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S. Du a. I-Tamburgh consols ARRIVtO. O PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TV:7I.YL O'CLOCK. 54 7 dis. THE SUN. SOLII4 IIUIS DICiAR VALIUM AUDILAi LONDON, AUGUST 27, 1803. We have more than once stated, that a Plan is in agitation to raise the Royal Standard in France, grounded upon the general dissatislaftion which is positively asserted to prevail in several of the De. •partments. 'lf this Plan can be brought to maturi ty, one of the French Princes will place himself at the head of an Army of Royalists. It has been strongly surmised that General MOREAU has long been dissatisfied with the state of things in France, and that he disapproves of the War, and of the steps taken by the First Consul for the Invasion of this Country. We have this morning received most important intelligence upon this head. Yesterday morning His Majesty's Gutt.brig .Yerciall arrived in the Downs, sent from the Texel by Captain /1014A1A, of the Raison/He, with the intelligence commis. nicated to him by the Dutch Commodore, of General MotteAtt having declared himself against Do NAPA UT E, and of the principal part of the French Army having declared for Mn .EAtr. This account adds, that in consequence of this Revolution, orders had been received in the Texel 'to suspend building the Flat-bottomed Boats, and equipping two Sail Of the Line, and home Frigates, equipping there fur the. Expedition against England. Capt. HoTnAst himself anchored with the Rai. iona6/r in the Downs kat night. This intelli gence is certainly of the first importance, and from all the previous circumstances which were known in this Country, bears about it every mark of au. thenticity. We sincerely hope that direct advices from Paris will speedily confirm it. ACCOUNTS have been received at the Admiralty from Admiral DucKwoßTH i datul July 4th, off Si. Domingo, by which it appears that he was blockad ing in Port at Cape Frarrc;)is two French Line of Battle Ships, six Frigates, and two Corvettes. No supplies of provisions could enter, and it was thought that the Fleet would sunnit to him in the course of a short time after be wrote, This tnorning arrived the Mail from DIILMI, of the 23d. It brings no fresh intelligence of imrirt. ante. Tranquillity prevailed in every quarter, and Government are unremitting in their e.ndeavOurs to secure its continuance. On Thursday evening fits MAjesTy, anti the Princesses AoGysTA, Sorum,.and CHAktor re of WA L'Es, at:coded by Lathes Ayr. Esuoi t y, CRAN. L ev, STANLEY, 1)A111; a, and ELn 114, with a num. bet- of others, walked on the Terrace at Windsor till 8 o'clock. 11ER MAJESTY, accompanied by the Princesses I'.l, zAls rtir, Alt , and Amt I. lA, took ;In airing in a coach and four to Ht hly'Grove. Yesterday morning- His R , yal Highness the MIKE of KENT rived at Wiodsor from Castlebar Hill. At half past 9 o'clock, H MAJESTY, aCCOm. panied by the DUKE of Kt NI. and the Princess So ['MA, attended by Geom+l9 CAKTl,vittolur and D Esititnw , nod Sir WILLIAM PITT, took a morn. big ride in the Great Park. Fir a M A.; p $T y and the Princesses EL I ZAB ETU and Ninny, with their tvo.ll attendants, took an airing to Frognore, and viewed the improvement s making there, and returned to the Lodge soon after one o'clock. Their Royal Highnesses the PR INC FSSES Au. AM t i t , t A and elf:N. LOTTE Of WALKS', at tended by Lady ELGIN, took an airing in a Soci. able in the long walk, and returned to Frownore tiUOll after one o'clock, where their ROYAL HIGH. NEStas staid till near dinner time, Sir WILLIAM and Lady PITT. and Lady CRAN. L E Y Ate in Wdttitig U`,.)11 the ROYAL. FAtittLy at Windsor. The Doke of YORK had a large party of his friends to dine with him on Thursday, at Portman. square. Lord I wx.Esnuß y entertained a seled party of friends on Thursday last ar Aoldiset.mh ; t h e S o _ Ltcrrort GENERAL, and Lady B. WARREN Were among the number. We hear that a Day of Public Fasting and Hu miliation, on oc c as i on o f the present War, will soon be fixed for the early part of Ociober. Mr, A K autnutyr, formerly in the Office of the Foreign Secretary of State, and now Mi n i ster at Sruckholtn, is to succeed Lord liFitvEY, now Kart of 13ftisTpt,, in that Mice- ItAwkeqiux has written ,to Mr. AttsroTHllor, to make the pro position to him. 'So completely is the National Spirit 1 • 0114rit in every quarter of the King(ion:, that it i, impossible 'to mention any one place in .partictilar With Mir clo. ing in some liteoure injuistice to the rest, 'W e 11 4 ve footed the va,t nurnherb faiierl 10 80 r1)e Cotoltics. Ihe Volunteerit liampsilires under tsr Petoce bill, are nearly 20 1 000, 'OW the Gentlemen art 0;161)4 014 publy comtp,44 ;hem, DEAL, Auc. His . Majesty's Gun.brig j ackall, arrived this morning, in the Downs, with the important intelli. gence of a great Distention having taken place be twecn BONAFARTR and General . MQREAU, and that the principal part of the Arm had, in con. sequence, declared themselves favourable to the latter. Orders have therefore been received at the Texel, to suspend building the Flat.bottomed Boats and- equipping two Sail of the Line and some Fri gatel which were fitting out there for Sea. This circumstance was communicated to Captain 1-10-rtmm, of His Majesty's Ship Raisonab/e, by the Dutch Commodore at the Texel, and Captain HOTHAm immediately dispatched the . 7ackall to the Downs with the same, and soon after proceeded thither himself with the Raisonntle, and she ar. rived this afternoon. An Irishman was secured at Harwich a few days ago, on his return from the Continent, on suspicion of carrying on a treasonable correspondence. He was taken into Custody, and conveyed to the Se. cretav of State's Office, together with all his Baggage. Some of the late Coniular measures in Holland having. occasioned a remonstrance on, the part of the Dutch, delivered, however, with all that hu. mility which a sense of their hopeless situation could inspire, in which the inevitable ruin that would come upon their commerce, by the adoption of the measure, was forcibly pointed out, the Ft JUT CoNhUI, from hasty words to more hasty, at last declared, in a fit of rage•, that he would destroy the very basis on which such. mercenary arguments., were founded, by annihilating the trade of Holland so effedually, that they should not have a single Ship of any kind left to them ! Such arc the tender mercies of this Dispenser of Litrro. General Domouitt tut at pre:. it resides in Oar ges-street, Piceaditiy. Ihis !:.,t1 is doomed to a life of vicissitudes, Ile is cordially received in this Country, and but a few ears ago was obliged to leave it with the utmost rapidity. Lord Srorpoito is to be the Lieut:liant.Colonel of the Royal Standard Corps of Cavalry, consisting chiefly of N.lblemeo, so lion , wrahle ,n the patriotic zeal of the Right Finn. J. C. Vtu,ty rt., who will find a very attive c .adjo.or in the Km. C. AAr- LeY, who has trri+,ed in rown for that meriturinita purpose. The Earl of CHOLMONDELRT is at his ohi ati.l magnificent ,in Cheshire, where wick t ro t, p a . triotic zeal and spirit he is embodying, clothing, and trai , eng his numerous tenantry at his own ex. pence., Lord Viscount GRtrasToN is promoting a Vol in. teer Corps at . St. Aibah's. Ills daughter and the Dowager Lady title EE second hiS Lordship's ef furts.on this loyal and p.e.riotic occasion. The Earl of MAc Atm.; t. Y, whose active, intel. and patriotic mind never c an b e at rest w h en t he go od of his Country is in view, is zealously patronizing the ferrp a tion of it military Corps at' Fulhalls soul Putney. Yesterday beittg the day appointed for the Elec tion of Captains to the Law Association, the six I Alowing Gentlemen were chosen a great majo rity.. viz. Hon. Mr. LEGGE, \V. ALEXAIIDER,Eqq. J. WEAR, Esq. PITCAIRN, E, A , J. E. WAT SON, Esq. and GILES i:EMPL E:.IAN, Esq.—Their names are immediately to be 4Ubilli! tett to His MA JESTY for his ap t royal. The folio A'ing Gentlemen were chosen First Lieu. tenants in the PRI NCE o f WALEVS Corps, on Wed nesday last: Meests. BIRNIE, LAWRit, BARLOW, MUNDELL; Cocks, PARKER, FYNMORE, and Hui- EN. Second 'l.llU , enants, STUNR, RANDALL, HOLROY D, P. PALMER, HADLEY, BROW ELL, COLQUIIOUN, and FARR. A Volunteer Corps is forming at Exeter, of per. sons cotnprized in the fourth Class under the Gene. rat Defence Bill, for the proteffion of the City in the event of the other Troops and Volunteers being sent away from thence. nitre Companies of Volunteer Infantry are now drilling, under the command of the Mayor of Ro chester, two Companies under Major Twoprisitiv, and a Corps Artillery are raising, to ht corn. manded by Lieut. hiatsdsc, of the ' lnvalid List of the Royal Artillery. An order arrived at Chatham Thursday morning for the Volunteers of the first anal second c l ams , b e l ong i ng to the Dock, to he immediately embo. died. Commissioner Cov riN, of Shceines., iY ay. pointed Colonel. A great number of Fishermen, &c. have enrolled themselves as SraFencibles. Sir joitie Riucs MI LL va, animated by the ardour of the mimes, is raising a Troop of ivaley near fits seat at Ringmer, near Lewes in Sussex. T. KSMP, jun. and CULLEN SMt rtt, Esq. are to be his Lieu. tenant and Cornet. This patriotic Troop are to mount and equip themselves, without any expense to Government. • Yesterday the 3d Regiment of ROytil East India Volunteers proceeded early in the morning to the Company's Field at Lliogton, and went through t a r e their respedive evolutions. It is b ut j ust i ce to say, that so much attention has lately beettliit they pai l the discipline of the three Regimen ts , t h at equal to any Troops in the Kingdom. Yesterday morning during the parade exercise of the .31 Regiment of Royal at India Volunteers, a serious accident occurred from the blowing up of a 6 pounder Cartridge under the coat of one of the Ar. toiery.men. Th e poor fellow 'was struck to the gd m r , c u h n 1: ) 1 r ( I n t e t a b , e forge he flit. afttr e i x le p i l n os io ga t t i t bu t 11 : i t attended h li y ou tgh l e i surgeon to the Brigade, able to walktrom the ground. Th t 2d Regite or nt o :f K o a f st t4 l a nd ai i s a in V g o il l a tt i n i . v .. teens, it is bait', wilt Proceed to Wimbl e d on on Monday next, in tiring, and going through their exercise. For their greater convenience, the Comininysl, bo. s 4 , are pro. 'posed to take them up the River. We'understand that the whole litigade of Royal East India Volunteers wilt be reviewt4 by 4 4 or t v kiAttituirwo, Qn Vritiay NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 26.—ArtiVed the Caiah Man of War, from the Downs ; and Fertßna)- --1 from St. Martin's for Havre, sent in by the Decade Frigate. His Majesty's Ship Romno , and outward-bound Convoy remain at St. Helens. HARM/ICH, AUG. 27.—Yesteraay morning sail. cd the Auckland Packet, Capt. I lAmmoNo, and an Extra Packet, Capt. SAUNDERS, with the respective Mails and Passengers ; the former for Gattenburg, anti the latter for Husum. Arrived the Prussian Ships Cliiitiana and EAP rietent from Memel, with timber, for this Port• SHEERNESS, AUG. 25.—Arrived His Majest.C 4 Sloop . Mumd, Captain MAXWELL, at the Note ; and the Locust Gun.vessel, Lieutenant LAKE: she has been out of Port a great length of time, and captured two Vessels, a fine Schooner Smugglers and a French Merchant Vessel, laden with tobacco. The Admiral Mitchell Cutter has arrived, and the Mary has sailed. The Amaranth', Captain Bovs , has also arrived ; and the Pharton,La I ' ll 4 Ull7Cf.r7; Frigates, have sailed. Coax, At.:G. 20. --The altherine, of and for Bristol, Capt. STOTHAttD, spoke on the 18th inst. the Brig Ann, of and for Rosi, from Newfoundland , which infortned him, that coining over the Banks of Newfoundland he saw a French 64 -gun Ship. and a Sloop of SVar, and two English Frigates engaging them ; he lay to for some time to see the ;idiot), but lost sight of them, and cannot tell how the aciion terminated. Captain OVOHTON, of the hir, of c . o.g ons, ar. rived at the Admiralty yesterday, ( win Sir A. MtrettEt.t., K. B. Commander at Halifax, Nova Captain PICOT is appointed to command the .Speedy sloop as is the Mo. Captain BENNETT to the Berme', at Depiford. The Liverpool Paper of the 2+th inst. states, that Capt. juin; itOACII, of the Ship John, belonging to that Port, from the Havannah, brings the following. account : " That on the 14th July, the French, National Cutter the Terror, arrived there, and re ported that a Squadron of English Men of War had fallen in with. a French Squadron lull of Trouptt. bound from Por:.au.Prince to Cape Francoi, to had captured two French Frigates, a Brig of 2s' , and a Schooner of t+ Anodic?. Frigate, h :a engaged an English 7+, Ali shut awai her nil.: der, by which means she escavcd into the The'yobe sailed from the Havannah on the 10( 4 .July. NAVAL ArPOINTMINTS.--Lielaenants li. tvelk, i t ns ' i : i : tilt: Heroine, o : 3Z guns; Win. ltvbertsun, Spccu,"• i •ol4fm 101,n Nugent, ; Petter, ltepulic, 74 Inca% '4Lnitll, ditto; R. Langston, Curlew; H. lW Lout, untur, ;1. Duen, Albion, 74; 1• 1. Bates, Scourge; 'G L'A Iris:44le, 36; -1--• forues, Satfisanw, t 6; G. rainier , Childers, 14; 11 Little, Volcano, ; Sitatuond, ditto.: GENERAL COURT MARTIAL. THE following Copy of a Letter from the JuAge Advocate General, with the Opinion and Sentence of the General C , urt Martial to which it refers, 11351 by order of Ilis Royal Highness the Cimmander Chief, been read at the head of every Regiment in the service, and entered in all the Regimental Or ,ierly Books belonging thereto. Ykieke Advccate General's Office, 24th jgot, 1901. szit, I tiny& had the honour of laying before the King the Pro ceedings of a General Court Martial, held at ovaltar on 0 6 2 A pth day of A pril last, for the trial of Lieutenant ,lad A Ilit..!ta n ! G ItoNT of the asth Regiment of rr: , t.i . i ca c t nargeagainst whom, together with the 0p,,,,011 a nd a , )1 . ejatgi t hi t i'ulti t - ?ar tvea t go t letActilibu d l :l:llt:6le a el'j m :l: y in: i ttt' i tha'n y: ltlY i lleutit s : a :hcltted e tn i illee ; c) : :e'w u : y orrd3L i t°u t ily % i iiti v i solt !t 'ot l bell ' in t :delei l a l i el : wCPlt t o kluep o lothir S eite : isuai e} . l4llc r llin: u tr t tilli a :A4:loaj r i:rl y els:tfilli a itsar*vl t :l6ll4lllstt'velliile:CratdlrsilltAlvcialtltYr:inil‘ehi sc 'stki°lb:lsud c .Cc l 'tilwlhilisli sc ::::.ll : ll:6lll . C:lll:l°llirsint:::::4ll.l:ll3:::" I have the Honour tO v be ar , 14 :HARLES MORGA, • Lieutenant General Sir Tl4O. Ta g "" K. h. or Officer Commanding in Chief the 'l' o wil anti Garrison of Gibraltar. The following is the charge exhibited 80 03 Lieutenant and Adjutant ALEXANDER Gittr 4l ' C AR. MICHAEL, of the zsth Regiment of Foot, a t e neral Court Martial held at Gibraltar on the , 2 ` l „ of April, 18 03, together with the opinion ana tenet of the said Court Martial :► Behaving in a scandalous, infamous Inannder; charact G ib : n n ue e l t :n :l e : t ar co e; l ig e sey m i t n oe : r i u l a t e n i rs g st , e)lrn o Bd t t n o he t tGetr),futr of i s e ni t i a s r o t t f li ° G tt ib y c r e a r it i 3 a s s tu a r g b u in e g st, a by pr u i s v i a n t g e octoosmcepany, wi'ere netjiagsame to Quarter-Master CHARLES W Esf, of epnen t, and striking him in the face as he sill Nt supper, and by afterwards way-laying and attacN_. ing the said Quarter-Master CHARLES WEST. he was returning home, about the hour of eleve n o'clock at night, unarmed, and with his wife le 3 i. n . ing on his arm, and his two daughters wall b y his side, and bearin hint violently with a iiti C the presence, and t o the great terror and alarm , wife and daughters. The Court having weighed the evidence giveernbient. support of the charge against th e Prisoner, tog t hat with,that produced in his defence, a re of opinion/ . it although the fact of waylayi ng the Prosect tnedi, 'nut proved, neither that the Prosecutor vas u rar 01 e t that (as he appears to have had his sword on) y the raenmdaiitlitiengsfinactsiesnpiectio fi eiLii;t(,iret ctliialerg:3lanree;Perasgi;• Court dues therefore find the Prisoner Guilty . 01 ‘7,..p :' .v i t. l ; : rt r sx ge Aa:; a vt g i , i iit u o s e r Gs R I ItiArlte:r:ifnocrielrße : f e t e 11 1:. inrALooriituilci 0011:bniiiteti and Adjutant of the 25th Regiment v . ' dismissed from His Majesty ~ervice. - On Taeuia y the 4th Regi m eot of Foot, jOst Jan a ,: iroinlt., arrived at Worcester ; and th e nel '' inorninv cgr iiituci a ke if r out, fur IVianchester.