The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-29 00:00:00

2s. rod. per gallon ; anti that the amount of suet linty on their Stock would be near 3 co,oool. (a ~ sum o r e would think wss not despisable) . He fur. Cher states, that the Distillers have already raised the price of their Spirits 2S. 6d. per gallon, which makes upon their Stock nearly 3 to,oool. ; and this sum will go into the pockets of the 14 Distillers, and the Public, in fat% will pay the Tax of 2s. rod. a gallon to the Distillers, instead of the produce of such Tax going into the Public Purse. I trust, Sir, when this partiality is seen into, some one will be found to give a reason Why it should exist, in preference to myself, who is to be charged the 'new Duty to the Bushel of Malt, or the Wine Merchant 'who is to be charged to the Hogs. head of Wine. I am, Sir, with respel, yours, A MALTSTER. MAILS. DU R. ARRIVID• Trench " 3 - - I lamburgh I 0 PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT T , A'XI.VE O'CLOCK. Consols - I Omnium THE SUN. •ui.tu QUIS DICIIRI, FALSUAI AUDIAT I LONDON, JUNE 29, 1803. W E received this morning the Itfoniteur and the ilrksfels Paper of the 25th inst. but they bring no intelligence of any importance.. We are still happy to find that the Monitcur is unable to state a single Capture of an English Ship; in the'mean time, how. ever, the Concludas of that Paper amuse themselves in making comments upon' the state of our Fi. hinces, hut in a manner which shews that they are either grossly ignorant of the subjeft,*or that they are guilty of gross misrepresentation. An alters. lion has taken place in the title of the ilfonitzur:' it no lower to be considered generally as an Offi. cid Journal. The following was the Notice pre- Itxtki to i t , • - ti \V `' are authorised to inform our Subscribers that from -0 44' the 7th Nivose, year 8, the lifiniteur is the only "cil d journal," - - • ,T 6 notice now runs • thus : Pram the date of the 7th Nivcse, year 8, the Alts of the (:ore fitment and of - the COnstituted Authorities, contained in the Monitemr, are Official." If the Moniteur therefore continues its abuse against this Country, it cannot be said formallythat it is official; but no one who is acquainted with, the charader of the French Government, and the degraded state of the Press in that COuntry, with b e lot a moment deceived by so paltry a stibterfuge. The departure of the First Consul on his journey is mentioneein the itiouireiii in the following man. ne t r " The FIRST Coitsur‘ departed this day for th e Departments of the North. He will arrive 'at , • 41e4s on Saturday evening." The occupation of Hammer is said to have pro. 4 "ce(l a great sensation at. the Court of Pientm, w hich has . sent Couriers to Berlin and , Petersburg, "ti has presented a Note upon the subjet to the Vreneb Government. • It' appears by Letters 'froth Genoa, dated the gth that some Spanish Ships of War, under the C , olurn3nd of Admiral ALARA, Ilaie arrived at Cad); from the Phillippine • The price of the French' Funds is not mentioned., By a vessel arrived at Falmouth from the River 1 - I ‘. e . la . Plata, we lear n .that nearly . r 51 sail of Spanish vessels must now be' on their passage to Euro.Pc) richly laden. Early yesterday morning, Messrs. • HUNTPR, %en. and Ross, the Nlessengers, arrived at Windsor with dispatches f rom Ministers to His MAIesTY, "ho after perusing them, and maiming answers, attended Divine Service in St..George'sChpel. After breakf“st the ROYAL FANIrLY went to Cumberland Lo`dge, wh ere t hey'dined and amused then l 3elves with seeing the haitnakers , The Pri ncess E LIZABETH d id n " accom p any T HEIR •MaJttitts to the Play on Moriaq, even log, but took t h e Princess -CHARLOTTE Of Nb 7 4kl.g B to Frngtnore.. The P RINCESS C HARLO T TE o f W AL es, h i e t Windsor, resides in the PRINCE'S BOIIIIIentS in the Castle ; yesterday mor n ing b etween seven ar!J ti ght o'elock, Her Royal Highness walked 011 tIIC T ; er race, and amused herself with viewing the Star_ irdshire Militia, who had a Grand Field Day at the time in the Little Park. is, Yesterday morning His Royal Highness the ,Dux u .„ 1 Voßtc arrived in town from Oatlan ds ; soon utter, His R o y a l Hi g h nns hod a Military Levee at the Horse Guards, which was attended by up -1 ards of fifty General Officers, The Derbyshire Supplementary Militia will be commanded by Lieut. Col. SIMPSON, from the o ld 01 19 , and not, as formerly, by Lieutenant Col. The Derbyshire Militia, commanded by Lord GE ORnE HENRY CAVENDISH, is ordere d fo r Cox 'leach C amp . ' The m . on S „ M ar of HUNTI.SY went on a "s it ' Urc laY tO' hiB Sistter and the Duke,, at Wobur n, 41'd returned - to town on Monday morning.R, da Th e ' Dutchess of Goa tr " . 91h zi at File.house 'of the recent mar. In honour ON'S supper on raun y rtaftr 0 Was most fashionably attended-. Nd VAL NEWS. PLYMOVTIi, JUNE 27.—Arrived the jarnaica Frigate from a Cruize ; also the Mille, DRUMMOND, from Cork; Jupiter, GRANT, - horn Guernsey ; Anna Catharine,: HOLST, horn Dram ; Mara S o phia, Holm; and Aurora, VARA, from Stock. maim. Sailed the Malta, of So guns, to join the Chan. nel Fleet. FALMOUTH, JUNE. 26.---Arrived the Charming Salty Cutter, Lieut. COCKWELL, wiih a fleet of Coasters from Wales ; also the Lively, WHITE, from Chichester ; 'the Endeavour, MUDGE, from Exeter ; Four Friends, Host( INC, and FlaokY, TRENERY,„ with bale goods and groceries, from London. Saited the King George Packet, Captain YES. MAHE, with Mail of z Ist inst. for Lisbon-; Friendsh;/, REYNOLDS, for Swansea ; Diamond, TREGARTHA, for Penzance; num/ Raven Priva. teer, on a Critize ; and the ship . Aaeon; Captain Ro B LE Y, for Liverpool. A Line of Battle Ship and Ills Majesty's Brig Gannett passed this Port to the Eastward this day ; the latter with French Prisoners from Scilly for Plymouth. A Lugger Privateer belonging to Yarmouth is put into Ilelford, consequence of having had t 6 of their men pressed by a Man of, War off Brest. By the Ship Catherine, Capt. NICHOLSON, that 'arrived a few days since in 86 days from the River Plata, we learn that near !so Sail of Spanish Vessels must be now on their passage from thence to Old Spain, with valuable cargoes of tallow, ivory, hides, and specie. The Prince Adolphus Packet, from Lisbon, and the Duke of Marlborough from Jamaica, may be ex. peeled as soon as the wind shifts. BRIGHTON, JUI,TE 27.—Yesterclay morning seve ral French Fishing.,boats, or boats pretending to be Fishers, surrounded an. English Brig, off Brighton, and producing a number of small arms, which they bad carried concealed, made prize of the Vessel, and were proceairig•with her to the French Coast : but they were luckily, about eleven o'clock, met by a Revenue Cutter who captured the , petty Captors, and towed them with their Prize into Shoreham Harbour. Most of these Boats can carry one bun. tired men. At a Court-Martial assembled on board Ills Majesty's ship Ganges, at Part Royal, Jamaica, on the 13th of April, for the trial of Lieut. CHARLES CLARKE Dciltst)2 , r, of the Goliah, for ungentleman. like behaviour to Capt3in OLIVER FITZGERALD, of the Royal Marines, the Court was of opinion that the charge was proved ; but in consequence .of Lieur. D.'s former gOOd cond" and his having been wounded in.the service, he was only adjudged to be dismissed from the Goliab. On the following day the same Court assembled on, board .the Gauges, for the Trial of Capt.,OLt v FITZGERALD, atilt Royal Marines, un the follow ? ) ing ehargeti brotight against hint by Lieur. Itartin:; LDMEW KENT, of the Goliab, viz. for sending him . a' Challenge,' for treating him with contempt and disrespea as his Commanding Officer, and for defrauding the ward-room mess of s 21. i as. 6d. which 'he had in charge as their caterer, being a hreaCil of the 22d, 23d, and 33 d articles of war. The Court 33C by adjournment tipitt the 14th to the list of April,. when they pronounced their judg- - ment in.follows, viz. that the ist and ad charges were in part proved, the 3d charge not proved, and they sentenced Capt. F. to be dismissed from the•Gohah, and rendered incapable of ever serving on full pay in the Royal Marine Forces. In consequence of the above COurts Martial t he following General Order was issued by the . Com -. wander in Chief • Lev/alba/4 Parr Repl Harbour, kill 23, 1803. It is with the mast serious concern 1 observe, in alournal of the Minutes of the recent Courts Martial on Lieut. Dos. SON, and Capt. Fri z GER ALI), of the Royal Marines,' both serving_ oh board the Goiiah, till there has been, in the CQllthitt of the Officers or that Ship, an entire derelidiontof the established regulation of His Maj . esty's Service to the subordination of discipline and order, in which lieutenant IlFaprars to hav‘ rakol very active part; I therefore feel cal tu upon to ex p re ,s, in this public manner, my high disapprolxttion of the irregolarcontluct of Lieutenant KENT and tho Officers ; and to make it known, for the good of the King's Service,. that I look to the First Lieutenant oraU Ships. under fitly .cwroriund for the support of, officer-like behaviour and good order within the NV4ril-rootnir; and Anti d ;my deviation therefrom arise, which he shall neglea to in 4 ke his .Cainain or Commanding r Olficer acquainted . with, shall call upon him ro answer: fur his neglect at a Court m a rtial. i:Signedi J. T. otlcKwpwrkt. Ta the respeellve 44thin,r, dr; r. • Saturday next, the Hero, of 74 guns, is to be launched from Messrs. - Pettit 'a Dock a: Black.. van. ~. The Marianne Privateer, Or Poole, has sent in there a large Danish Brig, laden with' hemp and iron, bound to France. As the PRINCE Of WA LES W l ts r e; uttl i n g ( tom Dulwich on Sunday, a gig, in which were two Gentlemen and a female child, was overturned with. in sight of his Royal Highness. The child was severely wounded.by the fall,, which the Pa INC B o b s erving, his Highness, with his wonted humanity, ta nk her and her father into his carriage, and brought them both' to the house of his Surgeon in town, whom he entreated to pay all possible oaten. don to the child. Richmond and Kew Gardens opened on Snriday to the Poblic, and, will be open every Sund,iy, dor. ing the hummer, as iisual. The hay harvest commenced on Monday in Essex ; the demand for mowers was great ; the price enor mous ; 7s. per - day. The crops are tepurted larger than ever wereicnown. PARIS, jti.h7r, THR. FIRST CONSUG set oir this day upon his journey to the United Departments , of the North. PPTERSRURGH, MAY zB:—The ne of the departure of Lord WIIITWOILTH from . Paris has caused a great sensation amongst the Merchants of this City. An absolute - stagnation has rtsulted from it at the Exchange. BOLOGNA, JUNE 8--The French and Italian Troops which - were oo the Rubicon, have now passed the frontiers of the P mtifical States. They white from Ancona of the 4 , 11, , g A Corps of 'goo French Troops arrived here to day, ivho arc lodged partly in the Foft, the:Lazaretto, the COnvent of Capuchins, and 'other edifices. 6 Several detachments of Troops have also passed through this city within these few days, taking different, directions. GENOA, JUNE 9. Two vessels from Cadiz have arrived, in our Port, laden with Colonial prp duce. We learn by these 'vessels, that the Spanish Ships of War under the cornmancl of Admiral' ALA. lA, have entered the Port of Cadiz from ttie lippines : they were accompanied by anoiher . Ship of War From Vera Cruz. HANOVEIt, JUNE 14..—The A Ijtvant.Gener:al RAP P expeacd here from Cox'mycn a:1,1 firemen: ch,frigekl %,ith .1 Special Alission from the French Government. We learn that . His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY will tra. verse a part of our Country during hia Journey of Insl►eLc}ion. His Majesty will proceed by Duder. :tat, Nsrdheim and Ebibeck, to illidesbeirn. His departure from the first of these places is fixed, for the 21st instant.' His Majesty's Suite con. sists of ,16 carriages, for which 116 horses are stationed at each stage. The Royal Alms have disappeared in all the Towns of Hanover. Gl' ENT, JUNE 23.—The Merchants of this City have voted 700,000 francs to be employed,. in the building of tlat.bottomed Boats and Gun-vessels. M. BOAUtiARNOIS, son,in.law to the First Con. sul, arrived here this morning. A Detachment - of the Corps of Mamelukes passed through Bruges the day before yesterday, from whence it continued its route for Ostend. The following Circular Letter, of the Minister CHM' rAL, of the date of the It th instant, revtinds, us of an Advertisement for a Charitable Instituiion i i which concludes with N. B. The smallest Dom . Um will be accepted, " in the actual State of. France, and with the kind of Enemy that' we have to combat, French bravery must re main inactive on the brink of the Ocean, if numerous Ves eels du not furnish it' the . mearis of attacking its Entrny. " I t is then to the building of Vessel s .that all your efforts ought to be direeleci ; COnimerce, Agriculthre, Industry, Will sutler the less for the wiecution being the'more prompt. " A Flat-Boat, of the first class, wi/I cost 30,000 fran‘s ; that of the second, from 18 to 20,000 ; and that of the third, from 4 to 6Doo francs, " Two . feet of water are sufficient to Boat a Boat unarmed.; thus there are few places that may not ear:a:Lae an,under taking of this kind. '" These Boats will bear the name of the Cities or 'Depart'. • menu that shall build them, Tbe Unernate,vi accept with' seviclaahal f go a Ship of tht.Lieer to the madesl 'l'ranxport Bow. " If, tly a movement as rapid as general, each Depart. anent, each !aro City, will cover their Stocks with Boats, then the French Army vvill,go ailll dittos Laws to theilri• tish Government, and esta4lisli the re ose of F.nrope, the Liberty and Pritsperity or Commerce, on the only Louis that can ensure their duration." SOUTHWARK Sc RUTINY.-The result of yester, day's Scrutiny was, that nine more votes were gained by Mr. TIERNEY, which make his total Majority 96. :It may interest many persons in this Country to, be informed, that agreealde to an 'An , of Con grew!, all Lands throughout the United States of America, on which arrears were due .on account of a tax called the DireaTax, were sold on the 2Srh of February last. , The Owners are alloWed two years to redeem them. Letters have been received in town from" 'Ferrol, which state that the Dutch Fleet remains there, and that Admirals DE• and HAILTSINCIC had proceeded over-land„'supposed for Path. The Hamhurgh Paper of the 17th, contains' the following Article-;- 1, A Declaration from the Of lice for Foreign , Affairs, has been Made to all the Foreign' Ambassadors, now at Paris, signifying, that_ although the french Government have fotind it necessary to occupy the Eie,tlorate otHanover, there to assume the anthority which was exercised by the King of (treat . Britain, the French Troops have, however, stiift orders not to pass beyond the limits of that Eledorate, and to remain only on tine side of the Elbe." his much to he lamented that a; so • eritiCal a period as the present the Country *shbuld be de. ptived,of the orofessional services-or that most ac tive Naval Ohicer, Sir icilfN BoRI.AsR WAILIEN. A . Paper of yesterday gives it as /resin,' that de. tachinents' Of.the Royal Artillery ate to serve on board the BOW) Vessels. This has been (he prise. rice ever since Bomb Vessels were established, and it may be added, that . thes: detachments" are always commanded' by an Office. r. A Paper of yesterday toi!I us, that, Earl DARN LEY' has laircha:;eil a. hue Ramsgate, Ht' Loidship has had a I)Owte between Rainsg,ate and PegwellAay for tlise two years. Had the Clause, as proposed in the Army of Reserve Bill, relative to Lair/ of Property be ing obliged to find Substitute!, been adopted by the Committee, a won' in might then have gone in search of a man atcordittg to law. On Saturday morning last, a child fell from a two pair of stair* window at a house at the corner 'of Little - Argyle-street , and Swallow-street. It lin. gered till yesterday morning, when it died. COXIIEATH C AMP, juNE 27.. THE IF.ast Middlesex ltegiiiient of Militia took the FVeld here this day. The Derby ere ordered march (rpm Maidstone,tin •Thursd,iy, to encamp here, and form, with tl►e Kist and West Kent Re giments, which arc likewise ordered here; another LAW REPORT. COUItT OF KING's BENCII, iIJTIZ at. Tll4 Kt NG(V.: ?I LL bAR L . Mr. Dark)• cvas it brought up today,: po t, suant , to the. order of the Court yesterday. Mr, Justice LE ..Lir.ANc stated that he, had ap- plied to Mr, justice. tIEATI:i, 'who tried the cause, to know whether be left. it to the Jury at.the trial ; to say, whether the assault was iffy cousequence of miney won at play. lie read the answer of tkat. Learned Judge, which stated, that he left t h a t question distil - idly to thejttry ; and told t he m , t h at if they thought the assault was not in consequence. of that,7. but, in cons,equence of the provoking lan. •guage of thc Prosecutor, that than City would at...? gait the attendant of that part of the &age. Mr. Ert , KTNr stated,lhat he believed the Prose.' tutor hlve no obj;ction to a new trial, if the tart would / ir„ • The C .urt after the Defendant had irtoyea for a Oct': tri:l, and .th Indoned that motion, upon reoding the lay its on the otter. side; they thot•ght the' Court could not .sulir a proctlifig to take place which had too, much the appearance of a com promise: Mr. ERSKINE then prayed, !Init. the Court tvOni indulge .him in making a motion in arrest of judg. meet. This produced some conversation between Mr. RIMINE and Mr . . 04sAttow, on the subjea tvhetl!er he could now be heard, as he had forillelly made the same : motion and abandoned it. The Court, however,' ,said, they would soar the tion (3 be. made. Mr. Ha.sizirre then stated the grounds of his Motion, which were, that there was a misjoinder in the Indielment, it containing a charge of an assault under the statute, 'which had sp , —Afie penal conse quences ; and an assault at common law, where the puni , ihment WaS discretionary. This was the same obje.ftion as matte by Mr. SL.rjeant lissT fOnnerly. The court obser - ved An Mr. ElontlNE,' that tney could not hear the rule until next Term, and his client must rcto.:irt in prison the whole vacation. If after all became necessary to pronounce judg_ mcnr, it would not go in mitigation, as the puuisii:. went .tlie Court must ultimat e ly pronounce, if they pron6unced any, must be two years imprisonment, &c. Mr. ERSKIN't after a little consi , lmaion, said, he would not ta ke his rule to-day, but mention it again io.motrow. COAL MARKET. A, Gentleman obLi:icti a Rule to she* cause, why an attachment. 5i.0,041 not issue agiiinst three, pepcini, eor heating another who came to the Coal Market .to serve IS übpopias upon then in Elate qui nirn causes. lIA EAs C o PUS. ' .r , •" ' Mr. EitSfe N k obtained a Writ of Ha rat Corpwi ) to bring up tint Captain - of - a in;:r4,7h:intrnan, .wha . had been impressed, and carried on ht ard the En terpti-ze, commanded by Capti,in Pitchell. 111 e, m Gentlean on whose behalf .he moved, had been ten., years a Captain. He was tilzen out of his ship when he was going on a forrip voyage. An ap plication was made to the Lords of the Admiralty, who gave direttions for his immediate liberation but the Captain, instead of giving hint up, shifted him to another vessel.' it was some time befoie they 'could discover where he • was.' At last thev found oat that - he was on board a ho I ll ) . vise, Wrir Was Made seturnable.hefore on,! of theirtordw, ships at Chambers. • • Mr. Justice LA WR sive F s iJ, ilic'Commader, of the Ifweplrw.e.ought to lave irriMediateiy COlgett him, unleas he watt put on bo3c:i :hlotber ship before the order from the Lords of the Ad miralty reached hiin. CORY EXCUANGii, ju,'il; :3 0.. THERE are good supplies of Corn at with many of Monday's Wheat Samples. unsold '; - this trade is rather. heavy to.day ; Ilarleyand Malt are. not lower I. Prase and Beaus of both scar.; are at about 6.1. and ti.•per Quar:Qr „less price ;. Oats hie a ready sale', and tidly support lot ,prices ; stocks of'rlour are considaable, hue. it cannot b: noted lower. Wheat 461: a ;is a 6COI 0 , ,i Tirk 11e ~n, - • 2-4; a 3rf. z.. 1 Fine ditto - 6is a 623 (xi oit ; - ~ 2) , ri 23: , a -ii ~,, Rye . ',. 32s A 3SS Od ' P(7!. t 1 i , i'rt', - : 17S A ,2" .. , ci:l Parley • ~ • aos a 2ib qd 1 K„ 1 , 4 :,.•.,t ... - jil a 7,0 Mail 1 . . 4 S 14 43 0(i 1 rii, I' if_.,..! . 4Ss 4 S'Zi 0.1 White Pe2se, 423 4 47s 64 Sec,pNis - 44 1 . 4 Ai" neartS .., ;Qs a 34s 64 Yesterday the Right Hon. the :LoRD M A yo R , ordered the Price of Bread to continue At Quartern Loaf Of. Wheaten, 'and . 81d. Hutrk , holkt. THE THE ATltt o oThe cOrnetY f The Chit Nature was 'represented kik night at the 1 - lay-I\l - .11::..t . Theatre, priti introduced Mi,s GRIM,kI4.I tig,tit t d the Public in the charae:. of Aruv,qhji, was crowded, and this . agreeable young A6tres fa ly confirmed. the 'favourable sentiments which .her first petformance had excited, 'Fier 111;ure, teit.ince ancl,voice are very well adapicd to the size Cl l B Theatre. She has the rare merit of playing. from the impulse of her feelings. Her mariners are much more . elegant than the ordinary race of thia. trical feMales. The Afterpiece wiis The . Farmer. MATHEWS, who has at least more variety:than any performer of his rank, was very ludicrous in 'lenity lumps ; and Mrs. liAlt tow 11 gave Bettj'illark. here) , with very cfrative4irir. Mr. H. JoiiNsTorr and his wif, whose article; with the Covent-Qarden Manager exFired last season, have beeti lucky enough to get an engage t ment with the SAIDe salary at fituty-one Theatre:,