The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-13 00:00:00

eution of apse measures in Ole must prompt and efantions manner. Thus roused, 'host upon host have arisen, burning with the most patriotic zeal, and ardently wishing for an opportunity of signaliz. inn their efforts against an, ambitious and blood. thirsty Enemy, who has dared to . threaten the destruaion - of their happiness .and their Independ. enet, We trust that the utmost exertions will bt used in the. different Counties to complete all, that re mains to be'dohe for the: purpose of carrying into execution the measures of the Legislature' for the Defence of the Country. The Ba‘rtalitins'of Patriot I)ritons, who have arisen in all parts of the Coon. try, cannot:be too soon completed in discipline arid' trfellive strength: the Country can only be safe, with a People in, Arms, and we have no doubt that that will be the case within' a very; short period. We shall not attempt to enter into a minute de.. tail of'the Proceedings of the late Session of Parlia. • ment, With respett t 6 -Ireland, we have already expressed our opinion---we shall only observe that the safety of that Country depends,upon the energy of'the Governmerit. • We have no doubt that the public spirit of the reople will effettaitily fiti up the chasm which every , af . gislative measure must ,necessarily leave,' and' that should the FtltsT CONSUL of France dare to make an hostile attack upon our Shores, he will.ftnd a forest of Bayonets ready to receive him, and ready to strike home to the hearts of those Frenchtnen who may have the temerity to set their feet in hos tile array upon British ground. Considering the prorraded period of the Session, tile numerous attendance of the Members of the House of Commons, did the highest honour to their Patriotism and their Zeal ; whilst the far greater -part of those who were ah'sent toward: the latter part of the Session, were called away by imperative Public Duty. The SPEAKER made a very able and impressive Speech on presenting the remaining IVloley pith for I Its MA) asry's Royal Assent, which was gracic,ubly given before the delivery of the Speech from the Throne, which closed the Sea: sion of Parliament. Thursday. evening Twist MAI Mt Itl with their usuo Attendants walked on the Terrace ; and atter. wards had a Weft party at Windsor Castle. Yesterday morning_HEß MAjtsty anti the PRIN. CucEc AUGthTit, ELIZABETH, and Sort;iA of GLOUCESTER, attended by Laciy AYLEABURY,.and Mis,, , STA Nltorg, took an ai r in g in a phaeton and sociable, and paid a Morning , visit to the Hon. Mrs. HAtt coy aT, of St. Leonard's Hill, and after walking in the Pleasure Grounds, took some refryiunent there. • Ye%terday 1 4 irRoyalHighnesses the PitINEES -813 MARY and ANIE.LI A, attended by Laity C. DA. t )422 ) took an airing in a sociable in Windsor Great ar*, It being His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALsh's Birth Day, the hells at Windsor were rung, the Staifordhliire Militia, and the I3th Regi. rnent of Light Dragoons had a field-day in Windsor Little Park at one o'clock. Yesterday morning at nine o'clock, HIS MA TtsTY left Windsor in his Travelling Carriage with his trtittal escort, and arrived at St. James's Palace .a tk before twelve, where he was inet by their Royal iliglinesses the Delf,El Of YORK, CUNtil Ett.latND, and CAMBRIDGE, the LOR D CHANC eLLOR, :14 the C: iint4clA.Lok of the EXCHEQUER, L')rds ELL F N- . I() Anuon, 1 - loamur, anil CASTLEREACM, the Mar_ tit SALISRURY, Duke of . ROX/iiIRGH, Earls IIARkINGI u N, WARWICK, CHESTE'RFIR LP, ;WEI WF,STMOR LAN D Col. CARTWRIGHT, and several others of thy; Nobility and Persons of Distinaion.— About a quarttr before three fits MAresty left Sr. Jaine J's in his State Coach, accompanied by Earl C I4 e st tr. k VI ELD and Earl WAttw ictt, a n d with his usual attendants, Went in state to' the Fluuse of Lords. His MAJirry arrived at the House Peers about a quarter, past three. The usual number of. Military attended upon 'lie occasion, and a vast crowd were collected, who greeted His MA. j &STY with continued acclamation. Lord C i ATKIIAM carried the Sword of State. IVIAlvsTy left the House of Peels u few minutes before four. T YORK . Their Royalliiglinesseti. tite.Dukes, of YO and CAmakitsca set cif yesterday afternoon, , jn lib; Royal High ness the Pr seed: 'of WA to LZS oi at Brithton. , PRINCE Wrta,tAld of, CLou otsittk..ki s left :Shropshire for Notch Wales, to review the military in that quarter. - At Shrewsbury he wa s affetided 11 the Bishop of firusvonn. The Right Hon. CHA LE3 LUNG is chosen Lieut. -t:Ccqonel Cornina`ndant of the Le . %iishari t Volunteers ' , - -confdiring of a fine body of 500 or boo men. Lord D t LLOil is chosen to command the Pancras Corps, which at present consists of between 4 and 500. f~ + It is with pleasure we annottnost, that a Feinale Sub. ,scription is begot ; at Lloyd's. It is not, however,, , intend e d to v i e with that which does much honour to the Nation, as its contribution is limited to two Guineas : at .the Same time; we have no doubt, from the very great number of contributors which thil Proposition will, embrace, a large sum o f mone y will be ob ta i ned for the purposes of patriotic benevo4nee• Intrenchinents are immediate;}' to be opened; ex tending along Galleywood Common ,- in Essex ,A 0 %druid, as an e l evate d spot, which commvds the • gttat road to London; in the course of which seve. 'dl redoubts will he ereFitd. This work is to be, counmynced on Monday' next. !1"Y smo:urine to T yesterday from '),e'tilton•. His Lordship came 0p*14 . t .: daibefore, !V4 PAL NAW. totttsMotifitt, AUG. Majesty's Amelia bascaptnred anti sent into this Port L'Ahrt French Lugger Privateer, of 4, guns and z 1 men, and was left in chace of two others about mid-chan nel between the Isle of 'Wight and Cape La Hogue. Sailed/he Milbrook Schooner, with alarge Fle`et under Convoy for the Downs. Arrived die . 'Speedwell, HA RRINGTO W, from Waterford, and Honduras Packet, front Sunderland. YARMOUTH, AUO. 2.—The Hecla Bomb and Beaver Sloop arrived, and remain with the hei~i. WAled the. Leda, RUiIECKA, to Lubeck in bal. last ; and Embden Parket, BURMESTER, to Ernbden with packs, liberated ; Dove, HoRN, Commerce, MANsPI a LI), George `and METCALF, and Favourite,TlKE, to London, and Hce x. LING, to Liverpool. Admiral Lord KEITH has hoisted. his flag on boardllis Majesty's ship Monarch, which ship will sail in a few days froM SheerneSs. A Passenger by the Duckingfidd, one of the Ja. •.maica Fleet, arrived in the DoWns; states, that the Jamaica homewatd-bound • Fleet, ..Under convoy of.. :His Majesty't. Ship Goliah,,Captaiti Ba iSDAN.E; and Calypso Slodp' of War, consisting of about bo Sail, experienced a very heavy gale of wind on the 31st of July , off the Western Islands : several Ships were 'tlisMasted, and others sustained considerable damage. The Fleet Sailed from Port - Antonio •-on the filth . of June, and were convoyed through the Windward Passage by seven Sail of the Line. About the tit • of July, an • express reached the Commodore' from Admiral DUCKWoRTH, ordering reprisals against the Enemy. On that day a signal was made•bythe Commodore, for the Captains of Men of War to • come on board. Before the Men .of War .left the Fleet, near Cape Nichola Mole, they had cptured . k.Corvette, of 22'sUnt, and three Brigs.. A French, Ftigate escaped iuto'the.MOle ; one.of our Men of - War fired - a hundred shot into'her, 36'of which went through her mainsail : her escape , was mira culous. It is hoped the : account of the mischief done to • the Fleet , will not prOve so disastrnusai reptent ed ; as after - the gale the weather. was moderAteand fine, and the wind fair. The remainder of . the Con- . voy may be.daily looked for. We haVe great pleasure in announcing the safe .ar. rival of the Honourable East India Company's Ship. the Fame, Capt. JOHN VALENTINt BAK4.It, from Bencoolen. She left the 'Lland of . Sr. Hetena the beginning of June,, and met with nothing material on her passage. Qnl~4hirteen: Ships ^ belonging to the East India Companpemain to arrive ui the season 1801- 1 . Dining the last War the East-IntiiiCompany lost by capture only six Ships, viz. the. Princess Raja, taken by the ,F renc h in t h e S tra i ts o f S un da ; the , Pigat, taken by .ditto at Bencoolen ; the . 1 tites taken by surp r i ze i n B enga l B a y ; the Ray m ond at cl Woodeot, captured on the Malabar Coast ; and - 111e' Kest, taken in the ,Bay Of Bengal.. The French took all the above Ships by I) , )Arding. 'A fine Frigate, built of teak(z. wood, ittindia, by the East-India Company, is arrived in the River. She' is .a fait sailer , and will carry S:o guns on one deck., Friday se'nnight a very numerous and respeaable . Meeting of the Inhabitants of the town and neigh. bou r h oo d uf Birmingham WAS 116 1, ft r the purpose of s upporting the energetic measures of Government, xt this hinir-of extraordinary peril. The Meeting adopted, as one of their Resolutions, the Declaration of the Merchants and Bankers of London, and enter. ed into a Suhbcription for raising a Fund to reward atl , ) who shall signalize: themselves in a brave and meritorious manner, and to provide for the widows, children, and, dependant relatives of thos'e who may bemaimed, or shall fall in resisting the plundering and murderous host which now openly proclaims it,; self determined to annihilate us for eyer.s.':The Stint of4sool. is already subscribed. • 'Yesterday the First and Second Royal ,Surrey R4ki;ients,' and the West kent Militia, marched from .Ashford, and the Barracks, and encamped about ,a utile from the .Town. The Corps of , St. Jamesta Westminster Loyal Volunteers at present consists of upwards of 1600 men.; We _understand, that on the 22d instant, ,their Colours ate to be presented to them by Her Royal Highness the DUTCH ESS Of Yd RK. On Monday next the Saint George's Volunteer Regiment are to have their Colours returned them by their Colonel the 'Earl ,al CH vs:xa F 1 F Li), who is arrived. in town . from Derbyshire, where his Lordship is' training and daubing Soo V i utimiecrs ) at his own expense. ~The Inhabitants of Mortlake and East Sheen, met on Wednesday for the. purpose of forming them-. selves into an Association, when it was tinaminously agieed that they should immediately enter into a !. subscription, and that ,an offer should ire made to 1.0“1 CASTGEREAGii to command the Corps. ~,.;"' The Managers of the Lincoln, Bearun, GranthalPil Spalding, Newark, Wisbeach, Peterborough, H ingdon, and -Northampton Theatres; haysaiWl:l, thein eiTe rectitt' of 'one night's performance h ' those places, in aid of tjle SubsCliptiOn At Lick. 1 which patriotic offer has been accepted by the C min Ce: , r iOn the gth init. six hundred pikes, with,drirms, &c. were received at Whitby, tor the use .or' the Sea FenCibles tltre, and a considerable qtrinuily of atimunition for.the service of the batteries, The Military Preparations in France proceed wit!l unabated vignur; and a Gentleman w rece ntly kit _ that Country assures ut, that while we are arming by'7l",ixsandt, France appears to, be arming; by /ions, as if the Frencbßuleis Were resolvM ro risque every thing in an attempt to externinate the whoie race ,of `Britons. There can be no doubt, indeed, that BONAPARTIt is aduated by the mo:kt hatred towards this Country, and will use the at. most effort or his power to reduce us to the most abject state ulbend;)ge and misery.,' 0 .4, • PARIS, Atratn. 8, diNriAL MASSENA ind M. touLARD art nthong thd new Members of the Body. General has. received orders to repair to Meisina,, to resume his situation of Ambassador from the French Republic to the Gra:4 Master of Malta. ALE XANDIttA, MAY B.—ln the last In'surreftion the Albanians attacked the house of the Petcha for ten successive days, and killed sev cral Persons who were in it. The Pdcha escaped to Chatkie, accompanied by tco men, of whom about one half were Frenelt, who had remained in the hospitals after the departure of the Army. They took part with the Paella, and extlieMeti him from his danger. FRIBOURG, JULY 2I.—M. A LOY 3 REDING took his seat yesterday in the 1)i:•t, as Deputy from the Canton of Schwitz, It is said that four SwiSs Re. giments are to be taken into the pay of France. Each Regiment is to- consist of four Battalions, and each Battalion of one thousand men. Luc!, JULY 3r.— , Yesterday, at three o'clock in ;he afternoon, the:Pirst -Consul passed through Tongres, on his way to Maestriikt, where he arrived at five o'cicL.k. We expect the First Consul here to-night. The Minister of the Interior arrived here last night. MEZIER AVG. 6. , ---The First Consul arrived yesterday at Giver, and visited the Fortifications of Charlernont. lie departed at two in the morning for Racily.— Discharges of artillery and the ringing of bells an. nounced the mopent of his entrance within our walls. ROME, JULY 1 2.—They write from Naples; that the Royal Family still reside in that Capital. Nothing' announces any intention to proceed to PiliCllllo. The number of English Ships of War which cruize before Naples, is augmenting : *they visit all the vessels which present themselves for entrance into this Port, severAl of which have been detained by them, and..sent ,to Malta.' Admiral NILSON has given formal orders to all his Cr;.izers, to seize all vessels coming from the ,Ports of France, and proceeding to the Ports occupied by (he French. The Danube h:ts.overiloyed its bani•.'3, and inun dated our envirOns... PRI NCI U to' if' 1 RTH- D AY. LAiT night not•less than ten thousand genteel anti well dresSed . persons testified theii attachment to his Royal flightless by their presence at the magni. f ic ent Gala on, the occasion•at" Vauxhall Gardens. Arriu: d the Orchestra appeared in a blaze of light, the words " Long live the Prirme," and the Rotunda 'and ditP.territ parra:of tite"Codens heaides• the extra l a mps, were deParaled with „ Portrait's Of the Prince and his Royal Brothers, raid of our gallant AdMirals. 'f a bles were spread nearly .the wlmle lcrigth of the.arched walk, anti of the cross or temple walk, and yet at least half of the 'Company, .or rather crowd, were tina!)le to tints a table or a scat. 'The Fireworks were_. unusually Grant!, particularly .at the conclUsion, when the, PR t E'S Portrait and Feathers, Stars, &c. appeared in the most beau, tiful variety of coloured light. The Duke of QUEENSBERRY and other persons of state were among the Company. An Amerisan Gentleman,, who left Paris, op the 2ti i ns t. siys, that a strange bustle prevailed among the Agents olGovernment.: Couriers, were hourly dibpataiiiig to all parts of 'France, and an unusual number of troops bad, within the preceding fort. night, been drawn round the,capital. He adils, that .a Ftehch copy of the Paper isSocd on the 24. th ult.. from Wanstead.houst, , closely. printed on Small handbills, with a . head line in red letters,, " Five to R - 0 ;,",wo dispersed over a great part, of Paris on .the night of the Ist inst. and that vigilant search, was making after the Distributors Of this Paper. It was printed on a republican stamp of three cents. Wednesday, in cnnlequenee of an' order .from the, LOnk 0/ the Admiralty,Qapt. j It V. s, of . t he Alagisi.: ficrirt, went . oll bonrti L'Eprmiier Corvette, at Spit.' head, to examine if jittoNts ; the Com. minder . of het, was onboard or not. t . fe every man, and could pin no satisletory informa. lion respeaing him. Capt. J k ay is, was accompanied by a Lieutenant niche Nasimil.. - at, who is acquaint. ed with JsitoraE's person, haS a v,reat qua n t ity" 9f his baggage on iYNtrd s and a -great many Animals and Natural curiosities 'belonging to hitn. - . • ••• • Mr.CORRY does not . depart for Ireland till Tues day Or WedneAday - next. The presence` of a Gen tlonan of such weight and talents - in' that . Country, Fannin but strongly assio the operiktions of Govern. dent in re,tfiting, its tranquillity. !.4-41(tmzl.e !las finiy,hed ltty thestricid engagement' a l NT4Fg.ste, gone ft: v days ,h friend Eli! GUILDFORD,. at Waldershart, v.lit l ir . :BANISIsTER, junior, 114$ returned froin 3 pro, the excursion to Scotland. .I'he " note of pre. #. ation" at Old Drury has, we presume, brought 14 Inick to co-ortrate in the intended arrange. inch::. _ , _ Mrs..SecoNo is engaged at the Opera Bar, in Paris e and was to liavt appeared there the: first week in July last, but very wistly• aecliu,ta, tru,t , iog bersof to. the - ,Ftaternal E;.nbrace. We Under. stand she lias - 10 14 W e -had a, liberal offer i*rom the spirited iviatiager of the Birmingham Theatre, but at present preiers retirement. Notwithstanding all the ntfpr about Brighton, it is by W means so toll as it has sometimes formerly been. Peopie, indeed, ate in .general better em ployed at present than dissipating • their t i me at Watering.riaCeSe • a:Meeting of tile Magistrates oti Sa - turday;. if was determined (at the suggestion of Governtnentii that this City should be dividtd into '4B Sections understand each Sedion is to be Acidi f ied by a clie. , vailx de frize, to prevent a surprize from Pike.inen, but at the same tine will not impede the musketty of our Yeomanry. This cly a B iard of the l't us ices =of our Royal hi:change was held, in order to cathis der of ani offer to ,Government for the purchase uf ,the Exchange fir 4 citadel ; a number of private houses have been purchased fur the accornmodeion ..the military; - also a number ofhuuses through•mt the, country : the Market-house, in Thomas,street i is converting into strong barracks. • AUGUST 9. Vigilant and Zealous as out. Armed Yeomanry continue to . prove themselves, there has not since transition sufficiently im. out last occurred any portant to• prove that the`. Rebels of this City me. ditate any serious ot immediate , attack tipiirt its tranquillity. The Centinels planted at some orate bridges have been fired upon ; and persons have been beizetl in the aa of reconnoitring some of the Guards ; but these delinquencies serm rather to have been the result of individual .and netted malice, than of any general otganiz.Td sys. tetn Of Treason, . • A Special Commission fur trying the several Pti, stoners now in .custody on charges contiedtd with Rebellion, is, we understand, appointed to sit on the 246 inst. • Lord Noßnuky is expected IQ preside. The.last general return of the Yeo:nanry of Ire, land gives the aggrepite muster at Sixty-two Thou. sand effedive Loyalists. An Army actu,,ted by such an unanimous ardour of loyal stittiin-nt, never Vet was brought into the field. Of this numhet the County of Wexford only furnishes Tito lb011(rnd Six Ihmdtvel,.anti the City of Dublin, its eter. nal honour, upwards of Seven Thauiasd, "re in the night of Sunday last,' fellow named Felix O'Rourke, who is said to have been deeply implicated in the Rebellion of 098, was arrested by Captain 8L0x.14 AM in the fad Of observiOg the guard of the. Liberty Rangers on itheCombe, and sent a prisoner to the Castle. Cottx; Auo. 6.—Two precautionary measures. have just been. adopted; the• one relates to persons' leaving the country, which Can no longer be dfme without passports, which are obtained by applica. tion to the. Collector ; the' other is a notice to di:: inhabitants of till' County' of C'rk, to silk to, t:),..! dour of each hoo4e, a list of the persons who dwell therein : this-is aunt in Consequence of a request front. the Gentlemen of the County to General Myers, countiatding in this district LEWES' 'RAC:AS, Avo. yEst t it it DAY. and this otoroitig much netting took place on the" Steyne, at Brightoo,, upon the dlr.: ferent races for this day : the Patric it's grey filly was decidedly the favourite. The bets were I to 4. in favour of the PRINCE. Every. description of carriage was placed in a state of requisition for many days previous. Early in the twarning mow persons went over to. Lewes, and the stage-coatilic3 • left the different inns they belonged to a'n hour sooner than usual on such occasions. AboUt t.wchte o'clock-the - cavalcade of carriages l commenced, the !' road from Brighton to 'Lewes was covered with movittg,crowds. ,About one o'clock the Pat NC r, with his barouche, arrived on the course, which was previously well attended by many persons of the first distinftion. Among whom wcre4 Prince Esterhaiy, Earls of Peterborough' and Berkeley, Duke of Richmond, Sir Win. Ashhurnharn, Sir John wood, Lord Durseley, Col. Armstrong, Lord F. Osborne, Lord Henry Fitzroy, Earl . of Chichester, I.Ord Villiers, Lord Pelham, General Lenox, Lady C. Leunx, Lord Robert Manners.' Col. Sommerill,•the High Shin - afar tli4 County, Earl of i,gremont, Mr. Durand, Sir 11. Featherstone, Mr. Cavendish BradshaW, Mr, B. Danvers, tec. Soon after one o'clOck the horses started. Match for One Flqudred ,Cuineas. Prince of IV,ilo'sgrey.filly . r Duke or G rafton l s.llroOicr to Chuckle , - 2 Avery hard race, the Pit !NCI. won by half a head. Odds • were ',7 to 4 in favour of the • A Sweepstakes u , r Tan Guineas each, seven horses tan. Prince of Wales's Frey fitly Lord StawelPs Elizabeth - a AVon by .Italf a he'd, .an otivileat Even bc't t T be ticld agal6t the:favidarit. At three o'clock,the second and last race before dinner being over, the PloNCit left the Course, but previously invited the , Members cf the Jockey Club, and : several other .Noblemen present, together with a numerous party or Ladies, up in. to.the Stand, where an elegant cold collation was set out. The provisions were brought in. the I'lllllc 'S caravan from Brighton. l'he day being uncommonly fine, it ~ w as a.yery pleising sight to see 'the,different parriel ni elegantly dressed and beauri. Col Females waled on the grirts,:,On the neighbouring huh, and, ire the vallies, where they had retired rn ordet to enjoy their v..riorts . repots, keques , ered from the 'busy multitude. Tbe provisions were .brought in their respective carriages fram ton. lite sp , trtiog Gentlemen, and other% were needaimodated iii theboothi to the left of the R co Course.. Befo,re the . King's Plate was run for, the Pirtres, and the whole . party, walked upon ,the Conrst', His Royal' : flightless skietiltiug" to every p et skt o he met whom he knew, in the most affable manner. I4er Grace-the Dutchess of DE vONSI-111 . , whose promptitude in tognoti cause is pr,uvet4:l, patro... alizet the Performances next, 'ruestLay evening, - August r6,'ar the ItnyalCtictni, destined by dm Proprietors vulutitartly cootributrd,to by the Perfortners and Orchestra) as it night, the whole receipts, of which are to be appropriated of the Patriotic C ntriburions at Lloyd's': so honour Me and amiable a parr 9 nage, and by so praiseworthy, :n loyal a n ioectiti , ,•e, will, nod uht, ensure the gr;:ileSt OveifibW ever knowy in that Theatre. A letter rtceived by Lord Teurt.c yesterday:, says that Mr Frtmrv, banker of Dublin, .has been '4lor _by a p.irty ,of Rebels, at his seat near ,Dublin, Yesierday afternoon a man jumped off the three bridges successi‘ely, for a wager of five guineal. He leaped from London bridge first, where a boat Was ready to convey kim to Mackfrim i an& thtoca so Westminster. ~~aw:,