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EVik Y THORN FON, of the King's Ths.itiv., I Windsor, having enga;ed the Theatre of NI). C')l,_ LINS, for One Week wily, ()tiers to the I NHABIT„ik NTS a Novelty .4 a.superior ti ~ tre—the SE coma Rose! US, Mosier CHARLES CRISP (only thirteen Years of who has performed at the Theatres Royal, Windsor, Man chester, Hereford, Worcester, Gosport, Reading, Ste, &c. will make his First Appearance on MONDAY, April is, in the Trigedy of BARBAROSSA. Ach;uet, by the SECOND ROSCIUS. NVith a favourite Farce, called BON TON. • On Tuesday the t6th, the adMired Drama of The Castle Spectre; the P.m of Osmond by the Second Roicius. To which will be added, - The Sulta►t. The YOUNG ROSCIUS will perform every livening. MA11.5-;. Avtg.tvan Hamburg!), ullublik 2 Witterforci. Gottenburgh, ; Lisbun, s Dublin, t Waterford. Cons. PRICE t11•' STUCKS • ?sls DAY AT TW&LVS O'CLOCIE. - 1 Red. Ann. 561 1 (Minium . 31 THE SUN. soLE:,4 QUIS DlC&ltlt FALSULt AVDEAT L 0 N D 0 N, SATURDAY, APRIL 1 3, 1805. No further authentic accounts have yet been re. ceived from the West Indies ; but there are in. numerable reports in circulation. It was yester day stated that a Letter 'had been received by a Mercantile House of great respectability in Dub. lin, from Barbadoes, dated the 28th of February, which Letter announced the arrival thereof the Con. voy from Cork, which sailed on the 27th of janu 7 ary, with 3000 men on hoard.—lt further stated, that sac) men had been sent to Dominica to rein force Gen. Pit Vo&T ; but that they had returned, not "haVing been able to effen a landing. We axe inclined, to think that there is some inaccuracy in this state. merit. The Convoy from Coll{ was spoken with to the southward of Madeira on the t 3115 of February, and it was not supposed that it would reach .Barbadoes before the beginning of March ; it is therefore very improbable that it could arrive there so long before the 28th of February, as that 500 men could have been sent thence to Dominica Sand have returned again before that day. 'We stated - some days ago, that we had reas ,, n to believe that General MEYER! had succeeded in throwing are. inforcement of Soo men into Dominica, which may, perhaps, bete given rise to the above report. Cer tain we are that Government place iittle•retianceon the Letter from Dublin, aboVe-rrientione& IT must' be stocking to the liberal feelings. of Englishmen, to observe the unfeeling triumph which ,appears in some of the Public Prints 'respetiing Lord Mei.vit.LE. To the dCcision of Parliament, As the Representative of the Nation at large, it becomes the duty of all Tartlet) to submit with tie. lettuce But the unminly exultation displayed by soms people, is a strong presumptive proof that the most rancourous enmity athiated their minds with re vet to the, isnfortunate Nobleman ; fur, other. wine, bowed down as he is before the Decree of Parliament, a sentiment of humanity would succeed to the demand' for justice. Such condo& is exactly conformable to the furious spirit of the ti French Reformers. What a melancholy reflection must it be to every , man who feels as Englishmen hhould feel, that so much acrimony and Party vio. !cote should exist while the Egemy is at the door. To that Enemy Both bitter and disgraceful animo. sity most afford encouragement, and induce him to think that he will find an easy prey in Peopl. as much divided among themselves. We have extracted frcin a Dutch Paper which was received last night a ri'lithonati - on of Out Bata.. vier% State Direaory, respeding the mode of voting for or against the naw Constitution. The People of Holland seemed very naturally to h ave enter . tained an opinion, that as there were three distind Prop4sitions submitted to their. consideration, viz. the Plan' of the new, Constitution, the Powell of the Office of Chief Pensionary, and the Person who was' tri fill that Office, they had a right to vote upon each of these Propositions as they thought proper. In this, however, they were mistaken, for they' are infoitUed in the Proclamation to which we allude, that they are to *ate upon the three Propositions 'at once, and either accept or rejefi them in we ; and, as if it were determined to heap every possible insult ,upon this unfortunate People, ',they are told, that those who tin not vote at all shall be considered as having voted for all the three Propositions. 'Letters from \firma* state, that the Insurrettion in Servia has assented 'so formidable au appearance, that the Austrian Cordon of Troops has been pug • tu ented on. the Frontiers of Serv ia. There ii oothiug of impqrranee in the Fremdi popeo which arrived last night. FRANcti Nur,— CrIATEAU, -formerly one cat 'the Picettory, a ap, pointed of the Senate for ,ne )tar,.! Tws 113tnburst due on Wednesd.ty arrived thi, +morning. The following are the mist im. p',rt4nt articles ofintelligence which it brings; COWtTA NTI NOP LE, NN Bs 25, ThC Russian Troops destined for Corfu, which, till their Ocpar lure for that Island, have, been lodged in Barracks at Buyulcdera, have suffered mitch from the cli. mate, to which they were unaccustomed. These Troops will continue their voyage when the ship that brought them shall have been. repaired. As soon as the Pasha of Seutaii had left Adri. anople the Banditti of Roniela again colleaed, to the number of six hundred men, and laid under contribution, or burned, several villages, and approached so near the Capital, that apprehen. sions were entertained for its safety ; but we have since received the agreeable intelligence, that a 'strung Detachment whist! Iras marched against them has shut them up in a village; and sourround. ed them in such a manner, that probably not one of them will be able to escape. In Egypt the Albanians still prevent the 'Bey* from advancing to Cairo; but their number dirbinishte every dAy, by desertion and repeated engagements, and is now not supposed to be more than 4.000. Twen. ty.five other Beys have joined the Mamelukes,which latter are receiving reinforcements every day. The courage of the Mamelukes is much praised, as is the experience of MINIMID ALI, the Chief of the Albanians. Almost all the Consuls and European Agents have left Cairo, and retired to Rosetta or Alexandria. On the 20th of January Admiral Lord Nittsorr sent advice to the English Afnbassador here that the Toulon Fleet had put to sea, with a great num .ber of Troops on board, probably intended to make a descent on the Morea or on Egypt.' The Admiral at the same time sent advice of the sailing of this Fleet to the Turkish Commandant in the Morea. VIVWNA, MAKCH 27. —On the z4th instant died here, in the •forty.sixth year of his age, the Reigring Prince Louts of LICIngNSTEIN..— By his will he, has secured to all his domestics and dependants their salaries and pensions during life he has left 1,200,000 florins annual revenue. His Heir is Prince JOHN of LICHTENSTRIN. the body was laid in state in public, and to-mor. row will be conveyed to Moravia, and buried in the family vault. It is now determined that the Diet,of the King. darn of Hungary shall meet in the month of Novem. her. The Emperor of the Frenth has, caused the Palace of the Count Di intias to be purchased : it will in future be the Hotel of the French Embassy. BARCELONA, 'MARCH 16.—Yesterday evening the En g lid i Fl e et appeared before our Harbour, and sent a Flag of Truce to the Cuntnandant..General here, reviling refreshments and necessaries for the Squadron, with threats, in case of refusal. His Excellency in consequent called a meeting of the pr.ncipal Military Authorities, to tuke their opi. nion in what manner it would be proper to aft. Advice was sent • to the English that'an answer would soon be returned, which, hoWever, has not yet been sent. MISTS itD*l4 l •Arait. 2.4—Our Gaxe.tte contains the following article, dated Paris, March z 8: " Pri. vate letters from Brest • mention, that they are there aetively employed, in etribarkiog 18,000 men on board.the Fleet. The Council of State meets almost every day at St. Cloud. The Pore will not return to Rome by the way of Milan. The Coronation of .the King of Italy will be perfumed by the Archbishop Cardinal CAPKA,II.A. Whether Lu. Clart BoNAPARTI is at presentat Milan is not publicly knoWn." We are assured that the Frensh Government has granted to Portugal a further Neutrality, on con. dition of an annual Subsidy of six millions of ctu. wades. HAMBVROU, APRtt. 5. —Two Hamburg Ships front England (Captains' names 'Htrt R. and Timm,s) who were obliged to put into Cuxhaven by Sttc3l of weatheri have been seized by the Ftecch, and their cargoes confiscated, to be shared among the Troops occupying Hanover. The value of their cargoes is 80,000 marks banco. Yesterday tivirning His MAjarer, the Due of CAMBRIDatt, the ?titbit:asses MARY and AMr LIA, accompanied by Lord SoMeltY ILLS, Count MtIN sTER, General , . GwyNN anti FITZROY, ere, walked to St. Georges Chapel, and heard an excellent Ser mon preached by the Rev. Pr.CnotcsoN, from th e 9 11 1 Chapter of the P.pistle to the Hebrews, 22d verse. Oa Monday 'His MAiitiTT will take the diver. *jun of stag-bunting. Munrem, which falls this year at Eton, will be put off on account of Hi, MAJRSTy's Birth-tidy' falling on Whit.Tneaday till the Tuesday following, - MATTA'S , ORMWALL Is, with his Secretary, Geo. Atte gotomuy Rob Esq. anti some other Gentlemen, left tuwn thismitroilig for Portsmouth, where they are to embark for the East Indies. The Af,,iwe'r ta igate,. an which they take their passage, sR a very fine ship, '4.1 thirty additional hands kmald• Yesterday Laing the inleron Vast of t 1 Cr cortun my: called Good Friday, It '3s 1114 with more decorum than hasbeen observed for woe years. His Royal Highness the DIM, of You set the pious exempla to his F e n o w.solaiers; with wheal he had shared the hard fate of bode. in attend i A l Divine Service at the Military Chards in the money, Westminster, accompanieJ by Detachments, of the Coldstream Guards. A most excellent dlr• course was delivired on the - occ asion by the Re, -Mr. Dexix, from St. Luke's Gospel, verse 42. " Father I I fthou be. willing, remove this cup from utgi nevertheless, not my will, but thy will, be don:." Yesterday morning the Raissiin 'Ambaser transacted business at Lord Mulgrave's Offite.- Yesterday, about three o'clock, the LORI) CiitiP caLLoa had an interview with Mr. PITT. In the List of the Majority on Monday last 60 1 are two mistakes. Mr. DI YE e Li. did not vel e ; and Mr. T. Bitootes, who inte nded to vote spine Lord MILVILLR, was taken ill , . and obliged I. leave the House before the 'division. --Tile Not •_` anti Mr. Perast did e! in the majority, and their names are omitted. - Mr. GRATTAN, it is said, is comin g' e inta! i di e Halpern for the express purpose of supportit Catholic. claims, But if we may Mat tO to that have been often repeated, t h e Irish do riot with to have the subjeet agitated in ' t sent state of *affairs, but merely to submit , tita titian to Parliamentary attention. There is at present a vacancy in the.Otder gp pe tt e d,T as also in that of Sr. Patrick * - ha t h sr !"lif ' 1109 0 ! to he fi lled before the onsuing Ines the Order of the Garter. si• Yesterda y mornin g the St. Andteeell 2 " 0 ,, George's Volunteers, Lieut. Colonel gi A9l l i of sembled in Gray's Inn Garde ns, and melt* from thence to Croydonoo do perslatten ruu i'ai pf the space of ten days. Th e y mustered than uP w . c owl4 g, that 2 °° effedive me n . Considerin , 10 number upon paper does not ansoent risoisf taking into our consideration what is tt h muster of Volunteer Corps in general, ill;" 'eft ! hit d e g i =rout assemblage, upon an occeslon tlt,il. them of so many da's attention Or) thc if eti ptel• avocatio ns, able indeed. m ° T y hbetyw fa i rlyer said e i t : p b ; 1 ; munition, stores, and provisiont, fat., as. suet venient for conveying along with the m, in very soldier-like appearance.' hire J i l/ 411- Several Corps of Sharp Shooters rind . 4 0 4 also undertaken to perform peretrinent du l l 0 . 0 0 limited period. But several of the rd Sou te th,aide of the water hare resolved le id ol ! opportunity of going into' Country Quar,s the Whitson holidays. Reg ent The East India Company's three 1, m ho Volunteers went each to a separate chur%iso ot st divine service yestetday, Several othetit. to church, each in their particular dielfir., gong , The +th Dragoon Guards, at roe"' a t s o els will replace the Greys at the te ,tt ; as ott petted . to arrive there in - four Too - inst. Ist . anti' 3 d o f m 3 y, our' and 10 11. , occupy the Royal Cavalry Barracks, troainder will be disposed of in the ° i l l ; w hich haf t The ad R. N. B. Dragoons (GOV'T to t: 4 been stationed at Canterbury fur fie c e a r l Y c heste t t • past, a te tinder Orders to I° mont h.' Att will march on the 29th of the prese nt - a lso . The 831 Regimtoat of the Line 10014001.! orders for Canterbury, and may be egi rive in the course ola few day , . ef • a Al The division of the 6th 'tern' o Big" Y°"` Guards marched on Thursday from 0 on their route for Exeter. I Gei The gth Regiment of Dragoon . 0 4 1 itlet ha march itsto Sh.-ffield Barracks on a te - h tla fk ' re h ran t e l o f , relieve the 7th, who art 81 0111---- 1 -- t,f T ra h a e o D n o t l t i l o e as B t t e h r ofoivluinayte,er Woof 0 4 01 311 to be on Pa r ' for twenty-doe days.'CO loa li g ht 00 11 ; A Gentleman, who not long inncy with him from the East a sum off°oo4s,•e ° o r to two hundred and sixty thoosaTu; P at t heid t od to have latch v lust the whole °I tha''",,,,inis table'. A ftiend remarking to h ir er, o re; • 'his proceeding — -he replied ' 4- ' 1 jet o it is only another seven y ears YoYsFon in d ro te el The leading topio of consterestitottastreeripof circles at present relates to th e etn' iits i e a Noble Lord in consequence 01 11 2 , o hle. ter on the part of his sons to the gool:iut e is kethois though every precaution w hich eu°' o et to c hit o been resorted to, in order to colin ce _„ 0 ,01 (~. of that dettrudive vice in tliette yililkncife/tklOceil medics applied have hitherto pr at cooovieloo. The Staten Engine employed a, the Gratiu Stoney Si:afford, o n t he works ° 1 . 0 „ , it is I f , don Canal, took fire last w eek, etv' o ' c l e sslY ' O O O some !mt‘sstiet. and - ciodert being c , out near to the wood-work "ribie.,,beuoasottl:(:;lo4 it was eontail.ed, anti was , e n t er , hsl'i On Wed,,esdav l as t , iot Atic c rl , e t w a i e l d t ex o n n i 0 N s at e n d t: e ‘ l v b e " a rr . v ,. i l t : or r rc has occasioned. the old e ngine 1 lop irin jto jot' :work. Theleather hinge or th e a t he of the •torcing pump, givi n g ' 4 ' 1 ,104 g i o of the c) Linder and of the bea n ' occa,sioned . the +Os of the P' l , ll 7 ) .,rate ki way, by which the pump -rod s,,l e t he lea .00 14 . beam. it is not many week ii"‘ 0001 1,0 0 0 01 the -pump valves gave waY , . the irt; 6 0( and the load of the engin e . be lk it removed, the working beam 1 "1, -- f. t he ",,fols such ViolcnCe as 10 bteilC ale . ecor rOc e . l ll o , o o by its side: to guard against the a quern of levers were thett cot o , catoros,olet case the beam struck the fluor, 1 , f steam arum the Wiler to the c'?,"_t ,bet',oll: Ac t ocO ten the r, instantly tot tiff, but this „ ion 0, . be nothing but better conoro‘' 11 oser ve,' o , 10 I valves, with metallic hinges, . from bn' engine and engine-h ouse l och , (0 0' steam cylinder piston rod is ' l ! st e _ a rid! s c o ot slo' Violtnt pitching of the engl n , i ; o pal ( ' p iclelofr will be necessary to complete " rvio g the t he I I on ;in the Mean titne, lc ? 1 ' 1 , 4) 0 11 / 1 4 16 O f) constantly, day and n ight , it 1, 4 0 tic will sustain no incoov systtic‘ vacer.