The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

LONDON. WIDNOSDAY ) bIiPTEMBIL 19, /804. , Last night the illonitettis of the t tth inst. were received, but they bring very little intelligence in addition Co that which we yesterday exciu. lively laid before our Readers from the Papers of the toth, except a ridiculous account, given by Admiral MA CON, of the skirmish between a slim of the Flotilla under his command, and the Oreitei and "Charvi'ox. The 'French Boats, of , course, compelled the British Frigatri to seek safety in flight. He admits, however, that the Flotilla sustained considerable damage. The Hamturgb Mail due on Sunday arrived this morning : it confirms the account of the Embargo having been taken off the Russian and Swedish Shirt in the Harbour of Leghorn. The other Power whore Ships were seized, was nor, as was gene. telly conjectured, D.:fir:lark, but Prussia. 'The `whole business arose from the officious precipitation of the French Central at Leghorn. The GitittlD SIGNma has Consented V) acki'ow. Wirt BOH4FAILIJOS usurped Title. *rue Insurreaion which we yesterday stated to have broken our in Spain, is of so serious a nature, , that we very much doubt whether the futile Go. vernment of that Country possess the means of sup.' pressing it ; recourse, therefore, will most probably lie had to the drama; we assistance of rAnce ; and from that hour the little that- remains of the dignity And independence of the once mighty Monarchy of Sp a i n w ill be lost for ever. There can be little doubt but that this insol ration has been fomented by the Emissaries of lioNAPAlllit, in order to give him opportunity of interfering, and thereby enable him more eifittually to carry into execution the plan he has formed of fitting out the remains of the Spanish w r i ne against this Country. 'That this would he the fate of the ,Opanish Go. vernment we have icing foreseen : all the sacrifices it has made to the daft:tent Revolutionary Govern. menus cif grant;---:t11 the insults it hai patient. ly e..dured, will not save it Pont the grasp of French Rapacity and Tyranpy, Whether i'vussiu will t a ke warW,ng (torn the fate of Spain, time alone will shew. The Powers of Europe may at length be convinced, that nothing but determined, active opposition, can save them from becoming, one brone, the Slaves of France, and that con. cession .and humility only lead to fresh insults, exactions, and aggressions. Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held at Lord Elmittowsr's Office, in Downing.street, at which Earl CAMDFN, Vlieotlnt MILVILLR, Lords FIAR ROWBY. MULGRAVI, HAWKEsAttILY, and the remainder of the Cabinet Ministers in Town, at tended. Sir Home POPHAM had yesterday a long inter. view with Lord Ma LvIL LE at the Admiralty. It was reported last week upon the Exchanges of Amsterdam and Rotterdam, that Ltrc:tEN Boni.- PARTE had remitted from Leghorn, Genoa, Venice, and Trieste, to banking.houses in Holland, and at Harnhurgh and Lyheck, no less than twenty mil lions of livres, 840,0001. to be placed in the English (dads, under five dttrerent names; but that the spies Of his worthy brother NAPOLEON had discovered this politico. financial m inctuvre, and, with the ex. ception of six millions of livres; 250,0001. NAru.. LEON 110 d counterafted the intents of Luc and laid an embargo on the money. It is even said, that two of Luc tEN'a agents hive been taken up, and sent to France; and that orders have been sent to Lucca, where I-Lc te N lately resided, to confine. him. Another • =our is current, that he had pre viously made his escape on board a neutral Vessel at Leghorn, arid sailed either for America or Eng. land. We d not know what credit is due to these reports, nor whether they be entitled to any. We . know, however, from private letters, both from France and Italy, that Madame BONAPARTE, the mother, and PAUL INA BONAPARTE, the Princess BORGHESE, have in vain attempted to reconcile the mock Emperor v.ith his ian, culotte brother, arid, that the former has forbidden the latter to set his foot, not only in France, but upon the territory of the Italian Republic. Even Louts IloNarmura sought to effett a reconciliation, and went as Lir as Turin to speak to Luc I EN, but there a Courier from NAPOLEON overtook him, ordering hint to 'return to Paris. Madame BONAPARTE, the' mother, and her brother, Cardinal FEhill, with the other mem. bets of the BoNArAtcrc family, are, however, in hope,' with the assistance of Cardinal CAPRARA, CAataAeztvg, and TALLEYRAND, to overcome the "rduchtes of the libt'eal NAPOLEON, and that; before his mock Coronation, another mock Senatus Con ultimo will be proclaimed, making Lu ct s.N and JEROME BONAPARTE Revoluti!•nary Imperial thigh. nesses, and restoring to then, their withheld right s , and the permission, privilege, and etiquette, to sa. lute the Austrian and ftusstan Princes, their MAIL COUSINS ! i ! Preparatory to the Grand Review that is to take place of the East India Brigade, on the 29th instant, the three Regiments are ottt two days per week each, a drill day, and a dteas day, for the-purpose of pratlising the numerous manoeuvres oftieled to be gone through on that day. Yesterday morning the tst Regiment of Life G u ard s weft; roviewe3 by the Riri-of TON, .on Wimbledon .common, when that fine Re. g i ment ma d e a most at mirahl: appearance, and went through a variety of evulntions in a most ex. Mimic and creditable style._ The Loyal Southwark Volunteers had a field.ex. ertise yesterday at Kennington Commioo, Instruetions have been given to fill the ditch be. fore Pcvensey with water the first tide after the alt. pearance.of the Enemy's Gun-boats off the Coast of Sussex ; anti the whole level is to be inundated should the Enemy advance. Similar orders have been is, sued as to Romney Marsh. Brigadicr.General Sir CIINKLES B. BoUOHTON is Jpputtited to the CAMinanti of Manchester, 'in the room o f IVlajor.General BE toort, removed to Liver. pool ; and Lieut.. Colonel HUGH Bat t,t, t e Inspea ing Field.Oflicer, in the toom of Lieut..Colonct IluTctitrt , ON. Brigadier FlLMiitt, is otached to the Brigade. A detachment of the Royal Artillery, Conasting of six 24.pountlers, with their proportion of ammo. litorrs, and waggons, marched into Canter. bury from Woolwich on Saturd a y l ast , w h er e f or the present they rem tin ; their ultimate itestination is for the batteries on the coast. Friday and Saturday last upwards of 300 of the Army of R,eser,ve arrived in Maidstone tont) Bris. trd, which on MundaY and yesterday took their route for Hithe, to lae incorporeited 'in the 59th Regiment of Foot. On Thursday list four coorrinies of the tsth, or y,,fk Reserve, arrived at wevermitle.opon-Tynt from Berwick, and on Sunday marched to Shields, waiting orders to he embarked to join the eighth Regiment of Foot, which is now fling in Kenn and into which they belie entered. With a view to ascertain whether any, and what number of men in the Regiments of the Line and Mi. !ilia, may, from age or infirmities be at present unfit for duty, His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief has direAed (in Circular Orders of the t 3th inst, addressed to' General Sir D. I.)trwons, &c.) that a Hoard in each 4rietie in the Southern Dir. 'rid, consisting of the Genqal Officer commanding the same, the Field OAcers, and the ttegimen. sal Medical Staff, should proceed to inquire into the cases of those melt who are not in the ha. hit of the regular performance , of their regimental duty, or who are cistisidered unequal to hurdles or other fatigues.- The Troop of Cavalry attached to Colonel Hit,. Essex Legion have volunteered to do the present duty on that part of As Coast, in relief of the detachment of the list Light Dr i i goons , now on that service, Last week several diehlons of the Atmy of Re. serve passed through Wei ester to join the 40th Regiment, A Letter from Dublin, dated September 15, says, it W e aso surl y to letken that Lord CATH CAR T has been fur some days confined to his room by irdis. position, in consequencr of his great exertions in visiting and exercising the Troops at the diffinent eneamptents during the fast tcto3 month r," From Ike LONDON GAZETTE,Sept. 18, 0304. Wai-Coffice, Sept. tB, 1804. Eighth Regiment of I.i ) ht Diagoons, Lieutenant-General John Floyd to be Colonel, vire General Sir Robert Laurie, deceased. zsci Ditto, Major. General %4illiam Cartwright to he Colonel. vice ►..ieutenant-General Floyd, removed to the Bth Light Dragoons. kyallitaty Laugard, Cent. to be Secretary and Adjutant. Codmissistst signed by ;he lord Liextemant of the Gismo/ of Ayr. 3d Bartdfiao Ayrshire Po !unreel' ittlantry. Charles Sommerville M'Allister, Est] to be Major, vice Reid, resigned. Dated August 17t "A* Commtwicon Ist tbit Roy II North Lincolnshire Militia, signed by the Cord Lieutenant. A. R. Basset, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated fitly 30, 1 3 04. Williatit Duncan Campbell, Gent. to be Lieuteount. Dat ed August ss, 1804. 114NXRUP'7C13 3 ENLARGED. Tosenb Sawyers, late of Charles•strect, Cavendish.square, Micylls6tot,.shOetnaker, trorn Sept. ts, to Nov. 3,41 ten, at Guildhall. William Towne, of Deptford, Kent, clerk and bookseller, from Sept. u, to Oat. rt, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 244VKRUPTS. Robert Hilton, of Hollivvcll.street, Strand,vianaller, to su r. render Sept. zs, a 9, and O& 30, at ten, at G uildhall. IS!tornics, Ildiebsrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, leet.striet. William Harris, late of Drurplane, Middlesex,woellen.dra. per, to surrender Sept. 25, 29, and Oct. jts, at ten, at Attornm., Melts. french iirul Castle-Street, Holborn. Henry kidley, of Siteplird's.Market,"M.iy.Fair„ Middlesex, grocer, to surrender Oct. 6, 9. and 30, at ten, at. Guildhall. Attouiey, Mr. Richings, Thavies-Inzi, Holborn. John Ler, of Liverpool, L ancashire, merchant and insurance. broker, to surrender Oct: 15, 16, and 30. aI one, at the Globe Ta Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Naylor, Li. verpool. DINDSNDS. Oa. it. Thomas Ernerton, late of Stoney Stratford, Buck inghamshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Cock Inn, Stoney Stratfilld. Oat. 13, William Berry, of Oakham, county of Rutland, apornceary, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Oakharn. Nov. 3. Edward W iiitellead, of the New-road, Tottenham• court, fvliddlesex. merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Ocl. as. William Barwell, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, brandy. Int!reharit, At tour, at the, King's Head, Yarmouth. oa. 27. Willi= Elliott, late of Newington Causeway, Surrey, haberdasher, at to t, at GuildhalT, London, Oet. t 6. l oho Agnew, of G rosvenor-square, Middlesex, ban ker, and partner with James Strange, lames nashwood, and George Peacocke, at ten, at Guildhall. Ott. is. William Gangs., of Dorchester, Dorsetshire, tallow. ehandler,at eleven, at the Antelope Inn. Dorthoster. Oct. tr, John Owens, of Oswestry, Salop, merchant, at eleven, at the Griffin, Moll, Flintshire. Oct. 13. William Stead, heretofore of 'Little Tower-Hip, hot late of Mortimer street, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, kit Guildhall. " CERTIFIcisrAs. oft. 9. Hugh fonts, of Cow-lane, Snow-bill, London, clu:ostowngter. Nathan Lythgoe, of Liverpool, Lancashire, timber-mer. chant. . !oho Curwen, tate of Cockerh.rni, Lancashire, horse,dealer. Robert st t Ailet and William Stewart, ot Nianchester, dealers and co. ihir rs, Robert M 4 WWII of George-street, Minories, London, ship broker. nu I. ;Limburg!) M Ms. • It il Iv SD. . PRICE OF STOCKS, WWII DAY •y TwiLvk O'CLOCK. CL•rILOI3 rr r r r 571 1 1 Olnnium • • • • • 6 THI SUN. SOLlibt Ql*l,l 4i0L9,11. PAL $Olll 41)0114T1 THE HAMBURGII MAIL. LEGHORN, AVG. v4.—The alarm into which we were thrown by the Embargo required by the French General, and granted by our Government, on the Russian, Swedish, and Prussian Ships, is now entirely dispelled. The Court of Florence felt equal surprise and dissatisfaaion at the measure. The day before yes terday an Order arrived to set again at liberty the Ships of the above-mentioned three Nations, to re. move the Privateer which had been placed at the entrance of the Harbour, and to withdraw the French Soldiers from the Guard-boat in the middle of the Harbour. . The Merchants here have sent expresses with this agreeable intelligence to Naples and other Ports. This occurrence was occasioned in the following manner Mr. ICIERAsont, a Frenchman, who is settled at Florence, wrote to a Frenchman here who superintends some business of his Nation, that on the r9th several Couriers from Paris had passed through Florence, and on being questioned what Was the news, had said, that France had declared War against Russia, Sweden, and Prussia. This person 'communicated the information to the French General, who immediately had recourse to the mea. sures in question. As soon as the Government of Florence had learned what had happened, a strict inquiry was made into the affair, and M. Li/RANGES. has been arrested. CONSTANTIROPLI, Ava. 9.—Answer of the Sublime Porte to the last Note of the French Am. bassador. " The Sublime Porte has received and considered the Note delivered to it by its friend the French Ambassador. It imports that NAPOLgON 13orintirtal. a, First Consul, has-been ap. pointed Emperor olthe French; that this Dignity is to be Here. ditary, and descend to his Legitimate Children and Male Dc. scendants ; and in failing of them, to the Princes Josztn or Louts BONAPAATZ, and their Legitimate Chiltlten and Heirs ; further, that the Representatives of the trench Ern.. pire at foreign Courts, as also those 6f other Powers in France, until they shall have received their new Credentials, Hill abstain front all tociprowel official cetnttiuniciotetee, though without negleding the pressing occurrence, of the time, on wh*h they will correspond In a friendlrmanner. The Sublime Porte, accunling to its usual sincerity, pa - ticipates, with the most intimate Sttlefaelion, in **err increase of the dignity, hwunar, and glory of every• Pawn wilh which It' leas friendly comegions . I t is• consequently macd to the said Ambassa4ot, wetland, thats►nee the rupured bands of (rifmiship and concord between the. two , Powers have been renewed, the Sublime Porte has received, with the most sinew joy, the intelligence of the late occur. settees in France, which, since they lay a foundation for the welfare and tranquillity of that Empire % mutt nave a bent. ficial 0141 on the general tranquillity and 'trolly. With, Jewett to the commun►cation, it is admitted that the cor respondence on any bUstiteS4 that may occur 64;1 be carrkco on by non-official communications, till the necessary Chanel; shall be made in the citric:l;l4lS on either side. i 4 The Sublime Porte will ah,vays avail itself oftecry rortuntty still more to strengthen anti improve the trienclship suWsting between it and Frano.o. According to advice from Alexandria, of the 23d of June, the Mimelukes under the command of CaroN BEY 13naotsst, have been Already three times yittorious aver the Arnauts, but not in so decisive a iminner as to open them a way to Cairo. The WPCHAU remains in untlisturbsd voshession of Mecca and Medina, We have here, within a fortnight, had six Ares, which have laid a great number of houses in ashes. To.day three Greek Commercial Houses, jao. tstmo.SAmotracA, and Co. and InOMA itus, and Natro‘acku and Co. have stopped payments Their Gams amount to above two millions of piastres. Sesit.rx, Auo. 20.-..” The General in Chief of the Servian Insurgents, GlOl4ll ClakNY, has taken Semendria by storm, in which he has found a great booty. GIORGI CIIIINY learned the Military Art in the Austrian Army, and always expresses the greatest esteem for the Minister at War, the Arch. duke CHARM, to whom he has sent a beautiful Arabian horse as a present. The Commercial House of Fitoststo and Co, which is connetted with that of the same name at Constantinople, has failed. Mr. ARBUTHNOT, who is going as English Am. hassador to Constantinople, has arrived here. RATIIBON, SEPT. 3.--The Prussian Counsellor of Legation, HAUPMAN, has . received a Rescript from Berlin, in which His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY has acknowledged the new Hereditary Imperial Dignity of Austria, which he considers merely as an affair of that House, since, according to the express as s e t _ lion of the Court of Vienna, it will produce no change in the relations of that Court to the German Empire. The Counsellor of Legation, Havtmme, has no tified to the Imperial Commissary HUGEL, this view of the subjeit, and, in consequence, congra. mimes him on the newly assumed dignity. The Legation for the ELECTOR, of BruNiwicx. LUNENBURGH (Hanover) has circulated a printed Paper, entitled, " An authentic Accotint of the un. just occupation of the pledged County of Bentheitz It r 1 Steilifurth, with French Troops, and of some pa cular circumstances that accompanied that violent transaction." MAGDEBURGIE, SEPT. B.—On the sth inst. about ten at night, His Majesty the KING of SWEDEN, under the title of the Count DE RAGA, arrived here with his R9yal Consort and his retinue. ' AMSTERDAM, SEPT. B.—The Debates of the Legislative Body at the Hague, when the Conven. tion concluded with the House of ORANGE was rt. jeeted, were very violent. Several Members de• dared, that they would call the persons with whom the Aft originated to answer for their conduit. • A French Courier has been sent from Ostend for Vienna, who is the bearer of a Letter from the Emperor NAPOLEON to His Roman Lnperial Ma. jesty. _ VENICE, 'AUG. 25. —Last Wednesday Count ZAMEUCARI (whose unfortunate voyage last year, from Bologna, over the/ Adriatic Sea to Pola, in Istria, is still fresh in every one's memory) as. cended again at Bologna, in view of many thousands of speCtators, who testitied their approbation by WO shouts while he ascended and descended at Oleasate, At the end of four hours, while he was over the village Boa, 'smile fltsks tilled with .spitit of wine took• fire, and he immediately descended towards the earth. flis c rttpanion, M. ANDst.sot.lr as soon as they- came near enough- to the ground, leaped out of the car, and the Count Was preparing to do the same, but before 'he could take his leap, the balloon,'much K eedeo M. ANDREoL.I's leaving it, suddenly Ire -a with great rapidity, hearing with it the uninttu' nate Count, Anti he was generally supposed In have Perished. According, however, to s ome accounts, he fell into the River at Rimini,- from !bleb he was taken nearly dead. Mr. EL.r.loT, the English Envoy residing at his conntry house Naples , lately returned from When he passed the Bridge the sea-s hore. He of Sr, Mag dalen, he saw a crowd of people on stopped his carriage, and inquired what Was the turner ? U pn n being told that a man who was bath.. in g was• in dove of being drow ned, cusrageous enough s . av l e le h q i i m it c; k esriorehartedwaocuoldnsiderable st im of money to any per- . leaped into the sea , a nd in a few minutes saved the young man by swimming. The latter was a Priest, i b y u t t h r r i :w n e 0 fr,,,,,65ic,,,,,,,,,,d, who did not fail to return thanks to his benefattor With a great flow of words. gut as Mr. ELt.lol' did trot pettedly understand him, he only replied, " It gives me more trouble to understand Your th s ." it did to save you!" The populace fi lled the A le with acclamations of approbation; to which V I " no attention, but leaped into his carriage and drove ",, em.. This generous Briton was iradisposed fur tWA gays from the salt water he had swai i " 4ll. 'Though the circumstance of waking the thathasbesuch fromtheEurope;bits alartt every Potentate on the Coatinent ttem-. sentment. To what an al , jea state of t'lt""' which h aul been ter., tor, and vassalage are the Continental rowers le° doted by this insolent and tj'' CS iVe tiP tart I a iPy 3 and is afraid of incurring his re. Private letters, itt As stated, have been rece iv l ne er of the. Duke D'ENcillf 1 , 4, hut f10p,,. from B • c e pted, of der and the KING ht PitUsSIA, since th e ai , e , ~ escort u r to uo rri de A gr sus p icion sageota rnrys .i n gI : ilie h a vingbeen rtiii::ur i cr l a :l s e l i n l mt :t .i c e i gt n r i t IL a l : : h i c e eir t i ( ii 1::: :: ; t1a 2 rn g . :: theyentnseun:pieonn,itteli btehtawtixtthethceogrrt,eisrpoonoilgeonrc. the French Am ha li v a e ss a a l d w o a r y , the w Ced . s been accotniawi'°.,,"' i• man, private secretary to li o U t e le m t i :f te t d he in P b r r tl iSbiei ' janY:U e till e ti t r: dential d Ministers. The attempt was, • lo wc- i o discovered and the young man was committeu 1 Prison. The same letters add , t hat the 1' to Swedish, and Russian Ministers keep a separate c; Cie, and seldom see the Austrian or Danish Min'!' sets, except on days of ceremony. LA FoRE I* 11 supposed to be in the receipt of large sum, o t 0 04 from time to time, F or w h at „ utin „, i bi s is'o n ' played may be mot 1 1 .r ‘ i t han clew e east.y CurTt,ttltet 1 scribed. Joll a The LORD MAYOR (accompanied isv Sir J"",,, , Exstvit, Alderman FLOWER, Sheriff L.siowt°l the Town Clerk, Water Bailiff, and Soraryidi "4 off on Sunday' for Rochester, and oh Monday Pr'i ceeded down the Rivet Mrdway, as C'oservawriu°., the same and waters thereof, to claim a ve,rY vj c i able spot of oysters, which had just been iii,tuvers, within his Lordship's jurisct coon. A tire' l g e ' t w as ordered, and a quantity of very fi ne native nr• 1 3 , cwoenrveertsaiknegn.witAhlttehr,expending the whole dilf _ d , t os business, th e parry reunited in the evening - I) s. Crown, and christened them the Native Wyllie The Fishermen, howevlet:nr , of Rochester 0° r t i lic LORD MAYOR. This new bed extends °col/ . t mile.. a cor t d ) men, Sheriffs, and Giv e rn. , t s of Air stv e " cbfisl Hospitals, will attend Divine Sei vice sit acitiF inn g Friday n next,annual custom, bei ng S r . irrice:!‘ilit a , t i , t h e , 1 : Ne Iwor;ll,:„llf.'3l::;:irtil,,i)tierr.c,-: Church. After ast tin , n preached by .thc l:4*.evia ire' Trio. Enwaßoa, A. M. they w i‘l relmi f .. l ,o , tis Great Hall iti Christ', Hiispital, where rvv" t 00 41, • will be delivered—ifi Latin, by Jahn G"e's,„ior• and in English, by 'thymic Barnes, the WO • Scholars ot the Grammar ish• )4 Y est erda y an old liankingahouse 01 , . sttcct stopped l ay aunt.