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

MAILS. flu I. ARRIV ID. Gottenl)4fgh o - ..... 2 t Hautbisgh 11210 E OF STOCKS, TIMS DAY AT TWILLVIL O'CLOCK. Coot . 5 2 a a THE SUN. 11011 M OURS 13110 tali 1/61.41011 AUDS&T LONDON, OCTOBER 10, 1803. YISTER*AX two Mails arrived from the Conti nent, one from Harr:burgh, and the other from Gottenhurgh. The intelligence from France is not of a later date than that brought by the last French Papers. The marching of French Troops to the Coast, for the purpose of invading this Country, still continues. A Letter from Mentz states, that the Garrisons in Alsace, Lorrain, and Burguady, have began their march. It seems now to be evident that the French are meditating an Expedition of considerable magnitude from some part of Italy, but whether it is destined against Egypt or the Morca, is uncertain. The French Army in . Lower Italy is to be reinforced to 60,000 men. The French Government have offered to the nominal Grand Master of Malta, M. TflostAst, a pension of livres, until he Is put in posses. *ion of his oßice and revenues. This liberal offer, which might very well be considered as a pension for life, M. THOMAST has declined. The report that Portuga/ had purchased the berty of remaining neuter during the War, is not confirmed by later intelligence : it is now said, that the terms held out to Portugal by France are, ist, That ample satisbaion is to be made for the hostile transataions which took place near Lisbon. ad, That a Corps of French Troops should be admit. tcd into Portugal, to.remain.there during the' War at the expence of That Country ; and, lastly, that all the English should be expelled from Portugal, and their property confiscated. We cannot pretend to say that this account is authentic, but the injustice of the terms gives it the appearance of probability. Ott Saturday night Admiral Lord KEITH, in the Monarch, of 74. guns, with the Immortaliti Fri. gate, anchored off the South Foreland, being un. able to get into the Downs from a very fresh northerly witid ; and yesterday at noon, these vessels weighed, and stood away to the Westward. On Sotturdiy night and yesterday it blew very fresh from the Nlrthward, and two vessels were wreck. ed yesterday morning in consequence upon the Goodwin Sands. Ttt is morning arrived two Wilts Mails, those of the sth and 611 inst. On Wednebday, Redmond Was tried and conviEled, and on the following day Was executed on the Coal-quay, opposite to his own house. On Wednesday Keenan, another of the Rebels, was executed pursuant to his sentence. R e d mon d's, it appears, is the last trial under the present Commission. Fresh Commissions will be forthwith opened fur the Trial of such persons as are in custody on Charges of High Treason in some of the other Counties. Ost Tueßday last a Meeting of theLientenantey, Ileritors, and Magistrates of the County of Edin burgh, was held in the Parliament House of that City, at which the defenceless state of the East Coast of Scotland was submitted to consideration by Lord MP. ADOWBA NK, one of the Lords of Ses sion, in a very pointed Speech. The conclusion was, that a representation should be made to Go vernment, in hopes that a proper Force would be appointed for the Defence of the 'Eastern Coast.— We shall to-morrow give the Proceedings of this Meeting in detail. . Saturday morning the Duxu of YORK arrived at Windsor on military bwiness with Ells MAJESTY. Soon after breakfast HIS MAJEsTY and PRIN. Cuss SoriitA took an airing in the Long Walk. PRINCESSES AMELIA and AUGUsTA took an air. ing in a coach and four through the new plantations by Virginia Water and Englefield Green. Yesterday morning Theta MA JEST' ts,.theNtlq- C E v iE s, and the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, with their usual attendants, went to St. George's Chapel, where they heart an excellent Sermon by the Rev, Mr. 130-.1.1 'V, from the zth Clminer of Ecclesiastes and Ist Ver6e t " Remember nom thy Creator hi the days of thy youth, whilt the evil d.iys come not, nut the years draw nio, Nvhk At thou shalt say, I have uo pie4surc in them." ~R(NCE , s A ieLIA, illtemird by Lady CRAM. LEY, to.k an airing in a coach and f,tar by St. Leonard's fill and [lolly Grove, and returned about two o'clock. Orders were sent on Saturday to St. Paul's tilt Reparations to he !Wide for the reception of Tuf NIA IV TI ES and the ROYAL FAMILY on the ensuing Fast Day. There will he a Levee at St. Jarnees on Wednes. day tnict, Yc,terday Lord CATHCART left Windsor, to pro. 4ced on his journey to 11cl:was N4PitL NEWS. Prom the LONDON Cif ZEITE, OA. $, dole Admiralty-05c,, OIL 9, 1803. Extrag of a Letter from Commodore Hood, Comma"- der iiz Chief of Ilis Majestp Ship, and 'welt at the Leeward Islands, to Sir Evan A/emu, Bart. dated at Avtigua the 6th of August, 1803. 'Lieutenant Carr of Hi§ Majesty's Schooner L'Eclair, has stated to me, off Dominica, he chased two ltow.Boat Privateers, belonging to Guadaloupe, until she was becalmed, one of which the Government Sloop of the Island captured ; the other was followed by I:Eclair's jolly.boat, with only six Persona on board, including the Master and a young Midshipman, who attacked her in a very gallant manner, notwithstanding she had sixteen stout men, well'armed, and carried her in it few mi nutes, after killing her Commander and one man, and wounding three, without any loss on the part of the jolly-boat. PLYMOUTH, Oct. B.—Arrived two Transports, with part of the Btst Regiment Qf Font on board from Guernsey, all of whom were disembarked yes terday, and joined the other part of the Regiment, which arrived here a few days since from Wales. Arrived the Culloden, of 74., and Ardent, of 64 guns, from the Channel Fleet. Sailed the Tonnant, of 8o guns, and Majestic, of 74 guns, to kin the Fleet. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9,—On Thursday last His Majesty's Ship Boadiiea, Captain MAITLAND, ar. rived from the Channel Fleet, so leaky as to require constant pumping. She went into Dock all standing, with her guns, stores, and crew in ; has been since repaired, and is gone to sea again this morning. 'The Eurydice. Frigate, having been refitted, is also gone. out of the Harbour to Spithead. His Majesty's Ship Britannia is Guard ship at St. Helps, Windsor Castle at the Needles, and Priacest Royal ofFCalshott Castle. • The Ltyalisi, Dutch East Indiaman, sent. in here by the Rosalind, Capt. BROWN, of Liverpool, is sailed for the River. FALMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Arrived this day, the American Ship Mary, Capt. STIV RNEON, from Norfolk, 47 days passage, with tobacco, for orders ; the American Ship Mercury, Capt. E. SMITH, from London, to load fish for the Mediterranean ; the Prussian Ship Cornelia Fredericka, Capt. SCHOLL, from Penzance, in ballast, and the William, HA 11.. RING TON, from Waterford. Sailed the Earl Spencer Privateer, of Dover, Capt. Crimv, on a cruise ; the American Ship Rambler, Capt. JETTY, for the Isle of Man, to load salt for America ; the Russian Ships Neva and !Weskit, on a Voyage of Discovery; the Resolution, PARK , Ito for Liverpool ; the West India Ship Aurora, MAT. rtaews, for London ; the Spanish Ship La PUP ;JJ;ine Conceptione, DURAL', ; the latter was detained by she Nile Lugger, of London, and since released by order of Government ; also sailed the Duke of York Privateer, On a cruise. On Monday last arrived the Ship Edward Foote, Capt. BRIERLFY, from Oronoque, last from Gre. nad i r, with sugar, coffee, Arc. The Prince , of IVales Packet with two Mails for Lisbon, sails to-morrow. P. S. Appeared off last evening, and proceeded for the Eastward, Ills Majesty's Ship Jamaica, of 32 guns. MA L, OCT. 9.—. The retztVirit Bomb sailed last night on a Cluize ; as did the Venus, with a Convoy for Portsmouth. Admiral Lord Kr ITH, in the Monarch, with the Immortalili, anchored off the South Foreland last night, not being able to get into the Downs, it blowing strong from the Northward, They sailed this day at noon to the Westward. His Majesty's Ship Circe came in last night from the Eastward. The Merlin Sloop and Explosion Bomb came down from the Noire this afternoon ; the former sailed through to the Westward, the latter remains. This morning the Brig . 7aroN, Captain TIMIA9 VIISBY, from Sunderland, bound to Exeter, with a cargo of coals, went on shore on the Goodwin Sands, and overset. The people got in their boat, and were taken up by a boat from hence, and brought safe on shore. A Sloop, name unknown, went on shore nearly at the same time, which was entirely lost with her Crew. In the Downs—Utrecht, York, Biota', Circe, Pluto, Zebra, Explosion, and Archer Gun brig. The Windsor Castle s of 98 guns, Capt. Br, art E, dr,pprd from Spithead on Thursday, in order to take het station off the Jack.in-the-Basket, in the N , :edles l'assage, where she will remain to prated that part of the Channel. The Paudcur, one of the Dutch 5 0 . gu n s, corn _ mantled by Capt. SituTLANU, which has hitherto been employed a,s a Troop Ship, under the Aireaion of the Transport Board, is ordered to receive her lower clock wins, and to be fitted' as a Guard.shir. THE .11.4MIWRGH MAIL. [Prom the Hantburgh Correspondent?", Sept. rd.] Public Papers give the following account of the present state of the Negotiations, which for some time have been carried on between France and Por. tugal : " It is now known, that about a fortnight ago, the Minister for Foreign Affairs at Paris dispatched an Extraordinary Courier to Gen. LAstrav, French Ambassador at Lisbon, with the following Ultima. rum of the Fl AST CONSUL :----i. An adequate satis faction for the hostile transaaions which have lately taken place in and near Lisbon.--i. Admis sion of a Corps of French Troops into Portugal, which is to remain there until Peace shall be restor ed between France and Great Britain, and to be maintained at the expense of the Portuguese Go. •ernment.--3. Expulsion of all Englishmen from Portugal, and confiscation of their property. Unless these conditions be complied with on the part of Portugal, War it, to be immediately declared against that Country. VIENNA, SzPT. V. Yenta])Av eight Battalions of tile Troops in Garrison' here, marched to the Summer Camp at Mitrkendoff, where twelve Battalions of Infantry, a Battalion of Grenadiers, three Regiments of Cui. rassiers, and two of Hussars, are already assembled, to be reviewed in presence of the ARCHDUKE CHARLES they go through their Military evolu tions and manoeuvres under the command of General PRINCE FERDINAND of IVirtemberg. These ma nceuvres began this day, and will continue to the sth of the ensuing month. The ARCHDUKE LEWIS will, for the first time, have the command of a Battalion of Grenadiers. The EMPEROR and the ARCHDUKE CHARIAS have to.d 1 , reviewed a part of the Cavalry. The Spanish Envoy to the Court of Berlin, Don G. 0. FAVI c, has arrived here on his return to Ber lin, from Italy. Our Envoy to Genoa, the Chevalieekusri, will speedily set out for the place of his destination. MENTZ, Star. 23. THE movements of the 'Troops towards the Coast continue to be very aaive ; nrs person any longer doubts, that the Expedition against England will he undertaken. The remainder of the Garrisons in Lorrain, Alsace, and Burgundy, have begun their march. STRASBURG, SIP?. 39. ON the ipli instant, the first horses from the Hanoverian "rerritory arrived at Nancy. They were 53 in num'►er, and are intended for the gth Reginwnt of CA% airy at Epinal. &vent other transports of horses for our Carabiniers and other Regiments, are expetied soon. FRANKFORT, SW?. 24. THRlmperial Charge d'4fEtires, M. SCHIEL- L,six, lias officially notifie I to our Senate the De_ claraiion by Patent, of Hri ...44PERIA L MA)esrV, that he will observe a midi Neutrality in the War between Fr ince and England ; for which communi. catinn he received the thanks of the Senate. Yesterday the Austrian and Imperial accredited Milliner, resident Baron. W1532141111R0 1 waived here from Vienna. HANOVER, SatT. 37. Taut French Regiments of Dragoons, vit. the rith, 13 , 11, and igth, have received orders to leave thiq Territory, and will tomorrow break up from their Quarters in the District of Neustadt, Stoke. nau, &c. and march for Kiltr;cht, where they will wait for further orders. The Arrears of their Pay will be paid ar the same time. The French ate throwing up Intrenchmenti at Trwilemfictb. MILAN, SEPT. 12. VAItIOUS MOVerlientb still continue to be made by the French and Italian Troops : we shall, no doubt, soon know their object. A great quantity of Ar. tillery has been taken from the Fortress at Mantua, for the use of the Vessels of War which are building in the Adriatic Sea. On the loth inst. War was solemnly declared against England by sound of trumpet, at the Town. house at Milan. Letters from Rome state, that about the middle of last month, four persons of distinttion were arrested there in the night, and carried to the Castle of St. Angelo. These arrests, it is said, took place at tht demand of Cardinal Fsscll, the French Minister. ITAI.Y, SIErT. 12. BY, 3 decree of TIONAPARTR, dated the !Itch of August, the Legislative Body of the Italian Re. public will meet on the zoth of Oaober. Advises from Leghorn of the sth inst. state, that the French General of Division, Fit,/ANT, has arrived there from Naples, where he had reviewed the French Troops stationed them•. The next day he dined with the French General whO com►nands► at Leghorn, and on the 7th reviewed the French Garrison at that place. According to the last accounts from Naples, dated the 30th of August, the state of things is still the same in that Kingdom and in Sicily.-- There are only a few English Ships attizing off' the Coasts of Napier, to proted the Navigation of their Merchant Ships, and intercept the Vessels of the Enemy. It is not known where Ad m i ra l N ELSON is : according to , some accounts he is at Malta, where a great Expedition i s preparing. The French Government has sent considerable auras of money to Naples, for the maintenance of the French Troops there, The French Army in Lower Italy will be re. inforce►! to 60,000 men, by Troops which tvil hasten their march from Piedmont and the South o. France. The present Grand Master of -Mahe, TOMAH, has been offered by the French Governmen ly pension of so,ooo Livres, till he shall in the full possession of his Offices and Rev This °lrv, however, he has gratefully dec;! ST. VALERY, Sirr. 17. AN English division, consisting of six peared before St. Paltry on the 14 th They approached to within half.cannon.' kept up a continued fire with bombs and b veral of their bombs tell within the town. on the to;) of a hou,e, and burst with a to plosion; another entered a house, and bro! furniture and windows ; the owner fortun absent on his duty in the sea service : o beat down chimnies. The enemy continue_ ble fire during the space of an hour. The numbi;. , of bombs and balls which they discharged is estt mated at zoo : the balls were many of them 3 2 ' pounders : our apprehensions were the g reaier as the calm weather permitted them to take good a i m. Suddenly, however, we perceived them ma ke a sig." nal to stand out to sea. Fortunately they set fire to no part of the town, nor was any person wounded. THE LEYDEN GAZETTE, OF THE 27111 SEPTEMBER, CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING A RTICLE de We have been requested by a the Hague, to insert the following article:— " it is certain that the French Government has learned with much astonishment, that certain p out.. sons, articles capable of have public person at sons, whose intentions it is easy to conceive, taken upon them continually to insert in the Jour' misleadin relative to the wise prohibition o f the Batavitinai. vernment, with respeti to the exportation of clieesa to any country except France and Spain, at the d . .. mand of the Mini,ters of those' two Powers. This measure, imperiously dimacti by circumstance . , is, the public opinion, irrevocable, and the union between she French and llaravian Governments i i toa intiniate for the outlio.. rifles and united forces of, the tw° nafirm"' no t to unish every . T ides of concur with an equal zeal to p fraud, and any sub. et f u e s that in. Y. emPl o Y ed I° evade the law. .As respettable e t:nitn reitl houses , the may be misled by t h e art iles which:4,, t - kr in Journals, was itthought necessAl tuitisett 614 004 (ice." so , be 412 ven sail, aptift... .shot, and =4, )ills se. Line foil !rrible ex. Ike all the lately was other balls ,ed a terra. BERLIN, SLpt. i 2. Tr h now determined that French twig) L. ft ° occupy the territory' of Gottinorm, and arrl ic*f l a has been made here for permission to march a cil„. brigade through 11;1de:beim , and the proper, qug`r have already been issued. Saturday several hundred letters, brought' °mil s Gibraltar by the Blonde Frigate, Were ddivere;a" , trhicem clean from the Post Office. One of these, dated th e 2w ult. contains the following passages : . , " Yesterday afternoon the American Frigattt Phitide/pbia arrived from a Cruize ta the East.. : Cwoarrdv,etbteritnigitingiviitsthowd,itlotiheir,2 agsuinlizaen,ctilie;olVlaing!st: : Esirattok of NlosteiccO, a month arr; tr4, - T sv b s ir'' which n la s t rrhiuegactiatoiPent su.crefcci d ,juan, near d o n A I i o l. orders for the capture of all Atnericsl V e 4 s e : s ,L e „ Cruizers. This very Corvette had ta ken a• tiheitsiaopopre,arte,&.ifli lags, which she had then in company withher,'t ~ which the Frigate also recapture a a n d brou g ht l'" here. . end I , net " Two Englis,ftet ters of Mar the ill tr "' ' bound from BateelOnit te- and qne. p r . Mary, were lately . captured by a French _•• `' st n of only four guns and 4.0 men, in that .N-.7ni , I/ , carried into Tariff - a. They were bound to TorkeYr c and their cargoes ,were valued at tii)" t6 O h Privateersi o 0,000 l . l;lilniegreunitsieerontshteantplryotaeassitotinirmaotfoFeroencof . i owl of the Island of Tariff. , which lies in the midd le ( the Sireighrs , and where, from the neutrabrY et, Spain, our Men of War dare not attvek,theror 0.1 condemnation, from which they sally our, and make priz es every English Vessel that attempts to pass withong r. •-ori,voy, which they immediately carry into trial hani on shore, and unload, without any trial a n „ I cargoes of these two valuable prizes. i• " Every Port in Spain has also some French V.,. vateers' lying near it, who as Judges of the Admiralty', intercept all Enslir as they are now doing. with . tiw Vessels that attempt to go out or in, without Co"; voy, The French Consuls in the different Palo l i r . or Privateers, so that if ing the Vessels ; and where there happens tri be Consul, the prizes are sold without any ceretril" immediately condeilin"o No such privileges are granted to English Crute_r_ht f speedily adopt some strong and decided 03"surcoad put a stop to such rraaices, the most ruinous . ; iv the Pr e , sequences to our trade will ensue •at " lion" sent Neutrality of S • i f all the i h , Spain, we su e „ 1 the 1.".° vantages of War, without enjoy . g a n y ° in nefits of Peace." our Government apes nod boarding school at Paris, f au t" Saturday morning ten young Ladies r urb i ll arrived at P-' ol ,_r t , Va. the Little lane, of Cowes, Pilot-boats " 'ecillba.. se . l took them out of -the Danish Ship irol`' „ t hat I rine, from Rouen in six days. TheY rel' ° " 0 GOO-N at great exertions are used in firing ou. t heLoies upon the River Seine. The nam es of N a ps; rg. pt are, MN. SEIVPIieRD, Misses ICELEIt 1-1 1 ,,,.161.:0 4 " . BouCHET, SCARDItIttELD, STAMP, tvi(3. ztzs, CRAM!, and PARNELL. A thec ntiii. The Sea Feneibles at Southampton, un-e r , . se rve many of Capt. GARRETT, have volunteereo te „ sr " . f r t hat pv on board the Printers loyal, stationed" b Cfi g i and she Lymington Fencibles, commanded y ' PoETLOCK, on board the Windsor Carrie. marc hed One Troop of the Portidown yesterday morning fq S !nth:lmport, to l' e ( I. i cor ' • of this for a week. The 'email-pi:lg 1 roops o se the ' 1 a will, in succession, go to quarters for__ or erect space of time. The Fawley Troop is als o to Winchester. . from i letter , c On Saturday a considerable n umber n . brttr. wet Malta, brought to Portsmouth by.the n a ve tho o are. Cavalry u, (fr o delivered from the Post-office ; some eceir,i one of the loth of August, but it dues 11 dated so far back as May last. /tVe ha ve _ a r t aillib l k us with any matter of interest. ' \