The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-15 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, August 13, 1603. Doruming-Street, August 33, 1803, The King has been pleased to cause it to be sig. nified by the Right Honourable Lord HaWkesbuty, His M,qcsty's Principal Secretary of State for ho. reign Affairs, to the Ministers of Neutral Powers residing at this Court, that the necessary mcasures have been taken, by His Majesty's Command, for the filt , ekade of the: Entrance of the Potts of Genoa • and Spezia ; anti that from this Time all the inea sures authorised by the Law of Nations and the respeftive Treaties between His Majesty and the different Neutral Powers, will be adopted and exe.- cured with respen to all vessels which may attempt k) violate the said Rioekade. Lord Chamberlairt'i Of e, Ani us, 13,• 1803. Notice is hereby given, that Oleic will be a Levee at St, James's, on Wednesday next, the 17th • BrINKRUPTS, Thomas Wakefield and John Wakefield, late of Wilton and Sandiway. incr*hants, to .surrender Sept. 14, 15, and 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Northwieli. Attornies, Sandys and Horton, Crane-Court, fleet-street; or Mr. Chantler, Nortttwich. Cilorlei Simplon, of Mashorotigh, Yorkshire, boat-builder, August 25, 26, and . September 24. at eleven, at the Retk I,ion, Rotherham. Attornies, Messrs. Ball and What. icy, Rotherham Mr: Samuel 'rayliar,. Southangtton- Charles Harris Herne, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire., linen draper, August 26, 27, and Septetilhar 24, at eleven, at rho White-Lion, Broad-street, Bnstatl. Astor:lies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's-inn ; ut, C. Strickland, james Hogg and Edward Holmes, of Sltrrhorne-lane; Lam. bard-street, merchants, August 26, at five, 27,. at. nine, and September 24, 'at ten, at Guildhid„ London, Attorney, , Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Richard Rowley Watkins, of tIIO. Strand, liaberdasher,,Aug, zo, 27, and Sept.. 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At,. torney, Mr. Berry, Walbrbok. George Lash, William Lusk, and John Dicderich Lubbren, of Newcastle-upon-Tyrie, merchants, August 23, Sep tember 6, and 24, at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavd, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Attornies, Mr. John Brumell, Etweaitle.upon..Tyne or Mr. Anthony Sledding, Paper- Ternple, Nathan Parker, of West Auckland, Durham, brandy-mer chant, A ny,ust 20, 36, and September 24, at ten, at Lnndon. Attomirs, Messrs. Webster arid Son, Queen street, Clitapside. Thonlas Ilarrison, of Ilidstori, Cheshire, merchant, Septem er 9, to, and 24, at eleven, at the G lobo "havers, jinni , street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Charles Clements, Liverpool ; or Mr. Black4tock, Temple. William Usher, of Vere-street, C late- NI arket, dealer, August za, at eleven., 27, and Sept. 24, ar ten, Jr Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. John Smedley, Aidersgate.strect. Henry 14.tnkes, of J. incol n, mallater, August 23, 27, and Sept. z 4, .at ten, at t. nildhall, London. Attornies, r Mr. I Ilingworth, Penton-street, Pentonville ;or Nlr. ucker, Staple-Inn. Thomas Martin, of White. Cross-street, St. Luke's, vial). aller, August 59, 20, and Sept.. 24, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.. Attorney, Mr. . Earnshaw, Red Cross-tiect, Cripplegate. AR I IV IP. consol DIVIDENDS. Sept, S. Robert Holley, of Storrs, F.ccle3fiela, York shire, paper-maker, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, York %hire. Sept. 6. roieph 110 , ,ven, of Swansea, Clantorgausliiie, mariner, at the Rummer Tavern ' Bristol. Sept, z. WC of Lincoln, carat .. .l6w, at eleven, at the K ing;,toots-A nos Inn, Newart:-itpoh.Trent, Nottinghatn. Sept. 5. It ichard Iteresfatd, of Atfreton, Derbyshire, hosier, at' eleven, at the George lun, Alfreton. Aug. a,7. Riehald Davies, of Latnia•stiect,:, Spital!ichls, ' cheesetnortger, at ten, at C., eilitttall.. geor, 6. Thomas novi nw .tatp qinticy, XV,r cester, grocer, at eleven, at the Cr 7 3 p t t din, Byoact-st;eet, Worcester. ;. Flower•Fisber, now or late of Chepstow, Mon mouthshire, currier,. at. eleven, at t 1::: George Inn, Chep stow. CER FIC.4 T /. Kirke m, of CqcAt Bolton, Lancashire, (7,•()14,.. 51111th the yoiln):',vr, I,ttc of 1.01. ' 3-court, Nter. 111)“ . r-ro . W, AlVer,llllla, 5;:lt1111:1 Iliahop, of '.'s'ovport.streer, stationer. V. Lit tlartoo, nf Salfurd, Latu.Nishirr, manufacturer. Francis Fleet-stroO, !oho Brokyi), of titk; Sump], gtio-tucker. rn. Wltektale, of Oxturd•strect, linen-draper. PUlt. MAII.S. 1130b4r811 3 -0 or SI OCK.S, vuts Do.v TWt I. O . CIA/CPC - • • SZ own. - T E dis S U N. t•.ILEM 4Uti DICUtS V 4.tIIVM AV1:11# LO.Ar N, Augu T J SO3. Tuts morning Captain IT‘t.t.owst.r. of His 14,jety's Ship Argo, arrived at the Admiralty from the Leeward I,lands, with . an account of the Surrender of thelsland of ToLgo on the 3oth.of June ; previous to which three 'Vessels were cut out by an Ef.glioh Frigate. After the surrender of Tobago, the tcpeditior returned to B a rbadoes. A Convoy was appointed to 4;61 from St, ]Gift's on the, Utt of August. Dispatches to the flame effeft were at the sortie time received at Lord lioamtr's Ql4ee, from Lieu. tenant. General GILINFInn. The Park arid Towcr Guns were circa tq an . ruagrice the above event. THIS morning a Mail arrivrd from aiib/in, with Leiters and Papers of the ilth inst. Though no :sets of open Rebellion have taken place since the z 5,1 a l t . i t will require all the vigilance and force of Goierninent to keep that. Country quiet. The Limerick Mail Coach was attacked lan week, hut wail brought throuili by the address and braverrof the Driver and the Guard. The damage spstaineri by the Jamaica Fleet, in the gale of wind which it encnunterec4• (4 . the Western Islands on the 3oth ult. we are sorry to y, has been very Vcapsielcrable. His 'Maj es ty' s Ship Goliah, with twerity-fnur Vessel.; of the Con. soy, were distnasietl, most of which totally so; • but as the weather.snon moderated., we Lope ►hey wilt all safely come into Port. Tut Gazette of .Saturday announces that it has been notified by Lord HAwmesnuitY to the Mini. sters of Neutral Powers residing here, that the necessary measures haire been talk►► by His Majei. ty'3 Command, for blockading the entrance of the Ports of Genoa and Spzia. On Friday afternoon, the. PR INC USti ES Sp I' 1-1 A and Mir t.t A, attended by Lady J. Thy NNE, took an airing in ,a sociable in \Vin&bor Park. Before seven o'clock His MAJESTY arrived from London, and the Royal Family walked on the Terrace, at. • tended by several of the 'neighbouring Nobility. In the evening tR. M A rsT lEs had a sele6l ' ,arty- at the Cmle, in honour of 1116 PRINCE's ltirtli-day,' nil the principal Inns► and Tradetuen's houses were illuminated on the occasion. On Siturday morning, soon afier breakfast, His MAJESTY, accompanied by the PR) NC ES% So Hi lA, irrid atrended by Lady J. THYNNE, Generals CART. VY RIGHT, ME RUDE and HARCOURT, Lord 'HEN try, and Mr. Fag EMANTIA, rode on horseback in' the Great Park. INCE4S AMELIA, attended by Ladies C. P A7 , MER and STANHOrE g took an airing. in a sociable, in the Great Park. , , At twelve o'cloc k tIER MAJESTY and the PRIN. c ass as paid a Morning' visit to Lady MA RY . . and to Miss TOWNSEND, at their apartments In t he Round Tower. Ip the evening HER MAJFATY,,accompanied,by the l'at.Nc Issas ELIZABETH ;Inti ANIELIA, took. an airing in a sociable in Windsor Great Park, and returned to the Lodge about eight o'clock : His MA JE STY and the other PRINCESSES walked on the Terrace, and afterwards had a ieleti patty at the Castle. Yesterday morning the Staffordshire Militia anti tsth Light Dragoons, were drawn up under the trees in the Long Walk, and heard an excellent Sermon from the Chaplain ; from whence they marched to the Castle, and saluted the ROYAL FA. iv:tLl - , as usual, as they passed in their Coaches to Sr. George's Chapel, where Mr. CuntArtsrtss preached from the 29th Chap. of Deuteronomy, ver. 29. " But those things which are revealed, belong unto us 44 and to our Children for ever, that we may do all " the words of this I aw," Windi;(ir was yesterday unusually full. of corn. pally (rwu all quarters. • There will be a Levee at Sr. James's on Wednes. day nexr. ' l l The Gazette contains two Procipmations, the one dircaing, that persona coming from countries occu. p ied by `the Enemy, shall be suffered to land'at Yar mouth, Hai wich, Dover, Southampton, and Graves. end only, under the penalties of t h e Ad o f t h e 43 d of His 111a;!5ty : the. other Proclamation directs, with certain exceptions, that Aliens residing in any parts England, shall, within ten days, or if in Scotland, Within sixteen days, remove and reside only inl.undolt, or within su c h p arts o f E ng l an d as shall not be more than 5o miles distant from the st2ndard in Co shill, and not within ten miles of thev...t, or any of the dock-yards. We understanl that a Circular Letter has been addressed by Lord Hon ART, dated the r 3th inst. to the Lord Lit utenants of the different .Counties, de. siring tlicin to emninunicate to the tmliters of Colliers and other Trad . ing Ve4sels, the desire of Govern ment that they should )11 up theit ships with sliding boards het wern decks,. ring bolts, &c. It is the intemtion, it necessary, to employ them as Gun-hoats, and they are to he supplitd with ammunition, &c. at the expellee of Government. They are to be enti,. tied to the sane privileges in respeft to Prizes as Letters of Marque. - Some per-sons cif consideration in this country are stated to have been engaw.d in the late _Ewiturec. torn in Dublin. A Merchant of respeCtability in the City was, on Friday arrested by orde. of the Lora tvlayor, nn su•Ocion of being an Agent for the Rebels, and he yestcrdaY (Saturday) under. went an examination before Lord Pv 1.15 Am, by whose warrant he stands committee. The suspicion nrir ginattd from a seal, bearing the Irish Har t s, a n d together wi t h a Latin in. the motto bin go bra, scription, the purport of wlich was, " Be "brave, and you be free." The Artist who executed the seal underwent an examination at the Mansion. house, but having exculpated hirwelf, was dig. charged. Some papers of a treasonable nature (the purport of which had not transpired) were found in the Merchant's p oss e ss ion, and which will probahly prove the extent of British co-operation m those projeas which lately disgraced the Sister Country. ----( Oburver. Letters were received from Ireland on Saturday, which satisfied Government respecting the innocence of the two Italian brothers, who have been'iti the custody of Mr. Major, the King's Messenger, for a week. past. The have accordingly been set' at li. betty.. T . he'itussian Squadron which . VI preparing for sea, is stated to have been ordered in' consequence of a representation made by our Minister, Sir J. 13: W aaer, to the Coon of Petersburg!), that as France menaced the free Navigation . of the:Sound, a British . Squadron would be sent for its preserva. dun, unless_ the EMPEROR would appoint 4 Force competent to maintain its perfeet Neutrality. The Eledion for the COunty of Cambridge is fixed for the azd instant, when the Right Hon. CH AR L. Vs Yostke, who has accepted the Seals of the Home, Department, in the, roam of, IJortl Pat.. HAM, is eXligied to be re.eb.c3ed. To..morrow a Court o f Common Council will be held at Guildhall, to nominate a certain nuinberof persons for the Court of Alderrnen to eledC omtn it. sioncrs for carrying into tired the ACt of Parlia. .ment for levying Contributions on the Profits of' certain descriptions of Income. The StibSCl 4)6011 42 Lloyd's, so honourable to the Coottibutors and to the Empire, on S.ltutday M 1101164 to t independent ()fate 2 0 , 000 1. Stock given by the Committee. The teadies' Sub scription, in ail of this Fund, 'amounts, we understand, to 5 of 6001. ist 1/ i L N kir S. FALMOUIH, AUG. 12.—Arrived late on Wed. nesday night last, the Ship Sarah Ann, Capt. JOHN HUNTER, and the Ship Alfred, Capt. RossoN, from Jamaica. Left Port Antonio on the t 7th June last; and on the 3oth ult. lat. 44. long. 32. parted convoy in a most tremendous gale of wind, by which twenty.five sail, including the Commo. dore's Ship, the Gaud.", of 74 guns, were dismasted, the greater'part of which were totally dismasted ; others with loss of topmasts, &T. The whole Fleet, when they sailed, consisted of about sixty sail, under convoy of the Goliah and Cal pro. The Alfred since spoke the Ship Thais, of Bristol, Capt. SMITH, totally dismasted ; the Frietutp'.4,s, of Bristol, and the Watt, of Liverpool, with the loss of their mizen.masts and sails ; the latter had also her bowsprit sprung. The Alfred did not receive any other material damage than the lass of her top. masts. The Sarah Ann spoke, about three weeks ago, the Newfoundland Fleet, under convoy of His Majesty's Ship Falcon. Also arrived here the Brig Chatty, Capt. . MARK SKAGER, from Quebec, with wheat, thirty-five days passage : on the 9th July spoke in the River St. Laurence the Brig Chance, of Glasgow, from Newfoundland for Quebec ; and on the 213 t July, in lat. 47. long 9. out forty-two days, spoke the Hope, of Belfast, from Greenock for Quebec. Arrived also the Ship Privateer Regulus, of Lon. don, Capt. WHITE, from a cruize, and has brought in two Spanish Brigs from the Havannah for Ma_ laga, with sugar and specie, which she has de tained, viz. La Conception', Jos. DOMINIQUE, and Don Juan Baptista, PED I RO PE MARTI. Arrived the Young Nicholas Privateer, GRANT, from Penzance, and is gone up Harbour to refit ; the American Ship Live Oak, DYER, from Vic. ginia, with tobacco; the Susanna, WlLsorr, from London ; Ma,tha, GOVVI. AND, from WCyrOMlth for Dulalin, and ilaive Excise Cutter, from a Mize. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Autumn, of 20 guns, with a Fleet under Convoy for the Downs; the American Brig, Leopard, SHAWR, and Aurora, Danish Brig, HENDRIKSEN, for Copenhagen; and the American Brig Vengeance, Be'', for London. Came in froni quarantine, being this day released, the Brig Leander, Capt. YUUNGMAN, from Gab poly, with oil, &v. for orders. The following Packets will sail the first favour. able wind, viz. Prince of ;Valet, TODD, with Mail f u r Lisbon ; Lord Charley Spencer, COATESWORTH, with Mail for Jamaica ; and Princes: Amelia, STry ENS, with Mail for New.Y , rk and Halifax. The .Ping George and Auckland Packets from Lisbon, the Lady Arabella and Queer: Charlotte ditto ; the former from America, and the latter from Jamaica, are daily expected. PLYMOUTH, Atm. t3.--Arrived the reneraNt, of 74. guns, from the Channel Fleet ; and Robust and Jane Privateer, Captain VAvAsott, from a Cruise in the Bay. Sailed L' Impteux, of 78 guns, Captain T. B. MARTIN, to join the Channel Fleet ; and the Sirius Frigate to the Eastward ; also the Seagull Sloop of War to the Eastward. yARMOUTII, AUG. Lt.—The Do/phi's, Capt. Fitt !STOW, from Poersburgh bound to London, arriv. ed in these Roads yesterday : she patted company with the homeward.bound Baltic Convoy on the grh inst. consisting of about 400 sail : the wind being to the Westward, he supposed they bore away for Norway. DOM., Apc,. Majesty's Sloop Peterll sailed this morning, with the whole of the outward hound under Convoy, for Portsmouth. HARwicl4, t4.--Yesterday evening the Aucklaad Packet, Capt. )31/IDGE, sailed for Got. tenburg, with the Mail, and an Extra Hired Smack for flusum, with the Mails and Passengers. The following are copies of letters from the Commanders ; our cruizers, relative to the firing lately heard oil Boulogne • 44 His Majesty's . Gun Brig, Basilisk, of " sit; Boulogue, Augicrt 9. " I have the honour to acquaint you, that this morning at three quarters past three, being at an. chor close off Boulogne, in His Majesty's Gun.brig under my command, ' with His Majesty's hired armed Cutter Princess Augusta,. in a calm, seven of the Enemy's Gunboats lull of Soldiers came out, rowing towards us. immediately got under weigh, and at half past four they began a heavy cannonade, which continued until near %ix o'clock, and was te. turned by us ; they then all towed in . shore, under the batteries, and anchored in a line. I made the necessary signals to His Majesty's. Bomb, Sulphur, who then.appeareti in sight, and, in 'company with t h at ship, renewed the attack, and have to refer you to Captain- M'Lauu for my • further proceed ings.—l beg to remark, the Officers and Company o f t hi s Brig were extremely firm ; and I feel my. „if mu ch pleased with their cOntlud on this occa. lion.-1 have the .honour to be, &c, (Signed) " Wm. SHIPIitARD." " SIR S , ills Alajwy'sSrrl~f.urf ei • " I have the honour to acquaint you, that io standing into Boulogne this morning, at half post nine o'clock, I perceived the Basilisk with the sign"! fur an enemy, hearing S..S. E. I instantly made ;dl sail, and at twelve anchored, and opened our fire with the mortars, in support of the Basilisk, .who was engaged with seven of the Enemy's gun.boats, and a heavy fire from all the batteries, which con tinued till one o'clock, at which time I had the satisfaction to . see the &un boat' retreat to the pier head. The conduit of the Ship's Company and de. tachment of Royal 4rtillery under my command, has given 'me entire sdtisfddion. I have the honour, &c. (Signea) gg DANIEL IVl'Lr.up." PORTSMOUTH, AuG. 4. THt DUKE of Yortx, with the DuKE of Cura. BERLAND, arrived at Major. General Wit rrs LOCK%) where they supped and slept last night, and this morning at seven o'clock set off to ,review the Troops at Hilsea Barrack s , an d at F ort C u mberland, consisting of abo u t two t h ousan d. By ten o'clock they reached South S ea C ommon , w h ere the line was formed of th e 23 d (Welsh Fuzileers), zsth, and Bth Foot, an d z b i l i , now 23 1, Dragoons, di s mount. ; the Artillery, Artifi cers , t h e -Gl oucester , cester, Carmarthen, Flint, and Merioneth in all about 7000 men.—lt was a vet) , fine dayo' and every person appeared in the most zesious spirits. His Highness the Comman,kr in Chipi:wa‘ highly pleased, and so expressed himcelf, with their various evolutions. Ile then set .off for Gospott, and gave similar examination and approbation to the Hereford, Monmouth, Brecon, and Glamorgan Militia ;• and in the evening at six, the Corps of Reserve and Volunteers, to the number of 300 0, were drawn out.--On the whole, it was a proud day for this Country ; in the circle of six miles ther e appeared at least r 4,000 approved good Soldiers, MARGATE, Au©, 13, Orr Thursday last Mr. PITT made a second •'As it to Margate, and, while at Mr. Conn's, had the satisfaction of receiving from the Owners, the pa• triotic offer of the Vessels and 13.)ats belonging to this Harbour, for the service of Covetnment, to be fitted at its expence as Gun.vessels, &T. to be used in the general defence of die Realm, in case of Invasion, This measure renders efficient the noble conduit of our Marines, who, to the number of upwards of zoo, are enrolled as Sea Fencibles, and now training to the use of the great guns, under command of the Captain MIDDLEToN, of the Navy. Joined 1 0 these exertions, we have already enrolled under the command of Capt. Cosa, &c. &c. upwards of 400 Volunteers of different descriptions ; so that our little Town has now to boast of more than 600 of trtt brave Inhaisitants marshalled for the glorious Lig; fence of our King, our Country, our Laws, and 4L ' Religion. Exclusive of this, our_constiiutional and local de' fence, we have also two troops of the 10 1 _, " P„ r :: M : goons, and 200 of the N ott i ng h ams hi r e f• I quartered in the Town ; so thati . Marg ate , as 6 i n f„ - i, the Advanced posts of the Kingdom, Is pr., ili kteo+l a I on the alert to resist any attack of our ,2,aring an insidious Enemy. I of M rtth : v . o P iliti t r T isl T tteev i r s as ;atp:liioo2),n,r:tieadmndACHLoolo7deill:oALfßieittuhitoe. acCT7(o,iirovilotiocoti: I the csan Second is ; saor t oe ll e . eir :i re ' oa h o i i r i7 ( s i g : is-not o hlie t mentioned. arß,voiyc ahl tß)tidi contai n i,lli 3 ninio: shire Militia is encamped near that TOWN an" t ; 1 ; Cambridge Militia at Landguard Fort, oppdsim the Town. The Right. lion. Earl TEsarLe ll4i joined the Royal Bucks Militia. • Two of the, Liverpool Regiments of Volunteer' have made a tender of general service.—Col. R"'{ LINGH RAD, Who commands one or them, has olre..ret • to cloath and equip 2so men from his c oal b1 , " 91 to be attached to, his Cows as Pioneers. I • At a i Meeting of the L - - eutenancy ' o f the Woo Riding Of the County of . York, held on Thg" da t i r ,„ - se'nnight, a Sub s c r ip t i on - was' entered into fur t'.- purpose of encouraging the formation of Vo luntcd Corps, when upwards of 12,0001. Wai inimediale l i ,- subscribed.. Lord HARrwooO gave 20001. A Meeting of the Notqlitv, Gentry, Cl e q ,i, . &e. of the County of Devc:m, was held on Fri 4 sennight, at the Castle of Exeter, when girl F 0 , 1" 'rimy!, after a very able and Impressive SPeecii: moved an Addresa to Ht's MAIiSTYi 'Whi r l ' %,'r seconded by the Hon. NEWTON F4l.l.oWits. A ir e *Me excelleni - observations from Mr. S. F. N' IL E .. post D, and the reading of a Letter from Lord R" Lt o,e .reoommending a übscriptiun to be added 1 0 ,,, i s Fund at 'Lloyd's Coffee-House, the questi" n , put and unanimously Cat tied. IlVe . Upwards of 800 persons have enrolled 0 4111 ' co , during the week, in the Loyal Newark Vo lul ' lc i ' lut and a subscription of more than illool. is 1 . 64 defraying their expenses. • 1 44 At Lincoln ,• the subscriptioo towards 011 " 1 " no b, a Corps of Volunteer Cavalry amounts to 13 ( 0 0 , Several names are enrolled, besides neatly 4° ° . Carps of infantry. • of A numerous and respetclable meeting of Ar ti Vot the Metropolis having resolved to . form ther ng ., t he , . into a Military Ass( .-iati ,n, to co.operot e il , ta nt :Adel= of the Country in the present ir ri e w ith . . crisis, such' Gentlemen as are disposed to unit far them for that purpose, are iranrmed that )3 t the w signature are opened at the Royal ActitlenlYA' at Society of Engravers' Rooms, 49 Ne B ° l ' 4 kW er, and at the British School of Arts, Banco- . Ja o' In consequerce of an order to the cd the Churchwardens of Norwich , they have conec t d u p sense of their respedive. Parishes, and 1 1 4" fi l l i l i c o tet their schedules. According to the Pr estr : t „ v i s o ' ite°' above 2000 have enrolled IliciriselVes as ,-- I g entle"' • On Wednesday M. Doren Ey x• u der' Farmer, in the neighbourhood PI three ' took, for a considerable wager, to cur .. t ,_ be r e. of Barley from sun-rise• to sun.set, 1 w oat Dad", .crei formed in twenty nainutes under the time. >.: