The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-03 00:00:00

"rite Master of an Americati'Vessel arrived at Cowes yesterday from Railtrdars, reports, that there are tOOO Gan-boats in readiness at that ',lace, anii that it is entirely filled with Troopst','. Tlf ri morning 'arrived . the Dub/i.,r.Mail of the loth. • The preceding night had Passed off quietly, in consequence,no doubt of the precautions of Go. v. , .•rurnent, The catise 'of the alarm was a threat in the Rebel Proclamation, that the execution of any Traitor would be a signal for a general rising. The guards Will . prebably remain dosubled, lind the ma.; sures of precaution will be continitcd 'till the Trials of the Traitors life over. Yesterday morning at half past nine. O'clock, H is MIAJ tiTy , accompAnied by the Dolts ofCAM. ?AMIE, aiIdPRINCESS SOPMA, and attended by Lady and Sir Wm, Prrr, Colonels FiTzitoY and TiVSBROW. Lard WALLSlNGllAtifi''atid Mr.• COI,T. MAN, took an airing on horseback, in Windsor Great Park, and viewed the different farms. lirtt MAJESTY and the' Pit INCEsSiti AUGUSTA anti ELI zn it 1171-1, with their usual - attendants, down' to Frogmore and viewed the different improvements making there, and returned in a coach to rile Lodge, at t o'clock. 'Fier 11(1 4 1 Fligliness the Pit t tqc css ALIE t.lB took a short ride on hot:Aback in the I,,ittie Park, and ;if terivmdi necornp;nika by the Put NCIPtS MAsty- f and attend,,:d by Linty CaislitAY, took an airing in a oci,il4.li by EnrOciillci.green, and. returned to the Lodge soon, alter twelve o'clock. At hall ttot five o'clock no Thursday evening, their Royal ifighors3es the Ptt INCESSES AMELIA anti 1 - I,;eittil., attended by Lady PLANLEIr t took aiein g it-Ca iffiCiAle by Sandltitt.Gate, and rc. tnened to the Lodge at Windsor about seven Thurtbiy evening being remarkably fine, the ‘t•Wi usu:tl attendants walked on'the 're:nice ti;i near eight o'clock, and numbers . ; t h e n t iigbbonting nobility Were present : after. war As. ;it P. 'IAI t:s'rtEu hail a seled party at the O tt Tkiraday aftcrolooti the Honourable Lady, fAmily ,arriv e d at their house in v,rl. v r orwithltanling !Iv.' late drif' weather, the ttsr. Proi)l.l th , _! ndup.)9urhood, 404 Ably 1.13q=“: 03 . 104 Mitj E4Tl'a fari Ore very Bt;()ti , , NEWS.. Cow ra,.SEPT, z,...—Arrived the ridary, of Marble Head, Alflefied, STEPHEN BICKNELL ranter, from Rotterclam . ,' in ballast. • The Master 'reports; that there are r 000Gun.boa ts in readiness at Amsterdam, and that the place is as fall . of . Troops as it can hohi. PORTSMOUTH, SETT, 2.—Arrived the Pylades Sloop cif War, from Africa. The Pegasus Frigaiii bas . Signal for Convoy for the Downs. +:<, ... ,YARMOUTII, SEPT. 2.-*AiiiTtel in the Roads from a. Cruize, the Mein, Ze4 , ra, and Vesuwitrr, Bombs, Censor, Ferreter, Bold, and Constant, Gun. brigs, and Lord Nelson Cutter, anti remain, with the Geid.kbeid, Admiral THORNitOROUGI-1. The Galgo Armed Ship is in- the Roads, with the Signal ror a Conioy to, the Baltic. it is ex. peard she will nail this afternoon for the Humber, to take under charge such Shipi as are there ready, but whether she will take any from hence is uncer. Lain. I)e riede, MERHTIINS, from Dantzie bound to . Bremen, with wheat aid rye, is sent in by his Majesty's Ship La Svhie. Arrived the Mary, WARREN, from London, and Se/Ly, CA'. iL L, ftorn DEAL, SEPT. 20—Sailed Otis Majesty's Stoop Autumn to the Westward ;• and the Star Mfg Gun. brig, on a Cruize to the Westward. Arrived Plinlerieuse Frigate, Tartarus Bomb, and Locust Gun.brig, from tfle Northward ; the former has since sailed to the Westward, and the two latter to the. River. Arrived the Wasp Stoup of War, with a Convoy from Oporto, which are sailed for the River. • , Advices have been received from the Mediterra. • nean; which state ttiat Lord NE I.Sp N , in the A m . thion, of 3z, guns, has been joined by Sir RICH. BIC K e aroNsS Sgtiadrrir'• Tonkin, consistin g o f the following Siiiiis.bt - Wa. •: • ilk Ships. 'Guns. •'A Commanders. . Kent . , 74 Se rt. 13tocurcoN Don riegai .. Ito SINIt.I . $ I it ?ter:Ali, Kt. Gibraltar • - . $3 Cam, kiw i& Sunqh ' .- . • T 4 --- KI.A 1 S Belleisle .: - . 74 ----, Wit i r at' • • Triumph - .74 Sir 14. nAiiLovi Renown $- .74 Capt.' Witt tit .. . A gipccrprt . 64 . - SCHWA It t Zig • Monmouth - 64 -,--- Haar ' Medusa - 3 d ----:.• Cos. z VVeazle !.• 16 ----- DOR 'IAA/ Tenn:VlA - IS -------- SrtwA. R t Maidstone' i- • 32 ----rMowszAY • Niger - ~ - 3z --- Illwitit. Raven - IS ---- . . The whole of the Enemy's Foree a r Toulon' crfyi . 4 sista . of nine Sail of the Line, five Frigates, anti seven Corvettes, all of which bgein completely resdly Tor sea. Our Tars. wish very much they would come our, but the French seem .to consider Lord NEL , ..ores presence as a kind of pr o hibi t i on . In faathey arc for• the present in a state of complete blockade. _ . A French Frigate and a Corvette are said to hive been captured, after a despenite et : together'', by His Majesty's Frigate the llaive, of 38 guns, and seta into Malta. NAVAL AiVOINTMENTS,=- 7 -Li eUtfna nts,lAMES 131tOOKMAN to the Triton; 13. Youwo, incisor Guide E. DI x i Pri:Ucess 4ojal ; J. MACK, Roe hek ;..Wti. BOROUGH, Curlew ; R. SCALLON, iitr4!(s.—Mr. 1 1 Vr.iow is appointed Purser of 'die SolehUy, of 32 guns, tit Deptfoid. Yesterday a General Court was held at the East India Hottse, for the purpo!'it'of confirmin4 the pro. ceedings of the last' Ctirt; respeding ships taken up for the service of Goyeintne.nt, when after a few obtervations'from Mr: I lettunt4 i tit,. as to theitteps which the Court of DireettirSliiVhken since their last meeting, the following 'm ot i on , ma d e b y M r. TWINING, and seconded by Mr. PETER MOGICE, passed . unanimously, 4 . " That the Court loth authorize the Conn of DiftaDrs to engage, for a peridcl.not exceeding six months, and to ch arter quantity for the use of Government, a of shipping, not mt. cceding In the whale 1.•,000 tons." Yesterday a Cotyrt of Dfrigtors was, held a t t h e : E4st India fiousei , which adjouined at ,five o'clock till Wednesday next. A very fine West Indiaman, called the Hope, in endeavouring to enter the Docks at thelsle of Dogs yesterday, .was run foul. of hy . .anorher vessel, and upset, No lives were lost ; but the cargo ir much damaged, and 'it is feared the vessel will he lost. Her total Value was 40,0001. The Iron Bridge . at Staines is to be opened on Saturday next, for the accommodation of the Pub. lk, with great pomp and cereinony. Advice froth Vienna state, that the French nister having formally invited the other 'Foreign Ministers there to assist at die celebration of BoNA.• PARTO birsh day, the invitation had been ac, septet} only by the Spanish and Batavitin Ambassa. dors*. Barracks are ereding on N Vfatley Common. near Brentwood, for 1 nurnernoss - cor ß h . of' Artillery ; round which an extehOve' Park of Ordnance is forming for the Eastern . Distriti. • It is 'understood that th e e whole of the Levies! for ;he Royal Army of Rciscrve within the Notill Mid land Disttia, are tti be -assembled at Nottingham for the purpose of being trained and exeteised. On FritLy list the Barracks at I,andguard Fort took fire ; but by the , timely exertion s o f the. litary in the G3rrigon, assisted by the Catribridge.. shire Ivltlitta enca,rnped near thereto, and the Inba bitanrs 4 4 . OW pher, 11 was happily extinguished in a very , short withoutdoing any rn atg ' r i„l d # ,l mtge. 13,trrack,was the , Mvgazine; L i oo h; rrd of powder, carttittp, v6 anttl cunibtouble materials. . . 7. vArloo, PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCT2, AUG. 29. LAS? night eighteen persons, said to be sitting in Committee, were taken in a house in Church street,.and sent to the 'Watch-house. ' This morning twelve persons were brought in from Dundrum, and imprisoned in the Castle Guard House: they are charged with having filed on some Yeomanry Centinels near that place. It is said that Government ars now in full pos. session of the due which traces out every particular of the late, horrible plot, and of the names of those persons whci were the principal alors and fomentors of it. - The greatest aftivity is used by the dif. ferent Magistrates and Agents of Government, to apprehend those who have ,hitherto been able to elude the vigilance of Justice. • The history of these Kingdoms does not present us with any period more awful or interesting than this is : 'a mighty Empire •contending for every thing dear and valuable mit; thousands pressing forward to enroll themselves for its defence, anxious to hand down their names to their children and. posits icy as the preservers of their Countty ; never were there such energies called into 2Etion bt. fore, and to doubt our success, were to .doubt the wisdom and justice of that Supreme Being who has preserved trs so wonderfully Iron the out.. rages of anarchy and the horrors of massacre. Redmond, of the Coal Quay, was this day amign, ed at the Sessions Housi, in Green -street, when he` was asigned as Cotinsel, Cotinsellors GREEN and MINALLY—Agent Mr. M'NALLY, Kihhtit'and Flood petitioned •the Court for the assistance of,qounsellor FOlTetisii, in addition to those already assigned which was granted on paying the•custbrnary fees, Mr: Pt. ETCH It .being a King's Counsel. Papers of very great importance are said to have been found in the pockets of Mr, Emmett, at the time of his apprehension. judge tiowttes, who, it was epeeted would Kaye sailed for England on satutdaplast, waits for the' Trials, which ,Cornmenee- on Wednesday' next It was this day asserted, that Counsellor CußftA' de_ Glared that he would not. be concerned for. any per_ ion accused of the murders of Lord Kr LwAßOltir and Mr. No r. fietlf: pats Eight o'Claci;---On,lers to all the Yen manry to be on the alert—Lso rounds of ballear tridge deliyered out to every man, and informed that, in case of emergency, there would ,be three fired ; one. from the-Park, one front the Bar. rack,' and the other from the Royal Hospital; TO THE EDirdli :OF TIII j'SUN. SIR, is 'mentioned by Dr.' DOW: ER IDGE, in his very interesting Memoirs .of c6lollel GARDINi who fell - at7"ihe Battle of PlTBtOli Pans, . as.a circum. stance highly reputable to that gallant and pious . Officer, aid well worthy of, imitation, that he made it an invariable rule to tuirclt his men to the nearest Place of Worship to his quarters, and, that they. might not disturb the Congregation, took care that Aey 'were placed in a respeitable and decent manner before the S'er'vice begat : I was 'very forcibly struck with the itnportance of this observation, from what, occurred at the Church of it Village where I am. now writin g, on last Sunday.. . . After the Service had commenced - more than twenty minutes, the Congregation was 'disturbed by the sound of martial music, which ushered into the body . of the Church a very fine and ,numerous Regiment of Militia, in ajaate of violent perspira tion,' whd dispersed• themselves. in different parts of, the Church,, entirely drowning, for 'many mi. mites, the feeble voice of the respenable Minister, a Minor Canon from a • neighbouring Cathedral, Here they' remained some of the old Soldiers and their Officers were attentive to 'the Service, whilst the raw recruits, seated on the railS of the Com munion.table, were either asleep, or pulling . • each other's hair, and playing other trick 3, ;to avoid falling into the same statel and when the Clergy. man closed his book, ,and was about t 9 ascribe glory. to God,, they scampered out of Chute!) .aft if the alarm,gun had called to arms, vithOufwait ing-for the Blessing, and rendering, it ~impossible that any other person of the Congregation should hear a word of it. This circumstan,ce has given , great offence to many well-meaning • persons. at present , avoid naming either the place or the Regiment, as I would fain believe that it happe6ed from a variation of .clocks, or some other accident; but would submit (o Officers in general, whetlier it, wOUld not be ad. visable to take care that such a eircumstance Should by no possibility happen again: let orders, be'given to parade at such a time as may afford an opportu: nity, in this sultry weather, 'to reach the Church at slp w time, some minutes at least before. the. Service begins—to direct the non.comMiSsioned"Officers to be.attentive to the Contiudi and, demeanour of • the inen ; , , --and that "they do not quit their stations in the Church until a' signal shall be made,. after• they :Ina, the, rest of the Congregation shall hive been dismissed with the Blessing pronounced by the Lin. dating Minister. I have no doubt that this well-meant hint Will be duly 'attended to if not, you . may expel to hear in more explicit termifrom rs't/..i August. CilitlsTlAN SOLDIER. MAILS. DUE. ARE EV IID. if arnbursh _ TWICE OF STOCKS; Tlll3 DAY• AT TWELVE o . Cl.ocg. • CO4iON 011111illnl - ( I , ;• T SUN. S nity ¢VIS 11JCig2 FALiUU 4ILUDSAT LONDOstir, S E PTE gB AUGUST 30. Mr., Roheii Emoet . i was yesterilay brought up, and examined by the Privy Council, and this day underwent' another otainination of three hoUrs. A Mr. Ilouhole, _who had been an'Officer in the Navy, was arrested at Dundalk, and broUght up from thence to the Castle in a chaise and four' by a Troop' of Horse, also underwent, an et arhination... A suit of. Officer's rebel uniform Was found with him ; when arrested, he was dressed iri a handsome naval uniform, but he • was stripped of this, and artaynd in the Rebel dress, and thus brought to the Castle. Government bad early in. forMation of the purchase of these clothes, and it was with extreme 'difficulty he effeaed his, escape from Dublin; a ve t tY close search was Made for him at Floath on Tuesday list, where it is' thought he was • at that 'time. Last night a person came to the Watch.house of the Marine Corps, and said he could give informa. tion where one of the murderers of - Lord Krt.wAtt. DEN then was to he found: . a party .ivent direly with him, and apprehended a man, in Pool Rig street : the Culprit and Informer were both secured fur examination. Several of the Prisoners who were at thel 3 rison of Kilm4inham, were this day removed to Neivgate,. for the convenience of being, contiguous to the yes. sions Flouse, to take their trials at the Special Com: mission, which commences to-morrow. The reason assigned for the alarm of List night is, that a paragraph in the Rebel Proclamation men tioned that the execution of any Traitor who may be taken by Government, would be the signal for a general rising ; it was' therefore deemed prudent to double the Guards, and until these trials are fully decided, to assume a•greater degree of vigilance. 1, A. • their toyal Highnesses the KES of YORK anc C f ii I i • I _ r W.ll _ rev ewing the troops . of COI.; chester garrjson, on Le x de n Heath,, on Tuesd a y la• , t, met an Oftfrer there '(Lieut. JO RN Anox t . sys, now a resident in that town, who had been at the haiti e o f Dertingen) ;l`hglmesa the Dox of Yo :IX eOteted into eonv'ersation with him in 'h e German language, anti was pleased to ,signify to him 1 1 1 „ t ithould not he forgotten. - . The Subscriptions for the Volunteer Corps of Tewkesbury amount to nearly 7 00 1 . j Amis NIA Trig and C. C(WRINCTON, Esqrs. the Members.for the Borough, have 4 ‘ l b l Fribeo one inmdtcti 4tiinetis cb. • '4Anzzt AY . tOMP AM' . . , YESTERDAY morning at eight . O'clock , Nvo D: V Ls .skins of the City Artillery, viz. the : South. weir and the Light• Infantry, met .at the Greyhound, Dui. with, from whence they proceeded With their-Amthu nition Waggons and Camp EqUipages,to. Sydenham ' Common. On entering the wood, the Bugle sound. ',ed to extend; The Infantry commenced firing on the , .7Ba:ttalio n ,.. the Battalion halted, ' and fired Several . willies on the Light Infantry, ; the Bugle sounded for the Infantry to retreat to t h e ir encampment, at , which timethe Battalion, with fixed bayonets, made a charge down the hill on the'lnfantry, until they, received orders to halt, and shoulder their arin9i ',Pea,. is retreat ,to thei r own cam p ; ' after which' a target., was:placed at upW ar d s o f too f eet , as a mark , a the Divisions fi re d, by s i ng l e files, for two tntOhe? ° ;;-. .tw,lnch . ; tiful sabres, w hi c h were won by Mr.. BUR libi,Ygq ! . 6 : :Capto:Bstss it es - Company of Light InfantrY . , 'jliO' the other. by Mr. GwlrtNet.i, of Capt,-,HATctei 7 the formerhit the• target three times out 015ix,;04. , , . the latte r s h ot t h roug h t h e b u ll' s eye ' t h e ' fii s t shot.:,, After.which th e y groun d e d t h e i r arms , at a cold co ll at i on , w hi c h e ac h m an ,had a nd otroolr; pro vided . . in his k na p sac k, an d , o f w hi c h se v er al Ladle? 1:4 3 ,...; took. . The day being very fi ne, the whole "' nu ': r a.;cha fining. coup lead. ' •On ' Wednesday, General CARTWRItiIIf left :' Windsor to take upon'him the Commander Do ver ' `l and' that Distriet. • - i,ba,c,milotr;inells,72,ol:;:isolcilkr ie )l, -. tlic t M bjel.r a c r s i n i t, : o.i n . f i k, . . This ito rning, according to annual cuitoni ,.6 l attended e t d io h n y . the the L c o i : y d O M :i n: c o: l, 2nd Sheriffs proceadeX in Slate, accompanied by several Aldermen., *l' , ' housi to Smithfield : in their w f a iom the t at the house of ,Mi. KIRBY, Keeper of Newifa t4 , . in the Old Bailey, where they pirtook of g cope,. tankard. They then proceeded to Cloth Filr, whe," his Lordship proclaimed St. BartholOmew Fair; and' F a a b ir o; c lt orn 4 m s. :n'c iu”,....ismaes .. o, headed tenor), marchedaid. l o ir'l ie r l , 3e b, Btyf Proclamation t t o l k i l i t a l rE i ni e c ß so t I l i Volunteers , t o n i k n n net al the City Road, where 'they They went through the different mance ' ' l ain ' uv res 0 . ~ and . in Companies, in 'Battalions', by the whole liner independent fi ring, with an .alacrity and correanesi thatfr exceeded any expettation which could he forrtk oleo young a Corps. Mr. LANGL rY, their Adjutant!. gave..the word of command with distinaness and 3bl /icy. ..4.'heir . Cciloars were particularly elegant; the, mottos- gsn one side " God .Save the King," Oa fe.To -maintain the Laws;'" on the other side had a Gri'andiejili.enle,r4cl;titlyle. 44 Domine Dirige Nos," an d "To preserve,Coro - Merce." They marched back in the most orderly inarincr, : and on the way their Adjutant,. as if to exercise them, more Completely, made them m erit at one, time two.aAireasi, and -at another four a-hre.isc 3 where the Tice adinitted 'Of - it, Companies tiyodeep across' the street. . ' Whe!' f d` e ,, Y l came to Threadtteedle.street the band played, ' ral sane the King," while ills, Corps g ave thuge n ', Into the Bacic., salute._ _They were. then - marched and dispersed about, three - o'clock. Loim. Nostril Ala fToNs.—Vesterday eveni n g . a general muster took place at the Amber's Field; behind Gower-Street, of this Assnciation, I r i h „ ° ' . Ctirps.is to consist - 0f,_560 men. There ar e 010 1 '1 upwards of stoo Gentlemen who haveaet down their names as members. On this occasion nearly . 300. 0 “ 1 : they forint,' into theif appearance upon the field, about so of -- w h , w 'i were in uniform, which consists mostly of the ano,,e'! Scottish dress. Lord Re. 61 1, their Lieutenant ‘e, '',* Jonel,. attended,, and after the Corps had rilarCd e f tc4;cr or three times round' the field to the sotnti °, •their accustomed . music the Bag-pipe, his Lold' il l 'S read . aloud to the whole Corps the Thanks of t House Of Commons.' His Lordship also intimate: that he had conversed with the Marquis 0 f Ti tt , l l , l , "Etc , . relative to the delivery of Arno . " ) l ie Corps, in consequence of which Conversation E # Marquis had given him an order on she Hoard or Ordnance, for thdtelivery of "the arms as soon or" . sible. - Veaterday morning the #rigitcie ti n ' t . : d l !l a r i l c gm b ll Y s i India Volunteers were reviewed in 5-1 7 - ' - ,;, A f ' ortnea the Earl of HASA/ RdeON: , Tiw lin e , rl o - ashi2 p li r i z e e , nt w in e g nt a t r h m r s o , u a g nd h eXadly at half past seven, and at eight 11 " 1 ' - I er , came on the ground, attended by his Aide-de-Ca") r. and several General Officers. The flrigoletal'!„ by companies, g ran d division?,, wings, and c o nk_ nients, in a very masterly. Manner. At the )t r , ,clitsion, hiS Lordship Senj , a me*sa.ge to each c;.itiice,. aa!taliont, expresslng his perf,4l approbation 't rot variety of evohiltions,. • fir w 'r ,6 appearance of the o ff icers and men, and th'.,g,. i f , w wh ho iC l i e t apassing in review to (.4dinari:. ~satisfaCiion he felt at the . 'very excellent attic tip o t r he ti , ie ß m rig an a ce de u.v e r r e in i d . tided ~O self. tii . rt:: , 1 : : A0, - . Royal His Highness the DUKE Of Cul t o f the has begun• to inspett the VOlunteerai " C '''„ s a itv.' .Severn Distrid ; he arrived at Worceste.% t ia ', l . le • :day . evening on a, visit, and went • on I ` l° ` — ' • .Gloncester, from whence he meant to r eturn e ati ris i. # o •speti, the Loyal•Woreester Volunteers, wil9 vi lorits; be clothed and equipped in their-,proper , lini , m cor The whole number consists at present (0 . 7,3 t„ t he being more than double the number re War:OfliCe Regulation for that city. . His • IVIAJaSTY has - accepted the ,„ a ' v 0' third . ti6 9l , of the Worcestershire Yen---- nr -„i. t he Ora! 7 val t y, upon' the same terms astroops v b ... its farmer, , in consequence of -the zeal sh l ewr i . a l' c ii,g , Commander (the Hon, Mr. • Cocxs)..: o • T i o„ of that force mote effe6ive in the present ,aitt' a the Country. . il ar,l of The Artillery Company mount a nightly g e „, doe. " (It 32 men : the expence ofa mess supper „ b „ , t pe reed as. per man, which is chearfully paid i indiyiduals of the Corps. s Shot' ter ' The Duke of CUMBER LA vn's Sh ar p have at length been accepted lloyn ALEXANDER, Eso : M. 1). is to n command of the Greenock Voltinterts• ,:, C ou nt' ' The 2 SBz'Volunteers ored iron') the -4 C64 I SC qU - ' • of Renfrew, are-now to be redo ced,-in ~. _ , of Lord . Hoe Awes Letter, tO I 14+' i _ cuunt y , of by.Govetnrne.nat;e oie The nuri:ber of Volunteers - fqr Pe . . Perhy, is fixed at 56. i, • , the twoaadition:o !