The Sun. — London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 26, 1804. Lord Chamberlain's Office, May 26. Notice is hereby given, that His Majesty's Birth day will be kept at James's on Monday the 4th of lune next. Whitehall, May z 6. The King has been pleised to constitute and ap- - point the Right Hon. Robert Stewart, commonly called Viscount Castlereagh ; His Grace William Henry Cavendish Duke of Portland, Knight of the Most N. , ble Order of the Garter, President of His Majesty's Council ; the Right Hon. Robert Mu ks Ba on Hawkesbury ; the Right Hon. John Jeffries Eatl Camden, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garrer ; the Right Hon. Dudley Baron Harrow.. by, His Majesty's Three Principal Secretaries of Stare ; the Right Hon. Wm. Pitt, Chancellor of His Majesty's Exchequer ; the Right Hon. Sylnes-• ye,' Baron Gl,mbervie (of that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland), the Right Hon. Thomas Wallace, and Richard French, Esq..commonly can ed Viscount Dunlo, to be His Majesty's Commis sioners for the Management of the Affairs in India. The King has also been pleased to grant to the Right Hon. Gorge Canning, the Office of Trea surer of His Majesty's Navy. Whitehall, May :6. The King has been pleased to nominate and ap r-int the Right rion. Arthur Pager, His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary the Court of Vienna, to be one of the Knights Companions of the Most Honourable Order Q f t!ie Bath, Wv.Office, May 26, 1304. STAFF. Assist ant Commissary of Accounts \Vm. Booth to be a De ploy Commissary-General of ACc6iints. Assistant Commissary john Thompson tobe a Deputy Coin p issary-General.of Stores, Provisions, and Forage. Corti mision dated August 1, I . To be Assistant Cominis3ric.s of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces serviqj in the West :tidies—Oliver pecker, Gent. Samuel Barnard, Gent. Haviland Gent. Cwninisoion in the Buteshire Militia, signed 6y the Lord Lieute n . vl . Archibald Moore, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated August 10, IBG3. Co•nmission in the Cheshire Militii, signed by the Lerd Lieuts- nairt. john Baskervyte Glegg, Esq. to be Captain, vice Eden, Te si4ned, Dated May 9 , no 4. Cro7vn-Office, May 26, 1804 MEIIBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. UOR OUCH 'OF BEERALSTON—The Right Hon. George Percy. commonly called Loraine. LORO UGH OF WEOBLy—The Right Hon. George Thynne, commonly called Lord George Thynne. ' • P,ANKRUPTS. John Thacker E,*axton, late of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, printer, to surrender tune 4, ;, and July 7, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Ches terfichl. • - . ~..Riclvird Riley, now or late of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, --, to surrender lone 7, S, and luly 7, at eleven, at , • Inn, Attornics, Mr. William Robins, Gray's, Inn-place, London ; or Messrs. Vickers and Woodcock, Mansfield. rtielyird Hodgson Jones, of Stourbridge, Worcestershire: clothier, to surrender (cute 5, at five, 6, at ten, and ltdv at eleven, at the Crown Inn Stourbridge. Attcrni4.- , , Wil liam Hunt, Stourbrids.w ; or Mr. Luther Edmonds, Bishops gate-street Without, London. William Ludlow, now or late of Hillworth, Bishop's Call ' nings, Wiltshire, wine merchant, to surrender June 7,. at five, June 9, and July 7, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, New_ bury, Berkshire Attorney, Mr. King, Newbury. John Henry Southcote, late of Stoketieming, Devonshire, lime-merchant, to surrender tune e;, at three, 26, at eleven, and July 7, at three, at the Globe Inn, E. ! ceter. Att(4,r . nics. Mr. W. D. Taunton, Temple, London; or Walter Prideaux, Kingsbridge, Devonshire. • jeremiah Winder, of Chorley, Lancashire, timber-merchant,. • ti surrender June 2,3, and July 7, at eleven,' at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Black stock, Teinole ' London; or Mr. Rawlinson, Liverpool: William Ashby, Hog-lane. Shoreditch, Middlesex, currier, to surrender May 35, June 5. and July 7, at ten, at Guild , ball. Attorney. Mr. fames Beaton, Swan-yard, Black- Man-street, Southwark. john Warner, of Elmdon, Essex, shopkeeper, to surrender May 31, June 5, and July 7, atone, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, hlr Cutting, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London; or Mr. Walton, Saffion-Walden, Essex. John gice•Kemp, late of Haslemere, Surrey, victualler, to • surrender June 7, at three, 13, at eleven, at the GeOrge, Peterfield, county of Southampton, and July 7, at one, at the Anchor, at Liphook, county of Southampton. At fornies' Mr. Courtliwaite John Hector, Petersfield ; or Mr. John Wifshen, Gray's-Inn-square, London. • ,Tuly 3. William Allen, lately of the High-street, Birming ham, druggist, at three, at the Swan' Hotel, High-Street / - Birmingham. • May 27 John Collingdon, of Plongli-court, Lombard-street, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. - Tilly 3. Samuel Bawtree, the younger, of the C rescent, Mi nories, London, corn-fa tor, at eleven, at Guildhall. luly 3. John - Churnings, of Steward-street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, silk-broker, at eleven, 'at Guildhall. Ture 23. "l'hoinas White, of the Borough of Southwark, • Surrey, haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall, Lond o n. Tune az. William Weaver, of low-lone, London, warehouse ' man, at eleven, at Guildhall • Tune 22. Solomon T.umh, of kishworth,Palifax, Yorkshire, cotton-rnanuladarer, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Hali fax. June 21. Walter Rowland, now or late of Berwick-upon- Tweed, watch-maker, at eleven, at the Hon and Chickens Inn, Berwick.' Tune r 6. William Ward, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, a: the Public Office, Birmingham. June r. Joseph Ward, of Brentwood, Essex, publican, at ''eleven, .!: C uildhall, London. June 23. Michael Tappy, of Silver- street, Golden-suare, hum now of - Longsacre, Middlesex, bookseller, at ten, at Tune 23. George Packer M'Carthy and Robert Walter Vaughan, late of 'Bristol, salesmen, and copartners, 'at eleven, at the White Broad-street, Bristol. 'CERTIFICA7 E.v. ' Tune t 6. William Powell, of Broad -street, St. Giles's, Mid dlesex, lincn-draper. Thomas (ones, of Wrexham, Denbighshire, flax-dresser. john Alexander, of South Lambeth, coal-merchant. Solomon Lumb, of Rishworth, Halifax, Yorl.sinre, cotton mann fattiirer. 714ornas Carver, of Bedford, 1 2aker. William. Thompson and Percival Barker, late of Dean-street, Southwark, merchants. Gelr;,e Cowen, of Hoxton Town, Shoreditch, oil and colour man. MAILS. PU!. ARPAVED. 0 lianitrurgli I PRICE OF STOCKS, TT4fl DAY AT TWF.LvE , CLOCK. inn. - 55 Ornnium - - 3 T 11 E S U N. 314!-EM Qtlis 11/CLIC& TALSUI4 A111)&itT LONDO N, ill AT 28, tBc4. ON Saturday afternoon, about -fmr o'clock, His MA J FSTY, accompanied by the DUKE of CAM BRIDGE, followed by HER MAJEsTY anti the five PR t-NCESSFs, attended by the Countess of A YLES. BURY. and Lady C. WALDEGRAVI., arrived at Wind sor, to the irfinite joy of the, inhab rants. When the Royal Party arrived at Eton, the drivers slack ened their pace ; and walked their horses to the Castle. The Volunteers of that Town were then drawn our, and saluted His MAJESTY Qs he passed.. The young Gentlemen of the College were drawn out in regular oiler, and received His MAJESTY With three dice's, in which the populace most hear tily joined. As His MAJEF,TY entered Windsor, he was sa luted by the 1301 Regiment of Light Dragoons, .who lined the streets to the Castle. The - streets and houses were sin...stied with SpeNators, and every person appeared completely happy to see HIS MA JESTS' at Windsor again, and they continued to give huzzas as the Royal Party passed. On the KING'S entrance into the town, the bells began to ring, guns were fired to annoutwe his-arrival, and the Royal Standard was hoisted on the tower. -The Royal Party were concluded through Windsor by the Staffordshire Militia and Windsor Volunteersi: with their bands of music playing, to the Queen's Lodge, where the DUKES of CUMBERLAND and KENI - T (I.VIIO had arrived some time before) were waiting to receive their Royal Parents. • Li a short time after their arrival, His MAJESTY, accompanied by the DulcEs of CUMBERLAND, KENT,' and CAMBRIDGE, attended by Generals MANNERS and GWYNNE, took an•airing on horse;. back in the Great •Park, and viewed the improve. tnents that have been making there for sometime past. In the evening the ;realer part o f the town was - illuminated. Earl BERKELEY gave a grand dinner on Saturda)' last, at his house in Spring Gardew, to Their Itov4 Highnesses the PR INCE of \VAL Es and the Dux E Of aAR ENC E ; Lords fIUTCHINON, GRANTL EY, and DURSELEY. This being Trinity Monday, the Corporation of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House proceeded from their House, on Tower Hill, to Deptford, by water, in their barge; the Admiralty and Navy BargeS also attended on this occasion. After their return, they dined at the London Tavern, where the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Lords H AR ,. ROwEtY, HAWKEI3I7ItY, and MELvlt i f.e, Earl CAMDEN, and the whole of the Ministers, were invited. It generally believed that Mr. ADDING TO:j will leave a Peerage, and he appointed S:eaker of the (louse of Lords, with a Salary of 60001. per annum. It is stated in one of the Morning Papers, that Mr. FOSTER is appointed First Lord of the "firasury and Chancellor nt - the 1-4;xchequer I:ehind. 'Diaz such an appointment is in contemplaticn, and is likely to take plac', we are disposed to believe, but the arrangement is not yet inally settled. Mr. Colt R Y yesterday had an interview with Mr. PITT. Though we are not in the habit of praising the measiires.of the late Administration, yet we cannot suffer such an ithiecent, and, we hate no d)tilit, un just a charge, to pass wityout notice, as that c.m. tained io a Morning Print of this d:c;, which says, that the offer of the Emperor AL ExAND ER, to mediate betwecx this Country and Bor:APARTE, before the renewal of hostilities " was rejetted (by Mr. ADDINGTON and I, , rd HAWKESBURY), with contempt, wish dislain, and with indigoation." - = Without piesuming to state the extent of the EMP E ROB'S offer on the occasion, or entering into the policy of embracing such an offer, we have no scruple in saying, that this charge upon the British Ministry is nut only a libel upon them, but upon the EMPEROR of RUSSIA. It was impossible for them to treat such an illustrious Potentate with any thing but the greateit re- Speet, though it might not appear most pru dent to enter into the measure he is understood to have rroposcd. It is impossible too, that the Emperor would have suffered his Minister to remain in this country after lie had been treated with con tempt, with disdain, and with indigi.ation. Such assertions are the off•pring of arrant fully as well as of the basest m.:levolence. A grand ball and supper was given at the Royal Marine Barracks,' Plymouth, on Monday last, by Captain FOY . , Mr. GERRAItp, and Mr. SMITH, Adjutants of that Corps, to commemorate the day on which BpNAPARTE was driven by the Seamen and Royal !Marines from before the wails of "Acre."'_ The 'coMpany was ccmposed of all the Nobility and Gentry round, the country. The F.xpedition of .General LAKE against the .RAJAH of lEBANQuR, has been attended with full success'—the RAJA . K, in flying from our Troops, was opposed by a numerous body 'of his Insurgent sub. jects, demanding arrears of pay; and being unable to satisfy their claims, they attacked his escort,. and after a sanguinary conilid, cut it to I:ieces.—The RAJAH was 'severely wounded, but e , ca,:ed to the northward. The RAJAH has been deprived of the Sovereignty, of which tie was very undeserving. Sovereignty, _ . Mr. Fox, it is said, has dined with Mr. Li ITING STON, the American Minister to France, since the arrival of the latter in this Country. It should be remembered that Mr. LTV I NGTON gave an answer mole alTensive to this Country than all the other Foreign-Ministers at Paris, to the partial commu nications of TALL EY RAND respening the pretended guilt orMr. Dt nxe. It'cannot, We um!, he sup posed that such conot,6l on the part of Mr. LAVING. STON would render his society acceptable to Mr. Fox. On board the - shits Earl lirwe and Admiral' Gardner, lately arrived frOm India, are two ,Arabian horses, 'which are considered the most beautiful of the kind ever seen' in this C ou niry, We hear they sent as a prcni, tr: m Marrpis WELLESLEY' to: his' eldest sun, iyil u 1145 so loud; distinguishea Litmelf at E;ton., A , APAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MAY z'6.--Arrived the Danish East India Ship Ncriioay, captain TRAG, from Co. `penhagen bound to China. Arrived the Impetneux Man of War fronla Cruize. Sailed-tile Lad; Warren, Armed Ship, with the Sir Stephen Lnshington, Admiral Gardner, Earl Hoque, and Ctsarhan, East India Ships, under Con : voy for the River ; also: the Bacchante Sloop of War, with the homeward-bound Oporto Ships an , der Controy to the Eastward. • • TORBAY MAY 26.—Arrived the Nem.• sis gate, arid Pheasant Sloop of War, from a Cruize. PORT MOUTH, MAY 27.—Arrived the Tribune Frigete, from a Cruize. YARLICUTIi, MAY 27. -About twelve Sail of Schuyts are taken, and sent into these Roads, with various cargoes. The Helena Stoup of War, of 20 guns, was launched this morning about half past. ten, from the Dock4ard of 11(1r. JOHN PRESTON, at this place. Notwithstanding the narrowness of 'the river, and other disadvantages, she came into the water without the smallest accident, amidst the. ac clamations of hundreds of spenators. The Maiden, THomsoN, frcm Aberdeen to London, is wrecked on the Inner Sand off Lowes:: wit—Crew saved. • DRAG, MAY 27. —Arrived His Majesty's Sloop Securge, with twelve sail of Transports from Ports mouth,,under convoy. Arrived the Bacchante and Lady Warren, with the Ranger, Plymouth, and Sussex Oak N4vy Transports, and a flizet of merchant Ships under 'convoy, from Plymouth.' •Sailed the Immortalite for the Nore., ..' ‘ Arrib..ed the Admiral Gardner. Earl _Hoz', Sir Stephen Lushi , igtom, and Charlton East India Ships, from Bengal, last from Plymouth. Vice-Admiral HoLLowAY hoisted his Flag on bw.rd the Utrecht this morning at nine o'ckcic: In the Driwns—the. Monarch, Utrecht, Illustrious, Ardent, Veteran,. Inflexible, Virginie, Sienne, Jamaica, Champion, Bacchante, Tartarus, Fury, Zebra, Volcano, I:iecla, Sul phur, Explosion, Darr, Lark, Orestes, Scourge, Bonetta, Zephyr, Speedy, Archer, Bloodhound, Locust, Millbrbok, with the Transports and East India Ships as above. HARWICH, MAY 27. The Lark Post.ofiice Packet, Captain DELL, and the Prince of Wales, Captain HEARN, sailed yesterday, immediately up3n the arrival of the Mails from London ; the farmer for Gottenburg, and the latter for Husum, with the Ilimhurgh and Bremen Mails. A large Fleet of Colliers arrived from the North ward, bound to London and the Ports to the West wa zd. The Schuyt Dave Gesu:ters, sailed for Embden with Passengers. Remain in Harbour ►he Auckland Packet, and the Pegashs Guard-ship, with one Gun-vessel. SHEERNESS, MAY 27. —This day the Atlas, ,of 7 4 guns, was paid two months advance and bounty, an,! sails this afternoon for Yarmouth. The crew of the Perseus Bomb, which is to be immediately paid off, was turned over to. her -as part of her complement. The Royal Charlotte Yacht, Captain TOWRY, is ordestd from the Lower 1-kpe to Deptford, to be fitted fm the purpose of attending the ROYAL FA, At: LY at Weymouth.. C.:iprAin COLE is appointed to the command of the Cullodev, of 74 guns, at Plymouth, which i to hear the Flag of Sir EDWARD PE LL EW to the ,East Indies. The Lieutenants who were appointed by the late Altniralty Board to cotntnand the Revenue Cuttets, have bee:i removed by the new Board, and. the Xis-, ters of these Vessels restored to their Command. Two Frigates, and as many Sloops, are ordered to be built imurdiately. in each of the King's yards, and every private yard also capable of laying them 4'3Yf la_ - . _ Jamaica PaperA, to the 7th of April inclusive, an nounce the arrival of the London and Cork Fleets,, under convoy of the Franchise ; two of the ships had been captured on the passage, but were re.taken. The Galatea stopped at Barbadoes. The home , rd.bound Jamaica Fleet sailed from Port Royal on the sth of April, under charge of the lEoh.fs Frigate, Lord W. F TZ R 0 Y. This Fleet sail. ed on the 22d of March, under convoy of the .Du queine, of 74 guns ; but the Duquesne, at four o'clock on the morning following, got on shore, on Morant's ,Keys, where she lost her rudder, sprung a le jk, and was Obliged to throw her guns overboard. Sne re turned to Port Royal on the 3oth, with her convoy ; and the ./Eo/nr, which had arrived from a cruize on the zrh, was appointed to take charge of. them.— .The Duquesne had a large quantity of specie on. • laaarcl. The Ratoon Sloop of War, on the sth of April, arrived at Jamaica, with a French Brig from New Orleans for France, with a number of French roops on board. The Dra k e . Sloop o f War re-captured the Enter , with naval stores for Barbadoes, after she had been r 7 days in possession of a French Privateer, of 2 2 guns and 2so men, from Guad.iloupe. This Privateer is stated' to have captured four more o the West India Fleet, and that three other Priva teers irom Guadalonpe had each taken one 'or more. The Fa:lli/de, o n her passage from B4rbatioas to Aft . 1 Jamaica, captured the Mars French Privateer, --gun and 46 men, off the East.end of arrived with her at Port Royal on the 6:b The Pique -has taken La Terrettre Fr' E nc , 3 t he tio . nal Cutter, of to guns and 75 men/ 1ro "" City of St. Domingo, on a Cruize.• T m ajegt The iiesire'e has captured arid sew into ) 4 4 guns ono zi La Caridad French Privateer, of men, flaying on board 25,0ci0 dollars, and a (1°31.1° tity of dry goods. / a les The Vanguard and •Vephant sailed from Ja rn r j Jamaia, „or,ii. on a Cruize on the tvlt March, and th e .r al i s fr a lie returned with the Bellerophon on the 210. led Pelican arrived on the 3oth, and the Pickle sal on the 4th of April. The American Ship Semiramis has brought Let,' ters from Canton, which state the War/1Y Eas t India Ship, Captain WILSON, having encount.e,r_r, a gale of wind, in which she had suffered consla,`er able damage, and could never have r destination had she not received material fell ance frotf a Chinese Junk; which she id"wag, la with after the gale. The Coutts Indianian dismasied in- the same storm, but fortunately feh'ici3 with the Bombaj , Castle and Earl Camdellt w . 0 6 rendered her every assistance, and towed- her into the Roads of nicao, Where she was refitting', tlid storm happened on the zzd September, wh ic ,„" t he considerable damage to must of the vessel' ". • cached It, Chinese Seas. t be' The Woodford lndiaman was the o nly 9 ;11 d o longing to the fleet which sailed from Englon'o:sr. had not arrived when. the accounts cats which was the latter end of No. emhcri--- 0 4 " sel,Teonf 7 E 4 ng g l u is n li si w lltd h ia ic m h en s , a u il n e ( d ier fr C o o m nvey to f o rtso -d in bct, Judy, last, were spoken with on the 'St of Dece to. the eastward ofCape Lugnllas, all well. L , 00 Capt. BA anduratia, more wreloe:pci sailed in the Ge a g rijP l. l. discoveries, i ROVSE, died at the Isle of France on n h s i e s a a rrcrhiVoll ham New Zealand. 1, 45 k. A late - Battim:lre Paper says, tt The C=4. 9 ri l wall .' • trigton,arrived at Philadelphia from . f an boarded in the StrAts of Sunda by canton, encl' 7t a Fr ot Ship, having two' Frigates in cornrAnY,that the British China Fleet. Captain HAY:: repot a~toA some )cu t hado sail,bi takeet is probable;and Ps h e le ft 17 at a more them tr! fall into - the hands of the Frencti f . ' Tl le arriys:Lat New-York, saw the French•Eie f er - Straits on the 7E-3 O. December, as did t he tion,l)ur W LEx,ontli the 29th following. he ""r9 of these as boarded so . long. Is East, who stated that Frenc h tpart ofle:fe:e; that had been at the Isle of France bad cruizejn the Bay of Bengal. a WO The Sarah, CANNELL, of 2 0 9.p00 116 , 8 :0 lately captured by a French Privateer, °;(7,'tia; pounders, and too men, and carried 4 110 ` ..- 1 ata. loupe. It appears, that the capture of this Vesse Wb °ll owing to the dastardly behaviour of the Crev6ooo43l' on observing the Captain and Chie f Mate vi st tbs ed, ran below and secreted themselves amooga tia; Slaves, from whence the Second Mate col this get them again to quarters. Previous °l a singular aft. of cowardice, the Privateer had ;eft ped astern, but seeing the Sarah's fire,j 3 Sar il , s pushed up and curled heT by boarding. ; I. : - he Pr° had two men killed and twelve wouti cle " vateer had .the Second Captain and IWO J en and 26 woooded, ti tO On Tuesday a Court-Martial Wari elos‘ quire into the cause and circumstances or Sic A kniral ,1* • of His Majesty's Ship Apollo. Rea r- ‘r"' fecl LCOFFIN, Bart. President. The Court atoseq that the I , ss of His Majesty's Ship Apollo vos ot he e by her running on shore near Cope Niondeg°' s o 0 1 Coast of Portugal, on the 2cl of April, by means 00 an error in her reckoning; but that no l'. ltn o y fo; imputable to the surviving Officers and CutiV a djudg d their conduft c:. that occasion ; and JO 3 irwhsp o .oono n rh:mwri.o4trerls t al l e,ve a toe in til a c o in enn t .lt i: dr b iuc e ital a y cqi! tie:J. . . 0.••••••••••....... ••• i faitrA c'CirnpNal3e;Yilirk bfyop ne r.a x mp.a : frao t sj h roa e rrnr eSißihteilpt received pi y nt i As V mh c o : o l z ruwitniheitelessel g3roacior:or.:oftj,rl:: f W ia ,; 2h, l ai ater than those which reachei '" yurii! that r a om i a t G ge w ii , , A l i e v e e r s o ( t S t i . ‘ inDeormi t , , , ri fi ' ~.t i s i 3g r a i t s i l o Friday. i Captain PETERSON arrived at 4 , an d 1 days before him under convoy of I bc , ~ Ol e e Tartar. He further reports, tioatill, e Whites were well treated throughout. therrolti,ocil roth Porr-au-Pri e xcet at the Cape, where CH R IsTOPki 5 .9 -- d o t. • of the o bse Southernr v . distinguish neither colour, .age, nor seg.r.„. a jenta li n s c , e o : n tph t ; l ei l t e paa a r u nitin tl a i e o sos r at i ci t had taken place there, and was to egten— civ , __oat B. Du HIGG, Esq. son of Counsellor.Dior;o4, is T a Candidate for the pliCe, now vaca t ' ° D o blif" reasurer of the Society of King ., lons , c to i h; His election would be only a just coroviirner'ips"o,-"r talents, to whom the Society merits of his father, who is a man of fear to '° his services as their Librarian. is 111 uch in“ c re -r 6 The Duxs of BRL NSWICK is said tO ha g f ri . SIP wine in his cellar than any ocher Potentaf,%oooo Yre°fofaAtree'Vegrhigthe: rope. As the French are so near him ifl r 1 ,,, g or it may be expeaed that they will cake the 40 Sat Ser hi portunity of cracking a bottle with I A I" ,Highness, if they are not previously bill' l t lf a nd 0 4 a social union among. the Germanic Povve rs ° .., i. EMPEROR of R 'CTSSIA. ider g I\4OR situ, according to Letters fro °n 4°ll 14°111 of to he pardoned. The pardon may be Cons ha Orl a proof of the innocence of.the prisoner rat her tbs of, .tkhe. clemency of the CHIEF C°S 5Ul ' t ; beca u° former receives his acquittal most probat"Y o i t y bf his licenser is afraid to expose his triidig 0011 hazarding a trial, even with all the surrei- viclea 0, o r documents that would doubtless have bcci' r oe' on the occasion. ' recently a A considerable degree of aElivity has nt • al l . . curred in the Austrian Military DePairpneger'fro:; immediate) y atter the arrival of i gl3°kuettirig Ile; Ntershurgh Orders were given for coast!' r _,ce s o r, fortifiat ions at Treviso, and several oth t . ie l j d Nis of the frontiers of Italy and thc 1-yrol• ._.ergianct 3 1 ).1 1 Doc A is - charged with t::e snretins these woilcz. ' .