The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-06 00:00:00

~~ 'GI »~ their vlain madt be ne OILINCFI:P7R of tbr E.:Y CIiEQ .. LIER " ft " he sh "lild Certainly feet himself bound, in the I. 't instance to press tlae question, whether the House should agree or disagree to the Resolutions of the Corornittee pronouncing upon the guilt or inno. cence of the Sheriffs, and that the quest ion.of hearing Counsel or exculpatory evidence in behalf of the Sheriffs should he applicable only to the degree of famishment which the House might think proper to I Prlid. The first thing to he done was to dispose of the present Moti on ; w hi ch . was for ' hearing the Charge at the liar of the House ; to that Motion he • Proposed that the Haase should disagree. He should then propose to agree to the Resolutions of the !' 'Committee, and pronounce on the guilt of the She. 'tiffs i and aftertvards would come the qneatinn of -,' ll eartag Counsel, &c. previ ous to ' t h e H ouse pro. boilseiag judgment. c TILia brought forth some further observations ' i orntvir. Fox and Wfr, SHERIDAN ; by way of ex. sintion. . .. , • kr. sfi, BROWN justified .the proceedings of the Committee, whose Resolutions censured the concluft tithe Sheriffs ; the Committee had extra(ed parts 'of 'the evidence which were most .strikingly Ma' '. l . l Pial on that head ; but if any Hon. IVlember was .'e. li traliified With • those extrado s the - tvilole Report ss„,• „ ''"lf i r,be iota before the House. . .:,.. ' ~, r. FITZGERALD entered into a history of the •,'-.'ltlicalitin of the principle of Mr: Gitailv tt..LE's . t 11 ,, 1.4611 4 '.l u ses of Eledion before the rarliatnent •i:. '"i'relkild, and eXpressed a doubt whe t h e r th e C om te it. , tkilottr,isresen t - . cant: `proper authority JO - . I NrtrPOnclusively oft the conduct of the Sheriff;.. ~''' 'CHOC ELLOR of the EXC HEQU E R 44 % 4 .1 , ' i i ,,,., lc" t he Hon. and Learned Gentleman, by ob. — "nits Chat the Petition of Mr. Mainwaring, on Which o . l ', T , - 41,, indi .‘ , O uic ._or this proceeding was fountled, 0 , , Y, coliplain e d o f t h e miscontiod of the she r., ts fi ft : e *l"'e lite.„Eedion ; and the oath of the C om . .-, la wil todetermine,upon the matter o f t h e sa id ,etiton in I . to i i, ~' !.1 1 1t tttey had as much power to decide ti lt hor n concha of the Sheriff's as on the Return. The sO l ! ii7 ; ~h a d been put to their defence to the Charges tur 7 o o against them, and had been fully heard atethet Committee in their own defence. , Th e ' 6 .• epion was then put on hearing the charge at tit'Pfnd s , ' a r ; when strangers were ordered to w i th. Is;) s o ar; not te.admitted ; during which time 1 ths u nii erstood that the M ot i on was ne g at i ve d , an d ,stifle House th en p rocee d e d to cons i der the Resolu. O. ": 41 ;" Commit tee in the mode recommended by 1 a z i ,n;ncellor of the Exchequer ; agreed to the first, until the further consideration of ' this sub. A"III this day se'nnight. t ita., ~,,, 4.,. , thy, Vali Ante the House adjourned to this v . zu_l MAILS. . ut lblino Waterford. Duz—z liamburglr, Waterford. .• • •PitiCt STOCKS vot t ,i ( jii Ill s DAY 4? TW4LVIi O'ctnC4 • 591 S N. t • ioz,Eti Qui' DIA?? ZoNbON, DuCP J ih 9° VtibNkst34l* rtiBRUARY 6, iSos. W I th . h,, A0 : 11 ih "tning received Now.Yeek Papers to 114: u . n " 1 ,,` 11 ' , ' They State the receipt of Dispatches ~, el l the totall i failure of the E xpedition - 44111 31 • Trlp o li pedition Th'i LaTticuiars of the failure are, 4%0t ~ • . hiind,. Thera in any or the Paper s yet come to h i th 'nett ere a few other articles of intelligent& lest PaPeill *Kelt will Ire found in a subse that e n ) t ill .., "'"n. The Cambrian is Stated to have a 1 '. 11 "'" at Norfolk, bu; having received damage in lev " e Bale, the Reft , s/retievair e was to remain 1141i1 6 former Ship was repaired. It i,' It s tated at t6v"l in p r i vate Letters which we havvre. lii 4' y,. 041 i n pa that a meeting of the Black Chiefs in Si. ll (1 Was to h e h e l d the totnrneneement of this 114 : hi ont r i)t , i ' U T the 1 ,4 1 ) se of arranging the Te rms o f le ; r A 4 cot, , —nitt cjid Treaty with G'reat firinin. 1,41 tr LA bi t' 1. nl ght WI feteiVeli Paris ! J ahr: (0 the '160,1 1 4 the c ‘O 1 s e we find an Qin i4l Letter' from ii , tron Br;` ,Ptispto c 1 . ; j kltn , 0 oriel in t h e service of Atotrii,. t . () li lio 441 GAlt DANN C, commanding the first Divt. iOO that 4 °I the Preneli Army in Italy, which states, ° pt 6 Rmpeautr of GPItMANY had or3ered a der 1° ° lt of Troops to be establitibed on the 'Art a , f 4 1 rr`r ( le 1 or the purpose of preventing the intro. 0.0 10 , , 11 '''' of the contagious distemper which hail n Lit r &h t .,. , , „ r , il ; ' "L in 1 uscany. This has all along been or k p the out , orri, It., nsilde ohjett of the Austrian Cordon in iit ts l , a "'Y% hut the great number of 'Froops employed r irl it), this 0 . j,0 1 , 1 , 11 pllrpoSt, and the anxiety evinced by the ` )Pr it o , ll ;,' 'w.lrtr: ell w ith rteped to this measure, sufficientlY in. ;kite it to b e no improbable conjecture that these tit' t°6 P 8 're l Placed there rea 10 with a view to ,Nab; 1(44. diffei'tnt obita. ;1-''o f ill ti , 4119 , te (4overnments of Italy !rave, it is said, 's , li t e :# l lll i i i ;4,:ati:it ro,,m.ake common Cause. with Spain and 1 1(c r I , . ,his nrinificent word all includes a few r i 1 , 1 0 'I: tty St.., e sire buto,ll ,•11 smile m whose rsktv wtaih will excite lit " :l in this C ountry. pi,d,,ti:l, The old iii l,l sto iv of the M e di at i on of Prussia is 1.4111te epe ate d ry . We wonder the Parisian mann. of IK„in r r l ~, of ne ws hav e nut found out sumethi"g r d of t as il 0 141 k a b out. ' ' c : t i sJI ii I+ l ci 1111 onoA o* 34 14 Nt) further authentic account, have been rceeiv levtaisl the Rochefort Squadron. lt rr l'nried that they have got into Arm, hut 4c4 Nt inclined tjj tielicY3 A * V )1 N E We have been favoured with the following Account of the toss of His Majesty's Ship Doris, by an ()nicer ut that Vessel. About six o'clock in the evening of the r 2tll of - January, in coming through the Beniquet Passage, into the DI) , of Quiberon, a few minutes after. the Pilot had reported her past all the dangers, she struck on a sunken rOck, and began to make water so rapidly, that when we anchored, half an hour afterwards, there was four feet water in her hold, notwithstanding the immediate and unremitting exertions of the people at her pumps from the mo. ment of the accident. At midnight the water had risen to the orlop deck, although the guns, anchors, shot, &c.. were thrown overboard. All hands, . Officers and men, were employed pumping and baling from the hatchways ; and sailt,thrumerwith oakum, had been applied to her bottom. Confidence now begin droop.;—there was much swell of the sea, with squally weather ; and little chance appeared of saving even the' lives of our men. Already-had rafts been construEled, and our boats got out, which could not contain above half the Ship's Company, when providentially the Puttips began to gain on the leak. Hope again re doubled our efforts, and . by .eight o'clock. next morning there was not a foot of water in the Ship, though it still required all, the pumps at work to preserve het in this state. During the 13th it blew with such eittrime vies. lence, that the Ship drove; and we lost all our boats except two; yet we still held our own at the pumps ; and, in the evening, when the gale 'moderated, by the application of additional sails and mats over the leak, had so far succeeded as to keep her clear with one pump aft and another for. ward. We were now joined by Xlii Majesty's Schooner who informed us of the sailing of the French Squadron from Rochefort, which ‘4 e had just, re. turned from reconnoitering ; urged by this motive, and bystn assurance that the Enemy were aware of our situation, confident, that if the weather coml. nued mild,. as its present ,appearance indicated, we should reach England in a few.' , days,' we weighed on the t 4th, with..,'a :gentle . breeze from . the ,• • southward, In, this., we were disappointid. No. sooner had we cleared the Bay than the . wind vetted to the contrary ptiint, and blew violently; our :tails were washed from the bows ; the water began to gain upon us ; the limbers were choaked with ballast ; the pumps became crazy, and in need of contkual repair : the men, harassed and • . . exhausted by incessant fatigue, could no longer be stimulated to ItElion, even by the horrnr of im-. pending destruaion, but sunk into lethargic sleep on the least interval of, exertion...-;—The Ship would no longer answer her helm, and fsotn this,circutn. stance, being unable to regain the land, and a ire. menious sea setting us down on the dreadful locks, despair ; took place of thelfallaeious hopes. webadao lately cherished, The. magazine was deluged, and theShiP,began . to settle forward with accelerated rapidity. The Carpenter pronounced her untenable, cif which opinion the other Officers had been fur some titne:—.lt wait resolve& tO abandon her, though oar • hopes of saving . the men were but slender, from the impetuosity of the sea. The signal was made for , the 'Felix to hoist her boati out ; our own were ready at the stoic moment, and an American Schooner for tunately bussing near us, we began to send away the people as fast as possible.. Owing to, the judicious • ar t ratigetnetivof the - Captain . the Ship was'efaaated single accident, mad the equally divided.,between the American and( the Felix.: Capt. CA.141" 11. L was thel'ast Matt who gritted - the Wieelt, after setting fire to her upper 7 n;orks, and she shortly after sunk. To those who appreciate Juerit not brsuccess, hut by the condua of anion., the persevering inttepidity of Capoin CAM? Is EL. L on this occasion will not appear less admirable than his hetoiam in the capture of La Desiree, an an ion wbicb, amidst • the brilliant achievements of the list War,. still • shines in undiminished lustre. • Cowes, Fs*. 5.---Arrived here last evening, the American Brig Coq/nen-0, Joon Haar R Mas ter, laden with tobacco, from Alexandria, end had been only seventeen days on her passage; during which a tremendously heavy sea had 'washed her boats, with every thing muvible, from' deck; and the extreme severity of the weather had been such, that for fourteen days they were without fire, and under the / necessity of eating their provi. sions uncooked. Also the Jahn amit from Raugbar to Soothamptoo. TWO O'CLOCK, r. Arrived this instant the American Ship Tra. .vtller, Captain jottrt Krootra, from Baltimore, laden with tobacco, leaky. Captain KIDbELCfC. ports, that he was boarded by a French-Privateer, t Scilly, two "days ainees cilleci the Bothirtarte, triittinting 4o guns% 1 4 LY1..toutt, . ,1.. Arrived the Thind,rer, of 74. gne`c, ' BtliFOltD, from Bantry tay, to refit ; the art, of 8o guns, Rear.Admi.. ral Sir T. GRAv ea, and the Tolman', of 8o guns, from c Rochefo.!3 ; the hero, of 74. guns, from the Channel Fleet ; and the Pclythernus, of , 6.4. guns, from Spithead. Arrived the American Brig Commerce, Captain TAYLOR, from the ifivannah, with sugar, &c. captured by the Lady Warren Armed Ship ; the Magdalena Aida Prussian Galliot, laden with cot. ton, &c..from_Seville, bound to Embden, detained by the Carofitte.Armed Brig; the Spanish Ship St. Migsrel el Felix ' with a valuable cargo, and a gum. tity of dollats, detailled some time since by the Lively 'Frigate, 'Li Cork ; the itletta and DorotAy Bremen,, • Capt. HisTER, laden with wheat, &c. `antes, detained by the Santa itlargarella Frigate. Arrived the Yukali, LANDER, from Dublin; and the 'William am? Mar), EVAN,, from Waterford also a Fleet of Coasters from the Westward. Sailed the Mob: Frigate on a Cruize. The St. George, of 98 guns, went out of Hat. bour on Saturday evening, and anehnr:d in Caw. sand Bay. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. S.—Arrived in this Har. hour, the Raager,Cew, and Mot:ague, Cox, from Plymouth ; Unity, WARN, from Littlehatnpron ; /fear/ of Oak, MURPHY, 11runshley4AmE4, and Neptat, FISHER, from Chepstow ; /hp, Pave, from Waterford ; His M4jesty's Ship Adr/pcmene, front the Squadron of Havre-de.Giace4 and His Majesty's Alp La Fielarieux, from Jamaica. DEAD Fla. so—Airived Ilis Majesty's Stoop Gain and liakety, Gallant, and Pincher Gun. brigs ) from the Note; also His Majesty's Shim Arab, .and Moldy, Drfearr, hound Gun brigs, from a Craize off Boulogne and Wrangler Gan-brig from Dungeness. Arrived the !lumber Armed ship, with a Con. voy of Coasters, from PLyinouth, Yesterday morning Admiral Lor:l KR ITII Shifted his Flag trout .the 'law to the Monarch. 41W RIC. 4. IfEW.YORK, DEC. 3E. The tritish Frigate Cambrian has 41rtiveJ Nor., folk.. A letter from Capt. Balt esfottD, mem io4st that she received some damage on her passage, in one of the most severe gal 43 ever experienced. The Revolat;avaire will remain •At Norfolk until the Cambr'run is,repaired. 4. Capt. Arum, who arrived at Nnitolk, in 1 5 days, from• St. Martins, informs,' that just before he • sailed, news Was received there of the, arrival of three ships of the Line, six Frigates, and 30 0 0. TrOOPS, at the ,Islands of Martinique and Goada. loupe, froni France. NEW,NoRK, JAN. 4.—Our"alLifs in_t.h© Medi terranean art by no means in so flattering a condi tion as they appeared to be some time since. Dis. patches have just been received by Government, from ConiOls O'Ratert 'and Gii,vlNo, which state,' that in another attack against the Tripolitan armament, made early. .'in September under the clireti,,n of Commodore FREBLe, many Americans were killed, and a great number wounded. An American fire. ship blew up in the inidst of, the action, and every soul on board perished: among the rest was a son o f General. WADSWOR.THr i .. Member of Congress.— In short, the enrerprize is stated to have failed. Same time after it was 'oVer,COMrpudure Hut arrived with his' squadron, but the season for, at. , tempting any thing against the Enemy Ms past,' for the weather bad set in so tempestuous, that the gun-boats, which atone can be employed in these atrackei - Oa not live on the coast. 'I he potticii. lars have•tiotlet been published, bat may be ex. peaecl in - a day or two. CottArois.--We have been favoured with the following information, regrind via Turk', ithoth. `11)c lion. Captain has hien sleociled, with titter or tom V f ,Tiltels of War under his coin. inand, Jamaica, for the purpose of blockading . the Is!alit' et Curava until its surrenier, which tt WAS expefteo very few weeks would accomplish, notwithstanding the arrival of a new Governor from Holland, wilt a few Troops. - By the hot accounts from Porto Plata, in Hispa. niola i we are authentically informed, that the Spa. 'nitwit at Sr. jag° de Hispaniola hail intercepted a lettet from the Ftench to Dessm.tists, offering to sacrifice and deliver up that.place to him if he would :allow them to retire unmolisted,,and to assist in the destrultion of thi Spaniard,. In consequence at which dis,:ntrery, the Spaniards anticipated the Fterith by attacking them, 27 of whom they put to death, Rod made about 300 mile of them pri. souls: ' The Comtnander in Chief of the French Forces at St. 04mingo, being apptised of this circumstance, sent to demand his Countrymen being delivered up to him; which was refused on the part of the Spaniards, who immediately thereupon hoisted Sp a ni s h colours at Sr. jaga and Porto Plata ; and applied to the Commander of a British Sloop of War there, requesting to be supplied with arms and ammunition, and to e same effett sent over to the Turk's Llands, as he fully expeaeti an attack from Mai:ALINES, who had aolletted 22,000 of his pea. ple for the purpmc—we understand, however, that neither of theSpanishCommarider's applications c , )uld with propriety be grantcJ, anti, of course, rieeelaity compelled a refusal. Thexp will b • e Drawing. Roan at St. j4mevs, Ibursdoy 4he 14%h Instant. FROM THE FRENCH' PAPEIIE. MlL;ki;, Jr. fO.---Baron De Lrots+ca, Cooi. nel in the serv:ce of the Emperor id d.Triikat-iy,, transmitted the 11!lowing Letter to C;ner.ll G DANNE, cf , rnin,nding the first division tit the Ftencii Army in Italy " Asittrian Ver.ra, Dec. 31, 1834. _ . 44 General, His Majesty the Emperor tt King having ordered a cordon of troops to be. establishe4 on the Adige, for the purpose of preventing the introduttion of the contagious distemper which has appeated in Tuscany, I have been direiqed, General, by His Excellency General Count Bat.t.i.cAltDP„ to apprise you officially of it, and :re assure you, that this measure, which will be carried into eic,cution on to.morraw, the tit of J..mu ;ry, t ifos, has no other objed than that which I,,have the honour to communicate to you, and of which you may firm mute ample details in the copy of the Order whiolt his been published on this necasioo. " Ai. the different Commanders of posts have the ' most striet injurittions to avoid every thin,g' which may conduce to the interruption : of liatniuny, or the communication between the two banki, in such places a 9 it shall he allowed, I ,flatter conformable to the wishes of his Imperia; and Royal Majesty, the good understanding which itts al ivityr. existed bet'veen both Govt!rninenn ! , will be "exposed to no interruption. Permit,me, General, to avast, myself of this opportunity of renewing to yna those sentiments of high consideration and re4peta,.. ful esteem wi;h which I have the hunniir to be, See. " Baron Dc LEG ED; COionei PARIS, jAN. „, ivo persons of ,the O;One l s FLAcHAT and CriRPF.lllv., ur! , l a number of ethers, charged with having swindled the I),ilee of Loot., were' arrested on Sunday athi Monday last, and delivered up to the criminal Court.; AUCbI3UaCH, JAN. 13.-;--Threv Courier: Italy art ived :tete at the same time. The fo9'tter were delayed 1W aeCuWit of fliC badiiessiof the 103d9 in the Tyrol, are alinj:st letter's brought by these Couriers inf , rin,' that all the Gnvetnments in Italy itopcar di'il/t)ltni to shut their p ort , aga i nst EitglAnd, 'Anti to mike clturnon cause with Spain and Frlnce.. it was reported at Venice, the QuEEN of ETRURIA anti the Court of Rome had aire,tdy transmitted I)eciarAtions tO this elTre.l to the Ct:orts of I).tri and Tt,, F rench mi n i ster at &vies-, at Nell as General St. C were,oo i!4e brit terms wi t h t h e G of that Kingdom, Wtt;eartTiroin St.Petershurph, that the! ohjeft of the Russian Ccmnt itinvo!.tLovF's to Lon don was, to communicate to ibe Ministers the epeoing Negniiatintis between Itus:ia anti France, under the mediation' n: CAD z, JAN. r. Almiral Si r joi!N OR Dlt has t% titter to OIL., Marqui4 D 1.4 SoLoANA, Cp. taiti.Geileral of Andalusia, and G4veroor of Cadiz, to inform him, that he has orders to declare the Port of Cadiz in a state of blockade ; Out expressing, at the same time, his willinitnes (;) s; a er ti i nti i ng boats to fish as ususl, provided the Spanish lute_ ties would not tire opt) any 13ritish Ships t hi: might chance to come within their reach. "I'o this .the Capt . iiin.GNietal has indignantly re. Oiled, (twit no punt or:contiiiitm :.(,ul,l exist • . whp.ai could release him (*tom his duty ; and that there %as no power on earth authoriz:d to nt , pose to•lion los dishonour. " Your Excelleoey," says he, m a y, if you please, deprive our innocent people of their subsistence, but never of their lionout, iltosa wh o have that of tieing their defenders. Neither the King my Master, nor his arms, have been th e og. grell3(7o ; .Gut they never will submit to t h e igno. rainy of a disgtaeeful inattlivity." CORN E'XCH4NCX E, FL a. 6. Ws have today `Wheat' in but sho r t supply, anti the late advance in the West Couctry Markets rends to support' late pricez4 o but few sales are made, pre. suraing on better supply, snme nue Daotzic reac!les 1 2 gs. per quarter ; Hurley in tolerable pletity, anti a trifle lower ; Malt ; Grey rather so; there 3re I),tit, few arrival , . I Oats, those chiefly from the North, and higher piic, , s are wiked; Flour in plenty, an d (114 ,J; a second tvi ilitY at le :,s than general currency ; other arttdcs have little fludua. two. . _._ . Wheat 9,s a tats. a tul., oti IICAIIs • 48 , 2 5.15 44 Fine ditto - I t4i 1,1 1(3 ~ i Twk Boons . 4.. ts A 4%,. ~ .gt •K ye .. .. Sin a 5',.) od t).iti as a 32.. Ajo ~)„t Barley - -4 6 i a .i.O oc'. I s 'iland do. -35 i; a itas (,*. i Malt - - 43 6., A 3 of: ' ft.:ii.: S,..secl . _ 44 1 a 43 1 ‘Vhite Pease szs a 556 ufl Fire:Flour - 9os ii 9ti oat Grey ditto - 43: a I L fat Seconil3 - . so a , os ~i Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, kits Mk. 3zstY attived at the Quen's House front Kew. aft er twelve o'clock kits IVl4laver set off' for Blackheath, on a visit to the PR ttscv,s uk WM. es. We are harry to say, I.dt 1% MA J cqnti nut , to get better. Yesterday the Dutt:t of &Tilt x dinz.d with HE h MAJ ISTY and the ht WES. The Kirin has been , pleased to grant ro Sir jowl c oLra y s , Knight of the Most Hortowable Older o f t h e Bath, A 114.1 Admiral of the Bit e Squadron of His MAIIISTY'a Fleer, the Office of Treiistirer and Receivet-Gentral of the itoyal flositital at Green. wich. The KING 114$ been pleased to, grant to the.R iglir Hon. Wtr,tais,l4 HAY, Earl of Errol, the Place and Office of itnight Marshal, of Scorlanti, in the rtraii of Sir LAUZIE, Bart. dzi.easeil. A Dublin Paper, received this morning, *taw, With resped to the decit•ion of the Irish Court of King's Bench relative to the arrest, of Judge jou'', so N, that three judges' only attendei the titheusliotls. of this subjeet;..two of them, viz. the Cif lEV JUSTIC E and Mr. justice DALY ) dcciared the:arrest valid; Mr. juatice DAY wits OR contrary opinion; and Mr. dustier joHtesoN W4S 01 (In u rie retuatvled, The Writ of HaAress Cerins, sued out in the of Exchequer, wail to be discussed on Monday hist. in that Court. The Whig Club yesterday held their secol ,, k meeting for the aeason, at the LoMit3ti `Last rn.— Tilt Duke of Notttnot w4l in the Chair, iu.: to e meeting was thinly' attend4d. apoli.gy made for the abA , nee of severil Mrtrtt. , erf , , OP plea of P.4llamentary dwy.