i nearly six feet high, and an expert boxer known amongst the Cagnr?seenti by the name of Did Me plant, only 5 feet 3 inches in stature.' rl'his exhibition took place yesterday in Islington Fields, to the amusement of a great multitude of people. `The cornhanknts fought nearly half an hoar, during- which time the real giant had no chance ; for the little one thinced about, and,- by WQII-di reaed hits, gained a conquest without receiving a blow. Monday ielmight as I young Qentleman was riding' treat Ospringe, full stpec.:d, t VavershartiraCeli s hi horse fell and threw him a gri_;at distance. Pro.: vidcntially he did not receive much hurt, but the Poor animal fell with such violence, that he broke his shatilder,. imconsequence of he was itu medi4tely kille 1. NAY /IL NEWS, PO* the LONDON GAZETTE, OH. 15, dos. Almirglty-Qllice, .05t. 15, 1805. C'op?, of a. Letter from Lieutenant Robert Tomlinson, Commander Qf His illgji.sty's Gun-brio . the Dex trous,. to William Mandell, Esq. dated in Gibral tar-.l3ay, rhe 12th Sept. /805. • SIR, I have the honour to accitiaint yen, for their Lordships' information, that, crnizing pursuant to' orders fiom Sir William Broluni, Bart. on the tth instant, about one A. M. the Rock - of Gibraltar bear ing about N. N. W. two leagues, I fell in with and captured the Gun-boat No. 4, Lieutenant Nicholas Magorga Commander, carrying one' long twenty four,pounder, one carronade, and.thirty-four men we fikewise , took Seven Merchant Vessels of the Convoy, which are all arrived safe in this roadstead; they were from Malaga bound to Algeziras. -It is with great pleasure that I have to report to their Lordships the zeal and activity With which every Officer and Man did his duty on this occasion; and when their Lordshipi are informed that these Vessels were taken in the face of eight of the Enemy's armed Vessels who had charge of the Convoy, and who carried near three hundred men, I most humbly hope my condud will meet their Lordships' approbation. • I remain, with the greatest respe&, R. TOMLINSON, Lieut. and Com. . PLYMOUTH, OCT. i 4.—Arrived the.CresCent Fri gate from the Channel Fleet : Capt. NEVE, of His Majesty's Ship San Joseph, lauded from her. wall Dispatches, and the Frigate sailed again immediately. ,It is not 'ascertained whether she brings any particti lar intelligence. ,Arrived the American Brig Susan, Captain FAA- . LET, laden with sugar, coffee, and logwood, froM New-York, bound to Amsterdam ; the Prussian- Galliot 'Beranard, Captain BRONKM IN, laden with brandy, and, molasses,. from Nantes, .botind to•Stet tin ; .and the Swedish Ketch .durorq, Captain J. C, .GIBLow, laden with gum, -almonds, pomegranates, &c. from Mogadore, bound to Amstirdim, all de tained by the Happy &turn and Betsey Privateers, belonging to this Port. Also'arrived the American Brig John, of Philadel phia, laden with sugar and cotton, 'from "Charles town, bound to Antwerp, detained by L'Zgyptienne Frigate . ; the Prussian Brig Minerva, of tiiibden, laden with 1 :0t1 fish, from Iceland, bound to Enthden, detained'by the Flora Privateer; the American Ship, John ) , Capt. of and from .charlestown, bound to iNrantes,'' laden with sugar and cotton, de tamed by' the Lady Warren Atued Ship ; theDaniAli Brig Herman, of St. Tho,na , 3's, laden with cotton, &c.' from Charlestown, hound to Varel, detained by the Hero Privateer ; and the American Ship ford, ' C;apt. MORGAN, from New-Y0r..,. bound to Mister:lam, laden with coffee and sugar, detained by' the Vengeance, Privateer, of this Port. The AM,4ican Ship John, which which arrived here tbia4, day, was boarded on the 28th' nit, in lat. 40. 30. N. long 11 7 o. W. 'by a .Frigate, belonging to the 'atochefort Squadron, the latter then . in tight, six Sikil of the Line, two Frigates, and a -Brig, the Calcutta: in company, steering a north-west course. Arrived the Swedish Ship itedligkeiten, from " Salo, bound to Tehningen, laden with wine; and the Portuguese Sloop Maria, Captain Loto, laden with sunaiesi from Bayonne, bound to Guernsey, put in te'retiti having received damage in the late gales of wind. , • Several of the last COM* for the Downs, which were blown back in damage by the easterly gales when they bad nearly weathered We Start Point, `sailed again this Morning with a fair.wind.. Sailed the Impelueme, 84, to join the ,tirest Fleet. Came in the Caroline, 14 guns,' Lieut. DERBY, from the' Fleet : left them all 'Well last Friday : nothing new about thu Rochetirt Squadron when she left them: Several days past a great number of immensely large porpoises have been tumbling about the Sound into Catwater, Mill Bay, and lialndaze, and at the ebb, roll hack again in the same hog-like manner, and go out to sta. The Fistiertnert consider this omen us portentous of some very great hurricane at this season of the year ; theY'have been frequently. shot at; but none of them killed, owing to the balls striking their impenetrable bae:is. A Court Marshal W;IN held this morning on hoard the Selpador del Munch, in Harnoaze, on Captain ZACHARY MVDGE and the; Officers of the Blanche Frigate, for the loss of that Ship in an action with a 'superior lot cc of the Enemy, Vice-Admiral SurroN, President , and afier a hill investigation of the cir-. curnstances, Ciptain MUDGE and his Officers were most honourably acquitted. The Happy Return Privateer, of this Port, was yes terday ran foul of in the Channel, by a Galliot, bound to lieland, by which' accident the mast and bowsprit of the former were carried away, and con siderable damage &One to her hull. The Second Mate of the Happy Return was crush: 4d between the two vet sels and killed on the spot. The Privateer has been towed' into Dartmouth. MBLIN, OCT. 12..---On Thursday senDight ar, 1:1%-ed ih the shapn9a, at Limerick, His Ilaje4tys i oil 11 , p of War La aiw0.,...,, -_ , t S t h i :e e Bay of Honduras and Madeira, with the follow. ing Ships laden with Mahogany, so:e. for London: Elizabeth, 'MANNING ,Di wkworth, WILKINSON, and. QUaker, lawit.r. They sailed froM the, Bay of Honduras ou the 2 st h July, with the Ships Unity, MORRISON, Euphrates, CONOLLY, an d the Brig SitiainioU, 'which 'partied the Convoy in a gale •of wind aubleousttforulrloteet: dayS previous to their arrival. Sunday last the Seisante Sloop of War sailed from Eastaid. and too k; nudes convoy the trade to , the On Saturday las t above fifty Sail of he ; :stilt Laviard Island Fleet was o ff the mouth of the Shan n t i m e on So g on wind carne tolhe westward fora short m day evening . , it is suppose d they have got in to sous .-4Litn Harbour in the Cou nt y of Cork,.; Joon). Several of the homeward -bound , Leeward Island Fleet.have put into Dingle wad Crookhavea gar." ht.nars. '' 1.......... , 1 rOitTSMOtrrit, OCT. 1.5.---ArtiVed His gir iii. Ship Daring, . Lieut. Ofira ser, from a 0110. S a iled the Two Brot hers, BROOIC, for So da* land. • -' The lan guard still remains at Spitlosa aitla's wind for the Harbour. The Arethusa Frigate, Captain Batasxl4Bo.s °,fr bred to Cork, from whence, it is Understooa, 61° will take the West India Convoy which is ilet' n g at that Port. Captain J. BIIISIL takes h's l''' . sage in h e r to join the Alcmene f rigate, which is 0 tac./111‘rr'divt-oetlLano:rdl:n.A:rti:Rßß.SsliiSp.tilLti'icatdr;t:d' b Y the Saracell ' Sloop, have unrnoored, and will sail to.ino'rroW to Join Channel Fleet. Ca fain PRiVOST. The Dragon and PielPild The rallguctr d, w hi c h arrived yesterday afletnoaa from Jairraica, is coMmanaed by Captain Nr,wo.: who exchanged-. w ith Capt. EVANO, in the corniaanal of tl i . htercin,. ,0164 gtins, which Ship retna.msot that s tation. . The Offieers-Of her confirm the accoans of the death of the lion. Capt.' J. 'll4uttanY, of di Franchise Frigate, Sots the late Loid ta ken Franchise The Mediaior Frigait; Capt. SEATER, has ta ..., on h oa rd that description, of stores and 'wassail; which is usual for the'!.West India station. It • supposed she ,Will take the nest Convoy. Covis,at,lato Swedish Ship Eucharis ,of , Gatte.ilburghl fro ZACIIARIA JUTITE, with a .Cargo of w i nd , P;' rat the 1114editerrancan, bound to GuernseY ; • o ° l4th Swedish Brigantine Aurora, Capt. SwEg 4c .1 , 1‘ , 4 ,%,. i , 'frornßarcelona; bound to Plyineuth, 13430 wit,,ityl OCT.°CT. 1 5 ........,A: ed this morning th,e : Passed by for Spithead, detained by 0 5 ' 1141 1w°, Ca;m7l.3lrlt Clinto n,: s,from t. .A.l'Prludtt,l lSaidlliCvial:ril;ll i'l : Eintxlen. • Do • N ER, Qci. 15.--The Isatella, of so.' 0 L. SB.powtot ._.Master, arrived here thi 3 t ''''' W ; ill . was taken by a' French Luger Privatect, 3/' t o taken j by the Set, Fencibles of Folltstundi . 4164 0 , )e Cornear, of Embden, laden with fish , ° l !' tit roni ArnatertLun sent in by the Vokano ; also A Swede, s cilt h ill iv p f the Blazer Gan -brig, laden With fLo; 3114 ,: ic ii also several Men of WarS' Lauuches to 14 6tte ' -,- . tot, DARrmovvi f O. 1.5.--,p05,,,,1d I l y to Oa a j , bound to Barceluil.3. "d" ward the homeward-bound Leeward gad, mica kleits, consisting of about Iss 63 ' 1 ' Convoy Of the.llittstrious .Matt of of .roo Arrived the Happy Return Privattet 1011" disc steel, having been run foal of 01V YA RM°L.TII, OCT. 15.--The Ship 000, nigsberg, B. LEEDCOCK Masier, froin .to LivetPool, with timber, 'scc. r ut into 'ldaky, having been on Hasbro' - cionideraiale damage, and ran nusi deliver her caP: fore she can proceed on her intended voyoge', FA.I3IOVTLI, OCT. 13.--Arrived the Pritire4,oo, -zateth, KM!), frOril tnc-YOrk, in' 21 days passage. abnouct.ttLh,irOtycr. 15...-Sailed for Rainsgat" Sail of Transports. Remain in the Downs , 0 3 S'altilnec-13thlearlelbirlii:ntt°,1GTFr:::511::PA;orari:::::011:163 „,,,°ll List a 3 .l4Y ii , i atii,ie''t/').----rvon:----lbr j:tfloTir'llic.3l'ricall,"ix:,dithl‘fs'et9r:ll ve-11tt 0 utward-hound Ve ssel s to the Weatward. r ...............,., --or 1 The following is an extra& of a Letter ,rofq 0, fain FILN AY \Vaal, of 1-lis Majesty's' i al l s ' o s# I;',,Tetter, serving under Adiniral liussat.i. .. dron, and dated North Sea, Oa. l, I 805. tiv " Lact Sunday night isTiciS an -evenin of '', r r/ glory, joy, and Sorrovir to ine. Just•at dart., large French Cutter 13rigs ran alongside, .anon,o o b : a t,iabg ril oa : ort a d n p . d re l ' ' pt ru i l t r d h d l r3 i i a t o tt r iii s n : eP i rt : i r )r e .; ;: toll' a rlietrtei ! ' i tl. : l3 l.. ) , i v: °; :: ::: : ;.',74:4 : l and only of mind stuck to ow i bti"'t; Liare was only a word and a bica. I preimre.o __ co o der, and in reply ordered the Conliond, Iwoiri on board Ina; his rejoindervas . ' ' very nor deprived ate JO of os of ow— . • • . MAILS. ArkittvEn--1 New-Yprk, r Dub Waterford. Dt.rt —1 tiambattb, 4 Gortsminir6h, r W'..ltuford. of STOCKS THIST DA.Y AT Twt.LV t WCIAICK. Consuls . 58 1 art'. - - C 3 THE SUN. "014011 4U4; 141LicUM AVD&AT ?