The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-31 00:00:00

NAY,L N 1 7 , tr. S. t . mhtirti 0 •? • ited the , Spemerr,. of 74 guns ) to join rhq,(7 o lllnnei eet.. ; AirtiNalttrii!! ti7r4iri • alpt. • E M AN, froth px,r Y., from 1 a( 1 5r1 With, tiu!hq, and tleitlt for the Dock. , • • • X Bth Regiment au..P4icrei't.P.'r At.s,plic;i:calburk-to-morrow on hoird • PALtytOtil-r4,1 24:- , —Artived :that C:,14)( : ANGf! S, : frnm . 1-lOr wilt! nvhogany, u;eeks passage, for 1 5 94 q. mouth; spOke on the, z+th.August the, Brig Li/), hT.Tpd, thence• from jeremie, 'The .• .Captain, vf•.whick iufur'mM, Ca'lit.,ANG ES, island of,Martione v;:ti itn posiession of,the. Eng. sptike. the Brig. Eliza, , froth Kingston,-. Jamaica, hound to Ch,,rieston ► She fell rtb.out ten days since, with His Ship Aar!, of 44 guns; capraict which'<nnvOyed her for five days, I .vhn ,ga.ve tho I%en - era4/e irj c ll Ne'”). Captain .WHITE, of the Slop Privateer l el 4l -at, oi:-London, which convoyed her safe in' with the land, and then made the .best of her war t ,- far l'a!tn,ytiih, . Captain ANG ES speaks very bighfy of the attention paid to him 4 . 141 -,.ve ) .,e1 by . Capuin •'' '"' rrived also this day, the ..Attot4tan'Brig - Iliti r,i, of N4folk.; Capt. Dos,frOm Norfolk, Virginia, tobacco, Tor orders, 3 . 9 daya,,pals.age ;.. spoke, five , Y% since, ,iviajeSty-s Shi p,..apiyto, of 32 guns, on a , crilizt,,:all well ;:and' the :same day. , 'P') l " the American Bi)ip Commerce, Captain Mt Ch4tl'eston,frora Norfulki..botind for Cowes ft) 'cirllors; was wiry leaky.' Arrived the 5trp,4,4,, TEArtioN, Cprk; ariol E:rterit).vat; r' h ut, - 34. fjom Br ietol -fOr." ham!^t7p ilk ' . ' • 1 1 4 T place) Or • , ne.ar this • t4" . .litigrfirroy;..of/lerlek, ',0941N7N761•••, fr6ntNe.s:rfoundland, day. 4 from , the ,. ocT. 29'.,-.4ailed the Pi•ilicesi of Orlitgri.C.:7:ipt. Roo Rs - , and L' WoLy on IteCto . . 1 1 A curt Martial .ivas , yesterday assertibka and Lehl:on lard,r-lis'll4 . ajesty.'s Ship trinihdri'a, - in the Ii irhour, consisting of the' fOli9wiit Membors; viz. President C..ipt, I\. I t TellStLi - Carta:ins' ,Moittt 13 ROU-GliToN, VAWITTART, BROMI,,CY,.2IIId,AATIf. When 014 - proceeded to try Thoodi piihtp , ' an d kiii.//;07/7 Irbe/cr,.,landsmett, belonging I ‘ ll ":l"trs , shiP tctcttivr.reOfche fur cuttin g the gon.tacklefail;in the Niaht W:Ltelte - s; betwee n the 7 thtY of- '-54Pt6Tabe'l' ,411 !..qY s of ORuber following ;'. the t :vidence in snpport of , . the Charge, -as.. well as ' tivhitAtte Ptiinners.had to alledgein their Defened, and ha t iiing l ' f s i e tionly anti - maturely considered the same ; 4ln Inv; (4)0041, thticthe . Charg,: r anct'sell4ll:liie( V , l ‘ 7PfiVitVei!; to receive zoo l'Ashe taehon , tlleittt'+re W ith a catof' note lo ng , ide such. idi--ft:;" :vl.l jes.ty!s tih an 3 wltelt v h"te the .;CoMM - in.le: in Chief may" b,e pleased to • bpjon g in g -rto the 2 ' 61 shifc iras ger t tence d by tht Court to three months solitary-ennfinernonYin the:Marsliatsea, fir' rtfusing togTver' l •'cvidence on the4bave tr ap. •. 3o.—Sailedthe'll4l6rpoke ,, Sobooner C ame clown froinSheerne Agle . Frigate, ant .G, fro , » be N er•tun-brig 1 orn,tbe Nore. Arrived ihajlrel,, froni 4,Ctuiz:. : in the i)ortii-- 77 Aiottarcb, Viveht, „Lyrr.r . stoop rind, 'and Bombs, Ouu . -brig.' EpINDLIRGII, Oct. ON Son by last sailetl fr6m Leith ltva.4, La CPif - fou,ve frigate, on a cruiz. • , On Monil'ay evening arrived in Leith Roads, His Majestyalhip Roe b uck, of 4vi ..guns; with naval. stores. On Tueiciiif . motning arrived in Leith R;)ads, , the Scourke Armed Sloop, with a Ship (.1 20 guns,, .to atfatt a Floating Battery in vase of Invasion,. Yesterday, at . tivetl another Ship or zo it4n,s i , of the descriptions. of the one bfore tnenti,oneLl. Vice. Magni 43tItcx i 3 appointed to coning:o tin the Coasrtif Spot " Sir S Y'D N titicre an Attack on Kilt Enemy's FlottHa *Ric ctiati(of I,iihe re he drove twelveserit#o; on shore; and sticoeidefi,j,n'*4 cloying thetrt4rothe f,tee of it brigade'of - itlfaotrYl'. Who c . ,tine doisin:ro the beach to oppose Nlto captureti,Atnee\ large Gun.:veisels, ar. rived in , the Downs on Tinititlay.. The St. Vinoent Paper states; that'tiftle.ol l . l Wa-, men and a Privateer, betiingink to;f1.11))adoes, axed - nine of the Trinid4d - COnesOy i hOn'tld to h been opt utFa sialoupti ♦ rilE 411.111-11, [l;,e4cli t hstrllizotrejr..m 11.4m3:ergb.Corrftpoodfirten.1, PARIS, Ocr, 4. NiOoT;ATiosts for Peace. are now no longer spoken of. We are assured that the last Proposi. ift;hs . rnade by'Russia have not been found accepta. *ble'on our 'part. Some persons' believe that, betides the Expedition "against England; ,another great one is . preparing, wfAch issnppoiedto be intended for Egypt. The'TrooPs assembled on the Coast now . receive al the Field. .. • ,- " *7.--LlVhen the, First Consul goes to the Artny of England, it is understood that no Council • of L)vet•ninent - will be established, but the two other Ciinsuls will take the win) ini,t ration of affairs. The KietitiCations of B russels, Liege, Dornick, Cortryk, Namur, Mcuin, and twenty-four other places, .demolished, and the gronnd„apper,t;tining to thrill 1;e sold, as our ,fron . tiers are now .Al,,ter s !‘l and extend This i:eport,. however, rec l uirettgonfirmatign Sct•eral .Engiceets have receSved Orders to give , . in a detailettplan for a junaion• of ale, Rhine with • the Muse and the Scheldt. The work:will be. he, gun in the spring; airless •the Watihould occas i on Ibis iinportnt undertaking tO, 'be delayed,' , Our Fleet at Tuuloa is ready to take advantage of the first favourable. opportunity to sail on a secret ExP , ..ditioo. ,• We are assured that affairs ,with Spain are not.yet ftillY=ac'eOMmOdated. That. Power m,kt s a difficul, ty of granting a passage to the Freycli Troops'whieb are to march to POrtugal. it is aaiti that ,Spainsiiiis avplied to Russia, and that her. Applicatiop.bwbeirn ' l lafotitably - teemed by that Power.. ••. - that the pie 'Of PE A.C. .Win retire • ito his estates rn Andalusia,.,and that the. Chevalier ifii'zittt.A: Will come into the Ministry. ~ Acottlifie to' other a ccriunts,' the demands. which:Ala t e in'Sde of Bpain will ,be. modersted.. OCT; the Audience extraordinary which the 'First 'Consul have last .Sunday to the Tatl;i:).l Ambassador, the latter ;iddressed > l.iin in a • in whidhlie expressly assured him of the Itieueithip' of thi SubliMe - Porte. Tlie,k.ir-,st Consul; in 'itis ansiVer,''Ol;lierved, thathe .was wf.lrilcqu3ii'rted wit!) the sentinkrits and interests nf:t.h{ , ,,Sublirne Partr, and thaf.hd'cting n tattOatefl it ot) having pthetxed ton— 'nexitins' otignitted in the wit '-giuriou • ; tikttily the Ottoman 'Empire ; thatlfraticelailaltrys been the sincerest friend of .flttpPOrtc and that he. saw witlitleasure that it -• liitd,set to liiin.a person . whose Sincerity and ~vequrtent witivreepett to the Politics of Epropean. Nations, would transmit' ,. toshi's Court only adverie tagentts_4).d Certairtypdvic'es 4 - 's . • A 12! • ..c.mtfrtia4 Piedmont, 'all'Frettnasons_lodges, ..Ckbsiattd other similar Societies; ore forbidden, .- - il i lieFirst • Consul..has • r U 4. prestn et • r; pi) lie. Mayp;lof Granville, tv ch a Sc.l4 . 9fi ; 119noar, in. reward fur , . cotiduil .during -fienrihartlmeta of that . ..roVvii by the Friglist: the .4 • •,•,.• , • • tW ;ill; onai of .the tone. of ,vi ‘ honk twit V III‘frrY(T into the_ country, 4514 t.fe. L o,l_.ef ._ll. It, tzsig., . hatiOri 7 , when the -..F.,neiny ,were' tn' s girt, lime bee=n, because, .. -it is 01.; 1 ' Cowaydi , caropvbe , the head °I - 51i4..1i a sGranville..'t : •t. : The. Merchant Ships in, Belginai, `as ‘vera's 1441- I , a,r....„pu! requiozioo.„ 4,c, t tlif; Expc~l4ic on against' : England. _Those who - 'v.ofutittirily offer their ships,,.reepiVi to Muins forrireight of zoo :apd still further adron. •:tagesif' the, Dimling ,shatl succeed. • Thost.Who are, to scrver, wilLonlY-reethe for the freight. trim each Orripany :of the C6AiilirGuard, se ) men taken for the landing. The 'experiened CneraliLcoplote' take • pit!lti n iitiVape4i.. • • • ti 011.4, (k-r. 1/.—The.greater part, of tour Ttoopt• are now in full motion. The Army . ,tles tined else landiag„ lit ' and tot other, rtirposet., t' ill ~,nattlhelitk:ncized with the . gretitestiOivity. 'The vGeticrarls and Chiefs of Scoff of the Armies . of. Oiner, and Bruges, have till ' bet out for f ho places dcskin.ationv, and . the - . Troops y e9tupuse,these Arttiles•, - .'are' either al. reaclviarri', ed or are a i Their The Army of dm . pietoei,' 'lo,lol ' erve as the,;;Army of . iA Rescrvv,. is also , .now• is to have the command a ir, is itrutedfitiely eac pc aed at 4 . eorni;le Switzer , jhc G"ner,ll.ofiliigaite :rxi L 1 set our r. the ca w ; fts chi:.;fltp: 1; 1 , „ The Mini ter a t r titYti u t t I Or. iigh V 1. sit but I:!e saftel,.to-tilorrpw, it+apetrodie carort,nt. S Omers and litt l er,: wi a the on the co:ast.'' • A Ciirry ! A - f i z;Q,o6-6ien fo r mo • to jiietieterwittif pfi ft i Anglairti 0 ill riot: tv, ca d nutliifig 1! 4:tiown w tli entainty. To-clay it 4 , :a reptelett that It it,ottli not take soon - as was nr firstin!Pided. (k 2.=-- It is determined, we sire a, •Ilred, that BON '.\x re will put hini4ell at the 110.1 of . the Exptdieion,against England, ,anti. "go on board 'one of the landing-uessels.....A plan'hailately 'been bid befOre the Cotintit of ;i'r'ate, for fitting out a great number of Flat.iiintoined,Boats which shall he fasten. ed. (.;get her with iron chains,- and will-carry a ire:it number of men. BoNhritaTs is. establishing 1.1/larine Guard, to consist of chosen Sailors, who will form the Crew of the ship on -boa, d of, which he einharks. OCT. 13.—At the last P.te at St. Cinud at Which the Foreign Ministers 'attended, the Russiin Minister, M. MARKOFF, was not ',mien!. The First Consul now carries on an immediate corre spondence with the EMiEttott of RusslA. 'The return t) a CoUrier is daily'otpeeted, and it is 'now said • that another RussiariAinbassador will arrive in the town of M. IVIARKoFF. l'he 'First Consul is .eirry via)+, empl.)yed several haws in his Cabintt, on the subjea of the Exvedi . !ion aga.ins't Tkg', time ,offits . .chparture Is at 'pret.4iit'nimrenriiriWc secret ;, but at ifny rate, the present %quiet ,thusit. he produetive of . very.im tt‘or ant q cvents. .. . , .... , . . • 6.. - • - . _ i g •SI XTF F i 1 13•Iitil .1 : 201 1s of iniiintry a te altcady ,ed on the coasti.•atiti provileti-i . iiith the tiecss'ary artillery and filti-egtiii , ;lo. :'•.. .General N E N . " , who froih Switzer 4. • • will colnin.inil the t v. , t) Camps which areforp ed tbe light iin,l left of 'l3olikii•k.. I,iia qt,,irtels , will he t Before,.the First -to kirk,' Is BA t talion; Infantry, two Sfitra,lrobs of Crival ry, anti a', nt4;.notous dund front an,l thc.victnity, rec+dc .., great number oifta'rlitni,!r; hive skq out for the who' em i loycxl in builjing fiarradiv i 711; 4e. . 1 - ()c. r. S. . Tint French General,MoNN ET 11.1 A .g '. ll;fi:.d to the Magistrates At Flushing, that the,First;Consul will arrive there on tho' t tit inst.. His' retinue 'consists of 2o Generals, 4.0 domestics;and 69 horses. it is believed that 4.43/i/I.)!,k;rE will likewise visit the. Interior.of Our. Republic. Our heavy Cavalry will he changed 'into Light Dragoons, and tatta,lions will be introduced kilo our Army insteiloil)emi.brighdei., Ocr. 15.77-According :to ani-'nrdei of the Gn. , centuent, all the fithingNiessel,3 w ill Inc brought up Tikis 9,r‘ler.ex.topcb 10 pit our Coasts. It iv ,said that Virtheie . ves6els wilt he colleeLd in one • of our port*. that they nvly not intci the it tins of the toili*1)" be ;it 'hand to be, employed I n o„,Expoitiop bctinst nn g iand i together 'with out tilerchrlt trhips, which most 'be ready by, tile' e r • ::o Aeveril persons- 11,041)tirettPrirt4iterl at Amster ' qem, Acetriett cf.,blingiftriar: to ex, cite, tikcantegf ati4Aii4tutbanee Itti7titi c,;e people. Almost rill the l'roops front - fhb iCrontier Fortresses ,lof Old Frisre ; have been to the Coast of Belgium, the - Northern a n,l Western cr,asts of:Franee,,now .exhibit the greatest military. preVaratiOnST I 3,000 French trooti4 . itre:no their • march Co Utrecht, to form a Catty there. 0cr.4.• Bell DES Flat-lx,' tromedlioats 'and Cur.boar s , of which a considei.lblerUitither have .beei;':;;;tinehed,' several large .W.ir are buihling in cur, .Repoblic. .On the Loh will ht , launched here two new frigates of and 20guns, to be called the 0 ri,bras and the. Ax Middleittrg several FLit-hottonieti Boats have beeolaunctied nirrthe East India Company's Dock, 'anctsei:t to there_t+Flat.b..)itotteed Boats' .are octal 3r - Ocr; I, ,+..-Iti nor Courant it is snitl,sunder the ifitati Pati., that the Russian E tiu nKuy`Cnt MA EL, KOFF has ritOil'i ..ti a Note to the Fren c h .Govern. merii.aignifying that .his' Canty will .not see With indifrertnee the march' of qv! Fritici'. Troops tlircti2,lt Sp4in, ur their - taking pooies?.ionAil,P.uttu igal. ' It ii said Cuunt,l\lliticxoky win return tt) Peters. burgh, . '; ;-' ' - , ' CoI:ITANITINDP.CE * , p [l• 7 4*l'llit ) lgit - 1 54 r „ 1 : ntr4 Buy rirtiyed liege from Ciprqs, .;,11,1 llovgjj:i.e.tith escai;ed: of, tile, Gittison"Ofil*soisktops.which - to%in, ‘ afteY tieing .a .FP l loc , rAle tine. Itetinegt d'''hy''o:;l4 l A4 I i and I„ T4llfritted Ei W4S part of p v , xi tai oa' tywo • ; tv)s v - % pet° -licit% tit* f our' Beys aft nov suvertign lotLis of Egypti.- to.---Tlie — aff.;ts Of the Torte .io gi t wear a very &wily aspen, anl it is feareit slut the 4 iinportant City of Alexandria' u at thii tuarteni. the hands of the Insurgents "Ihe defeat whit:it the Torkiih Viee.Admir - 4i suffered near Danriettn, is not only folly confirmed,' but lett . ets,frum :ilex_ t. • .• andria of the t Sth of J u ly state, that the:l3er, y: ere then in possession of:Roserta, snit had thus cur nfr- - cointnunication between Alexandria ;,nd re# of the. Country.. According to letters frufn Alexao, dria, of the ad inst. certain int e lligence had recei yeti . there .Of the date of -the 14111 4 )l4lmgost; that the United Egyptian Beys lint! Arnatit, -1. ' tompletely skit up the City 'of . 'Turkish Com msndant had s'lrit fj:puties to 4!,e Beys, aCconipapted by the English Coosul„., • Capittilate to them. The. Negotiations h,tel • . ed zothi time, and all that - WAS kili)Wit of t, was, that 'the Beys promised .secority to the English and their property. • Many of the inn.... bitants, As' Wgll natives as -Frea.uks, , had ',fled, :wel . the entrance of kheSleyvinto Alexin‘iri.i was e.,cif moment expe.ded.' - ; - 4\I . ILAN Ssr.r. 26. ACCORD 'ti;, to titv letup, from .t,rcOtat? , !, ittruiting Jibe Arcnk in Stain ivcarrivei , .on •.vith the kteatest ittftivity and btrianess,, l ''are" fittir g but Nltilta with the uttrvlst MAti)t Maltese ktve•herecompelled to scree in io, V It is supposed - tThir against t h e 1.), 1 pd 'Elba, par i tly to cut off the tnide of Liguria acid T4O. catty; aird - Tarrly' to ChTrive the French Flelt.-of place of reirt- , ., if if shot'tlkl venture to i;t.t.t tU shy from Toulon. .. J~ ~` y. .; • CORN OL: r. 31.., • • ~ , • 'tv It EAT is to•py • nnigillig suppty the itries little exeeptii); , h the ptime whie,l) have better sale; the 13Jrley are more brisk, awl lull . ry, ; I's :14t. of 'both kinds sea Ant:re, readily ; ItAkie • any-further arrtvattrot . Oats,. they are. de.tler, and the present high trice. the Inlets ttek%tmap; rn t 4l Autetican Fl 34 7 4.1rei Tithe' of ,196,ihs, • '.','Tcat 46s aOs sois,4l Tial.Dviql.S... • 31,4 a' /is • t),.: a Gts oct o:its - - 24 , A 7.6) a 30:: - Z‘ wt . .ott ' ft - iricy 104(1 Ripe Stcd • -: istft'a 5 2 i a, Sill 44' Fi WU :OA : White eclie sts ott Set wide - Beans 3.v. a 3ss pd • - On Friday afternoon the St, jamai'4 Linyoll4o. lunteers meet in the area 'of the Duke of, Pow!, AND j .$ ground, where an eleetion of Ofilect§. : ,W:>k place, in consequence of the recent atigmentatinovf the corps, when Mr. PET ri . r, Mr. Rr A w 4, were elected Captains; Mr. TAytpit, BAYLEY, and Il'lr.}lAl4.lEß, 1,i...11411.4.111,51 ,414. Mr. CLAR*E aiiti Mr. SMART, s en. Ensigns. , A general in .I.Aer t , the ;Lpyal Wag,gonlr . :th), who► hate volunteer6.l tneir teeVicet; in C;lst of Inv tot k place on the "I"oWri.. at Nevveasile, on :Tuesday . Litfternoon,n when there a ppeated. on the ore)3ll4v : seetviour.Wheelefl yiattons, and ..one Itundredi'amt;lbrty,tiine: earti with' 6.510 'Wheels.: They were; .t\ l niftribeied; and the dritiei4 were each presentiitte..b“;tiVerninenf With a canvas frock:. • rt. On Tuesday last tile isth battalion of tine t Army of I , eser..:e, t.imf ba u;teit ! by Colur,rl marched front Sunderland .Bar;acks tor; ham, • On •We'dnesday, two or ri,vatis beliirking't() the COrps of Newcastle-upon. Tyne I,oval . Vonin tecrs, ift.consequeticiir information previcnly font, „ were sevtrally..eonvined 'before the:: i'vlaenr,.tioder, the Adi otParliament, - pf nnt ,attendant, the mu:ner.;. One of:them : paid t lie had inet:o.:!.9l, dot4,les.the sum by 'Way of pertalty; aid the' oal,ct, .not payit%;.-will: he %TOO, • Letter.= which We're *received on S ItutO ay —frerh: Barbstdos,:tlitte.l 'the Ist ....;•SptelTl 3, cti, state:,' - thltt the 4 . (tctill.• :hired int te r, I i .or.fHA%tee tt had at. rived thtre with cllsfaitclics Itoin ttVitt General GK LNFL Mr 3 'ilt“l"{:,' „ linunthivre•il ito4b in • the centqyr, had 4,44fri ) ..J .the , ckicheitc..r, ;,2;,t with the first battalion ofaxtyals,, and ti,t; India .Regiment, againsti)einelatti. A. Lea iroin the Mo.,tteriil.4,tinipi lat,;y from the Leeward 1 1 1 3th 1 5 .,„ tooiloy .IVl.ijesty's Ship fr l ansy..np, ftom Lloyd's Colrce.ilt.)Ll::44 .1) Capt. J. C). t • 'thanking him for his great cart , and t -Convoy. rrhe new' Opera brought forward Saturd,:y last, because some t? 1 the bc'ailiCa Cc t. were not perteetirrtitetritsitothi.. R K • ha; proved such;, an, exc‘,llent.sti}›atitutt for j a ° P.iy l.4 :: 47 ri ll ß ita v i t t C h tvic.:e'! ( I"u 3.t 6 4 lie d , 4' t l '.l l.;;T h .the e Nt i well revel t neuess i t w te3utnts , hts•eogagsitteric•ita the in a ;very f d o .• . .boxes nod. trtiolc , , which wet<brought frntt.en, bnard j'Yilfloo ip• • lying' at Dlockwall,.sV ere On'S.iturdaymrivatity l;pe4teti at tit!! iVittrition t Hotase,heicgsosi. , t 4 in,cliott,anet stitillings'of nor t! , ),touNi3o is which wegelitipr,o'srti to in t+'r I 1ec9; , *,..e,1 : . 84 , 110 11'4(1'410r f U t.,1 4 4f42,11.:. neutral Vevtie.l.' A 'Fb.4.,.;! irtlp ~1 II of this r . i.t}f;.tt: 01;e 0160 • .4 1). •kV • • f)ee 11 , (76 net ill HI) the././tir : ll , 4 ,t the .truth.. , !Aloe: doff ; ;--s • • r tents .of the trunks inaj boxes is•at a Liu. • found accret.