The Sun. — London, England, 1803-04-26 00:00:00

rty en, nd • ES • Cy 1[•; . of 1)3 Fs d id X : PO R TS MO UT 11, APRIL zg; - SAurn this evening, the Earl Irvioei Thigh Inglis, Calcaita, and Ocean, East India Ships, outward bound, • Arrived the Them;s, from Sr. Übes, With salt, for Russia, leaky ; ElizeJeth, Boßitti., from Smyrna, for the Baltic, with cotton, dec. - . Arrived t hi s e v e - n i ps: an outward.bound: East India ship. Sailed a Frigate for the E3stwArd. HARII7CH, APRIL 25. Tti e Princess Rua/ Packet, Capt. ANT H. DEANE, and the Prince of Wales, Capt. HE AR N, arrived from I Itlvoetsluys, each with a Dutch. Mail. r DEAL, ApRIL 25. THR Honourable East India Company's Ship Widmer Castle from China, sailed this morning to the River. The Wahhanuto-tu from ,Bengal re inain,, with the Dorseisbire for China, and Cci/on fur lisnh4y, EAST INDIES. IXTRACT Ott A LETTER FROM THE C6MMANbING orricrrt. AT THI: MOLUCCAS, TO THE GOVEIt. NUR•GENERAL IN COUNCIL, DATED AUG. 19, Iso2. " THE ship Bangalore, Captain LYNCH, was W r e ekettlitst May, on an unknown sh al, in , lat. 7' 38. South, long. 120. 45. East, about iit or 12 kagllet to the Northward ut the Island of Mangeray, This sh oa t was l a id down in old Dutch charts, but has been left our for some years past. " ibis Majesty's armed brigs Amblyna and:M6n. por e arrived here on the 12th Nov. from China ; they experienced very boisterous weather, which obliged them to crossover from the coast of Cochin China to the Straits , of Balibas, and through. the Solo Sea. They discovered a small island, and shoal klf rocks and sand not laid down in any of our Charts. " Observations of the Ambojna, lat. 7. 52. N. 1 0 , 1. 113. 7. Observations of the Aioasoose, lat ; 7. sr. N. long. 113. 5. E." CALCTI . TTA, NOV. 22 ) 1802. „Aetotint of a l e d ge o f r oc k s, di scovered by His Mdjesty's ship Arrogant, the Dower Caetle, Asia, and 4diniral Rainier• in company, 231 Jan. 1802. ” Four hours 30 min. ) 5, m. saw the appearance oj. treake rs, beating N. N. W. distant . about half - a mile; brought to, and sent a boat to examine ihrm,• Which returned at 'half.past six. Having found a ledge of' coral, rocks, with only six feet water on them; extending-a cpiat;Cr of a mile N.F. and S.W.i the boondings round them two and half, five, eight,, and twelve fathoms, at a cable's length, and twenty ' five at about n quarter of a mile distant, lat. 5.,12. S. long. ti 3. 0. E. , per Chronometer. The above situations may be depended on, 'as the time-keepers of all the ships agreed, and . the Island of Lubeck was seen' at noon fr , on the Asia'smast-head,tearing,, • S. S. W. ; .and we made the Island of SaJumbo next morning, _oar run to which agreed very well with the above lOngitude. The reef is not-laid down in any chart, atA, being. in the tr ac k o f s hi ps go i ng'. through t h e Java Seas, m3kes it very dangerous." The latest accounts from 'Malta state the fah lowing Ships of War . to be at that place: Kent, Gibraltar, • Atitive,. Spider, nwiegall, 'Agincourt,. Maidstone, Abundance, Renown, Stately, Titipetinienti . ' and Ellperb, mOnmoUth, Cycl o ps,. ' Raven. 'Triumph, Madras,'Termagant, h• 'Capt. Wric)nt;FY I,t)sAdi is appointed to the omidui, 0 . 36 i;ints,.at Woolwich. • The Utrecht Prnceeds, ne soon as p oss ibl e , o ff lielvoet, fur the purpose of Rear.Admiral.llloßN. B oßouctriliiiis,ting — his . flag on board her.. The lii& : diPtir:s is to carry the same kind of guhs as she did when Earl St. VINCENT had his flag on board her. It has for these two days been reported that a Message from the Highest Quarter, either has been, or will soon be, et-lt to Mr. Pt it, requiring in to return to his former official sit uit ti M on. We state this merely as a report, Which .we should be most happy in being able to confirm. The late Sir JOHN Smita B,uttoess was 'Petite., nant-Colunel in the 3(1 Regiment of Royal East India VOlunteers. • A letter received at Portsmouth, from an Officer at Trinidad, Contains the following information:" " On •the t.3th nf February His Maiebty's Ship Gem inter, Capt. LITTLCHALF.S,'arrived at this Island, with the 3-;!h Regiment of Font, from St. Vincent ;. anti the next day the, Troops disemhaticr;d. On the 21st the..1310/I:eim, Commodore Hoop, Capt. -M EON, anchored here, with General 6RINFIELD, the Commander'in Chief; Brigadier M'AITIAND, of the Engineers; and.,Major WILSON, .the Engineers; WI.I.SON, of the"Ar liilcry., rn incpea the troops anti fortiications of the Liam!. On the .13th of March the 'General anti his suite embarketi on boatti. the Centaur, anti sailed io Grenada, 'from whence they will proceed to visit the other Islands under hia,command." six of rho young Naval Officers *;411.) lately c;)lstiltitted a riot itt the Portsmouth kvere .arntigmed- at the Se-ssiotts, --and pleaded Ott RecorLter of that adariqtifitiOteiti,iii, a very impressive ruanneri; iind`senteneeir ikv4,3riii Omni pdy a. fine +9l. ii.rc T of ,;` , 041 one 1 6I.• , Mr. , l',AyNt ;cc t•t the Yor'‘' flotcl, over, )1:1(1 . the. ini,fartune r:. t.t l between. t wo ve , ,sebi on S.P;atiay tvening, ••entering Cu. h.o boor ; one " 14 • 111 v, went over 11i!ti, Iglor.e. tVas re h eticd with .• grea t froui danzer 41r..,wn 10g ; he reimtins 1 11 - +tin new eating the reprisen - tatiOn oi tree First Consul; haS been pin into circulation; The last pa y ments at the Treasury was inade in pieces of five Byres. The i Frigate the S urweillante - sailed froni- Ro chelle on the 19th of this month, having on boatii Generld EttkitJF, the Captain-General. The General and Minister Plenipotentiary NE I ' set out froth Berne for Paris on thel3rh instant,, — The General of Division BAR BON replaces him, in his funaions until his return. A fOrgery of Bank Bills has been discovdied,at Vienna, to the amount of more than five millions, which have been .circulated throughout Germany; It is iaid to be certain, that the departure of the First Consul will take .placi between the ibth and 15th of May. ANIsTFRDAM, APRIL t 5 French Troops which daily atrit.ie on our Frontiers, continue their march. into the interior of the Republic. At pre_ sent t hey' occupy Nimeguen, Grave, Gorenchem, end other places. The English Squadron has ap. L veart.d within these few days upon our Coasts. HAGUE, Aratt, s.—There have been but six or seven hundred men disembarked of the Troops who were to have sailed for Lou;riana. The reason for di;embarking them is, that they were so much crowded on board the Ships. Vice-Ad. miral HARTSINCK has just sailed for the Mediter: ranean. Our Government has received assurance from France, that no more French Troops shall enter our Territories, unless in the event of a rupture with England; and that those who have entered shall not pass the Frontiers as long as the Negotiation BR USS 17 LS, APRIL 18.---Official Intelligence has been received at Ostend, that the First Ctinstd will visit that City ; great preparations ate con'iequently making for his reception. He will also examine the famous Sluice of SlYckens; which is now com pletely repaired. STocKtiot,m, APRIL 1.---Suspicions having been for a long time entertained of the canduft of 8011 E. MAN, the Secretary of the Court, inconsequence' of his mysterious condu6t, he was closely watched by the Police,' and the. whole of his plans have been discovered. It appears froth his Papers, that he Member, or perhaps the Chief, of an As- Sociation who call themselves the . Asiatic Bro: tkrs, who are bound by the most solemn oaths to pay , the must implicit obedience to an un- Council.—The obje Et of this Institution war nothing more or less, than to be the Arbiters over all: ;.4 Governments, to decide ufon Peace or War, and .op ni the lives or deaths of Sovereigns. This So. ciety took its rise, in Ger Many, but' it spread with 'So much rapidity, that the Chiefs were obliged for some - time to suspend ;the meetings of the Members, lest they should attrad too, much public attention. STR Ai U RC, APRIL: I 7 es-^BCSitiCS the, Troops of thf ro4th Demi- llrigatic, which aro on their re. tttrn from Switzerland, 'we expect here coon In fantry and a Regiment of Cavalry, by which our Giurition will be increased to 11,000 men.- It ap. pears that these Troops will f or m a C opp a little distinct from this City., rt vt.o .' , Y . The remains of Mr. JAMES Ancttg, formerly Stage Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, were in. terred yesterday in the churchyard of St. Ann's, Soho. The body was acimmvanied to its last solitary . abode by mcSt of the :Performers of Drury-lane, in testimony of the high "resped in which the decea , ed wtpt:deservedly held lit them, The !tense was follow ed by ten mourning coaches, the two first of which contained' the principal mourners. In the. third coach were MetiStS.,IiANNISTER, WROUGHTON,' 'I ) ,:kcKER, and MOODY ; in the fourth, C. KEDan Le, SURTT; DOWTON, and WATHEN; in: the fifth, Potz, BARRYMORE, PALMEk, aliti DWYER ; in the sixth, JCELLY, DIGNUM, CuLLINS, anti cHER. ki The four other coaches were also filled with Actors belonging to the same house. TIP . POS SULTAUN interred the beautiful Mausoleunt near Seringapatam, which was erected by 11YDRI ALLY. Upon the right side of the last , mentioned Prince's remains are, deposited those of 'the:mother of Tippoo, and the unfortunate Sultan rests upon the lett. A ttimulus of masonry, in the ordinary form, covers the lattei, and itpposire to it, 'tin ilia - Outside of the door appears, in a conspicuous situation, the inscription, of visich the following is a . literal. translation : • As TIPPOO SULTAUN vowed to wage a holy tvir, the Almighty conferred the rank of Martyrdom upon him, the' date of which Sbu beer declares thus -7 bq Defeader 4 . 1 - tte dud tht Sovereign of the 0/o'eld, bath d pane l ; composed by Sy-yud Abdul Khadcr, called poetically Shabitt" The year of the Hegira is 'deseribed in the letters which com pose the last Hoe of this epithet, similartipsChat4vr; frequently firitl pradised.w.ith the Rotuaquip,k old; Monkish inscriptions in Europe." L We mentiUn'ed a few days ago the two Itatittr Pianres CLAUDE; which - were originally'piiinled fur:his Patton the 'Doke - de 7.outumN, and which. were lately purehaso by Mr. Attu a ttLt "r w, at a wocillyof hisPidures, and the libel al spit it of that r end e fi t stated that the price Was, Grilniur. • • -.. . _ _ CONSTANTINOPLE, MARcll 15. - • . Pott6 has reeeived advict by several . ou.. I tiers, that an unexpeded, ...A(dtation has begun in Arabia; of which one MOIL MEctiau is at the head. He has coileCted a great nitather 61 Pa'rtizans from the environs of Altrer4 and the in.: terior of that extensive Country, and by his fana... tical deltisionti, has procured a -great number of va. gahonds and wandering Arabs to pin his armed Troops,,', His do6rine tendslin overthrow the pre. .sent Religions Canstitutiori . oT'Arabla and Turkey. He teaches: that the preseiu Ir/lahOmetahs are base and 'Wicked, the enemies of God - afti'M in; that the GRAND Sidtsiott, who residel'A'agitantinolle, has usurped the satred'and heavenly dignity of tio".. .vereign Calif; And that it is the duty of his lowept to put to death, without pity, 611 who ac. knowledge him as such ; as that . belief is. con. trary to the sacred dodiitte of At.t, he . declares, •that he will immediately advance to take pos. session of the cities of Mecca and lifed;na; The massacres required by ABDUL MECIIAB have already begun with incredible fury ; and the Partizans of the ptesent established religion are flying on all sides to escape thiS terrible persecu tion„ The army of this blood.thirsty leader of fanatics is atiVanCing-, haity sErides towards Mecca. The Porte waits with anxiety for more circumstantial advice, of this utiexpetted Reno, lution. • VIENNA, Aralv6.. Ak'it have a report he're, that an alainatig insur. re&ion has hroken out in Canstantirople, and that that City is in the greatest confusion. Of the foundation and particulars of this report we have as yet-no further advises. ITALY, MARCH 28. AC CORD! No V; some accounts from MrNer and Leghorn, several English Ships of War .of the Fleet of Admiral HICK r Rrou have made their air penance off those ports ; as also off the Morea. The report that the English had taken possession. of Naples and Leghorn, • and that several French Ships destined for those ports had returned without entering them, is without foundation, as is also the report that the French Fleet was in full sail for the Mona. . NAPLES, NIAR-cii 22. • TURFS English Frigates arrived here ,a day , or two since from the Levant. .0n board of one of them was Lord Et,ctrr, on his return from his Fm. hassy at Constantinople. His , Lordship yesterday had an audience of the KING and Qus EN, who came hither from 'Caserta., At the same time, and with the same formalities,' the Kt NG received the French Minister at_ this Court, Citizen ALQU I ER, Who came to make an official canimmtication. to HIS MAJESTY of the death of General LECLEIte, the brother.in.laW of the First Const;:. CENOA, MARCH 26. TO-DAY a &Vent CPUSU4IIM was publisiiett here, by which all Societies and Clubs are forbidden, un: le s s they have', an express permission from the Go vernment. This permission mutt be °brained of the Doge, and renewed from year to year. The Doge may , if h e pleases, inunediarely recal it. • All So cieties meeting. without complying with this rev.. lation, will be considered as riotous and dangerou3, and their members apprehended as disturbers Of the public peace, and suspetted of conspiring against:- the Government. The, Doge rrizy banish or imprison them, but the banishment must not be for longer than two years, nor the imprison. ment more than for one year. 't'he offenders of this description who are in public employments, are im. mediately to lose their offices, and become incapable of holding any place under 'the-government, Thi s extraordinary power is—giveti•to the Doge for three, years. r. ~~ .i.. Letters from Paris announce fir certain, a prdeet formed by the First Consul of dividing Europe into• four Empires, the South and the North : the East and the West. the four Chiefs of,these riew Em. • fires are proposed to be: the Emperor of Germany, the Czar of Russia, the King of - Prussia, and the First Consul, who, would thus • take his place . among the crowned heads, and eannett all his family with them by marriage. We have .seem the plans o f t hi s divi s ion, to which it is said, the King of Pitussilii has already acceded ;but the Emper or A t.E AtiO RR has rejeaed it. We shall not enlarge eporl this-project. because it is at once absurd and' impra&iCable. England is not alloWed to occupy a place yin it ; which is congenial to what appeacs to be the system of the First. Consul. EONArARTIt is" liarraised with the desire of blending his family with the Reigning families stf - Europe; It is now under very serious consideration to give the two. : brothers, Loci EN anti loss Pit the same body guards. and exterior splendour as was * pOssessed by: the Princes of France. The third brother,' Lou it, into he appointed the Successor, .and will have an esta. Wishnick suited to the, presumptive, Heir of the' Empire the Senatorial, Legislative, and Trihuni. tial Bodies are about to undergo another deetittipo» sition, and to be purged of all tbe,democratio form • whieh they contains. Enigmas, Charades, and Lazogr;thes, are the Qrder of the Day in Paris. The journals, ior want of wottlething better, are filled with . them. A Dramatist of the day, '' catching. the manners living they rise," brought ourthe other day a PieCt: entiilcit L'Emignlmassze, the . plot 9f which, howcv tr, the Audience could not uifitilV/VIIAd it tvas damned. It has bren said, that a late ittniard drama was firs Preentetl to the Manageriof*St. Lake's. The report his been conttatieaid,'hOt it serail generally to be ad.nitted, that. the Author is incurablt„ Yesterday the LORD MAYOR fined respetlable• Brewer toi. on its bring proved that aix dr: , rs were suffered to stand three hours in St. Moy , Axe, without any person attending them. . • !, CI , CALCUTTA, iSoi; • tieter E;a. senior iterribei Of the I,,hri tat, Erg. §econd Member, iLdrnonstorie, Esq. Third,Meinb,:r, ditto. { • N.Study. Sub-SZt:tetq. Zubert I::,:tiardson, Esq. First Asiutai:t to I mpni tll are hotiv!. ~ Charles Eetiller, 'Esq. Mead 'Assistant to Export Ware - housc-ktepgr. . „: • - .s Eat. Head Assistant to cortirtieiriii Re sident, , John Taylor, Esq. Second Member of toird Of Tr4de, to be Export Warehouse-keeper. It appears that the regulations.relative to pri vate trade had. been received by the Goveinor.Gencral, as a.toPy of the regulations was published at Pori Williatn, t sth Nov. 4 Soi, iti srhich only three ships that were taken up for the expedition zo the Red Sea; are alloWed to return to Europe; on terms agreeable to thtse 'regulations: BOMBAY GAZETTE ) NOV. 3, 1802-. 1 1 0014A4. Accounts have been received here, that early on the morning of Buuday, 24. th Otiober, a general at-. tack was, inatie I,,y!kat, which was well sustained by Seindeah's infantry , v.ho at length giving way to the battalions under Colonel flarding, decided tilt fine of the day. A general confusion ensued in the army of Seindeali, and' it is said upwards cf 3poo men fell in die: iEtion; the guns, 'biggage, Sc:. tell into Holkat's hands. Capt. Dawes, com mander of Scindeali's inf:tntry,. fell in ilia, execution of his duty ; and Colonel Raiding also, ill the Intl_ in e r i t. of vittory, t o whidi cuudu4l' had git..iitly contributed, received a.cannon'shoL in the shoulder, which was mortal. flolkAr's loss is about 1000. 'As this severe cocain took place , within a distance of the city, the general consternation and aft - tight is not easily conceived. GIBR4LT,II4, MAXCI: 28. Tine morning the 13th Regiment, under ..tll6 command of Lieut.-Col. D.Athv, landed at the Nvwt Mole, from whence, they m.trelle:l m the Grand Pa..: rade, where they were in , pened by His Royal High ness the Governor. They are - a remarketbie body. of men, and they ticcrnd all in the health nod %pirirs, The 2,ll3arrAlion of the R o y a l s embarked t0..t14 for England, on board of the Expedition and /11114 gator; which will the instant they are ready to sea ; from • the very leaky state in which they;, came here, they have required a deal of repair. Al! the CArpenters belonging to the Yard having ,been employed upon thrill since they arrived, it will oc., casion some. .dclay in getting the A mazon F r i gat e ready for the reception of His Royal Highness,' who go • es home in her. Lieut. Col. CAMP L. who commands the ,Royals, is . unable to embark along with them, • owing to his,having hen most severely burnt, by his shirt sleeve taking fire when readirg in bed a few nights ago. The garrison is extremely healthy, and in the highest state of regularity and discipline. APRIL 3. The Prruvonte arrived here from Malta ten days ago. Captain KFL.LY, Of tilC Gibraltar, is Pas.. script. in. her. She sails for England the first fair wind wkh the Drogom,' Expeditila, and Alligator. The FLench are arming most naively in all the ports in the_Mediterranean, and purchasing Naval Stores at any price. • 13y the last accounts from Toulon, they were then paying as high as four Hires a foot. for ship ambit. COTTER 3". SEVLNTII PAY. --MONDAY, APRI4 25% No. 11,599, a Prta. of 500,1. No, 15,855, a Prizcot 1661. Nos. 2716, 5177, 8578, 49,694„ 22,238, 24,990. 4 0 ,694, Pritss of sql. The ARCH Isitor Of CANTER att RY has recently_ proved himself an exemplary 'encourager of irlcloikit Waste Lands, within the County of Kent, Mftit,of, tho Wastes for several miles on this side Canterbury,: belonging to that. See, His (irace has kindly allot. tett in dilTerent portions,' from one to ten acres, tn., various deserving. and industrious men, .on trifling fine 3, for the term of 30 years. Mute than 40 neat white cottages have already been ereded upon them, to the great comfort of as many poor fami. lies, and the credit of an extensive distriEt, which a well.direCted benevolence has so highly ma mented• and eiseotially improved. There was: yesterday- a rehearsal of the Concert of Ancient. Music, in the great room at the Opera House. The Earl of CI - LisTERFIELD and other distinguished Directors and Subscribers were pre sent. ,The whole.afForded a high musical treat, and was much applauded. Folitar s kreddixeg is likely to he revived at Drury-Lane Theatre. It is Slot a bad continuation • of the history„ , of.§tialcsPaMtle* fat-trips old fat Knight. • 'Yesterday Morning, about eight o'clock, Corporkl Lynn, of the second battalion of the Artillery, was sh ot ' at Woolwich Warren, for having deserted from three several regiments ; the procession from th,, 'prison was as follows : first, drums and fifes, second, Prisoner ; then six marines; and' lastly the im.)d. The Prisoner slimed not the least signs of distill'', or Contrition, and even th e moment before his cx.e_ mina, he smiled and said without' the least con cern, it was the happiest day of his life. tie sat down on the coffin, and the marines appointed for the purpose fired rind killed him instantly. • On SAturdayevening 11 P /4. - hertliton was apprehend. eel, sm suspiCion of having been concerned in the murder of Mr. STE E E, .and sent by ',jell I .-Colon'el RA Y from Uittridge. Fie was ixamined on 0 1 ; - ' same eVening, and yesterday moroihg, C H 1.1 Boats , at the latter of which the ent parties attended from the Country, as we'l Mr; tiut.Loex the. Surgeon belonging to Hounslow Bartacks ; when it clerly'arintaring he was iHno. cent of the charge, be was st•t at liberty. F:9:11 Mr, Etrtaanc K's description of ti 4 persons w!!olr : Ise Suppose, t.l , iiiiVe committed ihe niorder, there i 4. reason to thil,k, the_ said :Wm. Newtw, r , woth„ ii i equally lice from any cimeern to t.