The Sun. — London, England, 1803-05-10 00:00:00

Tie has a donfidetiii - and with who& lie thinks - he I can render benefit .to the CoUntry; We - thou/d •be si bappkto see .him there. To desire to see Mtn in office Undo any other citcOnisianCes, , would be to ivish well neither to the Nrition`nor to hitiL For Mr. ADDINOtON we have ever had the highest re. aped, and nothing tbat we :haVe • observed has in the slightest degree- weakened that sentiment: 7 - When we say that the ,difficulties of tht . present • moment, requite a strong Government, When we lay clAtthereare persons witnse accession would essentially strengthen the present' Adm i nistration, we believe, frtitn' fairness of his nature; .that there is no person who agrees with 'Us' . More eof.. dially than Mr. .IkpuiNGTON Ilitifielf; indeed every body agrees in the same sentiment. People differ as,to the mode of accomplishing the objea, ttii.none (lifter as to ihe.thing These are our sentiments : they may be invi diously represented as able& servility to Mr. PITT, Of as hostility tei Mr.' ADDINGTON. We feel neither the one nor the other ; we hope to sec, these men acing together, and. vie wish to see them rounded . by thnse who hold the same 'sentiments; and who aft upon the same principles. We assert that this is the anxious desire of every disintereit ed and Ode.pentiant man ; of every man is . ;11o, un: biassed by the influence of Party, looks' at our 'real situation, and is attached to the *interests and 'wel. fare of the Country. Concoii, collich left off yesterday at 64 7 0 had fallen at twelve o'clock this day•to 63?► • This Morning arrived a Mail from. the Leeward . Islands, brought to Falmouth ley the Chrogoife/d Packet in twenty.two days. Early yesterday morning two Messengers arrived lit Windsor with diipatches to His MAJEv;;Y from . • . Yeuerday .mooing, about ten o'clock,. 1.1 d r vendcd b .y Gen..GWYNE, rode in Wind inspetied the different farms.' • qiUI: I IVi r A,JESTY .and the PRINCESS ES ' AUGUSTA, and MAtty; walked to Frogmore aftftr hreAfast.,. The PitINCESs;S SOPHIA and /IMF f,liciWed . soon after in their carriages, by LA y . SlDnirr anti ciughtir; Eddy ALBINA 'CUMBgRLAND. Mrs. DRAX and Miss VYSE. 'The ROyal Party amused themselves in those delightful Gatdeng a 'considerable time.. Ta.inOrrow evening THEig MA J EsTI ES and ralNcrss.ss.:wip honour the performance of the k esi loh, fOi the Benefit of the Royal Society of Prfisioans, wi tiv their presence. The Earl of MoiTozr has issued upwards of 200 cards of invitation fur the QUEEN'S Ball on the 19th inst. By an Order . of the French..GovernMent, no nghill Servant is permitted to e n ter F ranct . Yesterday morning the - t rth Regiment of Light Dragoons had a. grand field-day . on Ashford Com mon. This morning the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment of . Foot Guards inirched.to puracer. The 3d, nr Prince of Wales's Regiment of Dra. goon Guards, have arrived at Piershill Barracks. A most mAgnifiC.ent SALOON it buildin4 in Rane.. 'Ugh Gardens for dancing, at the Ball to beigiven ,by the KNIGHTS of the BATH on the first of Junei the ROTUNDA being reserved solely for supper, which will consist of upwards of MO thou:dud (over:. ' The. i.O CI N will be upon the same plan (but considerably larger) than- the -one eretted for tbe.lV44lernt;o,,nd Gentlemen of BOooLE's CLu B last year, and will be decorated with all the ban_ ners of the different Knights, by whom every at. rangerheat 4ftrs'beon 'made to Tender ,this Fite supe -tior to aor-eotittainglenr of the kind ever given in this kingdom. Colonel Acitalu,Ti is the Proxy at the Installa. tion, for Sir ROBERT AB ERCROMBY, who is ih Sccalunti. • . . Great improvements aye carrying on at the Duke bf I )ttrortSttlites Estates at . Hard Wick, in Derby. tithe, where his Grace hay lately been making very large ptirchalvs. withstanding .the continued objeaion of 40rd, !rl£ Rs, the ensuing Awn= is fixed on for . plantiug eaVendislijsjiiutre with shrubs. Cox s,•of Flokliatn; and his son,:in-law Mr. ' 4 NIIS)N, and 11417 f, taken iesidenee in St, Jainesss,s t ,re e 't, After tll that nag been said . . respeffing lord . CE OLMOND L Plcato,, we understand . : that hip t•leorilsF ; iip brought it over with him.- Now the warm weather Is set in, the hat:o fashions are laid aside, and all Feinales . Of . ton clothe to - thevery ebb:. - • On joa n d - of Lai;lpedosa there is an herinitage, in which a Priest of Malta •perforins.divine service, in a chapel dedicated to the VIRGIN MARY, and keeps ti limp'burning'ai ihG shrine of a Turkish Her mit : a CitCurrhtadce WhielibasoCcasionally attratted Pilgrims to the Island, of both religions. The Priest has also .a secular employment; : he keeps an inn, . filled with good provisions for sailors and pilgrims. He receives-altuS vitien he can sell:nothing 'snAhat he accumulates:considerable prOperty in the course :'•° l lii;e7t•Conieii ua~taced j .to .Monkish poverty. — The 54 (a o o l l,,hiltp4,:a6c.rund kith fish. itsisCoicred ~.with !vitlfve'te&s. The neat of the Driperor Cti Ak‘WATAkaifsViieeked . on the coast, in the year • 3152. I's s situated in latitude 36 cleg. lon. 3o 35 min. Within these few : days, a fine piece ,of .Rornan -3'cuipture' has been given to the Britisb IVluleum by H0C1,13. It is a sort of Sepulchral cnest, which was'foundnegleded; many.years•ago, by Mr, Huaster, in the at Chesterford, to Essex. It is Without, inscription, is supposed to have contained three urns, answering 'to the busts On the outside, and ter'l*.the only specimen o,f, sculpture belonging to the ancient Cattialodunum. NAVA Nti , k s. PORTSMOUTH; MAY 9. Atilt iVil) this aftertioon, His Majesty's Trans_ port British - King, frotil Trinidad, with Troops. on board. Sailed the ileasit: Frigate to the Westiardi secret service. .. : }'. DEAL, Titi Honourable East. Indra,,CompatO Ship Sir Edward. Hughes, JAMES URMsTON, Esq. Commander, from India, arrived in the Downs in the course of last night, and remains. The Edward Hughes sailed from BLlnbay the 6th January last, and from St. Helena the 28th March fir. lowing. • The Ship Prince of Wales,- for Bombay and Ma dras, came down late yesterday evening from the River, and iailed . early thii Morning on her voyage. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The gun-brig Bruiser, for the capture of the Vrouw Jo hanna, on Wednesday, the x ith instant, at Wells, Norfolk. The Camilla, . Thetis. lugger,. and Rose. cutter, tb,r the capture of the Vrow Hermina, will be paid from this clay, at No. u, Featherstone-bUildingS.. His Majesty Ship Utrecht is arrived at the Nore ; she left Admiral THORNBUROUGH cruizing off the Isle of Goree, he having shirred his Flag last Wed. nesday' from the :Utrecht to the .Africaittc, in con sequence of some damage received by the former during the late severe gale : his Squadron, consist. ing of 1' AfricaiVe, Hydra, Leda, Ambuscade; and Constance, wete:all The .hre TS . t intent l eft Sr. Helena the 3lst of I March, and .was spoke by the Sir Edward lingbes in 14t. 10. 22. S. long. 13. oz. The Suffolk and Pervour;fe, (private Merchant.sliifffrOm - threzpe), Sailed from St. Helena , sheigth of, .11/11,r0. 1 Lady Ann Barnard (from the Cape 'also) s,iiletrfrorti St. Helepa the 23d, of March. Young 'pailed from thence the 18th of March. The Sir William extra-ship, arrived in , Bengal the z7th of March. - , AVe larelk 'presented our Readers with an :Extrad from STE W ART)S FOXiadj which we under. , stand afforded a co ns id era bl e d egree o f satisfJclion. We think the following, which is well executed, will not prove, unacceptable or unentertaining.• •:MAIDSTONE. Now at the Bar behold the Cul prit stand, And horror-struck, holdup his shaking hand : with his wonted force, the charges press, And brought conviCtion - home to evtry breast ; E'en PLu nc E k shrunk, unequal, front the strife, " And.Treason'ttembled for her votary's lite,. Till to his succour Opposition carne,. • . And proved their Friendship not an empty'hame. Fox with is lips the saered•Volume Kest; Fox bad the 7 Cod of Truth hit truth attest : , " SO help me CM, I solemnli , &Clare; Truth,'the whole truth, andmought but truth, I swear ,4 I know him well, so great his merits deem, He has my friendship, confidence, esteem; • • Without reserve, ineapahle'Of urt, lie told:nie el/0y secret of his heart ; To me his view's; his principles are known, " Whig Views;Whig Vrineiples; it'd all my own ; swear (and mil my oath's sure pledge have weight), ‘‘ Like me, he's well afreded to the State ; Like me, of French naternityafraid',' ". He shudders at the thought of Foreign aitt". Each; as his gallant Leader diit tietbr4t.. raChlcitA'Ll the invoke,l his. God, and swore. I'he vainest of tnarikiild t he fari,e bei;ari, Then came sly, shifting, 'situflling SH ' tki DAN ; • . • . StirroLK and Nor. o next their Oaths combine, , One fam'alor Narrative, and Ofie for Wine ; 1 1 ,44 e 1 isssLL,, solemn T AYLOII, THAVNIT Tl' A N, 3 114 LIIC Iledfiird brewer ; GRIIY, OXFORD % I.AUDERD.ALAS,' • ST LWA FOXI AD,. la. ix. line 863. • We have the pleasure =to state, according to a private lettei just received from Bombay, dated the L ist of .January last that HoLKAtt had made an over ture to C,INDEAH and the Pa HV on the ; th .of •Diceinbei; toe. se drug the 'natters in dispute;, iiiiY that ,the'same had been tejetted in consequence ifa f the impe , rjotone”,of his terms. Russian private individual at Moscow, PAU L VON Di M ISDOFF, has requested" leave of the ' Ehtt. Ritott to give towards the support of the Uni. versifies and Academies, 300,000 rixdollars, and the'revenues of 3oao peasants, which shall be he. queathed to the Universities. This Patriot . declares in his let - ter 6> the EMPEKoi, that he thinLs it the duty of eveiypersein.of property, to follow, by vo , iuntttry contributions, the example of a • Monarch whp doei so much for the education and aeconiplish ing of the national youth. . . A proposal is said to have been made by France to the Court of Denmark, ro enter into l an of gn• -sive and defensive alliance with.the,fmnr.Piirei, in Case of a rupture with England ; but the prim Royal declined the proposition, ''staling;-Milt } ivould stridly 'adhere ;o every fair end bdetourtible P of Neutrality'. - A Letter from .a .Gentleman in the Island of Gigha to his Friend in Edinburgh, dated ad May, 18°3, says, An unlucky accident happened here . an' the night of the'2sth ult. The. ferry boat of this side, with four men and three girls, was lost, and all on board perished, ur ithin a Truss. ket.shot of this side. The accident happeried about one in the morning, 'so that no distina account can be got how it'hiracned.---There was only one man arrived _to muturity in the boat; the other three ,were fine clever boy s, .. . . iiAlri, i MAY i; WE are assured that LordWHiiworni - receiir: ed Ton Thursday .morning a Meksenger from his Court, to the arrival , of svhdni ,great importance appears to be attached. tour of five days since it was unceasingly announced, . . that the departure of the Ambassador had already taken- place, or was bout . to take place,but'according . to all appami ances,, there stiii,,F,emaihi ; some favourable chanCe for e the maintenanatibf)Yeace. „ ()a:Wednesday, at four, Lord VVlttirttotV•rtt had- ayoonference with the Mioister - for Foreign' Atairi.- 1 -(Gazette dr Prove.) The political horizon has clearaup considerably since yesterday. ''lt it how certain that the Eng lish 'Ambassador will not set out before the arrival of, i Co s urier which His Excellency expcas froth his Court. :General MoRTI R,• Coiimantlant . "of the First. Military Pivision, set out .withiry,these fe'ai days: for Thusitels, which affords-ream. •toi suppose .that. •.- the lot troey of the First Ccsiisul will shortly take place. ISRUSSELS, MAY consequence of . orders from the Minister at War, considerable movernents have taken place , among the Troops in the 25th Military DiVision. The• three Battalions -of ,the : 59th Demi-Brigade,. 'which arrived at Llia...einbont;g ftoni Mentz, ;re waiting fOr orderi for their ulte rior destinStion. The 9+th Demi_brigade, which has arrived at redo - from Liege, will immediately be joined by other Tru4s. It appears certain, that these Troops will he encampeil near this City, and in case of . a War, they will advance into the Batavian territory, in' Oract to join the. Troops assembled near Nirihrg,ioq,,and to _attempt someitn; portant Contineookoiiieration., All the accounts froth I-loll:old agre& In - t oppa'sing; that it will be an attack upon: the . Eleaoraie of ileznover. Anothe'l. Camp. is to - he farmed near Ostend, and it .is said that the First Consul will review the Troops, on hi, journey to inspect theCuasts of the Netherlands. With reireet to the . Troops which were destined for Lonisiana, it isi sopposo, in the event of a war, be employed in some utherexpedi tion. The English Sooidron cruizing olf the Coasts of Holland, has been again reinforced by several Ships of Wu. , I-lA.M.lLra,Gity APRIL 29.—A discovery has been made in a City of Suabia, of the principal Strube. din of the Asiatic Brothers, who haVe. beConie so famons since the atrest of BaTit NtAI.; at Stockholm. Their real denomination is that of the Asiatic Bra /hers' tf St. John the.E.vangelist in Li - Tliis Stin4reirin is a perpetual Senate, , the Metnbers, of which all.tak4l - Ir-brewoames. The ,common tf*rs .. also assurne.fiebrew names, and they are never called by their family names, in the Order. The archives of the Society are very. interesting ; they relate - to : Medical subjects, to the Philosopher's slope, to spiritual visions ; they also embrace Polities. - Rome, APR It learn from Naples, that they are .preparing Vessels to transport -to Malta the Troops necessary to complete the ournber of zOOO tneii, which, by vii ; tu;e 4f the Treaty of Ainiens, ••, are to compose provisioNilly thegarrison of that Island. LEO/BORN, -APRIL 23. - 44041: , ELOIll ' arived. here yesterday from Rothe. Was . .safdied on his arrival py several. discharges ,of Cannon... The French General , visited him, and•sent him 'a Guard of Honour.. • • - MILAbi, APRIL 25.—A body of Tro,ps .is as. scinblißgpri the,Front te;s of the Ecclesiistical States. It 'will be composed of two divisiong, the one French and the other Italian. The G'eneral of Div isionVita- . . , Ulna, will command thifisst, and Gen. I.FcOft has r been ni , pcilotedCarriruandant plt esecond, these twd divisions of choseo:Troops, to which will he un i te d! a Park of . , Artillery, al , ,i.r'ays ready lur any,' service2Whieli coilrse..of events.niay (le tr,and.— The,'lliad;' . o.atiers of . the' French General ~riil ht; at Figence, and, those of the Italian General ar • . ,The General of Division,.' have the' , Cciminand the first ltalian which :quits General '1 ECtiil .1 his Head.quarters will be at Milan. General Liccri I will short_ ly . take, departure, c with his I. Major and the Generals SEVEROLL and PEYP.T. The .Troopi which are - to compose , the Dlvisioq which will be under his orders, wire . reviewed yesterday by General MURAT otqtdrierce . .Soni7, ,, rrte, anti will set out to-day for the place of, their .Itination. The French division` which will lbsemble in the Department of the Rubicon, is much stronger than the Italian division. The Vice-President has addressed a Circular Let- tetto the Prefthi, to hasten the Conscription which, according to the terms of law, ought already to have been tertnitutcd. • This Letter also' Ws for its objet to ..contradiei a false report spread by some evil-minded petsons, that the new levies were destined to serve out of the tellitory of the Italian Republic• wrE ii ` rcr MAC BREDA, Miti i; Thoie alarms by. . whicti W . e.have for the test tw:, riionths been disturbed; Are tntfch abgruented ile:; Order here sithjo..inad; Which has been recentlY•iitied froni the .1-lead-cigar tell of General Moiittiit Its dispositions for the levy. of the tuntributioli , ' appear-to indicate that..the 133tadan ~Cups~itutic:~i is going to be, suspended; and this Coiintry tb wholly 'under Military trioverniilent. The last fall in the prices of.onr public §tr) ascribed in 'Art to.the efrekfi pipcloced by'ihis'Orde . ?;" ll ' Tllii ORPlut. . I '." 94 , • FRb.NCL.I.DIVisION -IN BATAyiA.: 1 f e-, 'ORIitROF E IMY. . • - 17c.i.t.42tiartrrs ilt liteiti. ' . , The Bth Flom' (ath April). Ei&‘ , ei,tll Year of the FrenCh . 4 eim:4lre. 14 The Body of Prench•Troops.iri Bataiiia, ate iris .: forrited; that horn:the ist Floreal (April 21), MT,; ~:, MtcHAti, under the char.i... ter6of has'airthotity to eito'ri:ise thost frindions whith, all that day, we're discharged by General Sousjps:,. : - The filiaioni of the Ordootiateuri or Corrirtiiaiii Generil are theie: . —-; . - . . , r. To provide for the supply of-provisions of all sorts, botti • to the Army in its 'eneampnients and marches, and to all: .. place's whicli.ite. Inky b 4 -gar risoned , • ~- , , 2. 71%) Jew tike (. :mml34-thins. , s . .• • 3. Lc regultitg the police of the rnifit'ary markets, and:cot: • vcys of priivi shins ' ?' • ' • ' • • , 4 , To ILA carriages fur the ecntveyancc of, provislon, of a+4.l for .ttie use those.4)4rso army; v f •• I sh:dl allql to have such in travelling: • . 5. Tu regulits tift-,hospitals, Arilidlis..CorfrS de garde; arid other military estAlislitytents. . a. • " , • 6.. To .di§tribute.prqvisioits, feiase, fuel, clOthss,. a.1(1, • horsezfurnitufe. • 7. To authetiticati! all aceount3.6f e7tperieeS lake odt rot'. any o f t h e se Puroosoi, atutof all other.expences; et cept tit:o pay of the 5u1(145.0. A 'Yost-041;Z titrevablislted . at N trneguen: Tha Post-011kt., shall disp.atth and receive lztters three Otto al, week. • , , ~(Signed) 1),F.11A1 IN I tt:i - N . Majoi-ueneral, Chiet Officer of the Statt, ad intOrttu:, IiAGUP j M' 6. TT is said that the Bata vian Goverment Mr. Vogt 13en FM Uppli a partiettlar sion relative to the'Sfate in which this Republic at this moment: . *With the news from Paris, that Lord Wilias..'- atiottrut had demanded Passports in order to his ale parture, and General A N E (..) I had orders to feaVi . Lontion, we received likewise . infortriation that tievy !French troops were to advance into this cotintry. 'We already know :that the troops 'which wete . iii Zealand have gone 'to Bergen..np.Zoom,'and that they 'are to be succeeded•by othei.s ivhich come f:runt the Belgic 'Departments. 13.1:av:an Govetrim,:nt still .reftties ;ince with the demands of the.Erc.cch Ccwrali; Administrators: -Orders 'are given-to liirnislt thing t;rultintarily to our Allies, but not tcs opl ose. them in'any seizure. ..viach they thil4 attempt. ~Ac*, Helvoetiluys, a Lleac.:htn.nt of gr2iiadiets has liecn. already to demand the- of . the. magazines front the person in •witok cn,t,),ly they were. The, keys were delivered. And the great wins tion in the maga'illtres were then taken by.the In other placi;s the rash at, the (.2...L*4)m-hail:ie has been wired; In others, the money in the treaso riei nt . the tow 114 has been raki,:l4 its we, have been for some (lays positively-assured. AtH,z;voet the Ftenth hospital has' been lefui,ed.the wine ceeessary tb the sick ; nor was it 'l,vitlimic the greatest dill: 'rutty that`they'obtained 'two hogsheads, which the Government sent them a present. Our present situation cannhtilong entlore s but must terminate in •stsritie sign l eXphasioh, : - I n consequence of the • dentine of Lord Rtv FR‘ j a LOrdship of the Bedchamber ii comes vacant. ,Thd .lieerage deien,k, in the . pr:!serit . tai his. Lordship's only Sill), the G EOR s r who many years represented ; the- County . of 'Porse( " in ParliamOt, liut latterly had' retired from'pnblic I ik,:and contingently to the male iioreiit .PETEICBECKFOkR. L q. of Stal4t,in, in shire, his Lordship's A !,iogul;tr r!itir,..occuttence took pike, nem' Taunton, in,,,Sotnersetshire.. lime ago! a I:oourite.old hunte,r,,.belonging to JosEP PAkt... , SLEY, kost[il 6 - cifig locked in the stable, on hear.` ing the :noise of trench.horn and cry of chit, hounds, he, inao to :he very restive; the hpstie going into .the, : stable, judged that the spirited aoL teal wanted some sport, he instantly, saddled him", to which he affixed a large monkey, and turned him loose, who,,following the ioUnd, joined the pacl-r, And one Of the first. in at the,d,:ath Of.'pO'o? ; reynaol . t•hyt . the m amazeent of the sportiop, C. m,w t‘iislias grotty beighteniti by observing; t-hd monkey, holding the reins' with all the dexterity - of a true spurtsruan. • ' The Courier de Learn att.erts, ,that. the Brothers of ,tht-FIRST . CtaNitn. have appentlifges ok a. new kind. Each Conquered Country or. Ally f pays them 'an annual Aunt; 'exclusive of the coutrihutions.ex.tet, e d by t he French Gosernment, Theie Gentlemen exercise over. the Conquered Countries a b(lrt of Protedorate ) which places thept as Mediators be. twecn them anct , ..)the Fla;4 CoNsut., and itr mediation they are made to pay dearly. M. to ,' t: ,v. protects liolland, Spain, and Pot tugal. .10,SEP-FI, the Princes of Gernt.my. M. Lout the Etruria, the Pope and Naples. And jEtto:All, as future Grand 4d4nital, recroes tribute from the Colonies. A Letter firms Constantinople, ti.tted.M.tch . -i 6, says)--:" The Porte aiill'the Charge d' faires hive receiVed''OlEcial incelligenee;,that Gerti!ral STUART'WS embarked all thit-'Eoglish troops' wilt) were in' Egypt, and sailed,foliVialt4. The plague broke - out a little i fie r their departuret on hoard a' transport in whielf',Werc 300 men.' . ThiS Neshel tinned to Alexandria, and obtairiatl . pt.linitition. front the Turkish Coninimii.lant to perform quarintine in that port. Before the•--Englidi departeil, the Bey& had-retired to the LOWtI - 45iigil,n1 for their te.. sidente in Upper Egypt. *rill!, evacuation of Egypt hus ocoasibneil the must agrel.!,ible sensation in 'hit capital. ThoNliniaterS of-Foreign ?otters,, as soon as Ihe Intelligence arrived, l.outists to their ciiffc,etst Coal tls"