The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-27 00:00:00

MAILS. ARR Ivr —I Waterford. z Dublin, s Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS, Ttll3 DAY 4.7. TWILLYS O'CLOCK. Con.ols - - - - Pia THE S U N. dIoLLNI QUIS DICKKE IiALSVg AUDLAT ? L N D 0 N, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, ISL)4. Tti e Glory is arrived at Portsmouth, and Sirjou reOx will immediately heist his Flag in her, to pro cted on a particUlar service. The whole of the Channel Fleet is arrived off Ushant and Breit, refrisbed and recruited by their stay in Tentay during the late westerly gales. The 'avftull Gun-brig; we are sorry to state, in Fuming too eagerly the French Flotilla, unfortu nately got aground, and being left high and dry at low water, was taken possession of by the. Enemy: The Garrison of Gibral tar, by Letters of the 4th inst. is stated to be in a fair way of bicoming as healthy as usual. THE Office - Ts for the care and custody of Pritoners of War, ;Lave received infOrmation from Captain BR R Nrov, , vito aeled as Agent for the Euglish Pri. 'elopers at Verdun, that the remittances from this Country, which were made for their use through The Rittse of PERICAUX, have been ordered by the French Government to be discontinued. If any doubt remained as to the true 0131'3:c:ter of the upstart Corsican, this single an of deliberate malice is sufficient to hold him up to the execration of mankind. By the exertions of Captain BX 1114 TO N and' some other Oilice.rs, many valuable • lives of British SubjeCis have been saved to their country antl. , their . friendi. Numbers arrived at Verdun in the most deplorable condition, 'naked, destitute, ex. !ousted by sickness, fatigue, and want of had ; but the friendly attentions which these Gentlemen were enabled to spew tlieni, by means Of the Funds trans. nutted from this Country, were prodigliie of the happiest effects. Our Prisoners enjoyed the corn . forts of decent clothing, and wh o l esome di et . This state of comparative happiness was too galling for the dark mind Of the Italian to suffer its con. tinuanCe. An imperial Order was issued for the digcontinoance of remittances, and that the , English Prisoners should hereafter• be satisfied with such rolluwances as ,the'french Government should think: roper to make. Let 130 N AP ARTS assume the Irn.' Feria! purple, and whatever titles he tnay choose, he will always remain BONAPARTE . the' COnliCan t a Schidoni of a dark, gloomy, mein soul, betray. lug, in every .adion of his life; a want of dignity, .of honour, and of feeling. For the sake of .suffering 'hurnmity, it i s lc) 1)• impel that the measiore of his crimes is nearly lull, ondthat . Providence, which for good purposes some. times secc fit " to tutn,a BokolA, Icse to scourge Mankind," will'he pleased to terminate his career. Yesterday Sir Joint OBOE. and Sir SIDNEY SMITH had long interviews with Lord Mst.v ILLE at the Admiralty ; after which his Lordship left Town for Wimblmion till Monday. . We have the soisfadion to say, th at a Fl eet w i t h catgoes.of fine Dantzick - Wheat. amounting to be. twern 6o and Iti,ooo quarters, are safely arrived in the River. His Royal Highness the Duke of BERRY received yesterday a Letter with the Gottenbtirgh Kai, from his Royal Father, MoNsIEUIt, dated Calmar, -the 1 4 1 11 inst. in which he was informed,' that ceittsider. log the advanced state of the season, and the bust. ness that caused His Majesty Louts XVIII. to de sire Mo Ks! a's presence in Sweden, beingfinished, his Royal Highness intended to be at Gottenburgh about the 2241 Or 24t11, to embark again for England. Onkthe g•li, the Swedish Chancellor, Count DE F eR. sttt; the Russian Chamberlain, Count The So LT I. xoFF ; anti the Danish Chamberlain, Baron Dc 331.01 1 / 4 4 F, were introduced by the Swedish Governor to his Most Christian Majesty,the Kt NO ofFILANC and to their Royal Highnesses, Mt:MIRO& and the Doke of ANGQIJLENItt. On tile i2ll, after the artival of a Russian Courier, Mottstßuß fixed the day for his ' departure. The same day Baron De ThAvti, appointed Ambassador by the KING of DeNMARK tO the EMPEROR. of RusslA, took 1414.ve of Louts XVIII. , and the BOorbons Princes, ata continued his journey for St. Petersbuigh. A letter from Calmar, of the I3tll, states, a‘ that the—...!-:iy of the KING of FRANCE in Sweden will not Ist , . so Innk at was expeded,.being invited, both by the King of Prurssia and the Ets4rEP.oß of RUSSTA, to -return to Warsaw, as his residence there, -in the. present circumstances, 'wutdd -be useful both for his own and his family's interest ; and was, be. s id es , r e quired by, political considerations." . This :caused our Correspondent to suppoie, that, should i3ONArARTE consent to restore the independence of Italy. 'Holland, and Switzerland, Austria,' Russia, and Prussia, may perhaps agree to establish the , BOUIt PONS hereditary, Kings of Poland. . The Puke - and Dutchess of MARLBOROUGH ar. sived yesterday at their house in Pall.M4ll, for a few days a from 4)4411. EIVS. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 25.—Arrived the Evitt;enue Frigate, of go guns, from Portsmouth; the Tele. Coon ; the Landow, PHILPS, and The Commerce, ROBE RTS, from London ; also the Swe. dish Brig ReJohitivi, in ballast, bound to Fowey. Sailed the Rose Cutter, of to guns, Lieutenant SIMP , ON, with Disfiatehes for Ferrol ; and rite Ezypr;enne Frigate on a Cruize to the Westward. Arrived , the' Plantagenet, of 74 guns, horn a Cruize off Ferrol, FALMOUTH, 'OCT. 24,—Sailed His Majesty's Brigs Seagull, of 18 guns, Gannet, of tS guns, Mau. eberott, of 'l6 guns, and His Majesty's Ship Hum. her, of 16 guns, on a Crtiize; also the Princes: Charlotte Packer, Capt. KERR, with Mails of the 31 inst. for New-Yolk and Halifax ;aind itv,Ptivee litnett Ditto, Capt. PETRS, with Mails of the t7th inst. for tke Leeward Islands : Also the W. lowing Dinish and Sweetish Vessels, with fish (pilchards), for the Mediterranean : Tweed, Poulson, Kroft Prins Frederick, 13a,ade, Fair Darner, Santissunit Ann Unicafa, Zurich . , tor nice; Strouse, Grotto, and Wiiheirnina, Otto, for Leglitirn: Also &ailed the Danish Brig Anna Catbarita, KROBB, for Oporto. Arrived His Majesty's Ship La Pordette, of 2,0 guns, Capt. pusamt, to take Convoy to the East. ward ; also the, Edward and Henry, Gm 4 itmmt, from Cowes ; Eliza, LovELL, fi.om Plymouth'; the Thensas and Mary, STOCKMAN, from Southamp. ton ; the Speedwell, FOOT, from Cork ; and the Swedish Ship Spec/dation, Capt. BauivaEßG, from Leghorn. • The following Packets are expea , !d, viz. the Duke of Cumberiaud, front the Leeward Islands ; the Chesterfield, from Jamaica ; and the . Aucklarrd, from Lisbon. PORTsII4 aura, OPT. z6.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship Glary, of 98 guns, from the Chsinnel Fleet ; Pluto Sloop of War, from the Eastward, with a. Danish Vessali.Which she his detained ;• the Success, STEINrIXLD, from Darozic ; Sedi efield,. Row. LAND, and Sirius,' Don - soN, from Sunderland. Sailed the Beaumont Cutter, with a Fleet under' convoy, for Cork. DE AL, OCT. 26. --- Arrived the .7actall and Bloodhsund Gun.brigs, from a Cruize off Ca. laic, and sailed again this afternoon for the same station: &Ailed the Dtvastat;9n Bomb, with,Convoir to the Westward ; 111.:rixer And Escort Gun.brigo, on a Cruize uff Boul Arrived the Dasher, Armed Ship; from Dart. mouth. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Majestic, Itidexihle, Ardent % Antelope, Castor, Su!Our, Luetter, P rospero, and . Explostpn, • 13Qpths, Thrasher Qua-brig, Armed -MienCo Ships and Ttansporta as before. . . .Yesterday dispatches were received from Acimi. rid RusseLL, off the Texel, dated on board the agle, of 74, gun', the 19t11 instant. Letters rrom the Beautieu,.C;lN..ooKE, and the Bacchante, of 24 guns, Capt. DAstiwooo, dated rph August last, .state, t with the West-India convoy, they were all well on that day, and had a fine passage from Portsmouth , and. also f rom M a . without missing 'a single obit). The Fieet, at the date of the above reckoning, was within ten days 00 of Satbacloes. the Christian, LAMBERT, from Dublin, for Me me!, is lost on Memel .Bdr. . The William Pitt, —, from Harwich,. fur Embden, is totally lost on_ the EITIMS. Some - enquiry, we understand, has been institut. ed at Nrtsmouth, into the charge made by , a Span. ish Officer of La Fa ma, of some people having rolibed him of a quantity of dollars, which has concluded to the honour and integrity , of, our brave tars, It appeared, that a 3 z.plund shot did considerable mis. chief in one ,of the Olicers' cabins, and ma d e t h e Spanish to fly about, but it could not be proved that any loss was expetienced after the English . took possession of the ship, . The following particulars . or; added to.the. count we lately gave of the Brig Carleton', of Gcee., floc k, .j„ , WHINN EY late master, be ing .dr . veti sow shore. a t:Whitelta Yen : The crew. being all strangers to'the part, amts a heavy sea rolling, the Vessel drove beyond' the North W a lk where, for. the safety of the ShipUnd cargo, it became immediately necessary to discharge her. The Captain was washed overboard on Thurs. day. the :ph inn, and a passenger in the Ship swani . to the'shore with the Ship's Papers, &c. 'which were taken , care or by Messrs. T. and M. HoßTr;•sy-, merchants, Whitehaven, who took imMediate steps for the discharge of the Vessel.- The drums beat to arin, and the Volunteers, with an alacrity which reflects the highest honour both'upon them-and their townimen, immediately turned out, and kept watch the whole of the tempetuous night, and part of the next day, until the whole cargo was discharged and carried away, which they prnteticii with the utmost watchfulness. Great praise is also due to. Mr. Wu, Kt R BY, and Capt. JosN BAR wi5E, by whose unwearied diligence and attrvity, in the short space of three hours and a halft upwards of 2 40 cas k s o f coffee were discharged, and cunveyetl beyond the tide mark. • By letters from .. Capt. MiKtnAy, the owner, -who is now on the spot; we learn,- with pleAsure, that the Vessel,. on the evening Ut the 18th, was moored in 4Ylliieii.l cn lurl3oor, with hide or no damage. • IVEYMOV77I, Ocr. 25, YESTERDAY the ROYAL FAMILY returned from their visit to Mrs. DAmvit's, to the Lodge to din. tier. Just as Fils MAI FsTy alighted frum his horse, he saw the Loan CH ANC a short distance, who had a short time before arrived ; Hts JELTY immediately honoured his Lordship with an 'interview, which continued for near an hour. EArly this morning Fits MniesrY took a ride on the Dorchester ro.td, and returned to the Lodge about nine o'clock to breakfast. After breakfast Hts MAJESTY inspedcd the Dis. patches brought by the Messenger this morning from Ministers, and after perusing them and return ing anstvers, went on board the Royal Yacht for an excursion to sea, accompanied by the PRINCESSEs ATJGU)TA, S"PHIA, and AMELIA ; the DUKE and PRINCE 34 SoPHIA of GLoSICESTER; Ladies PAI7i. , LETT, M. ERAINE, and E. THYNNK; the LORD CHANCELLOR, E4tl RossLYN, Lord PAIILETT; Generals FITzRoY, MANNIWOHAM, and GARTH, and their Staff; Mr. and Mrs. DAMER, and Mrs. CoATEa. This bein4 the day on which the KING'S ACCe34. don to the Ihrone is celebrated, all the Ships in the Harbour fired a Royal Salute. The ROYAL FAMILY will leave this place early on Monday morning. They will proceed by D.sr; chester,,Charboraugh, Blandford, Winbourn, and Ringwood, on their way to Mr. Rose's, at Cuff. nth. 111CROYAL FAMILY will breakfast at Mt. DRAX Geosvrtioe's, at Charborough ; they will proceed to. Mr. ROSS'S to dinner. It is ex.. peeled the ROYAL FAMILY will visit Mr. DRUM. MOND, Sir HARRY BURR ARD NEALE, anti Mr. BULKELEY, on their way to Windsor, where, it is expected, they will arrive on Friday. Arrivals at Luce's Hotel : - Banks, Vsq. Mr. Kemp. Mr. Sheppard, Mr. Cox, Mr. King, Mr. Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Hii Royal Highness the DUKE of Susszx return. ed to Town yesterday evening from Col. SMITH'S seat in , E ssex. The Dukes of ORLEANS and MONTPENsIER, the Marquis Of WATERFORD, Lord and Lady CASTLE. REACH, and Lady L. CORRY, arc upon a visit' to the Marquis and Marchidness of ABERCORN, at the . Priory. The Duke of PORTLAND is entertaining a large parry of fashionables at Buiitrode, In. clue list are,. the Dowager Marchioness of BATH, Lade CHAR LOTTE GREVILLE and family, Lord CHARLES BEN TINCIC aid family. The Earl. of HA•RRINGTON gave a grand dinner on Thursday, at his house in the Stable-yard, St. James's. Among the party were His Royal High ness the DUKE of YORK, Lord and 'Lady MUL. GRAVE, Lord COLERAINE, General and Mrs. GROSVENOR, General CALVERT, Mr. GREktl- WOOD, &C. Lord and Lady 4UCKLAND, 'the Mi.s EDENS, and a acted party ul Fishionables are on a visit to Lordpand Lady Hal3AttT, at their Seat at ROCllanp. ton. The-Earl of WEVIMOitLAND is gone from Ape thorpe, uon a dunning part) , to Norfolk. Sir JAMES CRA.uptrkr, gave an elegant dinner yesterd;►y, To a belea party of friends, at the Cocoa Tree, St. Janies's.atreet. When M. D'Ouskit. was liberated from his d uress at Mentz, on the 2d instant, he presented another Note to M. TALLEYIAND ; to which no answer was given. We understand that it was couch ed in terms much more energetic and decided than the preceding Notes from the Russian Charier d' rlfaires ; and as the French Minister for Foreign Affairs was not prepared, upon the emergency of the moment, to give a satisfactory or decently evasive answer to it, the Representative of the Russian Court took his departure from Mentz, from the Lion's Den, next day. • The treatment which the rightful Monarch of France has received from the KING of SWIDrN, is highly honourable to the 'credit of the latter.— Even the former must experi e nce more pleasure Itom such a testimony of reaped and regard than, the ex. ecrahle Usurper of France can derive from all the abject •homage paid to him by the fears of the weetched people whom he holds in the most disgrace. ful slavery.—On this occasion we may fairly apply the words of the'POet : • ". And more true joy MA R reels, • Than C:ESAIt Senate at his hsels," It • appears frOm tlit'':Aforriterres, that during 80.. NAPARTE'S residence at Brussels, Aix.la.Chapellei' IVlentz,'&c. he has. passed a great nomher of Imre. rial Decrees, Which arc given at length in the Of& cial Gazettes, providing a variety rif regulatiOns in the different Towns nod Citles which lie . visited. Among these arc many approAations-of the build. ings, &c. formerly appertaining to the Princes, Nobles, ClergY and Religious Institutions of the- conquered, now, United ,Conliti its, to various put. ..ppsea corresponding to their new situations There are also, others, s pecifyi ng improvements to be made, espeeially where there have been - injuries sustained during 'the course of the' War, of which they were so long the sear. There are, too, Pen. slims for old minufadurers and tradesmen. All this was very necessary but it is to be observed, that these Decrees, which are likely to be well enough received by the inhabitants, were. reserved for the Imperial Tour, in order to give the soi.disant Ens., peror every prissible opportunity of gaining some popularity, by *hewing how much -he has, person., ally, the public welfare at heart. It must have been an _enviable , situation for certain G erman Princes to go and make their submissions, or, as it is called, to be received with gracious coodescen_ sion by his Imperial Majesty, in the very tow ns , nay, to the rooms of the very houses, once their own, and of which they have been robbed by Mon. &ICU!: NAPOLIION. in his Treaty of Luneville f It has been said, that the dispute between Frintc c +. 1 and Russia will prove merely " a War of faucet." Such may, indeed, he the otily hostili t y between those Powers; 'but in that case, the cope. riority will evid4ntly: he on the side of Ru s sia, which has aimed such solid charges against the Usurper, as he will be wholly unable to retort with ; 411 his artillev of artifice s and mines. of mairtio. I.IIPRO4VPTiI. ON TIU LATE EXPERIMENT OPP BOULOGNE• A,Barros, oh I shameful t triumphantly said, Not a rap did we :her," or annoy a French deck ; Hence, 'tis plain, that what runs in his 7.irobi; bead Should, if juititeivere done him,•sgon run round kir odd The new Comedy of Tbeit Bargain is to attraCtive, that it will prove 'very &Erten; ft.tio blind Bargain to Covent-Garden Theatre. It was represesited last night before a very numerous audience, and with unabated success. Independently of its dramatic merits, it %so well supported by this I ) ,trfoimeii, as to afford an excellent treat to the public.—The'Epilogue was last night clamorously re. quired a second lime; but EMERY came forward, and stating iliac he had for some time been indisposed, and had to perform in die Farce, the audience' wer# contented to relinquish their demand. ' We are glad to see the brury-lanti Managers to ile r i ; :eal,eun t . : is e l i oi r nfl a v t i t a e sr i i l ao ti cu o so n inf t eetl o rt g y.u o r : inf il eirh o sii i s d . kslitnrotct seems FCmi it i i Comedy The ii b y : * li ning r cvr e 4.e r in t t a t l iG n t i a i D lg rdr , tic a nr n y d m_ 1 ;ff: : : . r g d s admirable il viral u e o r r al l ya' l ed in t l a ; s y e ei l f in : the Copyright f e r s it s i a t N i o s a. ii asi'dsi here 550 guineas. The ele gant and 'pathetic Ballad sung by Miss . b tu A t T he is : us in ic . B arga i n, Y e ta ß st l e ini and,feclings is e v f er ie c L 7d T i i 7bl4.' whom it was compose d. ' • , ' , The Farce entitled The Dash, wh i ch lucky was,, t on is S s a a t i u d t. , d Saturday n ght originally a represented ll WaS 90 Un• , under 'the name . of Holiday Time or The school A rival Rasciulltas - started at r Bays Fight. . ' • u"La a " t e N T . 1 )': i a v t i r c e l: Theatre. •He has performed the arduo ustheCc'rarbart.ittlegi.:, of The Stranger and 08alaia' n, with great bincehlay He is just tB, possesses great strength and fle.xibi. lity of voice, a goodligure, and-elegant manners. ' Three Thousand Guineas are allotted, to. Mo. BlLLisiczoat and GRASSINI, far their ex ertions sr the Opera House next ,Se,ason; and, accordieg fa report, the . .general a'rrang eme nts at thatylaceate likely to . bring forward a magnificent scale of en. tertainments. NAVAL ANECDOTR.--On the astir the of 01.9ober, 16 94 , a bowl of pooch was made ;it Right. II , rs 'arable Edward Russell's, When 'he . Was Cap. r..i.,,,Gineral and Commander in Chief o His rvla; jest',i Forces in the Mediterranean Seas f . It WWI made in a fountain in a garden, 'in the m iddle of lour walks, all covereal over-head with lemon ana orange - trees ; and in every walk -was old a t col. a ble • 'the whole' length of : it, covered with i- lations, &c. In the said fountain wet.,,e- ;1 1 ! g . following ingredients, viz. four hogsheads °I brandy, eight hogsheads of water, 25.00 0 leme'L°' of6na settee .2o gallons of lime juice, .1300 weight Listing) sugar, five pouials a grated nnunegff' ' 3 •' toasted biscuits, and last, a pipe tea dry Mouni'il MAlaga. Over the 1 aintain pose. a little boar, whereiii was aboy `fltet, who towed round the fountin, and tilled the. boil; to keepolf the rain ; and there t as wars b i :9 1 1 o i I t: 1 : g built i r t C g o a I l li 1 1 :1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1) t i f I : Cups to the company ; a , ;461 . -W.c are hacpy itlim bOOO men to learn that the long-prom Projefts of Mr. MILEY, ten: in the Mang pa . nook. nedierienaa.li P1.'31331)114' molt of the Horse, rendering it calm on the 1 053 % 1 ; hprnc*, &c. will make its appearante . in a f' 0 _ days. We conCeive that such a Work most prov, highly acceptable to the Public in general. • The 'Corporation of D incaster have dialled,* considerable improvement to be made in 'the ra.ec.; t to ro r i s n o t n he th g e r s a t n a d nd s a tand, which will aa.urse, by throwing the running ground loo n atford better accommodation to tha people on /O . ! . This plan was laid before' some of the fi rst ONO' Ingham, preferable view of the horses, an.a. give the spa"; tern onathe turf, at the last Meeting, and bigh l r l e Ivr 'or n a P : T6 l ( E l d v s 'e' s :l ; o i l: l e r:i l.z w' other i 11 i °in Members w ai w : gutting Doncaster, yesterday sennight, 1" : r r e f mi flOc k ' i f t e t d h e o ncboyipor hoer oration Kock have 4 pietism painted of the late Marq'°' py. from an original done by Sir Josh °a ow l .I 1 v‘is'htiocbbeh•pislacinrdasthtihpe v n e o r r y th P L ii d te o l f l a:esePu r a e n s - . to. Room, in the Mansion.HOuse, to c ar fp pond with the piCture of His Majesty, sensed by Lord Eardley. l a telY P guT4rieemPall:-rsvii:sdrae)r,,ss.G.a e w n eereakl.ilai:rvoe: 31,6h601r.i5nie1e,::;41e,..: w'''Ph, by way ( 1 ( CroWie, which must prove 3 gl r ~ aerial t A ieii: e rl i i t :i r c n c i s c lu m o l a l :te ° L a da f:r:n i d ( tinlo t t i:Ft ‘ e t E r h p p:a v r ‘ r i r s e l ii(11,11:t;h1lrei chiC7odwu:nutbirderi.l:l; • rive at Doncaster in twenty-two hours, freclu e i r). walked - froth • the fit idge ~at Snetield, to' Itorite rha_ li co cu4 / 4 1:4- " n t ' ' w : ee e lc ac ‘ ll ' :.E . PL‘'o•QwrtilhietrilaVnildvJe.dfla Y e c s ? after r S w h a C f7:ii i r ; Bridge and back again, being a distance of v i or , miles, for a wager of ten guineas ; w l , ich wa' ' 41 4 by the former, who performed it in one hoo t " thirty-nine minutes. t th e . ,'cle Yesterday a court of Direetors was held 3 . : Cl‘t East India House, which adj.Jurtied at "S" " till WedneSday -next. - , , , I Capta' a 'On Wednesday the Meilals given' i'Y ,' ( „1 , STEWART and Lieut. A'Beektza. of the 70 --)'' s , u , t he pony of the St:James's Corr, were presente" r. successful candidates by Littite.o3nt A,'B", 1 " 1- In I for r° l tic, rof the name of Hans Hauge, Wi l° a: h a c . . years past has wandered about .the countrY' ver t he it the influence which .be has obtained a „ faro Norway there it at present a celebrated Fall:: multitude by his dottrinea, that he has nl: c w oop „.is t midable body of adherents, and. wh'" } ~ing° more agreeable to him, a warm purse cor is o ily aoo,ooo rix.dollars. , His', party; whi c) ,, „ e sior g augmenting, endeavours to excite the vnig .l ' : re ent the regular Preachers ; nor does H•10/1 4 ':,. 1 00 0 1 °' Wm to stand in any fear 'of the l a w,.e t r, ,i ` o w g i n g 01 himself with t he consequences of "10,,,;ertn1 civil order. The Norwegian Chancery r!_ ito , an r', it expedient to concert measures ter 1'u!',..07,. pray to disorders which may otherwise event,u_cilcif, ...41 highly prejudicial to ;b e tranquillity of 0 ' ) ~.