The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-27 00:00:00

MAT LS. DUE. A [VIM. Haml-nugh • MI a. • • Gottenburgh PRICE OF STOCKS, THIII DAY AT r Witt VIN O ' CLOCK• efinSOIS . 57 b Oinnium THE SUN. SOLIM QUI3 TALSUI4 AUDILAT ? LONDON, 1.10 . 1 1 :DAY, AUGUST 27, 1804. YESTERDAY two Hamburgh Mails arrived. Let. ters from Copenhagen and Elbineur. confirm the in telligence which we gave, -exclusively, several days ago,-of the arrival of the Russian Fleet off the, Island of Bornholm. No part Of it has yet passed the Sound, but it is expected that a Division of it will roceed' into the North Sea ; and we understand that orders have' been sent to Chitham to prepare for the viaualling of a Russian Squadron. The'Dis. rotes between Russia and France ate, as we pre. dieted, coming rapidly to an issue, for it is posi. 'tively asserted in the German Papers, that the Russian Charg"e d'Affaires at Paris has delivered in a Declaration from his Court, requiring, that the French Troops should immediately evacuate Hanover ,and Naples, and that the KING of SADINI A should be indemnified his losses.— if this be the ilia, .and we see no reason to doubt -it, there can be little doubt that the Rupture will speedily take place, because the arro. fiance and obstinecy of BONAPARTE will of course prevent him from complying with the demands of the EMP ertop, of ltusstA, an.l it is not likely that the latter would make such demands if it were not his intention to inforce them. The wicked attetnpt uron the life of Louts XVIII. and his family, is at length Mentioned in the Fu. reign Papers', and it is said that HiSTRUSSIAN MA. JESTY has givth orders fur the stridest inquiry into this atrocious business. Unfortunately, however, this inquiry has been delayed, till the two miscreants who were employed on this of d eat h h ave escaped. 'Cotton and hi, wife, however, are in custody. We are sorry to find that fresh disturbances have broken o'ut in the Turkish Empite..Thc Partizans tpOlve , late Imposter, Anotii. WECITAB, have been collet uCtogether ley hii Sun, and have obtained some advantages over the DACHA of GEDDA, who h4d marched against them. • We stated on Saturday, that a Corps of Artil. lery is to be raised cf the Royal Marines.; it is to consist of one Company at.: each Division, in mtg.., Tnentarion of the, established •.number of that .Colps. An order was received at Portsmouth on Saturday' to selea t Captain, 3 First, Lieutenants,: 5 Second 'ditto, 5' Serjeants, s Corporals, '8 Batnbaactss 3 Drummers, and 62 Gunners.' The Garrison of Fort 'George, North Britain, comprises ;nearly ten thousand . men, .and is abon. daritly supplied with every necessary:: Hi t Royal Highness the Do K it-of Yoax honoured Lord 'Romig ay with his emnp.tny at. the Wire, ne,r I\l4itisione, where he slept during the re vle we of the Troops in rho , neijghbourhood. Lord Cti“l-I.AM, Mr. Ptri, Sir DAVIT) DU NUM, anti many Other ''',.,;ericrai Officers were 'of . the party. They were tn. ertained in the most sutnpttuitts' style of 0(1:wee ; eras spared or wanting on the part of his Lortishtp to acconittiodlte tiffs guests With every lux. tiry, the se,tson affordeit The Writs' fir the, Eleaicn of a Temporal Peer of irel.trd, in the zoom'rif the hue Earl ni . have tren isitted' to the Petro of, 'lreland. from the Clown and fianaper.utlice.-atbobiin, dated the 21st instant.: • • Some Letters : reached town on 'Strut - clay from Catwytk,' Titi . Harwich, dated on 11/1 ) nd,iy 'The article of interest which they communi. cate, rct;drs to a second Visit' Matte by the EmPeror ALEX,SNOgit to.his Fleet •at Cronstadt,. and to the. Otta,)rilinary ativiry which preiails in the nava! orld departoleols that Empire. - In t irat. ing of Itievorn, one of the Letters says, '' Nothing. has occtirrid for some d a ys ri!speCting Bremen ; the last accounts represent 'it as being closely bluckatted, AO the itiliallitatita decided to refusing to•pay.the ;xaftion demanded of them." We karst by accounts from •Calcutta, dated in TVJay last; 111 . 41 the Fierch liave been endeavatiring to it fluetice Cot of. Ava against thi'k e 4riglish; , they then exerted, themselves t o Obtain a Set Ileirtillt in An advantageous situation do the CoAst of Pegu, ,under a pretence of preparing a cortmtudious Port for their trading vessels on the restill'ation of reaCe, which they tonally declared to he in thecOntemplaiion of the Powers of. Europe. itruposals have been :rejeetett, and some inivoriant particulars respeaing them communicated ,to tie Governinent , ol Bengal. Some of the Emis. saries employed on this occasion arc said to have lAN) sent from Batavia. • ilut.ttAtt has consented to reduce his Army to 10 000 h rse aid 4000 fout'i and these, on the 2olh welt piincipapy stationed in the hill Vat ts,*wlicte We. has deposited his treasure. c between ,Tkincornalee and AgJill open, and the native traderi hove re tailed to their avocations With great Ala. ctity. NAVAL /1 , EIVS. HARWICH, AUG. 26.—Yesterday the Lark P ,i;t. Office Packet, Capt. DELL, arrived from Gotten_ burgh with a Mail. The Prince of Wales, A. DEANP, and the Diana, Capt. STEWARD, also at. rived from flusum, each with Hambro' and Bremen Mails. By the former Packet' a Messenger came passenger, only z 6 days from Constantinople : he brings an account that the Rebels in Belgrade have put all the Inhabitants to death. The Baroness DE JACOBI no Est, the Lady .of the Prussian Ambassador, came over rassen g er in the Diana. The King Gtorgt Packet, Capt. SAUNDERS, and the Earl of Lejeeiter,THomrsoti, sailed this day ; the one for Gottenburgh, and the other for liusum, with Mails and Passengers. Mr. SCHAw, one or the King's Messengers, is daily expefted from 'Vienna, with Dispatches of importance. PLYMOUTH ' AUG. zs.—Arrived the Alert Lug. ger, of 16 guns, and Viirr Cutter, with a Fleet of Coasting Vessels under convoy, from the Downs. : also the Magda Una, ANDE6OOI.I, from Norway ; Recommencement, KINDER, and L?frietit, WoLLER, from Dantzic, with timber, deals, &c. for the Dock-yard at this Port. ^- Arrived the Neptunus, MIN! BURGH, from,Tons. berg; El lthal BOVIM4II, D/117 Ltut, from Memel ; Hannah, LYNGAM s from Porsgrund; and the Ur. tut Minor, STUBS, from Longsound. PoRTSMoUTH, AVG. z6.--Sailed the Adamant Man of War, with the Tellieherry Transport, and several other Vessels under convoy, for the Downs. Dropped down to' St,. Helen's, His Majesty's Ship 'Ajax, of 74. guns. DEAL, AUG. 25. —Arrived the Right Hem. Lord Ke ITH in.the Monarch, with the Carror , Fri. gate and Mariner Gun-brig, having taken a sur. vey of the Enemy's Force off Bo.oiogne. Arrived the Blazer •Gun.brig from the Nore, and tailed on a Crnize off Ostemi. Sailed the' Helena Sloop with Convoy, fur Ports: mouth. The Royal Escape Lighter came clown from Deptfurd, with htdres for the Yard. • &lied the Curlew, on a Cruize off Flushing, and Railleur, on .a Ciuize off Boulogne. Also sailed the Iris, SKtNNEIt, for New-Y , ' , 4C the Eugeils'e Sloop of War on aet uize Ostend; and► Alert Sinop of War, for Dungeness. In the Da%vhs—Monarch, - Utrecht, Inflexible, Castor, Eugenie, Alert, Maincr, liruizt;r, Arrn , :ti Defence Ships and as before ; and Royal !:,cape Lighter.. COWEe, Atfo. 25.-1 uestiay the Fox Luger, belonging to rids rurt, sent to the Warehouse -68 cask , ' of spirits, seized at Sheepv.l,,h, iu the Isle of. Purbeck, the night before. DISTRIBUTION ti'F PRIZE-Mt Nr.V. To t h e e tt pt,iin, Officers and . ctittipany of Ilis Majesty's . SLIp Avast,., W wcre ac t ually on Wad at lie capture of the Concor it() e.. Ist tune, ; ,Acre lamine's hull fund stores. 211 I une,.1303, 4ini La Double: AlLance, id dune, 18,3, on Tuesday leSt, ur toNry Tue•alay ana I inlay for three v irs , at the counting-house of Mr. EtlkV.. •1•, ) t he ()Ilicets atil Company or ills Majesty's Ship Ton. flaw, who were actually oti board the ilttlt Feortoirv, 1364, at the ri.r.capture salvage, the Eliza. sage. on I'iturs4 next, or every Monday and Thutitlay for three years. Poulain and Keys, N0..3,: Salters Caniton.street. To the Crews of Ills Majesty' 6 Ship s M elainpus. , and 4t.:A, fur the capture of the Eitig,kiilen, on the 4th Au. gttsr, ritiay next, ;it the house of Mr. Thu. Mande, No, 13, George-street, Westminster. ' NAVAL At 3 PO NTs.7-Capt. KELLY, to the Temeraire, nt;ce E. IlAkv ev,, ill ;. U.pt, fleites poßD, tf) the , C:ambrinn, , •:ice Baitoury, Copt. FAU LeNott, to the *Blond, juice BURN.;'Capt. G t tt uM. LEY, to the Sea Pencildes s - ai Winstaide ; Dr, G L.- LESPIE, to the Naval . Hospital at M a l t a ; D r . GaAs', to. he Physician to the Fleet in the Medi terranean ; and pr. SNkr e, to be 'a Physician to one of the Ruyal lluspie ls. , Lieut. J. LUUM, to the Impress Service, at PooAe.. • Two beautiful new Gun-brigs, called theTionfer and Safrigial!4, of 16 guns each, bo th on the River Ei t , ar e ' daily expeded at Plymouth to be com pleted for sea. The Piercer, of like` description, was on Friday launched at Harwich, The Fleet from the Mediterranean is &Illy ex. peed ; it was to snit from Malta on the sth Judy, under convoy of the Niger and. Tbisbe Frigates, pro. vided t h at the Agincapy, of 64 guns, which hid been appointed to this service, dad tug previously arrive. A.'lldmber of Cd&torn-house Cutters are ordered to Exe -I)tit" under the orders of' Sir 1 - toms PLIVHAtvi i who is arrived at Portsmduthi to inspett some new. planed Boats, which are ,building in the Dock. Yard. - Such is the k ierot manner in which they dre prOceeding, that no persqn except those di. retting their cunstration, is allowed to be present or to view them. Sir NATHANIEL DANCE, lately and deservedly promoted to the honour of knighthood, is the grand. stin of the City 4rchiteft of that name, son o f M r . and Mrs. Lover, of Drhry.lane Theatre, who took this sir name in their theatric capacity,. and brother to Mr. DANCE, the Artist, of Gerard-street. Several new signals have been established amongst the Televaphs in the neighbourhood, of P;ylnoutli. Th CelitZerg 'off the-Coast have also a new and re., colir signal to denote the appearance of an Enemy, (if her C(444. - ROYAL EXCURSION. SALISBURY, AUG ~ 24..—The KING and QVEEN arrived exattly at ten minutes after twelve this night. The Salisbury Volunteers, commanded by Colonel Botrcit ER, and a Detachment 91 the Wilt shire Yeotrianry, commanded by Lord BRUCE, were drawn upopposite.the White Hart Inn, where the Royal carriages stopped, to receive them. Neither the KING nor QUEEN alighted. The KING let down the left hand gla;s, the side on which he sat, and seeing the Salisbury Volunteers receive bini with their Colours, and presented arms, called Major: - General WARD to him, asked him the strength of the Corps, apd said, " I ant sorg to have occasioned their being turned out at so late all hour." He was received with loyal acclamations by the populace. The PRI f4CESSES followed immediately in a post_ coach and four, under an escort of Dragoons. Flags were displayed on. all the church steeples, and the bells rung the whole day. Having exchanged their post Ithrses, which were driven by the King's postil lions, .rhey set off in less than five minutes for Bland ford, under an escort of the Prince's (loth) Light Dragoons, which were to be relieved by another Detachment of the same Regiment, to proceed with THEIR MAJESTIES to Weymouth, Avhere they ire expetted to arrive between five and six to-morrow morning. • The Second Division of Staffordshire Militia marched here this morning, and proceed to.morrow on their route to Weymouth. The Earl of Ux. RIDC?, their Colonel, joined them here to.day. The Russian Ambassador went from hence this morning, on a visit to the Earl of PEMBROKE, at Wilton. WEYMOUTH, Avc, 25.—Thii morning, about five o'clock, TIII3 llt MAJESTIES, the PRINCESSES AUGI/STA, ELIiABETH, and So?nlA,ar!ived at the King's Lodge, to the great joy of the inhabitants, who were anxiously waiting in great crowds for their arrival, and received the Rorm. FAMILY with acclamations and every demonstration of joy. The 'ROYAL FAMILY went to bed immediately on their arrival. HIS MAJESTY got up again soon after seven o'clock, . and .after breakfast walked on the Esplanade fur a considerable time, and proceeded to his Stables, and inspeaed his horses, and in a shOrt time mitt - lied his sa Idle horse, and, accompanied by the DUKE Of CUMBERLAND. Sir HARRY BURRARD NEALE, Si, BROW ( WATSON, General GARTH, Mr. &c. &c. rode to the. Hotse Barracks:and inspraed the Hanoverian Legion, who are a very fine liAly of men. HIS MAJESTY appeared in ex. cellent health, and, we are happy to observe, he.did not appear fatigued after 'his long jontney ; he was in high spirits, and conversed with the DUKE of CUMBERLAND aio his attendants. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES walked On the Esphicade about twelve o'clock. The DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE, and PRINCESSES MARY and AMELIA, had not arrived at four o'cloCk this afternoon (torn Andover, where they slept last night. Yesterday the Royal Yachts arrived safe, con. voyed by theCl,•ercrnr,' of 36 guns, commanded by, Lord Wm. SorupotT, and the [Jar, of 36 guns, ta r • W. eri o Sir RICHARD FOLD arrived Yesterday, and will remain here during the stay of the RovAL F..ssart,v, which is expected to be about two mouths. Last night there was a grand Bali at the Hotel, which was very numerously attended. • The town is extremrly full of company. Among the arrivals are, Sir Hugh, lady Smith, and Dean Welsh. , Family. . Bishop of Exeter, Lat.V.am , Coldnei Vansittart. Family. 1(ev: Mr. VansittArt. _ Mr. and Mrs. Horne. _-- ............. Mr. Airs. Cerodots and Fa. Mr. Horne, jun. . f. , milt'. ' . Mr. Bligh. Mr. 14. obert Albion Cox. Mr. N 1 rs. Horton and Family. Mr.:. Cox. . Lady Brogrove. Lieutenot.Generai lobpson Miss Brogrove. an,l 4.a; it', . Sir W. and Lady Meadows. Mr. :111Si M it. l / 4 5 . I uhrisan. LordPciinfOlie. The RO.YAL FAMiLY did not,ga . by Bagshot as was . expected, but went on with the, same horses they lett Windsor with, by way of Overton, to Sir WM. ?ITT's. on account -of which they missed the party of Light Horse who ',sere stationed at Bag. shut to relieve those who•sOrted with the ROYAL FAMILY from Wiod.,nt, in conscquence 'of which 'they were obliged to, go on with the 'ROYAL FA. MILY.. The village in which Sir WM. I'JTT re. sides was all in a hustle during Friday morning, in expeBation of the arrival of the ROYALTANIILY the bells of the Church were rinsing, and the pea. santry left their work, and were waiting on the road. About twelve o'clock, their expt4latioris were gratified by tl!e arrival of the,RoyarCavaleatie at Sir Wtst,• PITT'S 'house. ; The worthy Knight and his Lady, aCcompanied by Lord RtvERS, and Ge. nerat'GsvYNNE, were in waiting at the door of their Manakin to receive their Royal, guests. In a short time, after. the Royist. FAMILY had entered the house, *they , were concluded by Sir Wm. fitTr, his Lady, and Lord RtvEtts, about the pleasure. grounds and gardens, in which they continued to walk fit a considerable time. At two o'clock the. Royal Party sat down to a most sumptuous dinner in the front : parlour.* Sir. Wi E LLIAm -and Lady PITT waited upon the ROVAL FAMILY. After dinner they, walked in the gardeps again for a short time; and after partaking of some coffee, they proceedesi on their journey to flasingsyszke. • After the ROYAL FAmtLY bid left Sir WI LLIAm PITT'S house, the worthy 'Knight regaled the po. pulace -who were assembled, round the premises with some' of his best ale, to drink the KlNC's health ; he likewise gave five guineas r,Q the bell. ringers. Accounts have been received from Fort nal. boro', containing some particulars- of the state of that Island. Ou the arrival of the Enimy's Squadron from the Mauritius, a .paity of fugitive Malays, who had long'heen tioublesotne to the Natives in the interior, took this opportunity to make a desceat on. one of the molt flourishing villages on the North.. west Coast, which, having pfundered, they set fire to in various places. The, Inhabitants having, .however,. overcome the first alarm, ruse en masse on, the depretLtors, and having put them to flight, pursued theM into the woods and morasses, where a great ntimber of them are supposed to have peri4cd. LINES, Occasioned by the Resolutions in support of the Subscription for Sir FR ANC IS BURDETT, proposed , by Mr. BROM LEY, and seconded by Dr.Rw.vLEY, at the late Pancras Meeting. ItowLcy has wielded oft his pen th For Fame, and eke for Eel, In various works, to rescue men Frost that dire FoelltssasE. Baost r.t.i has toil'd, with like success, To cure our heads and hearts ; With two thick quane,r teetu'd the Press — The • , History of Fine Arts. Now, as perchance this gen'rous Pair Have more of zeal than gold, They better, for 13 t; ADM', might spare Their writings yet unt3ial. The world to merit oft is blind, As Authors know too well, And hence this learned Patr may find Their latioUrs will not But while we Tallow-Chandlers see, Cheese-Mongers, Pastry-CoJks— In spite of Critics, there must be A market iur nib Bach: MARGATE, AUG. 26. O attended, trA s t s l e la m t b4o l r i i g T ht l , i f u a rs „ c t l a ay ili e c v i e o n e in ,, g , i i i S V : i l i s , S d o a 1 . 0 12 1 1 e l y r . of being uafitted for future trips by the extreme . ..,,,' pressure of the crowds * q The Theatre on Friday presented the good old Comedy pri o e fT o h r e to lVonrirodset subsequent workr,a female of genius , much productions of the same kind from the " lordly tyrant Man." That excellent Adress Miss Du.DrcWn was Idea/ animated in riolante, 'to which sire imparted mall '.. elegant and interesting graces. FAULKNER el 1 . ; very judicious portrait of Don Felix, and the Ow ratter's in general were suppor tea in a mariner credit. able to the Theatre. The Farce was The" treddiq ', Day, and Miss POW:AN again displayed vonsitter , ' ' l', P. able merit in Lady Contest. Kloom.srs's Masquerade was very atire4lve the • same night. Among the various character.;, there was a figure of Death, which was universally con sidered as a very improper intruder into . 5 l'l'lc e in ' tended' for revelry ; a Butcher eYi marrow of his part, and gave the company aPa meal of merriment. A Ballad Singer displayed his vocal powers with great success in The Mow, and The Beautiful Maid. The whole asemblage amount- tered into the ed to about Soo persons, and the entertainment went off very well. . Miss DuricArt's Benefit took place last nights and the attradion of her charming talentk,wo ,- ) sliewn in a very full house. The audienri . sasv . her with great pleasure, but with much regret afar,, was her lass appearance. She p . erforined The 34 . 1 d it".. Daughter and The Pomp with admirable ability? : Mr. GRAHAM, the Drury-Lane Manager, was i n the Private Box, and therefore it is 111,01)11We , boV I .,l' ever parad;)xical it may appear, that bet. merit will 1 bring her into the hands ot the Police.. ' Two London Hoya arrived_ tis olver ; "ff: i .- t f ,i di t i o 4 freigbia with male, anti females, " v' w''' 1 reinain no longer in " Populous City pent." , THI THEATRE. —A new operatic Ske tch , of (vie . e- , h :las, Was brought forward at the flaymarket I ..'re on Saturday', for t)te benefit of Mrs. I lat,onv la. The title of this Piece,isTke Aldler's.Maid, a" t ' t k founded on one of the Rural Tales wiit te i fl by RoDERT BLOOMFIRLD, 4 rustic, • son of ''''. Muses, who has raised his name into a conshic r " able share of 'poetical repute by his.farmee't 41- Nth. WALDRON, the Promptor, may billist toe ' merit of having introduced this inspired Rustic t ' the Stage, by his *pleasant and interesting I. ' ll ` c Piece of The Miller's Maid. The chat-deters, are well.designed, the dialogue is neat, and the whi' l3 is very amusing. The Piece has the trcAluw . ", a. tiun of some very agr eea bl e M us i c } ru m DAVY, the Overture of which was rtrticularly aprial ) ‘ l " i ',, The charaCter o f t h e Miller, and .that of his i r " - y Maid, were blth very well supported by PA01411: and Mrs. 1 - fikal.otv a, 14 : Piece itself hits 59, to t,' unptetendi n g mer i t , an d was so we ll ire eive(" r ' Illotte.rous Audience,' that kt wild ,la,i)tfcss be ( C a prated for the advantage of the Th,::.• re.- brim c E MArroc Ki.—This resl,e4lid}le v ' l ' r: in of the Stage died on the 14111 instant at &Hob) He was one of the hanilsorn,!st•rnen, kindoni3 o f ''',' best vocal Perfor m e rs o f hl s t i m e, as well as a ",, 1 c 1 " judicious Aatir in parts adapted to his talent:4. - 11 , a : 3, was also ,a worthy, 'intelligent,-social Clitrater private life. fj e wa s the husband - of the ix(' ''''' t e v 'ACtress who has long been one of the c;.icl .c '. ) :: 5 .' props of Govent.Garden Theatre. Atter. i kil li i ' t l ' been on Covent.G 4 rden Stage for upwitt,b# 6l years, ' he was long Manager of the I:" ."Ptl ia : Theatre, and finally of , that at ' tilinburbrhi ' which Cap..city.he took his last awful I,lfewrll• ic i f A circumstance recently occurred in `Japan. 'NI tif will probably prove prejudicial to the too:1.0 1 1 0 ~ the Dutch in thitt kingdom :—A kitavian S i i ,,, arriving there,.,refused to submit to the ciN t o'l e ' r ' regulations Of%fic c:nintry, of taking a .4' "Y i 0 sails, guns, ilia helm, armed boat Was cent ir‘:;111 (lir, shore to ejlfolfe ') io 9 ,1 during • her star; 5 n ' 1 1 ,,,,, '1 &awe ;" on its apprOach, however, the CO " - I fired into it, and wounded several of the P i e 'l it ‘i The FaCtors on Nhoie wete immediately set 4. '"' ',in would have been put to death, had.not the CoP t ' lle surrendered himseit and ship to the tide . " i t o; King. The reside o`r this transaiiiinn is not kin', j, but it is supplied that the patch will tidier be b" 1 1 0, :. jet to further rigour, or be deprived of th e O c sive trade which they at present eilitiV. .. ,i ii ,, A large French 'Privateei t , front the, M;turl ~,, after a successful cruize' tiff tli'.! Artdain 11 ig""_,l, fell in with'a squadron of n‘iri se armed ,I)! ( 1 )'') (lot which she gave chase : - ---tits . llntlys finoi.:g - ~,, the could not escape by sailiog, lidfed uP " , '` l " t ~,, s _ l un y ,' tiny within reach of musquetry, pestered a) y bu t. fire into the Privateer, tha t si,e s h ee red " oc tba . , troCCuelliZetlastohemstolCcieleeddainnig.ig:igiirlit. I Tie . inttion • A ,1., (ie T si li t e o G t r i a ,e nd li l u u r r i y , o ,i f , sCuTi,ktNlol.NlV:eopnrClsliesntileoil,:in; 0 ' iCtirCLIIC;:t (sum fuWic lite.. - -