The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-11 00:00:00

DU 11. MAILS. ARS IV SD. fiarrthurgh v PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWILVIi, O'CLOCK. Comols w 52 Ouiniurn • scp a9l dis. THE SUN. 1101.414 QUIZ DICIRZ IALSUII AUDILAT LONDON, OCTOBER 11, 1803. Tilts/morning arrived the llamburgh Mail due on Sunday, with Paris news of the 26th ult. The most important details from which will be found in onr subsequent Columns. The preparations•against this Country, in the Batavian Republic, are stated to he going on with increased adivity. 'joint DAN is said to 'be ap pointed Commander in Chief of the Troops which are destined to embark from thence. The number of those Troops are very considerable, , ,and : they,are to be reinforced by a large body of Conscripts'. - A Division of Lord NI t.soN's Fleet is stated to have sailed for the Dardanelles, to'proteet the Eng. lisp IVletchant.ships coming from the Black Sea. Two Etiglish Flig,atee cruizing off there, are. said to have captaied several Vessels, and sent them to Malta. We refer to the details oUthe Paris news for an alteration which has ,been made, in. the French Decree relative to Neutral Vessels. The accounts from Egypt are still very nnsatis faCiory,to the Porte: The. Beys -have 11)34C them. selves master; ,of 'all the Ports, and hiVe ob. obtained A complete ascendancy in that country. The disturbance4 . in Arabia also still continue, not. 1. 1 1 4 111 104 . 4 k . dt feat of AUDI, I. WE CIIA R. To add to t t heir misfortunes, two f ccs have happened at Constantinopk, by which 300 .houses were de. „.. buoyed. - , A Aiblia MAII of the 7th arriyecl this morning, but it cnntAini nothilig'interCiting; Yesterday, morning His. MiqrsTir, PRINCES& and their usual attendants, took an airing in Windsor Great Park, and viewed the improve.. inents diem liatv :MAlis•ry and Princesses. AUGUSTA and fAta,Atv.iii, attended . by Lady tina.oabaT, took an airing. to FrOgniore.` Princess ANIO. lA. Attended by Lady .STAW E took. an hiritt4 through the Plantations in the Great ,l'ar r rincesses MARY and borsitit of tit.ouc ESTE& wallccd to Frogmore. `Ye!stcrdarthe Staffordshire Militia lidd a Grand ri4l4day in VViodsor Lit.cle Pack. The s 3th Regiment Light Dragoons had a Field. .day on Wh,ktield yesterday morning. klt. MA:jusTY, we 06 w ; undewand, .Tdoes not rAe an to go to St..Piulta cathedral, on the approach • :rho Offixera of the Board Ordnao - cc had..a rrulld Dinner yesiera4y, in hollow of the Birth. day of the Etd CHATHAM, as Iligter•Gendral til4! Ortilmoce. , . 'rile Duke 01 AO4..GYLE h still ender confinement, with A. st-Vcre fit of. t'ne gout. tvir,„ BY:10, the.. Member for Middlesex, is at ,Wtotharn Parisi his Sear, near linnet, where he •en:trtained a large Party of Friends, on Thursday among whom was the Marchioness of SAL ju BUitY. :‘ 'the Loyal City Of 'Westminster (late St. Mar. sret's and St.. John's), Vie St. George's and the , a)oke of Gloucester's Volunteers, have :keen ainted forrtia Brigade, and will truster next )40411iy'as such, for the first time, in Hyde Park. The :E.arl of HAI II 1 NGTO N ) as. Getlefial, of the 7Antiqn bas t - ...tu - sed,notice. to be given to c 4 iftpatt*ls s 7 .lll4oingiry, trkee of Wales's, , Dtiktcof, York •Mary.le.bonne, anct.'Loyal West. it;Vi.,ter Vorti'r;Art rB, Ivhci ai,"o',britadea on the I:azla,iiisr. chat tlk:y will bi.t . reyielVed.by_fils MA. j 11417 in filttetVirlt, nti tht 3tl of ner month. 'Yettterd3):pt4Uirn the - 4oyal_Weittninter uiiie 11,141 a BCanrkiteltill4y jolt ryde Nrkt Vrepa.. :rttswerti anis:belt% .reviewedAti- Thursday next AV PIA TIAA vi 4 .1,0 A . • Volunt4scro, whose services. ex. 'Metropolis, >aittd te4,miles poinulit,=4lre prepsieing for attual §er.. ir . VintP,"lrOtt';iltre!e , teednoottring parties 401 ;OW „girliargaii4,l4iiejic4n % Satuili4y, march. . • • ingtvri th , ritularu - itirp riari-g - A.uk id's, an d fl3nkers, 46: ttpargdleys v tr ; tiOtge an4Nlitch in their way, i 7,ackrtbey l ilx-491piSti , iiit• 4 liitiet APhetitti4. th,y f o u r id torwtniehr Apot,' 4 ,- ' • I.4l4ls.4:y7Oltilitigr i pet;leliinent' of .she. Guards, cons i wfug t T,wi) Fifty; d 'Ate Coninvgnti...tif ri Col onet Wki yr , it.t.4 114 ,;:.4.0 to' tlCaiiiiq# l l:, r oi,l 4 ;',i4 , lt,#. l ve :charge Of Five fi and icti Frenelt;Yrisoners-fsertiev ill; (rain the . 'Prist.vl Ships' at '.P,ortshAtith' to'the'Freuch Prion'at Y 4 x 14 4 ,, 411$1 to:v.:A;(1'111cm • ; • Out' of the'Ahrty ,of Reserve the greatest nud e:. , „. bervoluntver.: for the Guards., :: , twic pi 'tile iscgt ,ltents of il l e'Line have represented their deficiency "Of cipnplefner4 i but they were. told it is the wish that the 6thpstis . shOuld be first cosniileted, TVe ch.itham are 'neuily The Artificers tirc Liying -the, Piatforois for the , When -iiHithed,' they will . requiro , ,, 30,000 It4en to Mali th: ai'VJAper:Geitt :al tzssort is to take the command NAPAL NEWS. DEAL,. Om to.—Hia Majesty "s Ship Plait sailed last night to the Westward, and His Majcs. ty's Sh,ip Diana camc in last night fOrn the West. ward. Admiral Lord KElrlf, in His Majesty's Ship Monarch, the Ranger Slimp, and Confia Gun. brig, came in this morning from the Westward. In the Downs—the Monarch, Utrecht, Yorh, Blond, biana, Circe, Zebra Bomb, Ranger and Merlin Sloops, Archer and CoVia Gun. brigs, and Sussex Oak, hired Transport. YARMOUTH, OCT. to.—ArriveS the Pew lope Frigate, and Discovery Armed Ship, from a Oulu, and remain with the Getykbeid, Roebuck, and Cox. slant. Sailed the Snipe Gun.brig, with a Transport for Portsmouth. The Mary and Margaret, from South Shields, Thos. CouLaw , : master, bound to London, is km on the New Comb Sand ; crew saved. The Fleet under convoy of the Clyde Frigate and Mallard Gun.brig, are put into flosely Bay. It is reported here, that a French Privateer has captured a Berwick Smack from London, near Sun. derland. A very gallant atlion has been fought in the West Indies, between the Paragon, of Lancaster, of 18 guns, .and about so men and bays (having nearly 20 French PriSoners on board) and a French Schooner Privateer, of t z guns and too men ; w hi c h latter she beat ar. The following is an extrad of a letter frinn Capt. HART, of the Paragon, to his Owners in Lancaster, dated Barbadoes, August 16, 1 803 " Yesterday morning, 18 leagues •in the wind. ward of this Island, I fell in with a French schooner privateer of 12 guns, and about too men, who laid, the Paragon on buard . on tht- starboard quarter, anti. after a desperate aaion of near an hour, he, got dis. entangled and made off, quite a wreck. During the engagement, he made several attempts to throw his men on board . the Paragon, but was reso l ute l y repulsed by our small crew. Our heavy guns on the quarter deck, with grape shot, made dreadful carnage among the crew of the privateer; her decks were almost covere&wirh dead bodies, before she got 'front alongside, and her seubbards run with blood. I and sorry to add, out of our small but brave crew, two were killed•and seven wounded." • We understand that in future tlw Promotion's of the Line are to be inserted in the Gazette of Tues day, and 'those of the Militia and Volunteer Corps, on Thursday and Saturday. The only period,' prior to the present, in which the Gazette was published three times a week, was 'from the 17th to the 26th of Noember, z6BB. In the Paper of the first of those days, the folloWing Notice was printed :—" For the' preventing of . false news and reports, it i. thought necessary, that the Gazette shall to future be published three times a week." The several military Corps throughout Cornwall, have received Orders to hold themselves in readiness to march, tminediately on the alyear.lnce 4,1 the enemy on the coast. The South 1): von Militia, with the Falmouth, Penryn, and Truro Volunteers, amtiunting together to 2000 men, are to juin the garrison at Pendermild, The voluntary offer of a Regiment of Royal Stan. nary Artillery, to he raised in Cornwall, to consist of ro Companies of rooinen each, has•been accepted l>y Government; and perscins will very shortly'be appointed in different parts of the County, to re. cove the naives of such Miners as chose to volunteer their services. Such is the spirit of •the brave " Cornish Boys," that it is expeded the whole Regirnent'avill be completely enrolled and officered in less than ten days. On .Tuesday and Wednesday rlie.aeccind Battalion of the Staffordshire Militia,, commanded hy Colo nel Et.t,torr, arrived a t Newcastle, wheie they are expeEted to'remain some time, ", It said that ten thousand men are to he Ouarteredin that town and neighbourhood during the winter. Op r riday evening last, a• train of fifteen , 24. pounders, a large Aupply of poWder, some waggon loads of round, case, anti grape ,shot; were landed at Margate from Woolwich, in addition to the other artillery before moonted upon the. Old Fort and North Cliff, which are tp form new batteries upon the Pier and other commanding points of thi trance to the HarboUr'. The- Ship Owners of Berwick on Tweed have ~made stn otFer of sevoral Velset3 to be at the e nt i r e .disposal of Goie rnment . ;rho) , are now on their 7way to - Deptford, tit which place they are to be armed and fitted out. On Friday last, after the return of the 3d ftegi. sothi of Royal East-India Volunteers from ball praCtice at Highgate, a Court Martial was held'on .tierjeant Scholes, of sth Company, for (Motu dietwe of orders. After sitting two' hours doritig which peribd the Regiment. was kept under arms, SVrjeant Scholes , wat4 airetably to the sentence, dismissed the serviee,*ith•overy mark of ignominy, at the head tpf:the Rkgimenr: l - ie was fo rmer ly i n the Guards,.frotr.whence Itt was allowed a p ens io n by the Corronatitrer - Iti ' . • - Weitre, itappy,fii find. that =the necessary precut - tines have beitr taken" to guard Ag4iinst the. tutbulent spirit,l4tely,displayed by the 'French Prisoners in this-Country, :The hulksin the IVletlway; itt which ,'numbers of theta arc confined, , are goardedby tinned .ye4sitts moored around them, an& which at, ready • to fire upon them, should they attempt to rise. Friday. the firt,t . Division of the 6tsr .Regiment of FOot, arrived at Newcastle, from Durham, to, • their roadp Berwick upon Tweed. . • • .The Building of the and. - N;, vat Hospital, At Bruntstield Links, ' near EdinbUrgli, which had been contrasted for and begun,. has beet! put a stop to, by order of G.Jvcrnunnt. TEN 11.4AIBURGII MAU, ;,,- PARIS, SM. 26. Tux Festival of the new year was celebrated here yesterday. in a perfettly tranquil anti satisfatlory manner. We have no longer any Temples of Rea son, or things of that nature the Government did not invite the Citizens - to dance in - the - Elysian Fields, but they danced more freely and cheerfully in other public . plum No distrust, no military die. play, disturbed the innocerirrusements. The Po lice watched„ Over ever 'thing, but , no where ap. peared. Every one diverted himself in his own way : some went' to church, others to the theatre. The First' Consul, i in the morning, received the Members of the Senate and Council of State; and in the evening the Thuilleries' were illuminated. About eight in the evening there was a Con.. cent, at which the First Consul was present, in ,the uniform of the National Guard. When he went away he saluted the audience, who expressed their satisfy Lion by loud acclamations. Of the ten Regiments of heavy and light Ar. tillery which are in our vicinity, and which have been reviewed by the First Consul, the greater part have, begun their 'march fur C'cropitgne, Rouen) Havre-de-Grace, &c. They will serve on foot as well as on horseback. General Jot:twat is appointed one of the Lieu. tenant-Generals to the First Consul, for tl,c proaching Expedition arinst England, After the conclusion of the Helvetic . Diet Gen. NIT will, it is said, command the Army of serve, which will be assembled at Compiegne. The new Treaty between France and Switzerland will be more advantageous to the latter than the Treaty of 1798. In contains several articles which exist- ed in the time of. the Kings of Ft 211 Ce. There is no longer any talk of Negotiations for Peace ; .the Expedition against England is alone the Order of the Day. The order that no Neutral Ships from English Ports, or which had even anchored there, shall be admitted into French Ports, has.undergone an alter. ation. A notification has been published, .stating that such Netitral Ships as shall have been obliged from circumstances of necessity to pot into English Harbours, shall be admitted into French Ports, if their tading only consists of Northern produtts; but if the'' have . oti board Manulaftures or Colonial. commodities, they will be excluded. The Army at Bayonne, which is intended to consist 0f30,000, tie% amounts as' 'yet, only to 18,000. A Letter from Bayonne, dated September 16, says, " The Army assenth!ing here~ undo General Ay - Ek E consists of excellent , troops. The Gene. rals Av t I L and Ducos command under Auczarno. The Counsellor of State and Vice-Admiral Tit UG U E r is appointed COmmandint of the Fleet at Brest, Rear.Adtniral LACROSSI Marine Prefen at Havre, and Captaitt Bottivstoo Marine.rrefed at Dunkirk. With the new year the service of the Nitional Guards ceases : the threknew raised Municipal Re. giinents now occupy all the Posts. Several houses at Fecomp were damaged by the Bombardment of the English. An old man of B+, was killed in his bed : o'letter.carrier was wounded by a Aplinter in the Old Market-place. Two of the Enemy'a Ships are much damaged. On New-Year's Day two Ships of the Line, Le renzeur and Le Conart, each of ,74. guns, ,were launched at Blest, On the 17th of Sept. the . B;,./. fn./if, of 74 guns, was launched at Z'o6enr. Two Ships of the Line, one °flu, guns, and ihe other 0174, have likewise been lately lau n ch e d at Rocilefort. The magnificent Palace of Schcovbergem,' near Brussels, which belonged to the Archduke CiemiLt*, has,' it is said, been purchased by ,the ,EX.Dirtetor BlitittAs, - for loct b ooo livres. • ' The exportation of pitch and tar Friuli' any of our Ports in the Mediterranean, is prohibited. On the 23d the First Consul reviewed five ilegi. ments of Dragoons, who manoeuvred .on foot in the Plain of Roequeneourr, near. Versailles. These Re. giments are intended.for the Expedition against EngUncl. Madame ii3ONAPARTg was present at the reyiew. BRVIIIRLS. SEPT. the Merchant Ships Which, with th . eir . Crews; have been put - in equ ittion by — Governme:nt; rs and are 'now iying* in our' Rivers and Canals,hava received orders to repair to Bruges and Ott6,ldA They , will for the most' part be employed at iiansports to convey Ammunition, and 110 es. , Fifty of these' Ships have already arrived at Ghent, whence they will continue. their yoyage, jn the course of this week. sevetal Cuit.:tioats,w.ill be iounched Bruges. We are ;tattled OM Rear.Adiniral NI.ELLY will be appointed Corn 61.Craint of ihe whole naval , force at alien& • English: Ships of 'War are contin'tiall) cruiaiog off Ostend. Furnaces are now prep Aria to . tite on tlieui with rctl-hot The troops which fre daily arriving, *1! be in. speled by General D'Avo UST, and other Generals; on the Ist of ()Aber : fourteen Battalions of In fantry, two Regiments of Dragoons, Hussars, and Horse.chasseurs, will be assembled at Bruges• General D'AvousT will now go to Caratuf, where he will review sOOO Troops. -General Senora` commands the Corps at Co. pkgne ; General SouLr the Camp .at St. Owes) and General D'AvousT the Corps at Brupr.. HAGUE, Ocr. a. TH I naval preparationss in our Republi are in• creased and accelerated.. Besides the Ship o f the Line the lirlilUi l the Ships of the Line the Dogrff lank, the Neilt une , and the Jobs de Witt , the Fri. gates Irene, of 32 guns, and the Sea.barse, of I+ and two Brigs, will be put in commission, an d their crews considerably augmented. Admiral STORY, who surrendered out f leet tr the /lin t r to the English, is said ,to be iftear. at the Magee, but has nor yet been discovered by th e Officers of Justice. AMSTERDAM, Oct. , r. It is 'Old the Counsellor of State PAMPAP4,O4 appointed Chief of those French Troops destined to embark from our,Republic for the i*" sedition agai nst E ffg l an i. The numbed w ill be of Hitt! t reinforced wi t h a l arge b o dy of ConscrApts. Gene' ral VIC:JR. is now p . erfeely recover ed. A hundred Merchant Ships are alrea dy collated very considerable, anti the y Troops is now in Belgium, for the trattiport of the troops destined for the Expedition against England. oOr principal maritime places in which Gun.bosto and Flat.bottomed.boats are building to be em ployed against England, have not yet been atracicel by the English. Th e y h ave , hn w ever, fired upon the fishing .villages Landroost, Catwyleo. * Pa Scheveningen. VIENNA. Snr. 2.1. Accoß DING to accounts from Nark*, 8. oldie Fleet of Admiral Moors has, aile d fort : Dardanelles, for the protection or the Englis h tA chant.ships coming from the Black Saa. 'lle . cmganlzation introduced by .the Russian ni;iter into the Republic of the seien thited Wands , is now compleated to general satisfaetion.. - Tile report that the English have bombarded i°4 "v glens; :whichleas considered senewed. • " CONSTANTINOPLE, MI" 364 , D 3 ACColtDitra to seem . nts front the % 41 . 1°11 7 ; Iwo English'Frigates are cruizins offreneu° l ' r iv n itit all Ships which come Out of the Ai t °f ` iwnd Stf larlen bt4nt.inople. They have already than -• • I with c o rn f or Marseilles, Genoa, sod Leghorn, ail sent them all to Malta. Those bound for Veniee,Asc. if their papers are in pro?" °tact; 414 not (ic Lai nal. i link.. Iyoi eirt,:sati„ttnteorsidtiihaid.eyr toprobwe,trnhaetiionit7;niotnh:fcGou3,tvt.neernurnlir:ain. tjel:laftle !,............r......--.--.... :. Of3WO, telati,ve co the Aliens in this wmfr", - tir'',,,r. quiring ill those in the Citits•of London 40" "-- ' m inuet, and within ten miles thereof, withiu 1 4 2 4 t 4 : 1 11 1. ie r srr n (n : n ia't 1 ti lld l 4 l: 4 l !' fe atu y il , ' s v e :l : e r:a i r rM i l e :.P l g i44 a gr r et Ci c t : :: it: : ls C l:llllll:::re4Lttd7o:le'Lytyli7):l. 0:4:411: t it' jj:: • fOe them to obtain a Licence , permitting their ' at 4e . nce . bere j which-Licence the Magistrates ntsl2so. .any future. time, require them to ',Nate.; arl o duc• ins tile. saute, will bc s i e i ch iibt;icegoncebe, ' o o o r m o rn o i t tt P ed % . 611 Otspoied of by the Secretary of State. - : , en ,ott Yesterday Kin night THOMAS Cal?CgAlig',ittlea Esq. Alderman Durham • was' unanirnotlitYl; year a aceond time to the officcY3f M a yor, O f I '- ensuing: • , . ' ...., i aegil" 'W . RAY, Eli:it eicaed Mayor f„ r d i T 113 1 1 1 01 ^: t f ll l3 : l4: : l 2 Arti r e 6 t)s l : lN' i s ' n l e g 'El . y . rin aoq . MaY6TrEeverleY'l:l6 fat r lg: f t T eh a t a: r :::' 1:111: :: - a s so s: . ' ' Esc!' tsfa eleelid Mayor of Neweastle;• TstoM*l":,4 fte% E. , 4. %trill'. .and it H. WilLtalasori, 011 • :voider. apt i Yesterday Iternnight Mr. GEORGE FIIIVIIIVAITigo ' Mr. WILLIAM BO6TYMAN 'Kr 8 cre appOinteg reof; . for the Borough of Marpeth, for the 0004,hat v and . Gtottos YOUNG, Sedan , at Mace ,rough, presort. was made by. the Aldermen of that 13 as against the mode of appointment of il ig roof tic praekisecl by the :Earl of CARLI44tt Vl L .,i , of til t mutat of :The Aldermen and other Nleni..ll_!ja:olicw, Corporation ; of .course, his laordshii) 41 '1 0 Chi!' his rii.44 to the pilvilage rils, nominating , t h e _ ,till • Magistrates for Morpeth ' : c :o ; . Sdritigy night some thieyes bToke in t ,, ft.!; CO' phsge,church, Loadoo. Wall, and stole a_ilisicvoveredi Inunp3ll plate, with which they got off, u _ l 7, t h e LOP,. - The arn3outy of the Second Regiment o f s hill , ,,inc; Logikuren, dritoobriEbbVetrrolel:ll,awiteteeiliticrtisigclismniinennEntthetentaceaybcfc77 4 : i st: C o i t b h i 1, 1 i ii : s r d c ; je n ts: i . , ng 11,6Aottiv Ail gri . b. j: m 17:1T .it c 4 ig a u ri e a . , ;f c a , t s il go l i l rc z h r i f i g i e e n: . r , : li f i c a s'e . :; 11 _c ti ,,,, r -. his , piece at it, sprung into its_ c ___ „ ai r moo r _ there ovhen Mr. - I'. fired, .ancl th 1,_"....",;0u door_ r uro feet - from ibe: muzzle, , t hoop w" /T in,. f b racket') , 1.:... .nv iniiirr.--1 - --- " ~..2