The Sun. — London, England, 1801-09-25 00:00:00

THE SUN. SOLIM LUIS Dlczal PALSCM AUDItisT ? LONDON, SEPTEMBER 25, 1801. PART of Lord , NE LSON'S Squadron, it will be seen from our Deal Letter, sailed yesterday for the Coast of France. WE this morning received, BY ExrßEss, Paris .Pafiers to the 22d inst. They bring.us an account of the deduaion of Two more Ships from the Navy of France, Liru . cces and La Bswv-ure- Frigates, which, in endeavouring to escape an English Squa dron off the Coast of Tuscany, ,run Crews eseaped.. Three Fags of Truce had arrived at Illarseilles from Egypt, bringing home prisoners. - ; The 7 F - tench Tiers Consolide is at 431 nearly. Ms MAJESTY leaves•Weymtitithvon' the Ist of Oflober, and sleeps at :the Star.an4,Garter, Ando ver ; a person has engaged the Rooms there, and has' sent down• the dim,ensions to Weymouth for His MAlEsTy's information, and no person is to sleep in them until the Family arrives. Some of the PRINCESSES are to sleep there the night follow_ ing. THElit MAJESTIES are expeded to arrive at Windsor on this day se'nnight. A• I\l_ssr,-.nger arrived this morning at Lord HAWICESBURY'S Office, -with Dispatches from the CoLitineot.- He came in one of Ow Packets from Cuxhaven, ~We hear that Rifle. Corps are to be raised in the Counties. of Essex, Kent, and, Sussex, and other Counties on the Coast. Persons'accustonied to the . , use of Fowting.pieces, and Gitne.-keepers in parti cular, will be extremely useful in these Corps. It is understood that: the individuals Who may com pose them, are in no case to be callid upon to go out of the County .to which they belong, nor to leave thek. respedive Parishes, except in case of Fidual Invasion. •.: The Court Of Dire&ors of the `East India Com pany have "resolved, in order 'to preserve due respea and attention to the Officers of their Marine in In. dia, who, on important occasion3, - especialfy during War,, are associated with the, Military; and assist ing in operations of a warlike nature, that certain Rank shall be assigned their IViarine. Officers, cor responding with those of the Military, viz. • That the Commodore have equal rank with the Colonels In the Array. , The Captains of the larger vessels of guns and upwards, equal rank with Lieutenant:ColonslS in the Army. ' • The Captains of smaller vessels, initials guris, • equer rank with Majers,in the Army. The First Lieutenants equal rank with Captains in the 'briny. And the Second Lieutenants equal rank with Lieutenants Inthc Army. • In all. cases, the dates of the respeEtive Commissions' are to regulate the precedence of the Military or Marine Officers. 'The Royal William, the Port AdMiral'i Ship in Portsmouth Harbour, .being particularly spacious and commodious, is to be fitted as'an Hospital Ship. 'Until she is ready to receive the sick, such of the Trisoners as are 'diseased at Portchester Castle Are to be removed from thence to FOrton ; by, which means Portchestcr Castle will be cleared for the im. mediate reception of Troops,. agreeably to the plan / • of the Commander in Chief. A. The termination 'of the General Court-Martial lately held at Chelsea on Major BROWNE and Lied, . - tenant M4HoNY, of ,the i4th Regiment of Light - Dragoons, Lieutenant-General Lord HEATHFIELD President, on charges exhibited.- against, them by Lieutenant-Colonel Mi eft ELt,, of the same. Rev, merit, has at length been made public ; the result of which is, an honourable acquittal : of every charge lespeaively, brought forward against them. . 'The yellow fever has broken out•with great vio lence at Surinam, and has proved so-•mortal among the crews of the -shipping, that several. vessels have _ Sailed without their cargoes,. as they had only the choice of doing so, or of being stripped of their men:. Among other vielims, is the eldest son of Mr. M S;VV, - f Cov grit Gaeiden•Theatre. Yesterday a Court of Diredors was held at the East-India House,. when the 'following times were flied for the dispatch Of the oinpany's Ships of,the ensuing season : 7 The . ArnisiOn, for St. Helena and China, To be'afloat the6ih of November, igo . Sail to Grayesemithe zoth of November. - • • Be in the Downs the 26th of December. . New,Ship, - CaptaiP PRESCOTT, - Cireitiviter and CQafet, ,and the new Ship Wezidcd,. 'tor St: - 1 - leletftiKl China, — • To be ;Nat the atst of N oventher, , do r. • • Sail to Grave,;en the ,tit of December. in the Downb the loth of January, 1802. The Lady Barges, L jane Duudas, Marquis ' Wellesley, and new Ship, Captain.k r 4Anows, for coast and 13q, . , - • • To be aticiat tite sth of December, 'Sof; • Sail 'to 0 rave Send u e Toth or December. •-• Be in the Downs the sith-of January, 002, The Walthanatavi, Bengal, Lard Nelson, and pew Ship, Captain ERCY, for COast and Bay, and new ghiPr!of goo tons , for Mathas andthe Moluc -• ea Islands, . • To' be afloat the 4th of January 1802 / Sail to Gravesend the tath of janu4y. • •Bein th Downs the 2.3ci' of kebruary. The new Ships, Captain JoNEs, cujrnells, Ceres, .Brunsvick, Watton, and . Royal Charlotte, for 'thiwt, ` Tobe afloat fire ath of January, 1 . 1302. • Sail to G rvesend the 24 of t eoruary. • • 'Be iwthe Downb the io:h of March. _ .., , . And that tie 'Earl St. Vincent and ,Sir Etirwaed lizo , hi.; . for Borabay, and - gi'itelliniti for. .10,144 . • and . It. .. - ',.(y1311, it the two latter should argil cin tliwz...? ' To re afloat the 2 , 10 f February, :Sol. . -StftYto-Cr.vespel/ne ibtll of l',thatafy, . I p in .tha gowns !hcz4tli of March. • . .• • • - All the above S / Ilip are to remain at Gravdenti. ... , P:i'/,' N A 1 7 -4 I , tti , -; 7 * -1 / 4 . : , :!A Y NEWS. e* , „- ; ,.......-R. . , Nam ini imperign, telagi, .urvumque tridentem, Sed mliii erte datum. brigs. DEAL; ;SEPT. 24. , . . THE - following Shits, forming part of the Fleet under the' Command 'of Admiral Lord NEI.SONj sailed this morning from the Downs for the Coast of France, under the Command of Capt. Soul ItV i L E, namely,, . _ Sloops of War—Eugexie, Alonzo, Piligence, and Gier. Gon-brlis—Charger, Bald, FerretEr, Locust, and Jackal/. - Remain in the . Downs--the aireursel, Admiral LUTW IDGE, Amazon, Lord NELSON, Lei den, Alk /meter, -Eugdice, and Hound ; Pew:vises; Zebra, Vol rani', and, Terror. Bombs, Snipe Gun-brig, Akers, Perreter, Viaoite, and ,Nancy essels, Express ,Aavice.boat. ;~ 2ORTSMOUT4, SEPT. Z 4. ARRIVED His. Majesty's Ship Piana, from the 'Downs.` Sailed the Racoon, with a Convoy for the Downs; the Escort Brig, with the Trade for Guernsey; the Fa/coo",. Capt. HARTy with a ConVoyfor .Afriea ; and tlie‘. - ICing G eorge Cutter, for the Westward._ I . IIRMOL/TH, SE P THIS clay about noon arrived the King George Packet, DEAN, from Cuxhaven, with a Messenger,' without Mails, , • SHEERNESS, SEPT. 24* THts.day . arrived dig Wrangler and Pincher Gun- NAV4L COURT 111•ART14. • AT a Couri.Martial assembled on board His Ma r jesty's Ship, off Alexandria, on Tuesday the 17th day of Tu.,c, 18or Present Sir R. BICKERTON, Bart, iear,Admiral, of the White, and Senior Offi cer in the Command of Hit IVlajety's Ships and Vessels before Alexandria, 'Preiclenr : '--, . • . Captain Hon. A. Cochrane Captain Thomas Louis, -- George Martin, -- Sir W. S. Smith, ----- John Elphinstone, -- William Hope, .--- lion. l-j. Blackwood, ----:—.- John Clarke Searle, -- Robert Campbell, - John Larmour. , t The Court, pursuant to an order • from, the . !.igt Hon; Ltird KEITH, K. B. AdMiral of the Blue; and CoMmander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the Mediterranean, dated the 7th day of 'June,.lBor, and addressed to Sir, IticisAan. X PITON, Bart.' Rear-Admiral of the White, t3z;i. proceeded to - inquire into the circumstances of the, Mutiny on bOard His Majekty's late ketchi the Albanaise, on the night of the z3d of . Novemb er, Soo, when she was carried into the port 'of 'Ma laga' e and to try Captain NEW cow .and his Offi cers for their conduet on that Occasion and, the Court having heard the evidence: of the 'Officers called on (except that of Lieutenant Wm. Prosser Kent, late of the Albanaise),, and having maturely and deliberately weighed and considered the svhole, are of opinion, that . .the - capture of.. Hi:s Maje.ity's late ketch the Albanaise, .was occasioned bk.a Mu tiny of the major part of the. crew of the said vessel (many of Whom were foreigners), who rose upon the Officers, on . the evening of the z3d of NoveM ber last, and having obtained possession . of, the ves sel, carried her - into a Spanish Port : that . the eon dud, .of Captain NP,v com aE, on first -discovering the intention of the Mutineers, was highly spirited. 'and Officer-like, having resisted until wounded and overpowered,-that" Mr . ."l".,gwy . ti, the gunner, was aaive ,in.obeYing his Captain's orders, until he was badly wounded ; that the other Officers, being sur prized and„prevented from comingupon deck, were incapable of resistance ; the Court cloth, therefore; honourabtracquit captain NEWCO4II;s. of all Me on account of the loss of the said sloop, 'cloth hi fly ,approve pf the conduEt_ of .I\4i. Lvvvy pi, the ein_ tier, and, l tioth acquit the. otherOffiCers, and they ale hereby so . sentenced accordingly, - and the Court, having reason to bOieve that Mr. John Tyr- Master,Olate of the4Mariaise„ 'although ab sent in a prize at the tii4tirof,t.4Mtitiny, was privy to the intention, and.didnot reveal it; .and that. Alexander M‘Kiever and . Thomas Parsons, were seen armed,. doth recommend a future inquiry into, their .conclud ; and Lieutenant . William ..Prosser Kent having, in the course.of the trial; refused -to give his evidence upon oath,. from,mistaken :religi ous motives, the Court is of opinion -that ,he is unfit to hold a Commission in His Majesty's Service. (Signed) J. D. Boy ES, Officiating Judgc Advocate Dispatches were yesterday received at the Ad miralty .from Adthiral: Comm ALI,Is, 'dated • last Sunday off Brest. .The Combined Squadron in the Outer 11_.pad had .made. no movement of importance during the preceding Week. The mailer, of a small_ coasting vessel, capfured by one of ,Our. look-out fligates,' had communicatedintelligence, that, the .Spatiihh. dfficers, and seamen, at .. Brest,. iyere very -much discontented at. their situation, and that it 'was 'undo: stood that they woqld Mit ati with, the 'French fleet, if even,both Squadrons'had a favokir able, opportunity of pitting io sea. • kvessel commanded by. Capt. I. G. Nauman, !if arid from Dantzic for London, with. timber, got on I StOen Point, in the 'Sound, on the Jodi inst. - and to ht inst. . PARIS, SEPT. 21. 'ET write from 410rient, that an English cot. sair, armed as a Lugger, was, 'white visiting; on the night of the i ith of. August, the Danish Ship the Hans Beretzd, commanded by Capt. FILVEMPY, and laden•with salt fish for L'Orient, guitty bf:car../. rying off all her Papers. .LEGHORN, SES T. 2.—TWO French' Frigatesy :Le Street's. and La Bra'voare, sailed from this Port ,escart some small vessels laden with provi. sions for the Siege of Porto Ferrajo. }laving discovered near the Channel of Piombino four Eng- lish Frigates and a cut-down Ship of War, they en- deavoured.- to get into this Port, in order to avoid an Engagement with such a superior force. Le Succes grcianded near Pada ; La Bravolire. at- tempted. at first to assist her, but seeing that her efforts were useless, she determined to take refuge under the cannon of Anzignand, but bay. ing come too near 'to the shore, she struck on a rock. The crew of the two Frigates saved them- selves, am! cairied' off part of their effeas. The English got of Le Buttes, as a prize.—The French are endeavouring to save La Bra , v.oure. .. . 4 • The Commanders of Porto Ferrajo have written ~ _ . to the KING of LTRUR.IA, that they will not . SU- render that place until they shall, have seen the formal 'renunciation of the GRAND DUKR.FERDI. NAND, to whom they had sworn obedieNr. MARSEILLES, SEr4. 9.—Three Englfsh nags of Truce , have come into ,this Port from Egypt, with Prisoners on board. Another Flag of ,Truce which arrived some days.ago;•hals derosed i that see, yen Ships of **at, belonging to , tile, ap peared. before Toulon. The W4tch Towers had e tiO-j3y made signal that an 'Enemy's Fleet was off, ihaa§tward. ANTWERP, SEPT. is.-7LetteFs from Altdd burgh state,. that for some days the number ,of English Ships of War ernizing elf the NVeitern point of the Isle of Walcheren, at - theJtiotitb. of the Scheldt, and before Rushing Roads, has consider?bly increased, and two Ships of the Line and' sonic Fri gates, supposed o belong to the Squadron of Admit . ..ll GiAv Es, had been seen in those Roads.--It stems certain that the movements of the Enemy ha%?:eno other obje& but ty prevent the departure from Flushing Bay of the Division of Ships of War there collected. At all events, however, measures of pre caution have been adopted at The entrance of the Road, and along part of the ;sle of Walcheren. On the other hand. - there remaitr in the County of ad suntz, a Corps of Troops kgficient to the defence of it, Several Batteries have been thrown up on dif ferent parts of the Coast. ' •• 801.71.09.14 E; SEPT. rg.-- : The W. S. w, winds which have preceded the Equinox, have driven the whole British Fleet into the Downs, and forced our Flotillainto Port, They have been fallowed by a very moderate N.W. aful N. wind. The English have in consequence resumed their accustomed Cru4ing, but our Flotilla had anticipated them, by again resuming its 'post aCadvanced gna'rd. It has been re-inforced by -three additional Bomb-boats on a new. plan, and two others of equal force are soon to join it, • The English, who doubtless had no expeaation that our. Flotilla` would sail, have been cruizing' foi two days between the Points of Grisnez and Calais, to blockade the Enemy's Gun-boats, commanded by Ciptain MEYNE. As the wind is nortberly, • and consequently keeps the Division in the Port of Calais, Captain SOMERVILLE anchored yesterday a •league and a hAlf from ocir Line, witl4 two large Ships, a Frig - ate (probably the Eugenie ),..and' ten Ships of-War of lesser size. , VI teNA, SEPT. 5.--- - -Letters from Petirstcara.: den, of the 27th of August, announce that Oe Paella -\ of Belrade has succeeded in escaping from ththands of the Janissaries; and that there is reastm , to be lieve, thiehe has fled to his §on; who" corftrnands. a Corps of Troops in the neighbourhood of Semend4a,.._ MENTZ, SEPT. to.—Frankfort Fair drew toge ther' a great crowd of Merchants, but therevere few buyers: In all corners of the streets, the pas. stingers were stopped by Jews, who offereci English Commodities to sale at low . prices. STUTTGART;, SEPT. 9.-Mr. 4.THUI.PAGET, the new EngliMi Minister, passed through here yes terday, on hiiroad to his post. -~ BERLIN, SEPT. 5.--M. HU / ,TMAN, wbq has been here for , some time as Chargé des Affaires of the Batavian Republic, has remained at Reinsberg with HiS Royal Highness PE“NCS HENRY. Count M i ty . qWlTZ-is gone to pass some weeks at Regent, %wild. , The Russian Minister, Baron KRUDNER, ,4 on his return from Frankfort-upon-Oder. HANOVER, SEPT. 1.. —The following Proclama tion , • . was issued here on .the 28th of August f' As the Unign of great Britain . and Irela - nd has c•ccasioned a change in the Hanoverian Flag, ';hick continues, however, nto be red, but which is to contain in the ,fist quarter the Union Cross of Great Britain and Ireland, and in the (envie on a field gars, a horse in full gallop argent ; all Mer chants,and others, using the Hanoverian flag, and provided with Passports from the Royal and Elec.. toral Commercial College, are to provide themselves with such a ,Flag." STRASIMItGIi, SEY'r. 1-5. --Yesterday PRINCE NASSAU SI - Mtn — the - RUSiiiitr- Admiral, ~arrived here. It was this Officer who, - in thelast War be-, tween SWerlen and Russia, after being vidorion:s over the Swedes, lost the' famous naval battle of St bez.verl Sun", in 1790, He is, however, an able Seaman. After a short stak, 'he set out for Paris; Whence he goes to Spain. He was furnished with Passports from Prince Ku ttimctir, Minister of State to A4.EXANDER the First, from the'Spanish Ambas. sador at Vienna. FRANKFORT, SE??. 4.—We learn by Letters from Pienna, that it was on the 3oth ult, that the Archduke ANTHONY took orders at SchoeNbrxn. Mr. MOSTIM , the High Sheriff of-Denbighshire, on visiting the county ,gaol at Ruthin, last week, found-in it a poor rnan, who had a wire and rweive; 4,lldien, p. , ! ...,,.... a PriSOLICV 101 i.l - e,4,-- ~1- ilAki , . , pounds ten shi;lings and costs ; When Mr. M6STYN, with that humanity and 'goodness of heart which reflea . the - tiighest honour' on hiS chary der, imme diately paidihe month, and liberated .ilirs from the horrors Of a prisonto the blissful regions olliberty, 'to the unspeakable joy of his - family-Mid friends. Great frauds w haVe\ . *tecp cletcaed in recovering ..,. drabaLks from. the Revenue. on .exportation 'of Li,vors, ,anili c Svinfi - ic4v:idipls ,liavc been fined. smartly for thzisc.r.t.fLui-ms iii - z,,y iie rnade A cir cumstance happened - some tune ag6,. of a Dealer who shipped off a considerable" quantity of Port Wine fOr Halifax ; it wal etileied at thle'Custom,House, and he received a draWliack on exporting it. The ship arrived there, consigned to t merchant, who, Unluckily fot his pritieipil,;iold . ' the casks, when. emptied, to a cooptr, who, on breaklng -them up, i-iberved a bag which was not \i4O - rous, fastened in the inside, - and - it was rep6rted to-the Officer of' Cuitonis there, as - -a suspicious circurnstance, On examination . ,.lt . api6a - red that the ripes'- we re filled with water - except -Thai part -which inclosed the bagfilled wi th • •V‘.4;' , ..:, i 6 friar, on their 'being g,u'lged .. by the Officers on the Quays, when the bungs were taken out, the fraud escapcd detections a , .; the wine was on 'the surf ice. -A fire .... ilf 1°,0006 was imposed on the party, who paid the money, • A' 'similar fraud has been lately deteaed, which we give as it has - been - telatcd ;—A LiquOr Mer, , chant Ogreed' with a Captain_to take out fOiir hun, cired puncheons of brandy, - but it so .happened that the ship-could - only: stow one hundred and eighty, and -the . test were shipped on • boaiti anoe ther vessel, 'The first passed `truster, but the se!: cowl did not elude tlic.vigil - price of the Officers. OP examination,illt%.was , found that the punchpnru : o w et) cased, - the outer' part coutainTrig.:ihe brandy,rlfpi the inner one water, mixed.with a- strong peppery The party hasbeen tined 4.0061, hut . we understaal he is absent, to avoid the penalty, There is something so shocking in the petessitY imposed upon the Roman Pontiff of requesting tho, Catholic Bishops to resign their Sees, that it is A mockery of Religion in the. Consular Governmeu; to pretend its conduit is influenced by a regard ta the Church, Whatever part the Episcopal Boa/ have taken, must be considered as the result of corP! vietion. The pious submission with which the hive borne their Misfortunes, shews that they are not affeeted by the ii . tle interests of this world, arta most of them have arrived at such a time..of life , that it is highly probable they will not disgrace chara&ler hitherto so well supported, by degradil concessions'. The late venerable" Pontiff held fora" an . example of submissive' meekneSs under all th e indignities and calamities to which he"was reduced? thst• will doubtless animate their in the cause of Truth. • The story of the:. son 9f. the chief Physician, 0 the Grand Signior arriving at Vienna to study phY' sic, and begtnnißg his_ career with learning Lati ny ; reminds us,Of the story of the Irish StUdent of IVledicine, Whet :applied' to Dr. G— at Edin , bu t ilt.--- 4, propose, rite a History of Physic from iltesedinr@n*cetnc:l4 of the world."-- -- Sir,.-you will work, it is a d e s;b 4 raiu)iiin,the,Medieal 'dad you if,* begin with the Greek. Writers on , the subject.'' • .‘. 6 . That is 0 1 Y, in te ntion, Doctor,. can you recomti' lend me a goa . Cireek Grammer Ali Oppbsition•Vriter calls - the Steat questi° P which h a4 .litatea the Continent' ---aiMuriteci33e were Ve;try- business, ' .1f this image is-pUrsuecl. f t . will make , a nearttebrqte ;ng Constable of the Chief Consul. 1 be The result of, the Eledion of, Car4iie ,nI.4Y e t . already .antictpated,, a:-• we are assured, a 14 11 , 4 from Munster.. the, ..2d, that previously,- to t ie P4 death of the the - Chapter had asseP b ria , and settled the business with. the Court of Vic ll ,ica JoHN. and I, my dear," ,us the Butcher's ' A t sa id, when advised - by - her - husbaria to think cc second;marriage,-,q have--already talked that matt .. .. over." . . „ , .• . If we have tO'comPlain of the mtiliiplicA tion 4 some crinies, it • muSt, at least, 'be admitted ti' others - have diminished. It appears - from n Yore which was made by the . .Magistrates shire, 'in -- tm year 17 ‘54., that the number of horsec, which had stolen; in that CotThiy, in the P t ceding year,_ amounted to 346.- : ' :-,- - A qf the Prince of SALM 1 : ,."1 it BOURG be correk, r., his defence, that he found the Altona Bank No te j . the street, - all that can be -said is; that he is who;' fortunate than most of the German Pripces, I, in these ieioistaiits -times, -lia'sre certainly inet w'' no sack lucky quindfalls. o ne of Yor% Yesterday was ' nii;iried at Sr. Mary...le-b iser Church, EDwAttp HILLIARD , . r of Shrc oc' Middlesex - , Esq. to Mrs. CoLI3OmSE, Green, Bucks. '- ' of Cowley ri0,104 VRI WRI Corot T 1 elan; said In zt.l. GLO panic blarc io.n area duri rain and this