The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-07 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, Wat. Wasp, late of K.enningtontolOano, Surrey, corn faetor. Wrn. Michell, of Walchat, ikimorsetstkire, olothior. BANKRfIPIS. john Nonce, of Abingdon, Berkshire, ironmonger, to rune:trier Nov. 8, at six, 9, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at the Crown and Th...tle Inn. Abingdon. Attorneyr. Pratt, Abingdon. Nov.N Win. Taylor the younger, merchant, sc, 22, at or*, and Dec. ty, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Air, Mains, Old Jewry, London. Ge•irge Humphrys, of Horsley, Gloucestershlre, clothier, Nov, *4, at the, vs3and Dec. 17 ut ten, at the CtOWlllnn. MiitchiutpmptiNi, C.; loucesterddre. Attoritics, Maim. Gardiner and Skinner, Mint hinhampton. Duncan Stewart, 01 the Old B..iley. Loudon, baker, Nov. 8, 19. anti Dec. 17, at ten,.at Guildhall. A ttornies, Messrs. Macdougall anti Hunter, Robert George Edwards, late of the Poultry, hosier, Nov. 12, at eleven, 22, at ten, and Dec 17, at eleven, at Guild, hail. Attorney - , Mr. I' ield, Friday-street, Cheapside. Mosley Solomon, of Little Alie.street, Gctedman's-Fields, merchant, Nov. 12, ;2, and Dcc. 17, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. A. and E, Isaacs, George-street, Minories. lohn.Moss, of Salisbury, Wiltshire, ironmonger, Nov. Ts, te, - and Doc. 17, ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Edwards, Chancery-lane, London. lamas Benson, of Greville-street, Hatton-Garden, painter, Nov. i 2, at eleven, 22, at ten, and Dec. 17, at cloven, at C;nildhall. Attorney, Mr. fones, Mayor's-Court-Otllce, Royal'axckangs. Humphrey I c Berms, of Lower Thames-street, ironmonger, Nov. is, n, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at Guildall. A ttor nies, Messrs. Willington and King's-Bench. Walks, Temple; or Mr. Bourne,. Dudley, Worcestershire. Sohn Owen s ,. of Cardiff; Glamorganshire, tanner, Nov. 16, :7, and Dec. 17, at eleven,' at the Angel .Inp, Cardin. . Attornies, Mr. Brown, Catalfr. Robert George Edwards and Joseph Jackson, late of Saint Mary Axe, merchants, Nov. Li, 25, at one, and.Dce. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Harrison, Northurn- berlaid.street, London. Edward Wiliiams, nt liirmingtoun, &ant, Nov. 30, and Dec. I, 17, at five, at the Slt.ikcspear Tavern, 'firming ham. Attornics, Messrs. (zgrn and Son, Birmingham, or Messrs. Bolton, Savage, and Spike, Temple, -London. john Robert Sherman, of Ingram. court, Fenehurch.street, ship-owner, Nov. 8, 19, and Dec. e 7, at ten, at guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atcheson, Ely-place; Holborn, lames Nixon, of Princes-street, lianoVer-square, Ironmon ger, NJ's,. rs, at one, zq, and Dec. 17, at twelve, At Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. 'faylor, of Mortimer-street, Caven dish-square. ELlward Orme, of Southwark, cheesemongct.Nov. 14, 26, at one, and Dec. 17, ten, at Guildhall. Aftiarney, Mr. Crcgson, AnEel-conit, Thrgmorton-street. - • George Duncan Crook:ey and Richard Westail, of Basing hall-street, Black weli4lall-faztors, Nov. 12, /6, and Ike, 17, at one, ar Attorney', :Mr. MOy Thomas, pearbinder-lane. DIPIDENDS. N0v..26. T . Brenr.ard, of Hayes's-court, Soho-square, linen-draper, at twel ve, at Guildhall. Dec. 3. S. Marriot, of Paul's Head Tavern, Catiaton-Street, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Nov. 26. 'T. 13inns and 1. Brown, of Tottenha-strep, gine-rnanufaatirers. at one, at . . tn Dec. 13. 1. Mitchell, of Long Acre, chceseinonger at de yen, at Guildhall. Nov. z 6. M. Haynes, of Newington, Surrey, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 1.6. S. S,,lornonson, of New-street, Bishopsgate street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. to. 1 . Watson, of Lynn, Norfolk, druggist, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov l 30. Stone, of Mersey-street, Liverpool, viCtualler, at one, at .the G lobe-Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Nov. 30. R. Law Simpkin, late of Leicester, hosier, at eleven, at the Tbree Crowns Inn, Leicester. Dec. to.. It. 1. Richardson, late of London-street, mer chant and insurance-broker, at one, at Guildhall. CERIII 7 I:CA . TES. Nov. 26. j. Maning. T. Heaviside, and T. Borman, of Barge-put, Buddersbury, merchants. it. Cope, of BirrnitiOain, wine and brandy-merchant. J. Popplewell and 3. lepson, of Lawreme-Poultney-lape, brokers. F. Skew, of Davies-street, Berkley-square, I. Green, late of Reading, Berks. mcalman. T. Pickworth, of 13ottesilrd, Leicester, butcher. 1. Green, Cumberland-street, Curtain-toad, butcher. MAILS. altaivsp. aitnbtligh 0 . DUI. PRICE OF STOCKS, Tim PAY AT YWILVIR O'CLACIF. 5311 Omnium • • die. Consols THE SUN. 1101.414 gulls pietas Vil.stuil 4,tIDuAT LONDON, NOYEMB4R 7, 1303. Tll hutittriditi Frigate anchored yesterday itt the Downs, and brought an account that the firing off the Coast of France, heard on Saturday very distinCtly at Deal and Dover, was the elFeEt of an Atta4k made by the Rai:math?, of. 64 guns, and the Leda and Immortal;ti Frigates, on the French Flotilla in Boulogne Bay. The French qun.boats, it seems, to the number of 4, had ventured out of ;WI-Labour in the beginning of the week. The above Ship, made an attack upon them on Saturday, and it being low water, they could not escape into the Harbour. The consequence has been, that two were sunk, and several more were damaged. Our Dower Letter furnishes us with an account of a very gallant Mtion.fnught ott 'Monday:fast oft B,mlogne, between the Admiral *illicit hired Armed Cutter, commanded . by ' l ieutenant SHE r - rAtto, and a French Grumbrig of twelve thirty_ two-pounders and five Gumboots. The Brig and a Gunboat were driven on the, rocks. The rest took titel ter under a French Battery, which, ho %%eve() did not prevent the Cutter from cannonading thin fill she was obliged to withdraw horn tiaartg , he bad sustained, ON Saturday afternoon we received ilionitfurs to the 26th ult. but too late for any notice in our publiCation of that day, They contaiu indeed very little that is worthy of notice!, 'The Moniteur of the 24th has some remarks upon the Convention concluded between this Country and Sweden, from which we art; Teti to believe that g ONAPAKTIt. sees with jealousy and resentment any good understand., ingbetween u) and the Northerp POwers., To de. tichihein fr om this country, and to induce them to renew the Vortherci Confederacy, hi , . always been 'an . ohjt,fi of his policy ; in which he trees 'him. *Alf disappointed and &crated,. anti he way b e a l. towed to rail intik at blitlailore. We much trsel: lion if railing will avail him so much in the grand failure which he is preparing for himself by his Quixotis attempt at the Invasion of this Country. His defeated and discomfited legions will hardly, we presume, think themselves repaid for their losses anti disgrace by a column of petulant invedlive against this Country in the Adoxittarr. Upon the occasion of the Conventiori, BoNApAaTe consoles himself by supposing that it is only of a temporary nature, and that every State must see that the question settled by that Convention depends ultimately upon the event of the present War, in which view, says the Official Journal, the Cause of France is that of all Nations. TH Is morning arrived the ifermhirzb Mail due yesterday. It brings es some more details from France than the Motu/tars received on Saturday furnish. The Chief Consul had not left Paris, nor was he expeEled on the nth or 25th, to do so for a week. Indeed we apprehend that no specific time is fixed for his departure, M. MARKCIFF was again absent from the qopsu. far Levee. An article from Petenhargb, of ;he 3oth of September, states that he will be recalled, and be appointed to a place in the Council of State, with the Cross of St. Andrew. The same article asserts that Count Wait 0 NZO W, the Russian Ambas. *actor, llere t 'is soon to return to St. Petersburg!), to i assist his brother the Chancellor of State in the' func. tions of his office, lie having been fur some time indis. posed. These arrangements are . highly favOurable to the interests of Britain, and we !urea* sincerely to wish that the statements respecting them may be true. The Porte has, in an 011iciat.',Note' delivered to the Foreign Ministers, declared its determination to preierve the strictest Neutrality. An article from 'll _rustrls, of the z7th ult. states, that a part of the Chief Coltsul's Field Equi t )age , had arrived at Dunkirk, and that it w as t h ere b e . 'H em ! ;h at the Expedition would be very shortly undertaken. B2ATHIEIt has been inspecting the Harbours cif Boulogne and Calm., and the Camp at St. Omer's, &c. avid issued orders to expedite the preprations as muchias possible. Ile continued his route 14 Chttird, 4.tT, An Article from the Ilague. of the zgth, is cal. culated to create a considerable iferee of surprize, if the smallest credit could reasonably be attached to it. It says that private Letters from Paris can. tain the extraordinary report, that an English ?let& potentiary was expeaeti there, andthat a house was aftually fitting op for his reception. If there are any who can believe this, either in Engl4nd or Holland, their credulity is more ev.tetuive than THR la Dublin Mail s arrived yesterday ) and ;hat of the 3d instant this morning. Hatnihan, for whose apprehension a large Re,. ward was offered, And who wu lately arrested, was brought to Dublin on Wednesday under a strong military escort from Enniskillen gaol, And sent to the Prison of Kilmainham. Fie is nephew by marriage to the late Rebel General /4r.J.P. Several other persons charged with being ,concerned in the late Insurreaion have also been..artisted.. The objedions taken on behalf of •e4;sie . ; . ) and - Stojor'd, by their Counsel, were all over.ruled by the Court, and their Trial ordered to be proceeded upon. Snipe further discoveries of importance have, it is affirmed, been made by the Irish qorvern ment, which implicates some persons of higher rank that. were supposed to be concerned in the late Tn. surredion. A great number of surpeBed perons have been lodged in the gaol of Naa3, On Suurday morning the Duct of YOR arrived at Windsor, on military business with ilts Ma. JRcTY. Soon after breakfast, His Niktsterr, the DUKa of YORK, and Pa INc. css SoI.IIIA, attended by Lord ST. HELENS, Lord WALSINGHAM, and a number of other attendants, took an airing on horse. back in Windsor Park. In the afternoon the Dutchess of YORK arrived on a visit to THEIR MAIEsTIRS) as did General Do Buns. .In tlie evening THEM MAJESTIES had a selelt party at the Lodge. • On Saturday night about t I o'clock, one of the privates belonging to the t 31h regiment of tight Dragoons arrived at Windsor express from Oat lands, with a letter to the Dutchess of YORK. Yesterday morning alp PaINCHSSICS, the I)uK2 of CANIttaIDGE, and Princess, 5,, r4 14 o f GLou- CPSTER.,, attended by Lord WALfiINpHAM, Sir WM. and Lady Prrr, Colonels MANNINGHAM and DEsHROVI, the Hon. Mrs. PRtes ; Ladies M. WYNARP and A. CIIMBERLAINU, Wen; to St. Georgeti.chapel, w` ere a Sermon was preached by Dr. LANGVG&D, Carson its residence, from 2d Pe t er, 3 chap. t 8 v. " Grow in Grace, and in K nowledge of our Lord and SavioIHJESU3 CHRIST.“ Yehterday At ten u l doCk the DVI‘E and DUTCH ESS of. YORK kit Windsor for Oatiands. 1 bete will tc a Levee at St. jaincs's on NNW tie,ciay rICX r. Lord Motaa rriy ed at Edirtborgh on Tomb), NAVAL NEWS. brat, Nov. 6.—Arrived last night, the Igasi. Esk Gun-brig from a• Cruize off Boulogne ; and sailed this morning on a Cruize off Ostend. Sailed the Millbroohe Schooner on a Cruize off' Calais. Arrived this morning, the hamar/aliter from off Boulogne, which. brings an account that the can. nonading heard yesterday, was an attack made by the Railovable., Lida and Immortality, on the Flo. tilli in Boulogne Bay. They sunk .two of them, and supposes they must have damaged many more, as, it being low water, they could nor get into the Harbour. The loss sustained by our Ships is one man killed, and two wounded on board the Intriror. talitF ; the Ship received a shot through her fore. mast : the other Ships did not receive any damage. In the Downs--Monarch, Utrecht, bi - mortaliti, lynx Sloop, and Perserir Bomb, DOVER, Noy..c.--4,ieutenant ROD ERT HOOLT, of the Aortal Navy, and his wife, landed here this afternoon out of the Marja Danish Vessel, from Dieppe. The news by this' Vessel is, that the preparations for Invasion are going on with evraordinary activity a great number of Gun boats, carrying four guns,. z*.pounders, arc built and ready fur sea ; and very large Camps of Troops are formed all along the coast. The Troops are ready for embarkation, and their hopes. of Our. der . are of the most sanguine description, , Some very heavy firing has been beard to.day in theAlireaion of Boulogne: 'The wind is very fair, , the water very smooth, and .it is conjettur - e4 that' the Enemy's Flotilla has :male a movement : :they could not have a better opportunity. .Some Very heavy firing has been heard at times all the week pA but we have been with o ut any parti. culars until rhis' evening, The Admiral. Mitchel hired ATIII!! , 2 SHEPPAttP, of this port,. is just a;•rlvd, very much shattered, in come. t' an adion fought. 47 her with a French :.rig of rz thirty-two pounders, and five Frmcn Gun-boats, On Monday last, being off Boulogne, they distinlly counted 84 Gunboats at anchor in Boulogne Road ; at ten A.M. they discovered six sail standing in shore, and tacked to discover what they were. The French brig hoisted her colours, and stood out to en. gage 'the Cutter, while the Gunboats ,kep t firing at a distance. The Brig being pretty near, gave the Cutter . her broadside ; one thirly.two pound shot went through her larboard quarter, took off a man's leg, knocked away the top of the term. pinion, and went out of the opposite side ; the Cutter stood.on, and reserved her fire until within pistol-shot, and then gave the.enemy a broadside of round and grape ; on which the Brig tacked, and ran in shore, the Cutter following her, until she went on ' shore on the sharp rocks off Ponce Point. One Gun...boat was also driven On the rocics . ; the other three found refuge under a large French Battery, where the Cutter continued cannonading them until she had expended 14.7 rounds ; when, being so much disabled, the water nearly up to her cabin floor, gaft shot away in two places, the mast severely wounded by piec,s of shells from the shore, and the Master and four men wounded, she hauled off:— Luckily the Lark Sloop of War immediately-came up, received her wounded men, and went in and continued the anion, The Cutter bore away for Seaford Road; but the weather becoming moderate, she arrived safe here this evening. PLYMOUTH, Nay, 5. Sailed L'Aigh, ifairar, and Alagreans'ene Frigates on a Cru4e ; and the Sloop Robert and Jane, for Sr. Michaels. Arrived the Edward, Capt. WAlp, from Peters. burgh. Pintrsmovni, Noy. G.—Sailed His Majesty's Ship Shannon, Cy!, Goveatt, on a Cruize ; and, Speed.well Cutter, of 14 guns, for Jersey. The Alcmene Frigate, Captain STILES, has de. tamed the Mario &milli- Schooner, of Libbon, and sent her to this Port. Arrived. the Minerva Cutter, Lieut. TALnor, from the Downs. The Speedwell Cutter, Lieut. ROBERTSON, has seized 300 casks of spirits, and lodged them in the Custom-house at this Port. Arrive 4 the Ship Europa, GIBSON, from Dant zic. 1; riday a Court Martial was held on Mr. Clarke, :vaster of the Zebra, for repeated druilkenness, sentenced d to be The charge bring proved, he wa s cntence dismissed His Majesty's service. A Court-Martial has also been held on Mr..B. Murray, Boatswain of,the Pearl, for improper con. dud ; and was sentenced to be red uce d as anlOtfs. firer, find to serve as a Seaman on bo ar d suc h s hi p as the Commander in Chief shall dire& SHEENktSS, Nov ..64,--lii!lY;4jesty's Ship Druid i s immediately to be hued as an itospitil shir t and 1, : sent, round to Yarmouth, for the reception of the sick of the North Sea Flcet. Came down from Chatham to the NITe, Leopard, of 5o guts, Capt.nin JAMES NICH°II MORRIS ; she will be paid the ,bounty and two months advance, to the men on Tuesday next, Art, which she will immediately proceed to bC3. • Yesterday — sixty lianoverian Recruits brnuzht from the Continent by His Mijesty's Ship Pd.. tuner, were forwarded to DeptforJ by the Liberty Cotter, to join their Regiment, which is tormingin the Isle of Wight. HARWICH, NyV. 6.—yesterday l arrived the Post.ose s e Packet Axci/ated, Capt. Ba tnct, from Gottenburgh, with Mr. CHAR LES AR IJU rii NOT, late His Majesty's-Envoy Extraordinary at Stock. Him, with his'Family. Remain here—the Post-Ogice Packets Cipt.•S'rEWART. and Dorset, Cap;. HAW HtliOM ; and the Lark, Capt Tilotrsorr, for Got.. tenburgh. • . •. . . . . Also remain-I—the fkrfitar,. Ceng 4r, and Bold . . CORN EA - Cif ANG R; Nov. --,......... Tli E supprk of -. Meat ro.day is but Siio r c, fillfpf go , id.titrility rnvets ready sale and ISe cle an ! r ; Pril4 hale Lilt little B;.rley, a n d the few prime snmr t ' , noted fu!l Is. (r:. Lig;:ei i IV/131t sells b et rer:; ill l'e . 1 'bin little t i ;iiretence.; Beans are.. rather Ft.;:rt -0. at higher . vr,le. ; 'OA is .ire in . tole!" 1 ,',' .fre.. ; — tyith'SeVCl:i for_eiin . carg,l : 2i4 thi3 .H , -ir :T;, , ,kt.L . . high prices, but' arc li'Jt L',caiet - ; ,in 1;. , :- . I , L.t - - fiuCtuation. Whfflt 44 3 ;11 1 6,- I Ti. S. ditto t) f ' ' I Ry - 3 2, 34 0 li*iity zg wi Malt . 5 1, 59. oql White Pease 45 * I S 04 ! Beal( • • - i . at; 3 403 at r.l ,• l< e . • • .t. pi l e Flour Sc(ol%tts. . • His k lA' 'Ttiighness the Dux E Of OUNIB E'R LAN% was to have reviewed the VOlUnteerS of Portsmootit. yesterday, hut was prevented owing to tit; 1 1.04 rain the greatest part of the day. owing landedal t from at p e n t a l ;•t e i Admiral a on Saturday Dispatches were received at the'Arld'i t ourshi p Fleeti ndr o f fi a tta e t s i t e, n e . T6ahUNtwsd4aLyLeivseninTgbroroi were' '' which Majesty's le • Ca tain •M° ° "' reeling • g day at three o'clock. The accounts ~ brought by the Lidelativb/e state, that Or ~1 3- 1 1, all well p on the pt . r.'. .there has been such an'unustud:bustle in the ha r ..,", ° " 7 ‘. of -1 3 r.e4ts as •to induez a belief in t our own r ice r that they will soon venture out, in consequenc ell 't pcsitive orders to. that effe6l,• however relatant the French' ere** may 1:4,e, and endeavour to. make fo r the point for which they' are destined, Which there.. is no kiwi. of doubt is Ireland. When the Di s 11' patches w ere sent o ff , our biave Tars were in Ewa : a expeelation of seeing tbe, V ii n „CT l e P r "l°sea' csnr were all in -high spirits, 'tria n ' ll -fi '-o nothing . ra " earnestly, than chit the' might woo 17;#q On or portunity of giving t h e m a soenddrulling. b Dispatches ha.ve . been •i en t to Plymouth, e T. ci forwarded . w i t h a ll poisible exped i t i on to to ....or NELSO ; -N‘ in the Mediterranean. they arc c . ( ' ' lt out s -by the Th u: or , of 3S . guii , i - CaPtalil WILKINSON.- Government has received tanalaula ed intelligence of the design of RONARAR'ff .lic: attempt the landing of a consid eishie" force 1 Egypt, and'ihesituation of that Ofot tu " present he ill nate ~ country .has evidently had great ‘YeAg. „ aeluating him to the enterprize. He fears' very e much the influence of the_Mainelukes, which by tn. arrival ELF: of ...LPI t EY . in this Country, he e a .ng iders Sobservient to the views of our Cabinet ; 'and thc armament at Toulon will be probably risked in an . attempt as fatal to- the maritime powe r of Fran ce : , as that whi c h h a ppened at Aboukir. ' The Jul- , , sur will, it is saki,. be followed by fyut shit?" o f the line and some Izt,gares, to reinforce our Fleet to that quarter. (I Ili,al44jesty's Ship . Pamdome, Car/ NASI4, • 3 " are . ordered to rakc . two Tratrfports, at P o rtsmouth, on board th e Tot h Regiment, which is about' goo strong, for the West Indies. 1 His Mat,trvi.y has issued warrants under his 4n s manual to the several Lords Lieutenants. 01.6tirle .Counties on the Coast, commanding then! , asih.j•nee is the aelual appearance of Invasion, to giv.e - fi e an d cessary orders through the Deputy Lielate n3 " " late other Oflicera, to 'aired, in pursuance of the all Statute, that, on the approach of, the. S i r'eglY i‘i l l . horses likely to fall. into t h e i r handal u n ,f i ,„ ll ,, e u t a s, ed, or hamstrung ; t h e "li tra es• of all " 1 - 1 °° 1 : 1 1 :1, e • waina, and carts, to be Cut asunder.; 5 q, 1 ": ::,,o, and corn to he destroyed; giving the fim es `r f c., ance to the proprietors' thereof, that they will ceive ample, compensation for the same. On Friday last another Meeting of Lieatenante.r of the County of Essex was holden at the Shire fi . " 1 : 1 , at Chelaisford,at which Lord Blt AI-BK( 10 X f: Pr e 1,,,,,, a ,,, Lientenant.GeneralSir jam V.S CRAIG, IC 13. ''' - e d minding Officer of the Distria,attentled,and ilea to the Meeting, that on a certain day and hou r e ex. , which the most public notice should be given, an neat perimeot ahould be made, by lighting some in el ,io each fire beacon, to ascertain whether the tor o6.e br seen distitletly from one station to the other; 1 , t he flags in the several churches to be displayed ` ea r same rime; taking-the signal from the smoke nog the station in their several distriCts. The:M•V t oo adopted the plan, . and ordered it to b e carrie'l.: es. execution, conformablY to.. the General's iVisll,lg. Haversacks and canteens are received, and.,o 4w , i , to all the ,Volunteer Corps throughout the Cotn. l ,l . ` Lord Wrotat tox has, by his spirited- and Pu t _ ()tic conduct reseeting the ntr,i - of the Cavent ar. Lo P I Volunteers, given great. satiatae:tion to the k, of , oc inbahitants or the populou 4 count} cv 'l of •..,-, • . which he is the Lord Lieutenant... • the Artily Three divisions of the 9th 'Battalion of ~ i,, ,, i of ReSef cc, cotornanded by I. (,KAY *! . l, • ;, - ,l' , 4 . l Y • at SltrewsUury within these few days. ant-.., • led- they ed to Liverpnol, from whence, it is repot. r a are to embark for Ireland. ~ ' ' ' •, - # i ' ' .J