The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-26 00:00:00

Brett oil until • 'll we 10 purs o of E' Tights ai NOlf iili imperiumPelagi, sdez?umltte tridente#o, Sed mibi sorte datum. the :off'' anAloi, From, tie LONDON GAZErTEi Milita see I' Coast, ler it ; but uch Col7' thorn c' atterrlP dui tb was Pla the 131' or at the f Bread, tarns 01 my 7 1 d. :o he re• Loaf, 4° vin thC° ay frog :ct frol! Secol l ters, tpe 'arracl=/ :nt,ll-0 , Lien• w:Ls on th 4 . Tbi s to in their of tb e, , bled at ,;ritant'' to jou' held nnight' A PO' :ouncilt br; essel to thous 1( f:sr a"" ; ,cithoo. parr Of ),reVe lls b,isio4ls :co11ec• aff;iir'r its :lib' fur 11 ' 6 of the a vett vv" 11,`{n.3p riel ) , 64 of e flovi • . „ DEAL, Auc:.2.s PL) 'MO LT,II; 4u( 2+ Foreig n Pard • o iv ° f le sr n the ir re and gbt b 6 :s, , p re.' Intl t 1 li th4c )AVI D le. °l Gen' L e J 5 0 11 ever. d !n4ing 10 014 tild '4l° Sc;‘) pride m jnlitS . ra tiCe' v r aoa ic e " they ,ere • W I froli;n6 v • in LC. r ea• n wl s ern . tmia`• ‘,l if NAY. L ! " 1 31 ' NEWS. v 4 4 • Admiralty-02%4'4:e, Aug. 25, iBOl. "AMY of a Letter from Lord Viscount ,Nelson, K. 8., "ice Admi al of tie Blue, &c. to Evan Nepal's, ksy..ieleue4,4)orwns, i3d inst. • 7 Herewith . I transmit you a Letter which I have t ece;etl. from Captain Rose, giving me an account bf ti)e B'oals of the several Vessels under his - orders 1 1 ? 2 ‘i - iiirnt a -quantity of Pitch, Tar,' and: 'Fur_ Pea t me, destroyed three ,Gun-boats, :_taken two Launches, and a Flat-Boat, about forty-five feet I th)g, and eighteen or twenty feet . wide, mounted with ore Brass eight inch Howitzer ; this Boat funk" astern of the :Hotta The business on the. par t of our Boats, was conduled with much spirit and much praise is due . to Lieutenant Agas - siz, of the Hound, and Lieutenant . L. Vescont, of the jdmitica,' for their' brave example on ibis occa.: tion. I have the Honor to: he; &c. • NE) :SON and. BRONTE• • • Titegavitaica ; Sen, ?..tY LORD, Arig;;ll.i I , . lieg"kav(? to acquaint-40U 'That yeste•MaY,even lag, at Hight o'clock, being t anchor off Est s, I observed a large fire to, the S. S. - E; alleat the same time -a very heavy •cannonade. I irtimertiately . got under weigh with the Vessels under my orders, • 11P.1.L-ran•down to it. About. ten I spoke' Captain Lanadine, o f Hound, who informed me that the fire Proceeded from a cargo of Pitch and Tar, -be_ i(3n aing to h Vessel wrecked anthe Coast some tt~me ago, w hi c h t h e - B oats. o f t h e 'Hound and, had set fire. to.; and -that Six Flat Boats l' 1 4 ( 1 . come out of Saint Vallery that afternoon, whi c h h e f• orced on shore,, and then lay hauled upon the, • I accordingly this morning sent the Boats of the J a nlaica Gannett; and flou t ud, together with those (c the Gun Brigs, to endeavour to cut the m out, p n ,4r the .direCtion of Lieutenant James Ag ass i z , tin the Hound ; at the Wile time standing in with e • iiitfcrent Vessels, in order to cover the B o at s •ro • 111 • the fire of the Military, and five Field Pieces, • bthind the Sand-hills on shore.• tI dot happy to acquaint your Lordship that they ti f ,s ,ce 6:!ed in bringing off three; The others had rn previously scuttled, So as to render it litipos- - t hen to r em ove them ; however the Boats damaged Lein as m uch as the time would admit of.. I cannot sufficiently praise the gallantry and zeal Of Lieutenant Agassiz, of the Hound, and Lieute.• rant L. Vescont, of the- jainaka, ; , — with the Officers and Men employed on-tails service. • Annexedl transmit a List of oiir Loss; - arid halve the Honor to be, .6c.c. "1 • jON'A'S ROSE,. Brockelsby, Searniulr Warren," Seatua,.:WOUrided• 71 3:grei:rb0MaS Hamblin, Mictslitprilany wounded. '6744t ar .7Anthony Judd, Seaman,•sligAtly.wnundeet.' Bucy, Seaman, slightlywounded„ l' Ht Pox Cutter tsjust.arrived from Lord NEL. N's fieo, which she left ftsterday ofd ii - ,,st Opel, all-4.v411. : ~ . • , . AE tßiv, E 5, Belleropbon j of 74. guns, from °rtbnoitthc-,- Wiara7ll:e . Sloop of War, from aCttli7e ; a n d r, N anf4ll-, . • . .l Schooner rgbi litdet - 1 %I(hn ' 4 frOcti St. Anrtero bound to C 0.. - N"vtptured• . - on the loth cntt : ,by the Phignix and '` . `( , terrel Privateers - , of - Jersey: • _ - : - m ' aile d the ran ib le , of. T 4 guns,. Capt. 'beet .of Viauallers under convoy, ta c k with supplies for the Channel Fleet. PO IZTS101, 1 771; A UQ. 2j. TH Mediterranean Fleet are this evening or early to..morrow morning, - to bet under 'Weigh,' 1 1r1:. c let Convoy of' the - rriurniph, 'Gange.T, and S2lebay ' l •eri of War. Arrived the Head , :biu, with coffee; ',lent "in by I .lire•F rigate,:C:tptajil Nrvn.tA , W ,ent out of the Harbour to Spcthead, the Pordwi'd DO: - ER; AuG. 25. Pt, , . 4, - ' - sto this Port for London, the SI i P ..i_p _ l4r5111:, 041 IsTRIt., from Surinam. • 4 Neutral Vessel arrived from Calais last night Iv,itll th e VT ...,,ARGRAVINE of ANSPACII ; and this Nroi ng the Fl a g o f Truce w hi c h sailed yesterday, ttu rned. Ilil Ca lais and Boulogne are now completely blocked . i • 'lout it appears • tam that a Squadron of the certain i ile b 4 1Y's Gun-boats stole into the former Port from 44 kirk a few days since. SHEERNEiS'S, Atc. 25. ' t /(lvEn'from tine River Thames, the N ar c issus , Ver y f ine Frigate of 36 guns. Q • • • . 1 / 4 1 °lrt Martial was this day held on board the I n the Harbour ) , on a Whiter atm of the Admiral's Tenders, for insolence and AisreipeA co an Officer of the Shmiiioni at, the Nore ; when the ' Charges being proved, the Court adjudged him to he dismissed, from his employment, as Master of a Vessel ; and tO . .serve before the mast in a Man of War. ARMOUTH, Atic. YEST ERD 41' sailed the Pri'ices: SW A for the Southern Whale Fishery ; Yraut,Elizabeth, SC HOEMACK, to Hamburg!'; and Charlottenburg, PETERS, ta Embden. , , ' Arrived the Five Sisters, °PERS, 'from . the Baltic to Amsterdam, with corn, sent in by 4'Esoiegle.; and . the lliagdelina, WILLSTROOM, from Amster- dam to Oporto, with iron and staves, sent in by His Majesty !s North Sea Fleet. • . Sailed on a C - ruize the GriAi and Diligence Cut. tern. TORBAY, AUG. z 4. , ARRIVED the Camlerdipain Cutter, Lieutenant SMITH, from a Cruize, and having taken in sothe - fresh, provisions, sailed again immediately. Dispatches from Capt. MANSELL, of the Penguin *SI66P; . dated in Simons Bay, state that he had had *an engagement- with threee-vessels belonging to the Enemy, Some-of Which, though of superior forCe, .he would'have - , taken, but for his top-Mast being shot away, and night coming ,on, which enabled the Enemy to.eScape. 4 We understand, that it has been suggested to the Owners of India Shipping, among other means of defence, to provide their Ships with a few 42-pound, carronades, to prevent boarding; one carronade to be .fi: l ,:ed.on, each side the poop, two on the quarter. deck, and, ihesame number. in the waste. These gtms are recommended. to be;filled with grape ; fort which no force whatever could stand,, if the guns be properly dirdled, the instant the .Enemy attempts to board. . ANNIVERSARY OF ST. Lours.-.—Yesterday 'be ing the Anniversary of the Festival of St. Louis, the day was observed by the French Emigrant No bility and Clergy with all the solembities due to the occasion. High mass was performed in the cha pel dedicated toSt. Louis, in St. George's-fiends, at which MoNstEUß,formerly Count d'AaTors, and the Prince d. CONDE, assisted : they were accom. panied by. Monsieur BARRANTIN, Garde Seeau, several 'of the dignified Clergy, among whom . were the Bishops of ST. l'Atrt..and :C.lssz, and an infinite number ,of ci-devant Admirals, Comnianders, and :Officers of the Army and Marine—they wore, ac cording to their rank, the 'insignia of the Order of St. Louis--,-the Grand Mass ws perfoimed by the' Bisloi; of tarSEZ ; and the Sermon was preached by Monsieur COULON, the Chaplain to the late King of Fiance. It was, as usual, a panegyric -or, the virtues of the. Saint, and an ekhortatioh .to the andi tors to imitate them. An 'immense concourse -of m French attended. At the moentthe Ex-Princes'made their:appe a ra nce , the y were received by their countrynien, with every.demonstration of respedt and esteem.- Sir HENRY -8. - HAI-Es was brought uP,to Court :last.Week in Cork, when he was informed, that the 'Point of Law submitted in his favour to the Judges, was not :tenable. The execution of the sentence was fixed for the 7th. ofSeptember ; but understand that the' party .whom he hai in '‘jared i s extrem e ly desirous to save his life.,Mr. Just - lee-lox, a very intelligent Lawyer, and a hu ,mane man,. is one of the Judge s on the,Circuit, whci will finally dispose of the business. 'A number of plants, called the Pimento, or. the . Allspice of the WeSt Indies, arc to be sent to Ben. gal by one 'of the Est India Company's extra 'ihips . :now about to be dispatched. , They are.eOnicgned to the care of D. ROXBURGH,. the Company:Nilo taniealSuperintendant in Bengal, at the ;reeormnen. dation of Sir JOSEPH BANKS, in- order to ascertain whether the climate ofthat part of the world is fa vourable to. the growth or the plants,. as has been stated. The New-York State Society of Cincinnate cele brated the 4.th of july ; as the twenty-sixth An of the art of the Independence of the United States; ,with the spirit at much of. Britons as of .Americans. They drank, with enthusiasm---" To our 25th and 4.0 Regiments, the Conquerors of the. French .Invincibles."—" To the memory of Sir 11Artp,H, AII,E,RC.RONMY."---" To Lord NELSON, ove fitz the Conqueror - of the French and, the ame4'"-- , -.To the success of Commodore 'DALE, 3#ith his two fins, again - it the Pirates of Barbary." " To the actilereQce of PI-CS:dent. JFERSQN to the .enggements in his inaugural address."---"TO the regeneration'of his faculties with that of his health" , --with various Other toasts; each accom partied with the Music of some suitable Scottish lune. News wa.s, in the beginning of July, received at Philadelphia, that the Spaniards ,had issued a Pro:. hibition, excluding all Fbreign Ships, of whatever nature, from the Torts of Cuba. 'I Iv:. French are at this' moment diligently ein -.played in : endeavouring to rival us in our staple manufaclure. The - Minister of the Interior has of tired a considerable 'reward to the ibvenior of the best machines for carding hild' spinnihg wdol, ancl . ;subordinate rewards .to t,hose who are . sticassfui.in a less degree. , . - A person, not ,z S miles from Bristal„las, at this. 'time four large ricks of old Wheat, for which he was offered .255. per bushel, but woula,not Sell it :under 3os. The same persoo last wee-k offered the. said Wheat zos.,6l.4us.could find no-purchaser. A boy being employed to hold a horse belonging to ,Captain Luc AN of the Navy, imprudently. at teMpted to ride; us soon as he mounted; the threw - him; br.oken, -gnti he was taken Infirmary,' w the Wernilinitcr, AtlGtSi IrEs-riiiisikk evening thelirrc, aCcOrnpaiiied by PnINCE Apt.iLMJS, the• PE.I?: . CEtSES, the DUKE Of GLOUCESTER, and SoPHipa, with the, usual company, of Nobility, trail:et - I on thcEspla:. nada ;- the fineness of the day brought a number of people from the different parts of the Country, who all testified their loyalty by repeated bows ; and their chearftil 'countenances evinced the joy they felt on seeing their beloved Sove reign. The • RoYAt FAMILY, after seeing the North Devon - Militia -mount the king's Guard, went to STAG it's toormi. 'This morning Hts : MAIErrY bathed,' and after. wards rode out on horsel?ack till breakfast time. THEIR „A ' At ten o'clock 'HEIR J ESTI Er.,' and the PRIN d ES went ,on boaid the Charlotte Yacht. A charming tine morning, 'but very little wind. Earl Rostitx, Earl and Countess of MAccr..Es- Fltt-D, Countess RADNOR, Lady CATHC - ART, Lady M. ERSKINE, Lord WALSINCHAM, and - Mt. -.and Mrs. WINDHAM, took an excursion on board the King's Barge. His Royal Highness the DUKE of .GrAuc ESiER is expeded to leave this place 'this evening; for the" Isle of Wight, on a visit to his son PE.INUE WIZ_ LIAM of GLOUCESTER. Bread is sold here at is. jd. the Quartern Loaf. FP4GERT.---A :young man of very genteel ap pearance underwent a long private examination yes terday, 'before the Lord 'Maybi . -at the Mansion- House, on a charge- of Forgery. Mr. Agar attended As Counsel fyr the Proseehtion.,, He' stated; that .the Prisoner had obtained 'goods to a considerable amount from several ,res-petable mercantile houses ip Manchestery for which he had given bills in pay ment, purporting: to be drawn on different respeCta ble Merchants in London. When these Bills were sent for payment, no persons answering the descrip tion of the acceptors could be found. .He said he should be able to prove that the Prisoner had acCept, ed these Bills in ,the names of Parties on whom they weresaid to be .drawn.. Letters'had been sent to the houses, and returned from , the Post Office,' they not being able to find out the Parties to. whom the. letters were addreSscd. In consequence of thiS, the Prisoner was apprehended.--The. Letters were produced in evidence, as also two of the, Bills. These were sworn to have been accepted by the Prisoner in the names of Good and Co,. and Baldwin and Co. of Bow-lane, no persons answering the description residing there.--!Mr. W‘vrsos attended.for the Pri soner. He requested a further time might be allowed his Client, as he said he should be able to prove that . he had authorityto accept these Bills froth the parties on whom they were drawn. He did not mean - to jus:' tify thi, mode of drawing -Bills, but trusted that they would still be . paid. The Loan. MAYOR. 'Said' he would remand the Prisoner for a further exami nation., The Prisoner was accordingly remanded to the Poultry Compter. TAL B or, who was one of the Drury-Lane Corps, is engaged for the Bath Theatre. 1 - 1 e is to play tf,mitgs to Mrs. SinDoNs's. jeine Shore, on the opening of that Theatre for . the Season, 'and Young Wilding in The Liar. , - Mrs. S 1 boons is engaged to play two nights at ißath, where-she has been recently employed in do mestic-duties', in .which her excellence is not less apparWlit. than in her professional capacity. She is engaged . also to perform'at Bristol for seven nights. Her first eharader at Bath :will be Jane Shore, on the sth l of , nex` t month. . Dramatic Literature has certainly . degenerated in' this'Country, but low as it is, it does not fall belOw public' taste. 'A miserable vioul: of the . stare of public taste 'is observable in the 'applause which a favourite AEtor excites, merely by bawling•"putty and lead," in as loud a tone a's . his voice can - reach. As applaUse is a powerful stimultis with an Aelor, • it is not surprizing that he should persevere in this ex pedient 'to procure it, and, such is the wretched state of public judgment, these ivacfs Clamorously uttered never- fail to draw forth the warmest tokens of admiration from the Audience. Th following is extiaded from a Morning Paper: The Advertisers hayp , evidently opened a Matrimonial Firm, and want a great,many sleeping partners. Whether the seven Wives are to be joint stock or not, they have forgotten to inform them : • " SEVEN WIPES WANTED. " Ladies of respedability; desirous of entering into the ilfztrimonial Slate, !nay heat of Seven - Gentieinen who are de sirous of settling in lite, and en j oying true. connubial Bliss. Ladies really of serious tuns,' and good Education, engaging Mannersi•Acc. they can only suit. " N. B. No objedion to Comntry The Bee i Tullock, from Lisbon to Liveipool, haS foundered at sea : Cresv saved.- On Tuesday the Billericay Coach was overturned upon this side `of Runlford, owing to the giving_ way of a part of the iron-work. Amore unftn tunate accidei,t 'we scarcely rel./1;211%er, as out of seven PersOns 1...'h0 were passengers, no, less than five had either legs'or arms broken;, besides dread.. ful.coniusions; and the whole seven %Vete thockingly maimed or wounded. As a clrt and four hdrses ,were employed on Wednesday last in drawing timber ashore near New_ castle, the carman threw a brick .at , .the leader, which hitting him on the head, stunned him so much that he fell back 'upon the rest. Being all chained together, and in deep .water, a ,struggle ensued, which ended not until the four horses' were drowned. AA the Shadwell Policenffice yesterday, a charge' was _brought' by a Deputy Coal Meter against a frequenter of sales, who purchased some coals at an 'auaion, and instead of raking them home, sent . them tootle of his customers ; they not being meted,. gave rise to the charge.< The penalty inflieted by the Act of Parliament on such omission is 101: without mitigation. ; bat the Defendant said that he' would make an appeal to the 'quarter sessions. .. Un Sundr4y night some , thieves threshed out 350 sheaa - s of - Mica wcre-in-a field at Horsham, St. Faith's, :NDrfolk, the 'property of 'Mr. :J. Fk. - 5k64- -- ,ltid carded off tlic - "grain — withotit de.. tatiOnt • pAizi - S,'Airt;. i 4 • fit the usual aiidietice of t 6 kesiet:e -o.ay- the Marquis de LtoctiEstizti Envoy Ef;tila; 'ordinary, - and Minister Plen:potentiary frOrn HiS PAttsitAx NlAlts:tr, presented to the trirSl Ccih suit: Rarob(te troii.riLi.i, d-iaiici Mastei- Of tiT'd tithi).;e::„ hold of the late QUEE N cf , l'xussiAj and chamber:, 'lain; and f 11/1. de bokv.iii,k, iiiS son ; Captain in ilii ik.gi:-.. ment of Gendarmes. , . Baron de Dal - Ei, Envoy txtraordinarv, an<l Minister PlenipOtentiary from His; DANTSEI Yit‘« . jEtTYi presented M: de Bp.LEi C aptain in the Danish Nat - v. Froth the banks of the k bine 4 / 4 . learn; that the l'refe&S of the tbur , new departments 'on the 'left bank. continue.. to adininist-er e the, oath of fidelitv to the Frenchßeptibli.C., to the Constituted .Authuri._ ties, and that thisceremony is peifortn . cd in the most imposing -oitrnet; is with unequivocal 'expressions of public _ We learn from - AliddLe4;7.rgb, that apart of the GOla.:Batavian division, which is in the harbour 'of Hushing, having evinced some drispOsitiop to tut to sea, the Enemy's-cruisers,made sign;lis to tneir , sq3a. dron e arid that in a short time it wai teinforced by 'some Frigates.' The three. Freni:li Frigates of 44. sunsi: in Flushing, frequently exercise their crews In mancenvrink. It is confirmed that it is Adiniral WARlittOt - Squadron' which rtirSued into Le„4stir. the French .Frigates, Succei and Bravure, whiCh blocked up Porto Fcrrajo with the Ceres-. The latter escaped. into Marpaiza. Three .of the Ships of WARREN'S Squadron appeared-again.off Leghorn the 31st July; but it is said that the English Admiral changed his course, after •having heard of GANTHEAUMEsreturn to Toulon. BOULoCNE,, AVG. 4 - 17.--,Admiral Nltsopt, after having failed, and lost 4 or soo of his bravest men in the attack of the tisth atnight, has disappeared, leaving some Ships of war on the watch, 'arid cruis ing on different points of the• Coast. , . . BERLIN, AUG. 9. —The Hanoverian . Minister, : supported by Lord CA.RYSFORT, 'presented anew, to the KING a very strong ,Memorial, in which he formally-demands the, evacuation of ifiTover. M. Gie HAtrawt-rz, - on the next day, transmitted His MAJESTY'S iswer, which absolutely refuses to accede to the demand. , At the. same 'time M. de Dotim insisted; • that , the' of. J.-las/aver Should adopt fresh measures for the maintenance.of the PrOssian garrison. ,The Hanoverian Minister, who began by pretesting .against the demand, finish, fd by acceding to it, '1 he Rusian Ambas,satior had been invited - by 'Lord-CmtysFoßt to support him in..his Memorial ; but. M. de KRUDNE& tefu sed,.assuting the English. Minister that he had not received any instruEtions on the subjeCi. • 'FRANKFORT, AVG..io.—The votes of the diffe_ rent members of ,the Empire begin to be trans mitted to Ratirbom, relative to the indemnities. The Court of riehna has hinted, that it wishes to have the business confided to it, with unlimited. , powers. It is supposed that the Ecclesiastical States will :willingly comply with. this suggestion. It is positively stid," that twa Austrian P meats will speedily occupy the bishopric of Salta. burg. . - • The KING of. PR vssia has again declared th a t ,he will not withdraw his Troops froth the Eleao rate of Hanover. . The Regency of that -country' has . .formed fresh . contrasts for subsisting the Prussian Troops. The Em?Eaow.of Rtrsst:t.' has banished Coubt SHEREBSQW, who was employed to notify his acces sion to the KING of Patf:srA, on account of his he:. iris implicated in the conspiracy' of the Sfiaows: The,Chapter of Co/a—L. - will proceed to the elec tion successor' to the late Eleacr, LtArt. The Archbishop of P;-6.4-.7e is one of the candicidtes. \ The following is a Copy of the last Decree' of the National Council of the Galliewl church:— . _ " The National Cot,mc,il ; zonsideting; I. That,. the Pacification of the''Patlican church was the princiPal objet of its Cons:7ocation, andd l of holding' the present Session - .,.2d1y,,,yhat this pbjcit I,i'pear ing to be attained by the negßfiesions zi con:Au ied be- . twecn our 'Holy Father POPE Piiis v 11. and the French Govern:n:2pr, it wouhl.. b e su p er fl uous i n •;:h,, ;. Cbnocil to occupy itseif any fartirtr upon the sub jeff 3,11 y, That the labours. in which the Council: hits been pccupiectsince the opening of this Session, howeyerm2portant Vt themsellies, may be more use. fully continued after the Pacification of the C:mrch.; 4thly, That among these labours, ,the Letter which • it addressed, at. the commencement of the Sessitsn, to•our Holy Father PoPt Pip VII. and thq't•al dressed to our •Seceding Brethren,' s.'affidientiv press the diSposition entertained; and alwlys • will be entertained by it, and the Ciergy whom it represents, to perseere in the intention of making, for, the attainment of the blessing Of Peaee, sacrifices compatible with justice and truth— ,Declares . the piesent Session - terminated by this solemn sitting, held on 'the 16th of August, 1831, in the, Metropolitan Church of On Wednesday week as Joshua Sinai], of Hessay, farmer, was 'riding in his team, on the Wses running. away he„ jumped out to, stop' them,• bUt unfortunately : : missing his hold,, :vas throw down, and the wheels going over 'his body, he wit) so much hurt, as to occasion his 'death the no.: - Twelve' out of nin - eteen children', by t'.vo wives, attended his funeral. morning. Early last Thursday morning the shop of Alf. Moses:Newman, in Castle Hedingham, Essex, , %vas broke open, and robbed of rnuslins and other; pro perry to a considerable. amount trace Could be found of the robbers. On Friday afternoon. a Oeotleman was hustled C.oventry,street, Hay-market, by several of a noto-' ; rious gang of pickpockets, and his, pocket picked of. poeket<book, containing Bank Notes to. the , amount of 48l