The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-01 00:00:00

FCJICUSPIQUTIf, ATJC. j 1• • Tests morning,`about eleven o'clock, W R.s oyal Highness the PRINer. of WALKS arrived from park, the Seat of Sir 'HARRY FFATIVR:RSTORR. IiAUGH, and rO•ti:r. inspecting Monckton Fort .and Portsea Lines, and 'several Corps .of Volunteers :assembled on HilSea Green . , he proceeded to South Sea Common, where he reviewed, -in one line, five itegiments, and then passed the line of .1700 Vo.; ionteers on the glacisi with the whole of WhoseaP-. ,• - a tearance he expressed himself highly satisfied-. He 'afterwards went' to Spithead, and landed at Stolcesbay., "ititiere he reviewed the Regulars and Volunteers of ' l ' ihttt side of the water, and expressed his approba. tion of them in handsome terms. In the evening lac returned to dinner with General WRITELOCKE. Yestertlay morning His MAJESTY left Windsor at ten minutes past eight o'clock for Kew, where • lie spent two hours in inspeCting the works at the bew Palace, and then set off for Sr. James's. - Hitt MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES had direCled theirs Carriages to be ready at half past nine o'clock • to convey them to London, but HER MAJESTY be.. ing informed of the sudden- indisposition of Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH, with whom the Royal Party were to have spent. the morning at her ,'apartments in S t , James's Palace, they countermanded the otders, and remained at Windsor. At ten o'clock HER MAJESTY, accompanied by their Royal- Highnesses the Princesses AoratsTA and LLIZAI3 aTH, attended by Lady STAW ELL, took an airing in a Sociable through Burnham and Taplow. Fier Royal Highness the Pkitlciss SoPHIA , at. tended by Lady and Sir WI L t:TAM PITT, Lord WALsirsicittAsit, and Colon. t DESB ROW, rook an airing on horseback in the Great Park. Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS AmPLIA. took A short *ride on horseback in the Little Park, and af terwards accompanied the PRINCESS MARY in a sociable, attended by Lady CRASILAY, into the ji L ~„-Slat Park, and returned ' 'about twelve to the or '. - terday their Royal Highnesses the DUKES. of Voic.and KENT dined w ith t h e i r R oyal Brother , the Dolce of CAMBRIDGE, at his apartments in St. James's: • The H a rvest at Wi n d sor i s all got in, and the renewal of the fine weather will, we crust-, hasten its conclusion in all the Southern parts of the Yesterday morning the Staffordshire Militia had a.grand field-day in the Lurie Park at Windsor, and were commanded by Colonel SNEYD. Lord CASTLE It EACH is going to quit his hoPse in tleveland.row, and to reside in Great George -street, Westminster. Lord GOWER and the Countess of SUTHERLAND Are going to' join the elegant. societies At Chelteri. ham. The Earl of hoilestita and Colonel STRANGE. WAYS are making the tour of the Coasts of the Bri tish Chantiel. On Saturday last they crossed with their suite, from Swansey in Wales, to Ilfracombe in Devon. PRINCE WILLIAM Of GLOUCESTER proceeded on Monday front LleWeny Hall, the seat of I..t:rd • ViSCOUIIt KIRKWALL ) review the Volunteer ` 41 • Denbigh —this small but loyal lowit is .expected to Muster above 600 men, including Cavalry.; anti in short time he will . visist Liverpool, which it IS eXpEaEll he will make his head . .quarterss There is no account at , the Admiralty of the ar rival of the Anrazzl Frigate at POttsinouth yester6v; which is stated in a Papeuof this morning. E'he w sent to Lisbon for the purpose of bringit g liom. Jewels and Treasure to the amount, it is stared, of 200,0001. Apprehensions are entertained for her safety, and on Tuesday 100,0001, was clune upon her at Lloyd's, at a very high premibm. Notwithstandin g the many account§ received feta:, dye to the reported Conspiracy at jamstica,,Colonel Ht NDERSON is in possession of a Jamaica 'Letter from the Gentleman who has the Managemcnt of hi s properties, dated Port Henderson, 3(1 Juiyolis. i tans only between two and three miles tram nci . and five frO m Kingston, which m a k es tnerition of such a conspiracy. . . • Ysterday a Court of .Dire&ors was held at the List India House, when leave was given to the Owners of the late Ship Las-i Talbot to build on her 'bottom,—The Court adjourned at six o'clock till' to.tnorrow. Private Letters from Paris received two or three 111-113's No, state, that on t h e ,r st h ,l ure were grand uln thation at Paris. In the course of the even. ing the r , -PN , III. and Madame 40NAPARTE' Cline out upo n the balcony of, the Ihuilleries to 1; 1 :1 t hea and While they sto o d t h ere t h e w h o l e the whole c a ttpporting" I CONSUL the lamps, gave way, and, m w as much f r i down -.out their ears. The Lady the C l tened but the Letters state that remained undismayed. Th e Nlitth Cruizers only appear, from time tp . time before the be entered Italian Ports, which they suffer to by any 'lVlrrchant Vessels except French' and Dote ;" disturbed, the Italian trade is therefore but little , : w and sugar, coffee,. and other East and wrsc 4 naan comtmalities, which Were very dear at Porn, Ge noa , &c. at the breaking out of the at, begin 'to fall greatly in prices Every ft - mature' which xnecessary caution can sq. test has been, adopted o n the Essex COasr. Reso. lutions have been entered into 'by the Clergy and !Ji.ipaibttants, to prevent av much as possible any se, alarm arising from accidental . fires : weeds, hafrii - . s or strover, are not to be burnt on the land, in oatTe the enemy should reach the shore. Beacons '''re eteding on every high pan of the surrounding Country, and fl a g s are to b e hoisted as signals on ,everYchurch, under the immediate direetion of the Intl peroitendant o f th e ' par i s h Only, in case of any 'a arm. ,The Court -Martial I eld on Captain' BAR o?ws f • • or C oventry, concluded on Saturday seri . 4 1 "• We understand that he was honourably ao- Tnited of every darn' 'lle led g ains{ him.;-- ). k a Lg hart, FALMOUTH, ADC. 29.—Arrived this day his Majesty's Brig Atalante, of k 6 guns; Capt. MAY. a. FIELD, from . Oporto ; with the following Vehsels under donvoy, with cottons and wines; 31 days passage, Nit. Ship thitinoniv, tdihgtoit ; and Wig Ceneril Prescott, Proud, for Greenock. ‘• • Ship Mahonw, Keefe; Brig Favourite, Butter; and Brig Pim- nix, Tomlin, for Dublin. Brig Perseverance, Stroud; and Brig Brothers, Ball, for Bristol. The remaining part of the Fleet, about 2o sail, under convoy of the Wasp Sloop of .Vgac t , of I'B guns, Hon Capt. AYLMER, have proceeded to the 'Eastward. Arrived on the 27th inst. the Brig Carr, papt. CALVEttT, 37 days from Wilmington, North Caro. lino, with 'flour, cotton, staves, &c. for London ; spoke on her passage His Allajesty'S Ship Leander, of so guns, all well, and a' Cutter Priyarerr of Weymouth, of r 8 guns, on her second cruiz,e, and had made no capture. Also arrived the 'brig Pistol, Captain BARBER, 64. &yrs from Petersburgh, with hemp, iron, &c. and the ship Lester of Marque Manchester, Captain PAGgi from Liverpool, for the West Indies. On Saturday evening sailed the Regulus Priva. teer, of to guns, Capt. WHITE, on a Cruize to the Westward ; the Duke. of York Packet, DRAKE * with Mails of the 16th anti 13d inst. for Lisbon; and the Rose Privateer, JoHNsorr, of 8 guns, on a Cruize. • The Prince Ernest, PETRE, and the Duke of Cumberland, Packets, with Mails, the former from the Leeward Islands, and the latter Item Lisbon, are daily expected. ' blue DEAL, Ava. 31.—Arrived. the , Ereqrt.; and the Jackall Gull-brigs, from a Cruitetsand remain with the Algv a nder Transport, Wi l tll Troops for Jersey, and several outward-bound Veisels. 7} 64 a U 5 1 '2l lo AT E 2tB ( 207 ACH PORT. Line. sos Frigi Sps, I . Tot. ag 27 I 21 7 57 / id 4 si 29 j 6' is I 3I si 0 7 1 2 a 2 3 5 a 33 Total 88 1 9 1 ss 1 27 1 207 BRITISH NAVY. STATEMENT OF THE pIsTP. ILi lITION O THE NAVAL DRITIsH,.FORCE, TO THIS ,DAY. . . Line In Port and fitting, and t • with sealed orders 17 Guard:.Ships - - '6 In the English and Irish ? • Channels - - $ 17 On the Downs and North sea stations •.- s . 9 At the West India Islands ? and on the Passage $ 3 On the Jamaica station • 7 American & Newfound- ? • land stations - 5 • C. or G. Hope, E. Ind. and on the Passage $ 5 Coast of Africa - • Portugal and Gibraltar. . 5 Mediterranean and on passage tt Hospital and Prison Ships 7 so'i I , Frig 2 21 31 6 2) 24 Sps. Ii 2; • 1 io o, 3 2 7 4 I 13 o I 0 • 2 S is O 3 Total in Commission 87 Receiving Ships 6 Serviceable and repairing for Service _ to In ordinary - - 72 Building 20 Total 194 13 1 10 i 4 1 Tot, SS 92ATE OP TUE ORDINAR Portsmouth - Plymouth - - Chatham S I iceruev , River Nati ce to lfartner.s.—Last week, the Loma Light, on tie Vurn.Point unfortunately. took fire in the night, and was burnt down. A light will cnntinue to burn on 'crie of the sand hills until it neW'one is er , Extract of a Letter from New York, July 19,- 44 We have, just received intelligence of the Hornet Sloop of War having fallen in with a French Fri. gate, of 36 gims, and a Brig, of 18 guns, both of which she flogged, and carried ofra FrenCh Guinea. nun that MIS under their. convoy," A letter from Ayr, dated Ang. ag, states, that Captain FARTS, in the Ainrtifell, of Irvine, arrived .there on the. 23(1, and off the Mull of Cantyre, that morning, he spoke the Ship Privateer Pißot.y, of Liverpool, Captain ACEXANDIR MORRI3OI4,,WitiI the Vroso Aorta Catharina, a Dutch East Indiaman, bound to Amsterdam, ''which he captured on the ist of August off the Island of St. Michael's. They were proceeding for Liverpool. Capt. MORRISON sent his Mate on board. the Aim'well with a note stating the circuinstance, which has been forwarded to his Owners at Liverpool. O'REILLY the Royal Marine, who is rewarded from the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's for his Conduft in the boats of La Loire Frigate, when cutting Out the French . gun,brig, the Penteaux, from under the batteries of Isle BA, displaYed it seems an uo.- common . degree of heroism.. In boirdiug he was wounded with a pike, and he received several oilier wounds upon the deck. He posted himself how. ever 'at the hatchway to keep the Frenchmen below, and remained at his post till he aaually dropped from loss of blood. • It must give every lover of iiis t ivntry a great pleasure to observe, that at this moment, all those distinaions so trifling and envious; l ikhicli have so long existed betwixt Churchmen and Dissenters, are hut ,in the common-cause t as a proof of this, the other SUnday, after an excellent Arid patriutie Sermon, preached by the Rev, Mr. HUGIJ RS, to the Protestant Diasenting Congregation, at aitter,ea, without any' previOus notice, 461. 30i. 711. Wil3 col lected at the door, and sent in to the. Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's. We think so laudable an , example ought to be published tar atiii Wide — thit Others.inay fol; low itc . , EJT.E/t D4Y Ai six o'clock, the DUKE of GLOUCESTER'S Loyal Wluwerrs met at CAit. tct's Riding Iloust, in North Attilley-street, to know the result of Lord Lit ETWYND'S cornmunica. lion with the SECRETARY of l'E, relative to the declaration of the Corps on Mondry last, that, " if their number wa% to be d isninished, they would not continue to be embodied'," Lord CtiEtwi-211) informed thein; that he had ap. plied to the Right.ilon. CtHAitz.r Yukku, through the medium of the - Marquis of ItreuFt a t.o, the Lord Lieutenant of the• County ; and by the stone channel had rereived - ; an answer. The letteis -which passed on the.,' caasion,: his LOrdship then read to the Gentlemen assembled, with the proposal made. to them Is.tGovernment,. follows =That the Corps should consist of eight-companies of 6o men each, which, with the Officers and Non.com. missioned ,Officers, would amount to 543 men." The proposal was received with.an unanimous :assent. Lord CHITWYtin then observed, that from the re. signations which he had been requested to receive, he hattevery reason to believe that the Corps would not. exceed' the limited number. At the' same time he informed them, that if there should he any supernumerary, Members, they might attend duty in their'regimentals whenever they pleased;: but that such attendance would not exempt them from` the Militia and Army of Reserie. IL was then moved by Mr. Lewts, :that the Field Officers and two Gentlemen of each' company should he appointed as .a Committee,' to deter Mine who were to form the supernumerary' part of the Corps ; such determination to be subjel to a general meeting urif • it. Lord CHETWYND theh ^put the 'question, but finding a difficulty in collettmg the votes, he left the .bUsiness to he concluded ,by Mr. BOODLE, the Lieut. Colonel, and it was at length carried in favour of Mr. Lewis ' s motion. The Letter of the SPEAKER, communicating the Thanks (1 the House of C mffloni, wit's read tu the Mreting s and received with three cheers. The . Squadron of Lincolnshire Light Horse Ran. gers, con:minded by Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. (in witt.4. 7 the Mr. BURRELL, ROBERT HcATHcaTi,.aaifloHN MANNERS, El. are Cap. tains), have.been.qtereising five days nearFalking„ h am . This o.4ps"pflomises to be one of the. first i n t his Kingdom, bring principally composed of opulent young graziers,- mounted on well.hred ac.. tive horses, who'ate to be armed with carbines and sabres. ' The number Of Volunteer; in the TOwn.Of Leeds,. exceeds the quota of six times the number of the. Old Militia by thirteen hundred. The Subscription at Leeds' for encouraging VO. lunteers amounts to• upwards of . 2+,000! . .. Lord FITZWILLIMA 113 S Wiperibed 2,000 i. the Dtike''ol LEED3 and Lord Dowris each:sool. and 'Lord ROSLIN t SOI. A General SubScription has been entered into in 'Denbighshire, for the purpose of cloathing all the Volunteer Corps . in that County, the expellee of which is estimated at no inure than 11. Bs. iod. per Man. • Sir WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNNE has subscribed 001. to .the'.Denbi , ' ,- hshire Subwription for (loath.. tog Vohinteers; besides subscribing 2001. in Mont. gowerydiire and Merionethdlire ; and doodling at his own expence, a Corps' of sbtry Colliers at Trevor Clawdd. 'MO THEATRE. 4 ---After Tht Alcamtailleerr, F ar ce was brought forward last night at the' Hay . ; Market Theatre, under the title :of Mode' , nus Des fair. The hero of. clic Piei e, Aicademuh 6 a t,ervara , is sure to Collllllit Some. plundering ke;iW i prOClllce some IllitiC1110 . 11) every thiog does. After breaking Chios," krting a favou(ite bird and, greyhound belonging, to his master, es. cape, and a multiplicity of other mishaps, he re. solves to kill himself. His master, in , order to preserve, some battles bf ChlinPagne .which ,he has not tinge to luck up, plaCes a label on . them kuiporting that they are poison. 'Nicarientus, de. apatring of his rna,ter's forgiveness, resorts to this suppoied poison,, and advises his sister and. mother who areAervants in the same house, and, partners in , his bliinders,, to partake in the liquor; and iri , adopting his advice they are all intoxicated, tinstighibe ladits are not suffered to ap. pear in this unseenilY state. There are, tif.6urse, a couple of /overt, and the hetoine elopes from her father, who is reconciled by a place obtained.for him by, the lover's father., This Piece, is one of the dullest we ever witnessed. IVIs.viEW3, who played the blundering:servant, did all he could to support it, and but for his efrurts' it would have been "driven from the Stage before the close of the first .ad. However, the sentence of cOndeinnation .was .so decisive at the conclusion, that Et,ras:roN came forward and signified that the Piece Was finally willOrawr. This Plea has been imputed to t he MARGRAVINE of Ar,sP.‘cra, but we have too rod an opinion of that I,3,ty's taste and pivots to cre. dit the report. IVl,ooluti AD, ,whose merits its a musical composer are well.knucva to the Public by several' of his works which have been admired at Covent Garden Theatre p died a few Lys ag.) at the Lunatic A,sylurn, Liverpool, lie had several titres been in a deranged state of mind. It Ns been thottglit that . the Femah Corp ,will find themstives in an aukward predicament, if, in case of Invasion, they shouLt be ordered to drive all the horned tattle. It cannor, howeVeri , be doubted that some of them are used to tb»t tervice. Tuesday a waggon, fined with all the paiapher. nalia of a Barthollnirwlair Droll, broke down in Cheapside, anktlr• tinthe time blocked u,) the pas sage. Psrachand i hts'lrift lay sera + , ling in the mud, Kings an& Qidee kt wesc trampled under the hews Leer, and Palettes and 16/em ,, e Trinfrles w ere hid low. A 'considerable bustle: wax occasioned the Other, day, near Charing-Cross, from a hackney ctiachmim accusing a:gentleman's servant of havlng stolen his inutther. - The fact was, that the cOaelnifan hiving taktn more than his fare, the gentleman, who con sidered himself impascd upon,,ordereil his servant, who Wag latel ) - . come fiom the country, to. take the number of the coach, which he literally did, for he !Witted it off — the Coach; door, and rut it in his .11AG I LIE, Auc.u.s‘r . „ • • Tr, is 'confirmed that git iZeil geteIN!NVP:I:I4 N. ig I igCk will go to Pa risas A intiNicictor and Commis. sary.Generaf frnin our Republic. ' The French General CA,SA - 6NiS . heis flied his head.qtyt'rters at ti7oirda',' where he embarked .on t h e 13th on hoarda yacht feirAtimerdarn. Gvneral DubsoWchA.l7 has 'revitivid the TroOpi in and ileit . . 'Auourr 26. Cain. Wc Mk; e L is appointed by our GOVerntnent, With the ehara&er ofa Rear-Admiral, our Ccitti , nis, nary at. Paris for preparing the Ekprdition which w . it are.to fit in eomriton with France. He will soon set out for Paris. The French Generals 1 . 1 . 1:13Y, Assn)) EAtt,MER, Trig, and the Gen. of Artillery, EBLE, have arrived here, and been present at 'a Reiriew. of the Fiend' Garrison here by General NikoTott.. A part of ihiS Garrison :tvillr to-rnnrr)vy tnarth for Nor it Holland, where General DUNIONC EAU musters all the Troops, anti whither the gre.it , r part of the llataviin lery which was on Garrel &oath, has . been sent off., The new Governor G.neral of Cit BritRANCIEft, has. 651.414 set out 14,r bib G,Vern'- inent. General Biuttsre has the command of tin- 13..traiait TVoop's 'in . Zraidnil, '‘ , : , h , ne the 'prepar:trwni Int an expedition agaiiist England are carrywii ~n great aetivity. Yessds for the Illva.i,owot E ng , land Ato.biailclisig in i,rivate as well as in ti pub:. . • • . . SCRINtIVIFLI"EiTNIN6C te,9 . ont to.dak tot P.iu The _4l 0;m Ale First Consul goNA._ pmerp• will f e deciared heacl of - onr RepOlC4ic, with the title of Preiltynt, finds nn credit. AMSTERDAM, 'AVatis ; r 16. Fr I; now col fidently said that Rusiia ofreied to occupy the Island of Malta forten years, tf Fratlee will withdraw her troops froin certain countries. This propobition however lia3 been rejected by Engtaya. • 1111.USELS, Ati,otisr it. is Cos t ' !eh —A LE bocileS Trni.p, art.cootie ally arriving o n our Coas - ts, witch re to form ri n Army '' of England,. for which every thin g i, in r,',lo;!pssi in our. Martiines‘,•Scveral merchants at o.f/et:a' who are apprehensive. .the Englihh rnay .bornirtra that plate; have ittoreti their 11. , tt56 ar,d eff,A, at .ilitiftire4. Tim crews of the . greater p a rt o f. ,h e ships which arrive in the Y iris of Beigiurn are 'num/ 'immediately put in There are, Already 36 i cioa 'nen between thvikirk And Boltiogne, and a large Conp rvill bc formed lica'r . this City. The English, it .is supposed, intend to 'make an - attack on all the. P.mis in which..preparatinns are making fir 'an .Expedition against Great 'Britain, and fp enikavaur io destroy the' atirica tWOLL,. r$ of, French COn,eripts are arriving h ere A,,ily, who go on ;6 the Hanovetirm terriioff, Where they are apnea, cio:ithed, eito incorporated With the I Reiiobbean Troops. Fifty mar' cf the French . Train of Artillery', with twelve pieces of Cannon aria s. t oe'Powd, r- waggons, have arrived at Zutpbril from the territory ut Hanover, and thence, continued their march to 'Breda; 350 horses have likewise arrived there from Hanover, which are in. tended. for-the . 113dy Guard of the Ft ttsr CoirsuN: as alSo.nine horses' for his owl-vase. FitANKFOR r, Aua. . . . tnlt of the FIRST CONStlt was hi ate l at ,11,,,tz, with the di....cliakge of artilleryobe ringing ol bells,' and a getieral illumination of the city ii th e evening‘ The Helvetic Diet, the ordinary Session of ‘vhicli ended nfl the . 4..b inst. has bteii rrolopeedAvAn ex, traordinary Diet, till the invariant affairs before it shall he'discussed.• • ' • According. to a ,statettientf published here', Primia has lost in ee'cled territory -46 square miles (Germao) 22,000 ring revenue I she has gained by he ne.4 artangements 7.3 t square miles, 577 ,cloo inhahitl'ots, and .3,740,000 florins r fute is square mile S t ., 11i114bitants, dna a revenue of 2,39o,d6p.aurius. AATiSBON, Ave. is: HIS nit ITANNIC MAI E.STY IletS protested against the Convention concluded on the • Elbe, 'on , the7sth of 'July, as being, withoUt his knowledge and. autho4 rity. , , VIENNA, AIR 13. AN Ordinance of Neutrality has been published here, by which all the subje`tts of his biIpERIAL MAJESTY are forbidden to enter into tint "entice of France or England, either by land or sea. it eon. siqs 'of '2l Articles, and regulatta the adilliStiiffil of Prizes into the Imperial harbours, the manner ,in which they Are to be disposed of, &c. It is dated Aug. 7, 11303. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY at. TH F. French Ambas'sa'dor; General &trio, has presented'a strong memorial to the PORTF., inguir. log the reason why the Turkish Amb.issador ap.. pointed to go to Paris had not . yer,, set out. ''Thir DI VAN Ileid an EXtrittadlnary Sitting on the strb-. jeet, and alledged as its _excuse that tie war which had broken out between •Ft.rnee and Englana bad rendered _it necessary to alter 'llle.litstructions of then Ambassador, and that it was besides hoped that 'hostilities between those two Powers might be speedily terminated by the mediation of.Rivoia..... This declaration, 'however, did not satisfy Gene. rid BkuNE, and he . , ga . ve in a Note . c,nceiverl in such positive wins, that the Turkish Ambassador set out for Paris without' further delay.. LEGI4OIiN, Aio. x. WE have received advice here that Admiral NELsort has taken poss. , ,ssion of the City and Ft;rt of Messbul. It is probable that the whole island of Sicily will - be occupied by British Troops while the French shall continue in possetaion ut dot Ncailoli: t4fl tertittaty.