The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-13 00:00:00

T II Es S U N. 301.1.114 QUIS AIC1& FoLLSIII4 AyAZAT ? LONDO , y : 3 , iso!. WE have the pleasure to state the arrival at Nr:rfrnotiel, on Thursday' afternoon, of His Excellency Count BE It NiTOR Fry Ambassador, frOM the ,XiNc; p. . :DLNI4ARK. The Hamburgh Mail which W 4 ,received yes , terday, furnishes us with more important inform. ation - respeaing Germany than it has done for some weeks,past. The affair of. the Indemnities, the rock on which the Congress at Rastaksplit, appears to have aiso 'endangered the 'Treaty of Lungs'ille— Dielated 'by force, at,d accepted throggh necessity, this Treaty would probably have been carried into egee,tition, at leasffor the mompt; h<ic the.n.l - lived, 1-Its Successor is supposed to be amwilling to assent to the plans of Partition agreed upon for the Germanic Empire, a measure, without which, the GRAND Dtip: of nocany and the rRI N CES, dispossessed of their Territories are the Left sank of the Rbiiie, cannot receive the eonipensations which had been promised thein.— Prussia, divided between her engagements with France, and her desire of preserving a stria Ain anca with Russia, appears disposed to ttevote her plf exclusively to the latter of these Powers, and to renounce the advantages of the Treaty of Basle, i!.l order to throw obstacles in the way of those for c. Lich Austlia has, so dearly paid at change in the political scene, little calculated to please the Chief consul, appears already to have, alarmed him in a great degree, for he has suddenly tient to the Army of the Rhine, orders to retake pOSSeS5ion of the Fortresses of C,,ssel and Ehren blyiiricia, an order which has been executed with equal dispatch and facility. This aft is an im portant and manifest fontravention last Treaty of eace by, which the French pledged themselves to restore to the Empireits Fortressec ; and We know that the TNors of the 4EcToa.s of - MIENT and of TR c v - s had before taken. possession of them. This as of hostility on the part of the fsrench, the order sent to their Army of the Rhire to recall all the Troops and Soldiers. absent upon l.cive, the maintenance of all the Austriar: Troops on the footing of War, and, more than all the rest, the dispo:Ations of the' Court of 'Russia, have led some Politicians to believe that a new Continental War will soon break our. We shall not take upon ourselves to foretell that this will be the case; but It appears much to be dreaded, and it is at least cer ntin, that the affairs of Germany and of Italy will be more difficultly and more slowly arranged than the Public had exPeaed. It may be remembered, that at thc mom:nit:if the conclusion of the Peace, :rnd uniformly since, we have expressed very little cpnf;,,ence in a speedy termmation of the very corn, etr;oarrassments in which Europe is plunsed. - Three Yachts are to go round to Weymouth, to be in attendance on the koYAL FAMII,Y. i hilly sliv new bra ss guns arc making for the three Yachts at Woolwich Warren, of the most exquisite work manship ever seen in this, or, perhaps,' in any Country. They area real curiosity. A Petachment of Royal Artillery, consisting of a Captain, two Subalterns, and a to men, has sailed from Ireland fox the Mediterranean ; and another Detachment of the same force, is about to embark at 'WGolwith for the same destination. Last night an El'press was sent off by M. 0-1-1,) tg his Government. • • Hts MAI/sly has .been pleased to appoint Lieut. colonel Fitanualca. : KllTLAND, riow in the West Indies ) P. IL Bs.%stettorr, Esq. Commissary of .4t-Countir there, and T.ANILS CHAPMAN,- Esti, of the Auditor's Office, together . with two others named in the Patent, to by Commissioners 'for the more efeEtual examination on the spot, of all Ptiblie Ex.. Eenditure in the West fndies during the . present Wart • We learn by Letterl from the Hague, that per pus are now employed in setting a.pr;ee on all he property belonging to the House of PitAitoe with in the "Eatavian territory ; and on all effeds which -the :STADT/tOLDE,R, left behind him. This business . on at the desire of the K tat; of. PaossrA. They are computed to be worth between six and eight millions of florins, Letters tram Petersburgh state, that Lord Sr, Wasno,t arrived, but was.expeaed hourly. 'lle Minister of Commerce in Russia sent to the EngrisliTi4ory, requesting . an interview, at which good told them his Master Wish9d to sliew his ood Works to the Engliih, and requested they would bold a meeting among themselvcs, to 'determine Vest mode of" receiving again the 'pro. perty that had been' contiscated, and to mike out the (wanton) of damage thermay hate s usta i ne d b y Ile Ittribargo, independent pithe repairing o f this s hips (whielt would . be done at the expeuce of Ry,s4ltc),' wcw a 14 be Made good 'by His Rossi' AN iyiATEsi.y a meeting Was held, and a number of iiroriositions firkiWi) alp and preset - Kt:4 to the Minis ter ; bat the 4n4 f Acterrnination on that subje4t had nOt beengivs9 when the Jesters came away. ler A " ,Y-7j' p Z\. -"N-r' '1 NEWS. NAVAL (~ 4 I, . • • Nen III! imprt ium ptlagi ievkitrikt tr;4tittry, • Std trali sole dawn. VARMOU7'H, JUNE lA. YESTERDAT afternoon arrived here, the Diana Packet, Captain OsBoRNE, with 'Count BERN STORFF, Secretary of State to His PANISIf MA- JtSTY, and Suite. She brings no Mails or other Passengers. Arrived the Rattler Go.brig, and Liberty Cut rer, • from a Cruize. Sailed the Diligent Cutter, on a Cruize, PLYMOUTH, JUNE 1 1. AkstivEß the .riatinibal and Audacious, of 74 guns each, from. Portsmouth ; 4itraia Frigate, from Cruize; and Pelican, of 18 guns, from Jersey, under jury masts, having been driven on shore on that island some months : since, and reported to be totally lost, but was afterwards got off', and re fitted. DrlßLf.'4, jtrxt 9. SUNDAY night last, the boy bringing a light post-cart the Mail from Navan to Dublin, escorted by two dragoons, was on tie hill of Ballydowd re ceived by a running fire of fifteen musquets, which killed 'one dragoon and one horse ;_ the other dra goon and th e b o y gJopped off, and conveyed the Mail safe to Dunshaughlin. Mr. Nl r tNimmot gave an elegant entertainment yesterday evening at his house in Pall-mall. Mrs. THELLUSSON yesterday morning gave a grand Public Breakfast to a fashionable party of Nobility, at Foley House. MUND EN and KNIGHT are re-engaged at Covent- Garden Theatre. Pope and his wife leave it at the end .of the present season. We cannot but notice the assiduity of some peel. pie .to discover grievances, and assign causes for them when the old theme has become trite, and 're peatedly refuted by argument and experience.-- Thus, we find Tythes stated as materially afeaing the happiness of the lower orders•of the people in this Country, and the principal cause of all the mischiefs that have occurred for many years past in Ireland, alluding to them as the great source of that high price which provisions have attained within the last eighteen months. Now, as it is an established rule with medical Men -to keep the mind at rest while remedies are prescribed, so does this maxim prevail with sound political physicians, who are thereby distinguished from,such empirics as define patriotism an inveterate opposition to all the mea sures of Administration ; but, in the speech con taining the above quotation, we find a stimulus ap plied without an adequate sedative being provided. That Tythes have been a principal fame of all the mitchio that have occurred for massy jean past rin Ireland, is by no means correct, for during the Rebellion, the payment of rent was conceived by the disarefted as equally oppressive, and the cant throughout the whole Country was, eg No Tythes, and every man his otos: Landlord." An Hibernian peasan'; _had - no other .ideas of liberty, and could never imagine, that if his favourite objet was at_ tained, his civil liberty would be more curtailed than if he breathed under the, most despotic . mo. narchy. Yet these sentiments of the'vulgar are held out as claiming the attention or a Ministry that has in every important point been indefatigable in de vising expedients, to ameliorate the condition .of the Door. In fail, we may, consider such expres sions with resped to Tythes as a war-whoop against the established Church—a mere pretext and apology for insurreetion. But may •we not more justly ascribe the , mitt - kiefs that have occurred it% Ireland and England to - the irritating harangues of Opposi tion ? /Was Aftrtod, the Editor of the A/hion, stood in the pillory yesterday, at the bottom of the Hay market, in pursuance of the sentence pronounced on him for a libel. He attempted to harangue the mob, but was prevented by the. proper interference of the Under Sheriffs and Peace' Officers. Yesterday the Clerk of Fleet Market selzed number of- short measures, by which the dealers in peas, &c. cheated the Public. Yesterday, as a carman was delivering, some pipes of Wine from the Quays,• to be deposited in a cellar under, the'new buildings in Leadenhall-market, in launching one of the pipes from the cart, it struck, the pavement with great force; in consequence of which the head of the pipe flew , out, and the wine flowed down the kennels. About one gallon only remained in the pipe. Yesterday Charles Smith, baker of Wells-street, Mile-'End, was convided by the Magistrates in Worship -street,, in the penalty of twelve pounds, for selling six wheaten loaves, which had not been baked twenty-four butts, being +os. for each loaf. This was the third time that Smith had been con vifted of the' same offence. On the loth inst. died, at Brough-Hall, in the North-Riding ofYorkshire, after a long and tedious 'illness, Which she bore with the most Christian re .signation, Lady .LAWSON, wife of Sir JOHN LAW. SON, Bart. She is , much anti deservedly regretted by her numerous connexions and friends. We .find that, from the uncommon demand. for places at the Royal Circus, St. George's-fields, to `see the grand Spettacle of Rinaldini, that of The Northern Fleet, and the Pantomime.of The British in Egypt, and from the great,preparations necessary for the New Piece, those favourite performances will be repeated This and Mondiy Evening, for positively the last time; as .on Tuesday the. 16th inst. will be presented, an .entire new, operatical, dramatic, romantic, magical, grand . Ballet,ofAdion, in two Parts, with new and -- splendid scenery, ma chinery, dresses, and 'decorations, called The Fire King, or Albert and Rosalie ;- the Overture and Music entirely new, by Mr. Reeve. SLIMMER BEVERAGE. Hum, Wine and Brandy Merchant, gratefully acknowledges the Favours of the Public, and re speetfully assures Them, that his Shrubs arc at this time in the highest state of perfettion. They are absolutely prepared with the choicest old Spirits, and their Acid' is drawn solely from that very grate ful Antiscorbutic Pruir, the Seville Orange of ,the present Importation. Sold, in any quantity, not less than Two Gallons, of either Rum Shrub or Brandy Shrub, at his Warehouse, Monument-Yard, London. *,,* Also, Superior Foreign Wines, in full Quart Bottles, Twelve of w hi c h w ill conta i n Three Gal. lons of Wine, making thereby a considerable Saving in qtiantity to the Purchaser. +4+ Some real Batavia Arrack, from the East ndia Company's Warehouses. ji§ji lii a as's profits not being calculated upon terms requi s ite to Sustain- the losses of long credit, bad debts, &c. he respeetfully requests that all or. ders, fitotn the Country, 'may contain remittances for the amount, e.t. reference for payrocut '4) Town. """—"-* • ,„ 11, ftrore 1.0 N N I ' l{llo,f tiy C144 1 4-A'itm im 11. 1.414, 'to!' liow-51 fret. c0v,...21:-‘. ::::41e11!; I Ala ItocmiG zie Scaltit (o ihc 1c I, No, II 2 1 qpre.livi i Whfrs ,14verpse Pr l i f ig for ;he Pc4rr 4. ,tritert for thg 4e Ocrt.„ ~~ .~~ By P: l A r. ^l' s E cl , u fsc i c B . 8, , BE 1,10 10 1 1.1) F. 1:1" AUC7lo,.Netr'_is _ On the . Premises , t h 1 1 ( i hy sv, ? l r , der , o , f , tbe EXCCUt i OrS): .on S at urday the zoth i' lit '.., . %c,o crock ~otti Very Desirable ' Brick.b.nilt L. EASisrl;' o p ADWELL W4LLi NG -HO USE, containing two it i V i c ' f or each Floor,. with Lore-court , Garter; behind, fo"Y„.; de and planted with Standard and Wall Fruit 'frees , 111 ‘ . ,,,0 -- liir lightfully situated at an easy distance from the Nict::"l',iii,. arid commanding extensive Views. Held.on Law , °I .''',. - o' l 7b years will be unexpired at Midsummer' next , a ' at opi , trifling Ground Rent of .only Three Cati r oCaa per All the late Residence and Property of - A On the I%salmr.ell'cialyCrliviAllßbUe selltAl*RtneM-nreßaiadcrulcgeueriuwi'lle"--11-c4ll hold Ftirtliture, a small Collcetion ut valuable Piclunr few Lots or Bouks handsomely bound, some Plato, Is, U. Table C10..k, an Iron Chest, and various other,einal,l The House May be viewed four dos preceding the Pa F.lfects Ott Friay nex t. C0i1 .4. rticulars had d on tile P r em i se s ; at C.;:!rniwafs house; and of Mr. Squibb, Saville- Pit 4 '' i A c ';,,-- -1 __---.,---,-..... terry- road, Wtstnunster ;) nest be atitiress:(l. FALMOUTH, JvNt 10. A erE.s.RED off, and proceeded on for London, the American ship Cato, C•apt. P. SALTER, 3+ days from Virginia, with tobacco. Arrived•the ship Flora, Capt. Mot, Ns DER, from Cork, last from Liverpool, to wait convoy for Honduras, : 4 7 - SHEERNESS, J UNE 124, YESI ET:DAY evening arrived His Majesty's Ship aveusse/from the Downs ) , to be paid, which being done,'she.sailed this day. „ . led the Meteor Gun-brig, , Lieut. PEARSON, for Leith. The Irresistible, has gone from Blackstakes to the The T Isis _is unclocked, having . had the damages sustained in the bate Aaion made good. ... „ .. . DEAL, Jutcg rt. • • - • - • LArr night His Majesty's Gun-brig Lickst sailed from the Downs, on •a Cruize to the Westward ; and this morning the homeward-bound East India Fleet proceeded -to the 'River, attended by the Hon. Company's Pilot Sloops , Swifr and Diligence. The Argo, of 4+ guni f has' sailed to the West ward ; and His Majesty's Sloop &mast, With'the 4 4,1 i tan I Lugger, remain. A Packet was yesterday morning received at the Admiral!) , ffom Admiral Lord Tr. LSON. Admiral- POLE is expeaed back from the Baltic time enough to sail ior" Newfoundland. In thin case-he will probably. sail with the greatest part of the Fleet for England, as soon as he hoists his Flag On board of it. Private Letters, from Petcrsburgh, of the r9th ult. state, that the released British Ships were nearly ready, for sea, and that Lord . N E LSO N had sent a Squadron of Men of. War to, convoy them. The Russian Government has also informed the British Commander in Chief, that no Russian Men of War shalrput to sea before - the misunderstanding between England and the North shall be entirely done away. The British Grand Fleet,- consisting. of 87 Ships of Wat, of different rates, is off Rostock. The last Letters from Copenhagen, which are of the 2d inst. contain no intelligence of importance. On the 3oth, ult. two British Ships of t h e Line and three Frigates, from the North Sea, passed Copen hagen, on their way up the Baltic. An English Cutter, with Dispatches for St. Petersburgh, had also arrived at Elsmeur. His Majesty's Frigate the Ambuscade, of 36 guns, arrived on Wednesday evening at the. Cove of Cork, after a pas'sage.of ten days from Portsmoyth, and would sail the first fair wind with the trade for Jamaica and the West Indies. dene ra l Nu.. GENT, the Lieutenant-Governor of Jamaica, ac. companied by his Aid-de-Camp, Lieutenant-Colonel IRVINE, &c. went in the Ambuscade. • A Coart.Martial was on Wednesday last held on board His' Majesty's. Ship Irresistible, lying at Blackstakes ; on ,one of the crew that belonged .to the Douai Frigate, who mutinied in March r Soo, and took her into Brest Harbour. After an partial trial, on which it was clearly proved that he was very adive in the mutiny, he was found guilty, ,and sentenced to suffer death. Yesterday an Express was, received overland from India ; with the pleasing intelligence of several out .ward-bound arrivals. They are asiollow :—The Bellow:, Dow s ; Skelton Castle, IsnAcs ; Travers, SAUNN ERS ; Earl Stencer,RAAT ;. Lord loValritrz. hail, S I. Es ; Herculean, F R ANR 1., IN ; Tilikbeorty, BAKER ; Melville Castle, LAMB E. have arrived at Bengal, from London, 'The _Warren Hastings had arrived at Bombay; from Penang. The Frederick North, BAD IN ; and the Ambßyna, --, are cap tured in India, by La Ghtic Privateer. And the JANas,, and the Mala'va, PATTERSON, are captured in India l by La Nymphe Privateer. The Danish East Indiaman, Count Bernstosj, STEW ART, from Embde_n, is arrived at China. The Swallow Packet was at Amboyna the . 28th o f November, and was to sail the loth .December fur Madras. S f.O _VETYS t ~~: skaAveserto, JUNE tr. Passed by—the-Mother Anne, from Amsterdam; ' Union, Parry, from Lisbon; and Ruth, Curtis, from Baw ton, ailed—the Progress, Frost, for Dominica; John, As. drews, for St. Croix ; John and Poiter, —, tot ilambrtti. and Jamelintia, Fare, for Demerara. • —1 AIARRIED. . . On Tl/ursday morning, Samuel Margrie, Esq. -- of Wry , mouth, to Miss Johnson, niece of Conan' Johnson, at Woolwich. tin soturdav last, Lieut. 131rbor, of the Seienth Lighl Dragoons, to Miss Douglas, of Cht:rtsey, SunvY. DIED, 00 the zoth inst. at Nedbury, on 'her return from Mil Wells, Mrs4-lam:GO., of Princes-street, Lothbury. TURNIP SOWING-AND DISCOVERY. FRESH Seeds of that enormous and most excel. . le° Turnip, so commogly seen in the Marker , of Hamburgh and the Towns on the Elbe are now to be Ind s CROCh.ERsh St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall, together itlt an important Discovery of a Method which k"res the Mi. SOLUTE C E R'TAINTY of a Turnip Crop. This Turnip gives double the usual quantity on an Acre( grows well, If sown even in dry weather; stands the,eve, tc 't trost uninjured and is so peculiarly sweet, that Lamest all descriptions cat it with the greatest avidity, I nd limn on L it Bags co n taining Seed enough for Four Acres , with tile D nos. to . 64. No Cadit. NY l'OLlge* V WANTED, to Rent ' or Purchase, not parer 1 W than Ten, or farther than Forty Mi:::s-front Condor, with a desirable Residence. Prel erenco will a FREEHOLD ESTATE of ir...:, to icor: Acne' of Land , with a Manor and Fisheryy, and in either ,4 the Cn ties ( . )t- Surrey, Kent, or Hens.—Dire & ," - - to X. Y. Z. at Mi. Sewell 'a, Comb'''. . be given to lair SITUATION' FOR a BLAST FOUND F RuIRE;;.---sthfe T O L LET, IxtE T s T f l, o , r e n ariti n N umb e r s o T f o li N e r, COAL C L YI4I P Y THRO WEUR N, and , WEST intb F L : n O ltn i s i • with the LIMESTONE and IRONSTONE tP e HINCHELWOO I), if required. These Lands lie vontiguous, are within 24 miles of burgh, 6 of Lanar:, and a of the extensive Imo-wool Wilson Town arta extend to above isoo Scotch acres, ct ) :' taMing an inexhaustible fund of Coal, Limestone and iron z stone, With Freestone and Clay, and Water on th'e Lands: ) a l l, Throwhurn useful for the manufacture of Iron. Thei L „ ° 6 now wgrking for country sale at Coal Clyrnpy is 3 ' e " l , / inches in thickness, of • excellent quality, and uncotnrnon4 • free from sulphur, and making a good heavy char, 'and!' present price to the couutry,little more, than 3s. P,L lr , t° , l3 ;t, there:ate several veins of I rdnstone, 'very rich, arm 'I I 7,b(c' plenty, which, with the 'Lime, are allowes to be as iii tor the manufattureof Irn as any in this country, and the.lo, nerals•are how open for in o spection on the lands. A o ° 2l ' such as is now otlimed, containing within itselfall tlr, ref , sites for the ina,nufaCture.of Iron in 11 ' , all its branches , is j 1 to be met with, and for which a fixed 'Rent or Lordship $ the output of: the 'minerals,, or a share of works ereac a t a mfobs . agreed pon, will be acepted. rther p u articulars apply personally, .cr by, Let ter il io r Mr. George Ctawthrcl, at I ark.head, near Hamilton or Hill, Writer, Buchanan-street, Glasgow. • Glasgow, ad June, Igo. • • FREEHOLD ESTATES, SALQF. TO BE SOLD'BY AUCTION, „. t lig Together or in Two Lots, on Monday 22d June, fhb " I Angel Inn, in Ludlow, at Four o'Clocii' ii, WO ELIGIBLE FARMS; called GREith, P POSTON, contaiaing 340 Acre, and LI TTI, N FARM, and BALDWIN's COPPlCttc° ° "7o 326 Acres; situate five Miles North East of Luolow,t,o. from Year to Year, under Rents of more than Thirty sop standing. • Both Farms lie convenient to be ocCuP i° "AA; or separately, forming one compad Estate , within af iely Fence, well wooded and . watered, and aro c.sP a Li ble ..;; Al uirl• great improvement by Draining, and other geod ill4) 0 4 pre at MI easy e.apenee. . Lifne-stone and (;021 (fro ."'" r * =poly 10 bably...in the. Ustate. For a view of . the Prembes, the Tenants —......e..011 tr ' p p . O V ED E VALUABL LEASEHOLDI-10USESI2A RENTS., TO BE SOLD BY A.UCTION, • By Mr. SQUIBB! nre: At, his Great Room, the lower end of uviiti7 stede, Clo4, Conduit-street ;on Tuesdat the 16th hut: st z i t pin ~in four Lots ( by Order Qs t h e BXecuton o f Hesketh, Bui lder, deceised), SEW ° r-11-1 WO Substantial well-built LEA the , p op 1. DWELLING-HOUSES, No. 22 Itti *L il o KO ferable par M i c h ay, Mary-le-booe , Gar' Years from aelmas 17t7, at a Ground Rent or 5-1 , "I nets each, and lett on lease to most wipes'''. „ of 'tn. low Rents, amounting o ital. 2s. per annum. .... t o" o nagli proved Rent Charge, or Annuity 01 541. tot' •r• i n Oil' issuing out of, and secured by, capital Pregure s on Lost Bond -street, in the occupation of Mr. 1400khar n o h o ld a for Twenty-nine years, from Christmas, .579 1, „. 4 ": l , t y.ta.ne the Governors of St. George's Hospital tor A.. t0 f6,1. years from Lady-day 1795. Also, an .Improvedi t t i laville . per annum, arising tram CApil La ° strcet, in the occupation of Mrs. Lanchester, held 0 forfilty years from Michaelmas /797. di n ctlie The Premises may be viewed six days pre (with leave of the respedive Tenants); Pr' n 'ir — d i tiitv ' ' lart had at Garraway's Cot Fee-house ; and at Pa. - 4 Groat Room, Savilk-passage. COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL PORFFr i tft l3 ' • SCARCE OLDJAPAN CABINETS, SC U 'a, LAO S. BRONZES, SUPERB FRENCH CLOCK , TER VASES, PAINTINGS, are. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, •At his Great Room, the Lower end of SaYil)2l63tret nc- if t ° Conduit -street, on Wednesday the nth int 3 ' following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, • clOO. A Matchless Colleaion of ORIENTA L 01 0 1 LANE, and other valuable Mis c ellaneous .1 4 , comprising several beautiful Specimens of rich is japanned and enamelled porcelaine, particularly p t, 01": : cistern, two smaller ditto, with covers and s tantbi t ofig u . cabinets of the rare old Japan, four others ; a beg/ t o 1 4 .; of Apollo in statuaryy, an antique fi gure of eill t l o bilit' t mark.ably tine busts of 'William and Alary, - b)," extremely beautiful French clock, mounted superb alabaster vases of Italian workmanship , 1/3 " 0 . 0 ti font, &c. ; agate, and other snuff-boxes ; a letc g t , ; o f in t, miniatures, prints, and books ; forelgn i r eair of 4:client doubtz.barrel le6l„fow ling piece, by car 16 9:41 duelling pistols; fipe tonal piano-fortes, other interesting articles, late `the property of Cr PIV Colledor. • - - v 11Cn To be viewed two days preceding the Salo %Eiichott. lopes may be had at 6d. each, to be retufried "" 11— KENTISH OWN. HOUSE, and GARDEN, FURNITURE, vs-