The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

MAILS. rut. awklvib.` •• ! it. a, lisitiburgir PRICE OF ST i)C KS, 'TN'ti; DA Y . AT TWY I,vl, COnSOIS 4. 4 - 57 1. THE STJN. i4VDLAT ? ~ ~ -L D t:0 14.; TIiVILSDAYs' SEtqaaMilila,:27l. 1804. - . W . NOT "1" sin& Lugger ; or Schogner, were ntitiid.t 134togne Hsrbour on Tues day cvenitig. Tltc IlerJes art afraid lest the ca , terly winds might drjyo ilicm faith= [ruin their kitteris thin' thejg:intendid to go. • fatherinquiries.-tendling. the. gallant Lieu.. tenant Witt itsri•, - we hall'.,titicleistootl, that he has ltkeeu libeyatcd,,not as a Prisoner of . as a Spite Criminal . of 'too .bgl74 ..char to lo kept "in • l'aris\ list should onta riiiiate ICeepers . •6l hi>r Fran:.:' rod ,hit in(aipbuA_ atd - unpieeittinted: treatment . Q 1 was ilfiffiii;inticr the whole n i ation of France, and that t was Whis. p-...red to the Arch-fiend it tnnjht be Odvisable to re: lAst which he has thought fit to do in tho ungracious manner atiove-mentioned. MAT notorious perveitcr of until, to answer its own malignant views---=that C4roi t icle of its own inconsistencies, after having, not more than tell days ago, blamed the Minister 'for his tardiness in' calling Spain to . a.n account for assisting our Fnemy with the sinews of War, is now pouring,out its daily effusions of bile and splenetic nonsense against the Goverritnent, ,because there apvarA at pre- , tent a strong prohability of a necessary rupture with Spain. This Necessity,, we are bold to. say, will not arise solely, as' this venomous Print asserts, trion the charge of sopp!ying France with sums of money, beyond which " we have heard," says he, " of no breach of Neutrality icimimittsd by Spain ;" but from measures poruitifi'by t hA t Country, at this moment, of a very different nature; nicasures which, unless put a stop to, woild.aid the • .• . Corsican. in his views against this. Country, ii li_ nicely more than the Mines of South America. Lillis Writer ignorant Of the Naval Preparations that are eirtr - ying (11) ' ' it 4 the greatest aCtivity in the rarts ...Ferr 9 l, Cadiz, and tattliagenal I,s k emit ih rc the Navy of Spain is superior in its nom. bets, its strength and condition, to that of France; arid that if Such a Navy be suffered to equip and prepare itself for aaion, under the orderof 130.NAP,OtT5i whilewe look carelessly on, it might enable him to prosecute his scheme of conquest and destriktion with double effea, whilst our Navy would be re. (prired to be increased to such an extent as to cost the Nation some millions annually, Inure than, its present establishment i Is he ignorant of these taels? Or, if be choice to turn a deaf ear to them; because . they do not suit his purpose, we would advise him, for the sake of , his .ctedit 'and that of his Paper, to inform himself better, and draw his inferences frOm faas, instead of falsehoods. We again repeat, that Spain is artning,, and that she has not yet given any .atial a tiory explanation for what purpose phe is arming. If that Atiliament be intended to aet against England, it is of little consequence to us whether it be the efrea of force or inclination on the pit . ' of Spain. What would the Mornin; Chronicle . . say, if Goiernment should order our whole Naval Force to be withdrawn from betUre the Testel and F•tishing, and forbear all hostilities against the put c (t,.tie.catoi they had been absolutely compelled enter into • a n, a llia n ce with. France t Yct the difference is very littlein our situation w i t h, regard • s rl S r ain and I lolland. • • '" Two ilambragh Mails art iyed this morning, which bring, snare intelligence of fr i9terist, and to which we ictex our Kr,iders in the follow in.- articles al jourtlids•cootain the fullo4ing article: -According to' accounts from p cp(l 4 l 91:111c =9th of August, followin4 per. pons= had been lirought . to that city, from Porto mrizio, under a French.e'scop, and committed to pion, viz. Vitro/mu/ Corrodi, the 'Danish Coti . 7 barlq' kaai6al4 the Dutch C6nsul ; Gath,4,ll, the Svee(lish C 0041; ;mil 5 . 4 Other persons." Ihe cau,t tit thcs attest!;, cowycins ;:vhiali the Geogcse the inst. 01 iilent, it not yet knoVo ! 5, - . -A Division of the Army, tinder tl ! e rfAninpq'ti,,pf qte, Maishal 'Empire, jou RiiAlq, h as r it...14 . - tod; # l:scyj ! , 1 0 r 044.14111 into cho Eecissisttical States, artelloiiitite ' Arokrupder b't. CY "Jibe lat4eit had bom titne rzo 6i.1iz.;1 bi-, LUqfligiuto4 1 1 =i84;. tom ~K !!' ' 0 ,1; ;;i bil,post.-Futtif4 Troors have been seat to ilielMamil at Eau i-Genetal Titu it E fr tAT has the..coyomand44.p.! In consequence of the epidemical slisorder,oM4- 1ii85, - all Skilit;that arrive at Genoa from that NI or•its vicinity, are obliged, to perform quarantine. Initead.of General PrN.o, Who haLbegnaffointed Minister at War for the Malian Republic, ,C.;eneraL TittvuLsz, by a Decree of the EMP 1 11,0 ii NAPO. 1.-EON, issued at QA.tertd, 14s, been appointed Corn. rnandaut - o'i - tbe French Army on the Coast of the CiseF4n, Tchkil been rqYl,l4,Pd tho . the day bcforc the sudden depart4s.of Parke Louls front. tforip; ,cgnerat Pimp arrived there, on his cauin fruaarance to Milan. VENt,cs, Jpurnals state, alai orders have been tcFeived from Phis by the Pent in Cliief in Upper Italy, , to plape French , Gareiso9 in the Pop4l 11a:bouts Accona .and Civita Vet to secure them against any potsible attack, NAPLES ! AUG. 15,099 French troops which are distributed in Puglia, along the coast of ,the Adriatic, will, it is said,-he reinforced by a wholedivisi9n from Lipper Itdl r., An English Ship of War, of 74 guns, lies at Castel.a.mare, ready to take on board the English Mr. LLI,Tor, and' the English IVlcr4bants here, should political circumstances , typire .4. The. Ex-Mini. ster, NI..Ac ro v, `resides fin his estates in §ieily, The Russian Troops that have arrived at Corfu will be distributed in the other Islands of the Re. Public of 14P-sexen Islands, as Larne, Cephalonia, &c. and the corn necessary for their subsistence will be brought from the Russian Porta on the Black Sea. MALAGA, Auo. 2s. —The epidemic disease which prevails here has unhappily so much in. creased, that yesterday 21 1 , or, according to other accounts, 276 persons died. The pumber of the sick amounts to above 3000. The road from Ma laga is covered with fugitives, and the city had presents the most dreadful scene of misery. (ANOTHFR LETTER) SAME DAM) The fate of this City is truly deplorable. PCS lence, famine, and earthquakes ; in fine, the greatest plagues on earth unite ,against us : the fever carries Off a great number of persons daily : it is not, how , ever, the same epidemic disorder as last year, bu has [Ken occasioned by the violent heat, the great scarcity of corn and other provisions, which has been Severely felt by the poorer cl:4sses of the inhabitants, the improper use of fruits, &c. 'We have here now not niore corn at the (It_ most than will last us tur a inpritli i po4 should we receive no supplies in consequence of .the communi. cation being cutoff, we must'suffer dreadfully► from famine. , RoME, SEPT. t.—The Port has ordered hie Secretary of State for Forejg . n 'Affairs to communi. catero thellifierent Courts lila approaching journey 'to Paris, to which he Ii ul received two invitations. As all official copmunications with the Court of St. Petershurgh are interrupted, it is understood tint a p a peorrm'tod4tion with that Court will be nego. tiated through ti); .Mejlation of the Court of Vienna. • , Tus HAG UG, Serr. ril.—Yesterday . evening a courier arrived here from our Ambassador, Setts*. 1.1) E N; , .1N0;, who met the Etriperoi NAPOLI° /4 at Nuys, on the 13tbitist. and accompanied him to Cologne,- where His Majesty arrived on the r+th. Both Ale Ainhassador SCHIMMELPENNINCK, and the French Ambassador SEmptavtu.g, will accorn. rank the Emperor to Mentz. AMSTEILDA.M, SEPT." 18.—Our Courant of this day states, under the head Paris, that important Dispatches. have been received there from Russia. Yesterday Dispatches were received from Admi. tal Ttintivattouctr, off. the Texel, dated on - board t h e E at l eo of 74 gianS, the IBth instant. Several movements 1134 been observed among the Enemy's Vessel, Ott none of such impovtaoce 4,, t o the supposition that they would immediately put to Yesterday, 44. KY/) o'clock, the Spanish Awhassa. der had an intetview. with Lord HAI( ao w at h_ is Office in Downing-street. Th 4 Rightlion. WILLIAM PITT held a-meeting at Dover Castle, on Tuesday, of . the Mayors cif Dover. Teal,Voik.st9tie, HYdlet 3cc. to consult rc , prelivg - the dtalt for the Arniy of Reserve- in the Cit,tpie Ports. Lot t i Mtat.v t.e yesterday came to Town from Wimbledon, and transadedhtisiOeSS at' the Admi, ralry. HisLordship to Cilitek4l, take possession Of `his house at the Adrotrisiry , in ahOrt tune. Earl CAM1),,,“1 had yestettiax a I.mg interview with Vioetiunl'Mßt4itua, at 11)e;Aiimitplty. - • 4VIEL,y;t3A s4ti Of ibis tlat to meet Mi. PITT at VcialmcreAstle. ' ?iii*.lloy4 Highness the Dutra of Sulsex' return., ed. tficaning EO Cailttonilifausc, flow Weymolithe' , Lotittow-kgiidirAivrd in Car; : - .listi; ; i•lrotiritose Ca s e a ' tiO I 04% t i tietn on aVi it t 0 Bishop • and in die iiiernoon t hk gAv e a tiegabi biniter to r the COti)tir;4sQiii . 4114.1.a,11041,11.WQ . 4 StiortY - ; , . „ The' Morning Chronicle has done.us the honour to 4t• length, a Paragraph which appearea in TALE 'SIM a few days ago, respefling Spain. In his comment upon it, the Editor has rzyived the'old story of a substitute Prime Minister,' which _is as little cono - efled with :the' ciyestkon, as it is 'with truth. We . are certainly obliged to The Chronicle for identifyipg - us with Mr. Pirr,-'btit we will not accept thia .. clistinftiort it, the elcpCuFc of We did not. presume fo say, JVIr. PITT was it embarrassed about a point of honour;" weknow, , and so does every man (fqr on this subject we pretend to know no more than others), that ,His CATHOLIC MAJESTY did, by his Treaty made: with France, whilst he professed Neutrality . , at. tack our Honour as much as our Interest, by skibsidizimi our Encmy ; we know also, that this Public Insult was not publicly noticed by those who, at the titne, composed our :Government`; ' we know also, charaller of that Government ; considering, therefore, with Mr. FOF,.(from whose speech upon the Warthat part of our Paragraph was almost literally taken) that the pauing.aver as iilSUltfor a moment, is 4ccitriescing in it, we certainly do conceive that the present Ministers, if they look upon the conduit of Spain in a different light from their Predeceisors, are emharrasseAl by the piaceed. ings which they may disapprove, but cannot dis. avow. Whatever responsibility therefore 4111aCileS to our coquet towards Spain, repq .The ,accothst pi' her Treaty ftyo ,krrauct, must undoubtedly Belong to Mr. ActottfoTN4 ?lopci this is.so evident, that nothing but a Afornin o r Gkquicle could mkt it ne. cessary to urge it. The observations of that Editor rtspefting the Navy, are only appticable, to the ciiisAtitin of Block. adei it may be necessary to adopt that system at one time of the year, and not at another—to block. ade the French Portv, but not those of Spain. In Ilion, it is by n o means 4 consequence of the sys. tem which it is at present thought right to adopt, that we shall never have an opp{trtuiiity of striking 410. ther Wow at the Maritime P wer either y e We repeat, that .we must 'tall the Vindication of our Honour a case of necessity, and with' such a case Policy hainothing to do. If by attributing to our fornri INc.agraph' to ra. ther a mysterious nature," our O k yonritt signifies, that either we are not in p,4,;ll;titsts of .11 the fuel' the, cute, or that notnot> being ho, mue n:: it to form a decicive opipiouuntil we shill. h4ve them . b e f ore 1 1 5—We Opal:4 assiltY toA.ise f.,11 1 41g0 s it nne neither new nor heaTy, anti we (Cute fa. vn., willing to incur it. Tfic Tf-I 'AM 1,1, / iff kwve rjWO, a sterling old Comedy, that puts tp shame most modern prodtidions, was Well attended last night at COveut-Gartien Theatre, and well representetl.—.—, KE14.13 L Leda, is one of his best ehar. k oors. He supported it with manly firmness throughout, and forcibly appealed to the feelings when vindicat,ed the honour anti asserted the rights of the' lnjurpd, husband. LE WIS anti Mrs. CLov r actnir,ibly kepi Up the ball in the Ce4ere coprait; steel .t:itifogiq. Mrs. GLov • - i t t is certainly one ut th e very hell Co. miC Miresses of the present day. Mt‘. 41*: 14944 was a good, rcpreseittativP MOrritilfb The Farce Was'The Blenders at Br4htcm. ito_vvi omitted the senseless mitnicl:ry formerly intr.mionl in the iiithmges character. ;Ind rthirtard- it with tnuclt humour. MvNoart and FA 4 lll(ern-werc bqth strong props to the Piece, and the tatter acqtsitted admirably in the Mock-It a liag Son g , which was et:cared. Mis6 . 9ItIMANI, w h o deservedly acqu ired much credit at the Haymarket Theatre, is prrtyrrning at Liverpool. Slur in a very italfrotiog Adrcsh and well merits , a permanent footing on the Condors boards. .- . A new Themre open on Mandav nets it Fat« mouth, under she dire lion of Mr. Fts ex. The Public Prints are kind enough to assist Ma nagir: Weihill Ministers. Some of them stote that Mrs. LlTctivtst.t,) is to represent the heroine in all the pieer's ttt watch the roqng k,pscisir is ti) perfortn, flits is a very early arrangcmenkai& cernint perlvrmtances•-which' are not in false till the middle of November, ay4 about which thing hay ken settle 4. CHAALtsKEtwtor.t, we understand, was in im. rniti,coc• danger of losing his life in bathing while he was in Russia. Whether he was seized by the cramp, or Whether he ventured too fir from shore, we have not , heard, hut he was taken up nearly lifeless, The Public will be glad to hear that lee is pe,tfealy recovered, as he ivesjigiahte for his pri.-- VatC charatler, as well as respedable in his pro. fession. 7 - ; E , • Mrs. Btu.it;crott is gratifying the people of Hereford with her delighttul sttains . duri ng the pre Wgek.. QU ICK follows her to the same' oa ce . ne?ct week, and will douhtlessgtatify them as much' i n his way, piwicuiariy as he hps, nut been in I'M t pliiee hbforc. original Cantle Ador proceeds Ittrwards GlOUCestrt. YeAtte_thty Sir- Harry Dimsdale matte perrrlal ap. r , , , „ i i f 11.147,,tti0n. I : 0 Vilaaltitt tlai iititauF.,ty .or, a gran, .0 ,enabie him to hectirne an.47Afrerer. He wabliA,Aiskled 1 fiy,thl 1 1 1tojimate„ dim ha might t.tke on him the = tick' Without bfr4l4li.fl the , laws. A 1 . 1).-itt . ! ti 'now 1 :;engtavirig with the arms al 1 he l_ripror of G , :ayrait, i :wilidl Ilvc" Iffite Mayor will wcar 404ilitictcdirwr. hia,l Alec*, 1- , ..! - , 1 _rQICr , M.OI7TII, .SEPT: 26.—Arrived the rtgok ADL7GTON, from Rigs ; Drifre, FISHER, from Lon. don ;Myer, Pow t.ts,from St. Pe tersburgh ; and Lam. pradea, from " Cadiz. Arrived the Alega - ra Fire.ship from off the. French Coast ;. and the Prospero Bomb from a Cruige. YMOtrtH i Szi r. 25.-:—Arrived off the Sounti, this afternoon the s4l4r4i CAW?, outward-hood , East Indiamao, /from the ItiVeri. Sailed the Naiad — Frigate, on.a Cruize to the Westward ; and dle Oa/mita/Armed Ship, fur the Downs. "rhc PaNdimr, oruguul k .eitme into Harbour this .morning Jo re.fit. The S;tior and lf,lVe Frigates, at anchor in the Sound have received orders to proceed to Sea with, all expedition. • Arrives' the Strip .Piessiteri, Captain MoN -1 01 from LOndoo, bound the4etuth Seas, Tut back to re.fit,.having•prorts her it:lain-mist to the south• :ward of thiliant. P.-S. Sailed this vireAing the Si 1 ;Ur Frigate td tbe NiVestwani. • PgAl-1 .2 . 6.—sailed His Isilajeiry's, s ,li.j ) Grejicurni anti • enstpr, for Dungeness ;: and Y' maka, on a Croke of Ostend. • tri Ytd .0).; .7:,wqici/er Armed .Dgeoce . Shipf t°l9 §hiOds t and remains. lu the bine Xibirt P. llcf " C ' L ligi !Ai t nl4) l I`)XC4t", Ja t 4:ll4ill ; PY. " 4 13 .-• , - 4n .00 ,NAAcy ; Armed Pciesio'Snisa witti Thopoppkgk- s more, • -. ••- - - 'YAILMOUTHi-SETT..• 26. Pot -in, Avlr l ' i)°"-# /NO "' txso (tom Chaih3tp., BARTH, Lie of 'Wight ; Rose, STONE; fit) l ‘ ) " Cli ; i • gfizabeth, •C L A y rirnautl) ; iriuSsins 010. Mary, Pirrt.e, Chichester ; and .the three follow,. itig with lose of anchors, 11.iitowsin, i 1 0G , ussiovo, TuttssuLL, and Felicity, I, I ItOPTO, of and frail London. SHEERNESS, SEPT. 26.--Citne into. Harbour to: re-fir, the .Agatnemnao. The Ro.ciira Sloop of War has the Conv , l totlie Baltic and.the.Kitu Arfacci ship for the &be, • Cl that Ships at this -Pnti— .urit.,ll4*cper:4flefoituirttoi;put ii. 1 :1 6 ,1 6 ") . ', , 4 . 1:111 .. d . , ,, :Oh! Spark l e r 9" 1 1.1 7: 14 :1: 11WA." . C l :in t . ;:i ai n in- d Stin ! .i4ahsei94lllll :714SWIle4elirnri--ae.) ► : and ,A net' Sloop of War,' called the 'Tout, hath, ll '. I Yeasa-411 . 0 L i,.. ~ 2 We Teceilirea soontiors (row IN e- ' „d,t ;1713,stst ,17 , 1-iis Ma Mossy'" ty '.l 6111, ,t 1 I IL"' ''' ,''tee On the 'TI', having 1.10o -I in Wt ' lt the Ship ./I;4l.erts, (Jr Lonetuillwhich wal lormerly t'iken by 14 French Ptivateeis 46dStried ° I ' )" Havannah); she was bo•and from thence to /slew' Yarks and manned with French and S Pl nialdh 4i c le . was commanded by an Eng lishman of the two °I " 10 char 11 1 9 . who said he rece ived the f t . fl a Merchant at the Havannalt. He pretends to h3v; given security to the French Captor, for endoil the_, Ship and cargo, answe rable V the 1J It ll t.* ‘fl . ao;et, on his charge of the Ai/PVC sliip. Ca' ! 1 E 40 , sir. of the 4,,,der. 'bought prop n e r to deial,..„ et, anti has eent her into - Haliftta; . lasi AL, t in tho g - --,-}ktros,vprlf.it be true, as state;.._ , rehO Pa ) er3, that an East.lntb.sman haa hee,"„li; lures/ up ,h er- how ward-bottoil p.noage , il 'r , i1 . (1 , 0 ' • , lis° ' aIK I .ersoisistie Irren‘h Fs sees, and come . ' 11 10 .the tvla9ritius, it ii apprehended, the Stilt 4 4/c ' ' is the libbea• She sailed fruit' Cello. in curni" l " / with Ihe UlliPr , 44e• riintv and $;I Wllliarl l'ii 1; 1 ' F t fitO r ld parreAl tr4lll them on the 4, 11 .. 't N l ,: } ;',, ; ' f • wee" Peyton' ay;4.the .1.111,i In France . 'l:te rr''''' ' k iriiirr ho i 1,, g • • . rafwart..—lund 7 111 p, scokr 110) te nt , . 2 134 h ufniy,,,friiitocoto.,o,ll-i) pc,c.`:ej: !y, if oaptured, it must have been after vr''' ‘ - o i trig so far on her voyage. . Our last ae,) , ,1 , ' '::,, ch ~,..ry i rw v Al t ' v i e : : : $ . . mi 1 . ,: r e f, 3 1 : ::: : :: : 1 1, ' :', 7 1; 4 . i. . tu r t h ,o r e :; ,, :c f hl i,. ' h y :: : i,w t:. a g . , : . ;;: i I.! t te t it eb 4 l. l l : ll : s l l) 4 ,Ei A il: i l e mt l it i . le nu i p. , : ' ;6: . : B,t ‘ t i p . t 1 nl 2 l M f l : f : lVi i a s i o l t o ttti ‘' , 4 : ' ° : : : l" f n i, a ' a v i a. 3 / 4 1 i - ti ii s , ° l ll / .. . , .' tor e: 0;1 ex:: e ii tt ia to sail b.l o s n ile a eisrit.at4eiv'enr; t v . c: i : Tr i to ri t i l f e : s i oll ' i i : 1 , atatiS . estimated.. to b c , w urth: 410,6001, .- 1 4-‘",,id, ;14 t ' b ..: . . i , capture i% Ova mox- , e . . s _,.. ... we • of 25°'°°°1 was done' upon her at 1,41,1141, '' ' re to be I' Vett:Cif, d FPO'. is o • many Passengers on beard returning r° r ''' Pg t hi. among — wiloPl WC•fC..Ong of, the °woos et!'" alt' i-' amilY s with a 'very large property. it 114,1,,r, Peal; strange, thak any gentlemen wnuiti under" write the'Abtia after the atatement in the 16 0 j Rapers; but the fad is, that many enterh'ippia I, l ‘... .: sl u n i e fciiiyl9lllo;,:ifnxdir.:siniibtneiiinegt ' il French it fa i b i ri g cit t Z ; : ;: l ite , seemly minute in mderaillieng°t6liiie r d v i e lt (eh:: articles which tho Cargo was eamps)sed ; .but has OS c o o lo.give, what. WAS more eas y to be learnt, the il • , of the Ship, - ' • i itle . 1 e s WO-I;4y.e. advicet rutin St: Heretiot ag ' 4l S te .9tb.af. June, at which time -the lifiza /1""'ilot !Vigra* Priltc" , :y, and - the tiniOn, sail'd fron ) ,., A 151400. '.'When under sail, a i iinal was n to ' Ship being in sight , . sithich was supposed 1 11 3tir fo p either the - frit/re of. Wairior the 4// 4 ?.'; `. l 000 all the rirCutnstances of the .ease, the" I doubt of its . being the former. to) wit hthe Rol' 'int , tradoid and ll ),ollllFrigateSi 1 t „ e rnr -,cp s , ,--0:; a' nd-frarner,'Sloopa, are (,)e cif ,, c ,‘,lwiCt )l9- cr,:d ittintedatelk from DepttOrd ante , - 1 6/01.4 °,1 the Note, UC6.lllllailied by the rlumtgr,:-... ._.. I cthtiot, and Pelenterro GUn.hris 44, ' , • Intitit. wihe ,~. ^,~ _` ..~..-