The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-07 00:00:00

1 tont of the Amount of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland derived from the Territorial Drpen. 'c (lefties thereof, (tool the Ist of January, 18 0 1, to the present time, so fat as the same could be ascer lained.—Ordeted. The other Order: of the tidy were then disposed cf.—Adjourned. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. MR. EMITOR. • . NY a strange inuttention the Motto to the Cata brie of the Pictures exhibited this year at the LYal Academy is so printed as to he false Latin. "Nutrix Artis entArtis est." To make sense of we should fot " , at any r ate , read " "Emulatio," Entmlati s ;" but after all, we cannot find , the Passage In Velleius Pateroulas. A passage some what like it Occurs I. t, c. 17, " Alit Ernulat Ingeni a ." Are there no Scholars where ter ar e e many • iirtirtr e utiTicvs . - . Dit u tIvED..- 1 Rarn MAILS. _ burgh, z Dubli n; / W aterford. l --20of teuburlh, i Lisbon, 1 Dublin, z Waterford. I 'RlcE oF STOCKS cow , :ma bAy AT rwaLva o ' cLoac. ....b....LS • • • 58i I Osmium - Tilt SUN. SOLltis • SaVIS DICAR,* PALSII4f AUDI ? ~ . . • LONDON , . • • , .. TURSDAY, MAY It 1805° Wa,YeSteidtli stated . that His' *illt.T y h ! ( git"°ttierl for era ii ng the Name of Lo rdMt ' ,l 7 °lLLl'froa) the Privy Council . List :it w i ll be teen m "le r*eference to the Proceedings in Parliament , Jett nt ' 0 , Pt, that our statement was correet. M l '... ;f t ' annoented the fait to the House in a way that _ lu r ha highest honour to his feelings as a man, it- Ole oatno time that he proved by his conduit f ihat he Would not scan any considerations o f iltlytte 'friendship, however warm and sincere, 1° Netter. w i th 4 ih hi s d uty t , the Public.. 'l r' 7 - . ait c onversati on afterwaidfi ensued between ltr ' 69 N DA.s and M r . F ox, in which the for. trier allu ded its very strong terms to the B alances ••• . 41ie,11, f w ere in Lord a thed HOLL AND ' S h an d s when he ' i ': ll rom offi ce, Mr. Fox defellded his fattier is that he had only complied with she ge-' ' /4'4 Ptgticeof all the Pa 'at time, by 41,4itt 1(in & use of r"t ymasters at th he P u bli c Money ; . and contended s th ere was this difference between the colPabi thitY °I Ltd nOLLAND and ~e latte r h ad off Lord M t t. vti.t.r , t h at ended against a positive Mt of ritli alaent. This is argument Way i whicli•has al. t '' Kett used out of doors when the case of those ,w° )`lobiernen have been coMpared, and certainly ri ! t . , ii t n l i t led, to great weight ; hilt there is a ail : n tion in favour of Lord Msr.vrtAir Which the 4civctilt el for Lord HOLLAND are naturally very allaeines .k eep t out of sight, and that is, that the :t ees he hands of Lord I IoLLArrO consisted 4 .- "lit MOne . y, the whole of which h not 1144/ Money, at tiliS moment whereas the whole 4 Lord wa wIELVILLVII Balances were paid o ff il *lneti• . ~,. lately after he quitted his of fi ce. It is _,,, te ~,,, . dignitted by the Accusers of Lord Mat,. • 1 '414 * •I. p at i s 1 t theY do not charge him with partici , ta kin the profit alledged to have been made by n, tier,. l'it,att Pt' and the charge against that Gen. ! ' "' a n Is, not that he was a defaulter of one single fatil t i the !3 of the Public Money in his hands, or t hat h o t P4Yraent o f any Public Creditor was delayed one th 4 : 4 hut m erely that tie made use of the money ;:tteq: w as in his hands for his own emolument. ill therefore a most ar,renthi/ difereece between ah t ilte eat". With respeft to the assertion, that , yes Ott the W ith or Lord HoLL4No's balances are ear of a °i) it may be very true ;. but we have not fie: tlY I t having been prii,l to 'the Pub. , L s i e 4 nd it cannot be denied 'that the Interest of lintlaps taloned, during the forty years which have o _ e4 since Lord HOLLAND retired from O ffi ce, b. u to 11 146 anger stain than the whole of the l'irlae lllal. • b. ~,e 1 , 44 ‘ . .......„ 6 „......... . fu tt h t Y e 'NI day laid b e f ore our Readers some t, fi r ,1‘• in Parrienlars tesit'ening t h e proceedings of th e tac tk 11141 - "e Weal Indies ; No authentic inf"- i he 117 of the arr ival of Admiral COCIIRANS in ett Indies has reached us, but it was very tentteity __ arid %ha; i"Potted last night that he had arrived, the F r at hall immediately sailed in search of all'clienrch Fleet, h orn_ tyhich he was distant alto" heuri sail. We have not been able ina ndo • lain niicn what authority this report was effeA,l7 Certainly nu offi ial i ntelli g ence hillnjitilla b ee* r e c eived • to that With respeit to the 'Toth ger" Cihilz Squadron, we stilt remain in the sleg ree laY ti er . 0 uncertainty ; and until we can 1 aka e r a tilt Ptiblie, sOme information .upon which Y toot , sh it . ' rein WO Will not occupy their time or le thei r „ , *hie!) V4llenetiilay ,repeating every idle rumour *lti int-7 be circulated n.pOn this intertstiog sub. its, TgE Haviburs Mad due on Sunday arrivcti thus Morning. The following are the most important articles of intelligence which it brings VIENNA, APRIL 20.—M, Jotrutir.i . „ who last rear was the bearer of a Letter from NA!' ()LEON It) the Grand Signior, to:day passed throvgh this Cit . s , with important Dispatches. Count MEERVELD will not now go to St. Peters_ burgh ;.• he is still at iAresbtirg. MARCH 2 —Official Dis. .ONSTANTINOPLE, iAk. .5. patches have keen received from * Egypt, of the date of Feb. zs", Which state that a few days before h battle had taken place between the Toikish and the Ma. mel4esi Armies, in which the latter gained the vidoryi in consequence of which llounscittt) cun, Governor of Egypt, was under the necessity of consenting to a Capitulation with the keys with respect to Cairo. Romelia is again in a disturbed stare. the dis. contents in Cyprus have been happily quelled. is. MAEL PACHA, the new Usurper of Acre,' who had seized on and approPriated to himself the treasures Of DGEZZAR PACHA, has been deliiertd up by his own Troops, and his head sent to Constantinople. i2.—The Queen of ETRU R lA. will, it is said., be present at Milan, at the Coro. nation, to which the King of the Two Sicilics will likewise be invited. The Austrian Envoy at Genoa will not put up the arms of h►is Court over his hotel there till ;he fate of that Republic shall be deterriineci. They writ; froth Genoa, that 4,000 More krench Troops are expeled in the Ligurian Republic, of whom rsoci men vvill be stationed in that City. The Counsellor of State Lcutta has arrived at Milan from Pdris, with orders to examine the for. tresses and magazines in this country, and take cart that they arc in good conditioni MILAN, APRIL B.—The solemn Proclamation of the Constitutional Statute of the Kingdom of Italy, which Vi'AS made here on the 31st of March, has been since repCaW in all the principal towns of the other Departments. It has also taken place in the Dutchies of Parma and Platicentia ; sod, if we believe one of out Gazettes, a.Change will iinme. diately be made with respett td those Dutchies, whiCh will definitively fix their fate. • The same Journal contains the following wide, dated Vienna, April t :-"^" We expea here very soon tie Art:Mike CHARLES. His Royal High. ness will particularly inspect those points on the frontiers which are capable of being fortified. The works undertaken in the vicinity of ,Palma Nuova are considerably advanced. There is still a talk of a great augmentation of the fortifications of Leg, nago, and of a plan to make it a place of arms of 'the first rank." TURIN, APRIL 22.—The Minister for 'War, for Foreign Relations, and for the Interior, arrived in this City on the 13th inst. and took possession of the apartments prepared fut them in the Im. perial Palace. They will go to.morrow to dine at the Castle de Scupinis. Many other persons in the train of Their Imperial Majesties have also arrived at Twine Mons.• Da SEGUR, the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, set out yesterday for Milan. During his stay in this City lee has visited every thing curious which it contains. M. DE SALMATORIS remains at Turin, to dire the preparations which are making for the arrival of Their. Imperial Majesties. The sat and 56th Regiments of the Line, the 23d of Dragoons, and the sth of Horse Chasseura, nave lett this City for the Coop at Marengo. STOCIZIIOLM, APRIL I9.—The Summer Catty which is to be formed at Eonarspshed, Scania, will assemble on the Ist of June, and last 17 days. It will be composed not only of the Regiments that ate in Scania, but of the Battalions of the Regiments that are, at present, for the most parr, in Fume. rania. The Head-Quarters will be at , the Convent of I lerre vard a. LETTERS, were received yesterday at the India House, brought by an overland Dispatch. They are not of a later date than those Dispatches whiCh we have already noticed ; but they agree in expressing a confident hope that the. War in India will shortly be brought to a termination highly fa.. vourablo to the Interests of this Country. His }VIAJESTY has fixed the t 2th of June to go for Weymouth ; and we understand that he means to review alt the Volunteers before he lenves town, in two days, East and West of Temple-13,1r, as before. The following Corps are to be brigaded and re. viewed by His Royal Highness the DuK P. of CAM* IMMO r • on'Ealing Common, tomorrow. Brentford and Ealing . , Colonel Da 14 KW A TAR. Kensington, Lieutenant-Colonel WILLIS. Fulham, Lord Viscount V.A NIL A (.11. Chiswick, Major Woonaoor. Twickenham, Major Tyr ACK Zit A Y Isieworth, Major HAT Yesterday the following Volunteer Corps were brigaded in Hyde• Park by General BOttRARD : St. George's, St, Sepulchre, Southwark, Bloomsbury, Westminster, St. Giles, St. Andrew's, with several Corps of Sharp.shooters. The GentrA expleiied the highest approbation at their soldier. like appear. anee, and t h eit high state of discipline. NAV ,1 L N g ift L. , . FALNiCUTII, MAY 4.—Arrived the Canada Transport, No. z:6, Capt. DAvte. This sailca from Portsmouth, with Troops, with ,thiz Que!ss and Drag:,- - .7 Men of War, and oarted,fr37l t hem z+th ult. in a Ole. On the 27th ult.•fell in with Sir J. OROE's Squadron, five of the • then o n its way , to j oin the Channel Fleet. Sir J. Ottpi tlispatched the Canada with news of the Toulon riet.t being got into Cadiz. The Canada kept ;light of Sir J. Oa oes Squadron until the 29th ult. on which day fill in with the outward-bound West India Fleet, under Convoy of the Narcissus Frigate, all well. PORTSMOVTii, MAY 6.---Arrived His Mejesty's Gun-hrig Pehe.e, Lieut. W. Ev si-LN, from Cork, with six. S,il of Transpprts, among which are the reince CeJrge ; the Ckailette, JEms and Fcur Fric#ds, OAK, from London: His I\Lje3ty's Cutter Neliax, Lieut. C. P. N 4. 1. ) tER ) from off Havre; came in the Harbour to be rep4tred. Sailed His Majesty's Sloop Ranger, Capt. COoTE, on a Cruise; and the Vigilant, CoNtacat, for Guern. sey. Came into Harbour, to be repaired, His Majes. ty's Ship Egipienlig', the dam age iht his sustained by her running on a sunken Rsck, in coming through the Needles, on Friday fast. Her dangerous aitua. don was het attended with the consequences chat were to be feared, owing (6 the calmness of the weather, and every assistance that bould be sent her. from Spithead andiroas this Dock-yard. The Tr i umph, of guns, Capt.'lrisami, lately commissioned, has bent her sails, preparatory to her going nut of Harbour., Some of the Ships *Niel) have been employed off Boulogne these two years are very properly appointed to other sta.. lions. • The /mmortatit, l and /I:deiomerk lately sailed on a ►vesteru .Crtlize The Leda Frigate and Hgrty Sloop are now urdered tar foreign Service, Sailed the C/inkrr Gun.vessel on a Cruize. The Pallas Frigate, Capt. Lord CoCklitAla, is ordered to fit for foreign service. SittEitt:Ess, MAI: 6 —Came down frmn the River to clic Sore the Daatas'eri, df zo suns; Cltp. fain 'ruck PicioT. Sailed the Disperate Gun.bog for the River, on the Impress service. , • This day all the 1 - tirinur.disty Ships were paid wares up to six months. DEAL ) T'vTAY. 6.—1-fis IVLijesty's Ships Arab, Many, Piercer, Sfrati.ler, 11rui.cr, and Pincher. Gun.brigs came in from their Stations off Calais and 13 , )ulogne. Sailed the Expiation And Prospro Batnbs ; Vila— rota Praam ; and Watehjed Gun-brig, fur their Sta. tions between Calais and Boulogr,e. Sailed the ratiare Sloop with Frcnch Prisoners for the Note. Arrived the Ship Groge, Capt. RE YNOLDS from t h e 13 3 y of Honduras, and sAiled for the River. Convoys will sail from Leith Roads, for the nal ao and Tnnningen, on the t6th initanr: The,Ma' ry, from Bethke, is arrived at Liverpool : she sailed from Barbadoes on the 26th March, in company with the Pourable (arrived at Liverpool),, and is the Brig that was spoke with by the Ontario t Irons New. York, as stated yesterday. She had a Messenger, with Dispatches, on board, who was landed at Kinsale. TH II THE AT R 14—The Tragedy' of 'Taltcnii and Was represented last night at Covent. , garden. Theatre, • and WilY4 well attended, it is a heavy7Play altogether, bat contains some passages , of poetical elevation and energy. Master liertr, !A this reaped, will admit of some c o m par i son w i th the PtAy.. His Tn . ncred, 444 . the whole, .was a mo. Dort:news unimpressive performance, but there were some bursts' of passion which were very extraordinary, considering his years. Sift-ad; had a respetlable represerrtation in Haatoways,. The part of. Sigivmsyrda was,sustained , with 'tenderness and d e ti cacy b y M rs .' IL SIDDoNS it is to be regretted, however, that she fills 'so ()fug: into a languid whine. Though the leaditts feature of Cowea acing in Ovnerld was judgment, Yet the illiberal merriment of many of the speetatup WAS strongly. excited by fete lending feature of Must C.—A LOMON tS. Annual Concert took, place last night, at . the G reat R oom at the Opera ouse. The professional repute of this Performer naturally excited the expeOation of a high musical treat, and that expedatiun was Most amply giatified. Ilia own performance was in she fitat style of excellencr, and he provided a powerful train of attxiliariei in VIGANONI, RoYEDINO,• MOtt ALL', Mrs. Asia,, and Miss tIAR R I tICTOII, 'Who - made her first pearance in public, anti who will ti c all essential prop to the vocal department of musical, rifcles.— Asux, the PETRIDrat and other excellent Per fotmers, supported the instrumental province with equal eclat. There were. about - eight hundred per. sons wresenr i with , the PRINCE of WALes, the Dusts Of CAstattroor, and a brilliant display of beauty and fashion. 4 DUBLIN a MAY 2.-- an adjournment of the Quarter Assembly held t 's day a very animated Debate took place on flit smissal of Mr. GIFFARD by Lout HAttAW7cXe.: Resolved, that it is the undoubted right of every Sub. jest of this Realm to petition any ilranch of the Legislat ure.. Tre hat to injure any Subjeel tit rite exercise' of this right is-oppressive. •• hat We have lmard with strong feelings of regret that a Member alibis House has been deprived of an Office tvhiclt he held under the Crown tOr 2Z yearv, in colts,viyeL4F: of his havirtv : WEST lATDIA I,,YELZ.IGENCLJ. BATA, MAR , 3I 24. . 11 I easily pidure to tri”ell the :number of if;Tii . k, filers you +bill see :in the City.and tit LiOytl'7; the arrival of this Vessel ~ , the. V enerat/e), the French Shim that 'dipped the vigilance 01 oJr Treat from ofr auchefort :have: arrived in these After a passage of :to days they , rtacheti Mar ,svhete they os,IY , remained civo days to land sick. They then sailed for bortiinica, and attacke,l the Town, which was onfortnnately set on 'Pro 1t our own wadding and burnt down. The ffrcich.- lost laerween Soo and 400 men killed, and near wounded; they then suintenned the Town to to,oool. in three hours, 7,500 i. of tvhiCh ceived. They took every ship at anchor, and tnaoe the best of their way to G'uadidoupe, where,. after landing their wounded,iind gent i some refreshtwnt they sailed for Montserrati Nevis, and St. Kitt', areach Island they levied large sums of money liti took every Ship and Vessel that could swim, 1 " are again returned to ;;vlartittique. Their next o we understand, is Antigua, for the same purpose, no doubt. " I forgot to say, that At Sr. Kitt'3 they horn: down the fine Town, called 13 n,seterre. W.. Let( they are much bloated by the Governor of M irii nique, for not having' Made their first attic!: ~.$ Harbtdoes ; 'for there,' oarlike, they would ik.ve made their fortune,' both ilt Shirping and Prod e, or rather money. Imieed, had they ..cotn last we-k, they would have fauna .full 200 Ships at anchur itt our Day. I find we and to expett theM It-re they Kill suffer_ieverely if airy make the ptie,n, We hate been under arms twice since their rte , , and twice have Imarchcd at the head of 700 tik..k •,) meet them, " There wiltbe very few kit•to story, if they corns here z . tOr"tve have upvirlt.is •.t • , many Regular Troops, and ae.mny . leri, and Artillery.intn Sufficient to repel the. fittadi Our Ports are put in a prorr ,State wi is our determination U , etittle.rvery thing afloat, rather di of I! , y !i hands of the Enemy, whose witui be devastation and pillage at eviry 1 ' been at, without a wish either to t I'4 session of one : this certainly Vite fare that will distress us 1110 S t, as it will tfllctui prevent the lalands, they have, already visited, or intend to visit, from'sending al of their t itoduce' home." runt THE BARBAdOES CAI:MTS. Rridge,Tcithe, March 23; 180 g! " The plundering of the Islands of Sr. Kitt'Fi and Nevis by ,the Forces (mentioned in our, last), is now fully, conkrmed to the further Oil, grace of those ignoble Commanders, Oa the morn. ing i of the sth inst. ,the .whole of the French Scum- Bran beibre stated, .with. the addition of two Schoooers, 'arrived off St. Kitt's, and about noon the'Frigates . and ‘saialler Vessels came to anchor in Basseterre Roads, and landed 600 men, who im mediately took po4sessiort of the Town and the Militia having Previously marched to Brimstone: 1-lilL A Committee froni the inhabitants ryas soon after strut on hoard the Adriaiidlis Ship, with off,,ts to surrender the - Town and . its Dependence, with all arms, animunition, on terms of capitolatior. To this the French COmbiander replied, that' thy had not come to rrquire territory, but to levy c 00.,., tributions ; they therefore demanded aOomoo lars s from the iphabitants at large, 4.0.0.,0 from the Colle(tor of the Cu toms, and 40,000 from the Shin Owned, to spare their Vessels, requiring that tl,e same should be paid by nine o'clock riext. morning, at the time time threatening to burn the Town in case of delay. opprested and dismayed People. found it impossible to raise this sum but by tan. sacking all their treasure: t(a - ,0001. currency in cash was produced, ,s hich,. with a Bill of Ekchang,e of t 0,0301. sterling, drawn for the purpose, ao:i negotiated pith a resident American Merchant, was paid . to these freeb rOters, in hopes that they woull stay their hands' from, further outrage. " This, however, had not the desired tine,t, tan! these insatiate robbers, not only purloined two Ships (the Carolina, laden with sugar, and Thsmr:, laden with ccffee and cotton), which they carried off with them, but set fire to and totally consurntd Ott following Vessels, being the whole l a yi ng the. fr viz. Mattbertd, Yount ; Lady Nelsen,, liU tfilE Opette, ; and Thetis, SMITH ; and then pro ceeded to Nevis, where they also extorted a heavy Contribution, but the inhabitants not having the means of paying more than .toool. these disappoinre.l .banditti, by another conflagration, destroyed tits following vessels; Led; Jane Cul.r vn ; TiWini, PEAK; Are l!'/, itINEN ; Corral ; ECNIFe; DAw is.' On rite 6th inst. in the eveni ,, g, these Troops were re..embarked, and the Squadtoo proceeded to sea, with ' the avov.ed iotentiort of *{aying the same game at Montserrat; the issue of Which we have not yet learnt. The Enemy ILiv,-; since returned to Martinique, and by the List A.:- counts arrived at Fort Royal about eight (1 , 13 .4 by this contiguity out vigilance has been inert:, ed tt ; be t . ; uttr!tnttnio7ay thinge n ot f tie butrneasur s aticapted hr us, are and watchful preparation to receive them. A '1)1:1. patch.boat arrived laerelast night from Commodwe .air SAMUEL Hoot), who, we are happy to learnt, continues in good health, Lind in high 'spirits, (twin the hope tit, obtainiog n speedy reinlorcebuott enable him to attar t: thuEurmy's force " Two Frenchmen, car fined in Clerkenwell well, quarrelled th., other day * but were sevarAtt,J. Soap atter it WAS iiiiCi}Veted that one of them ii,44t hanged himself. The btn we, cur d..wrs, parently lifeless ; but 10r. lass toing, with perseverance, the Mean,' Retusclt 4 tion pto,crll-: , 1 by the littatittle SOCiety s fOr 1109 hAtri, twvme,L.l. in restoring the unhappy man to life. 'lle Prit.l Committee ray:: him izrt;at'prAise on :httird 4y lilt# , and it is probable the Humane tewar his laudable exertion,,. This day the LoPJ MAY(a ordered i: of Bread to be redi.;,::d 3d. ire Pcc T