The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-16 00:00:00

THE SU.N. s;ll..E.ht c/11' LICLAE I'XLII.I4 1444047 _4O NDON, JANU t 6, 18ca., °ult. Port Letters bring- us An account of the, treasure adopted by Tits VIA J /STY in Council on. Wecirie%dny, been carried into efrea. large number of Ships has in consequence been detained, 'fbe following is the Order ©f Coun, cil, of whir...ll we yesterday gave the substance : At ttke COUP.T at St. IA the 14th of Jan. 180 t, ! , syNr, The 151N.6 4 ,8 MOST PXCELLENT . MAISTY in COUNCIL. Wherms !Es MA J r s r Y has roc eived advice, that a largi . , turnitcr of Vw-st. , !s belonging to Kis Majesty's .Sitbjeas . I)aii`e - tleim and arc detained in the Ports of Russia, and that ihe:43ritish S4ilors nayi . gatiug the carne, have huh and nt:w detained, is Prisoners, (litre:rent parts •of Russia aria also, thitt clurin the continuance of ther,e proceeding:, is Cdrlfeclerac'y of 'a hostile nature, against the just rights •;ind interest of ITt s i r qA ir.ST and his Dominions, has-been ntereslinio ris'Eitli'llie'i2ourt of St:Petersburgh by the Courts of Denmark and Sweden, respeelively ; st v,% .• with the ad Wee of tlisPrity L ottpcil, is thereupon ph:awd ;do hereby ordered, ?that no Ships or Vessels 'belonginglOr ot'Hts Majer 2 ty's S uhjeaS be permitted to enter and eckrbilh'clt any ofthe Pints of Russia, Lteluttark,. or Swecl.:ri, untitjutther, order ; and is MA ta sT thOr p 1 aced ut order,• that a geneial ltirtbargo. or Stpp be rnfidit,pfittl R9sian,Panish, and Swediult Ships and Vessel:, herezfter come into" - r:Arty. of the Ports, Harbours, or !Outs, .within the United' Kingdom of Cp..!-It Britain and Ireland, together with all persons and elk* on board the said Ships Vessels; ; - but • that the. utmost . care- he taken for ,the preservation of all and every part of the Cargoes on board any - of the said ships . or Vet•szls, so. That no clarn4ge, 44' embezzle ntent whatever he stwained And the Right lion, the l.ords ,Conirnissionors of I Lis - hlalesty,s Treasury; and the Lords Commissioners of the chniraltir, 'and the Lord . Warcleit or the Chitin , : Ports, , arc to give the ttecti -,. .1ty dl,icctiousjtert.iu its , to ;heat niay. respeCtively appertr.ti;-, w. TAIVKIENr:it Tait M./I/ Cli c on Wi'!dnesclay la :vt,; arrived looming. • It . .has brought usi in a Article of the 3xst nit. a Proclarnition, officially announciqg the Arin4tice, but„calling' on the W)je4ts of His Iz r.P.l4t. MAI Ps'.c y to continue, until a Peace shall be concluded, their preparatiom for defence.. • I. ! .tters from co'n;tatainopie of the roth speak of t quarrel having , occurred between the Crew of the Captain Paella and some Rus sian Sailors; .which some Ofscers of the latt6'r Were killed, The Russian Ambassador resentetl this so not..vithstanding the oPPlogies of the Porte, that he had .sent off a Courier to Petersbg4gb, declared': himself linable to accept the submission of 'erect, until he bfard from his C'ourt. A Report has been eireolated, that 'Purchase& of Corn have been ,made -by Government abrond, for ti t e purpose of'supplying the,Markets of this Country. We Eive,authority tontradia this Report, vi - bieh has arisen either from persons it'. disposed-to ear interests, or from the Ctimtnis. sioners of the VianallingrPfficellaving pvirchiscxl ek few Cargoes for their own me. It is the posi tive detdrmination ofGovernincnt not to interfere 'Nviai the' Spec Illations of individual 'Merchants for supplying the demand of the Country. WE 'havo Made particular inquiry respeeting 'he time of the Meeting of Parliament, and re. speaing the Proceedings; that will' take place upon the Meeting ; and the Public may depend. upon ,our, Statement on tbe4C points. There is no doubt that the Houses of . Parliament trill be ready fur the reception qt Members on the 22d . ittitant, on whic.h clay the imperial Parliament will meet, and the Commons will proceed.itn mediately to the Eleetion of a SPEAKE R—Lafter, sA tew clays will be allowed, as is tisnal •"-pti , itc; Opening .of thu Sets ion of . 4 new parli a .J, ment, for swearing in Members ; and the trro will go to the 1-lowe of. Lords on the_ TuCstl:ty or WedmOay fotiostintg, to in a 'peeelt from the rriitone, declarilig the purposes, for vhidt be 143 called 'together his Parliament, .tilis jay , r .r.' 1110 .I",rt , '. • 7 i „': '„, „ addi •l4;t: thi.,! Lett. ln ' `1) 111 C a1t4 . 7 tikcse, The 'L'iu:ii)en;;ii.fLl , to 111 E; ls t tal,t!'plaCe in ft/t/ , will -r0i.:;11.)1‘.. , ,-; ,- i. , v-clhir.!(.l without sa critico i i t11:41. I , inatie in ;;;Id irnirt 'this ire,. , (irth of :l;:vr-011:!, con. trt;o4:l4, in to. ‘s;liti.:it- - tlitte public 1,1 4.4 , 4••••••• I 84::,recent as those brought by the last lirrnibiwyzb Mail nor doithey throw any;light - on'the Con. ventior lately i cencluded. Tirugh it might be supposed, drat the French Government would Avail themselves of the earliest opportunity to publish their conneftion with new Allies, we do' riot yet find any direr intelligence of. such a conneion. The Chief COnsul omits no Op portunity orinflamin the hostility between this. Country and France, and the Official journal improves those which BoNAPAaTE presents.,—, With Te.speet to the Peace pith the, : ,E4lP.Ext;it, though, the• continued rise in the FrenetiVunds evidently shear that' no doubt %kip , 'titifililiect on the iliva in Paris, yet neither officially nor , unofficially, is it yet stated to, have tal(etrplace. Ihe preparations for the Congress continuer at A lArge portion of the Paris Paper 4 is occu ried 4 the legal Proceedings against the men who, in Oclober last, plotted against the Life of the Chief Consul, and were to have carried their designs into eXeeUtiOn at ' the - Qpera House. Four of them, as we yesterday stated, Cerrachi, Arena, Denzemille, and Tepiro Lebrun, have been con. demned to stiffer dcath.—The attempt on the December, has also undergone the intesti; garioo of the' Council of State, and the result of the deliberations has been the placing under the superintendance of the Police, above , one . hun, &red and twenty persons, among whom . are FE LET EI.I.ETtER 4 the PRINCE Of BESt,E, Dat. It ua , TA Lc a, Bcc. The Confession of an Agent in this Conspiracy, has been published, by the Prefeet of Police • }ha MAjEtty yesterdayaccompanied by the } g RIItiCESsES AUCEISTAy EL IZABETII and MARY' held a Drawing-room at. St. James's Palace. Previous to the Cnurt commencing, it being the first a4et New Year's Day,' 49 Scholars,. who are taught Navigation in Christ's Hospital, towards fitting •them for the Sea r -were hriaught up fin.' the purpoe of exhibiting :. the .sevetal Specimens of their, abilities, in which they have ,been instrufted in the above benevolent Ins- sritution. ,• , The Noble Personages.who attended the Draw., ing. room . .were ---'I heir Royal HighneSsto• the 11 , ie 00VA - tas, DUK!..s of CLAKENC E l ' KENT, , and Ctrmil o.i,Atio, his Grace the Ar,cit a Isnot. it nutty, • the Foreign Ambausdors, the DokeolPo ILT!.AN D, the. Marquis ofSA t.1:.,n tray, .the SEUIETART at "WAR; the 'Noblemen who were at His Majesty's Levee on Wednesday, the Naval and Military Officers introduced on their Promotion, and - the following' distinguished Fe male Nobility , Dotehess of Ilaniiiton. AfarehioPe.t. leAdfort, Bath, Dowager Bath,' Dc, Cir. mit), ana 111(4dt:intl.' c.,,,;(,•'...tiutherfand,"Vosiiager Shaftetthiry, Maceles- Aielo, Pomfret; KentlAre„ Radnor, Liverpool, Ely, Chesterfield, Spencer, pc Boothatio, Clonmell, , and Cirdigan. Mcotatther.-Castlereagli'and Howc. . Somesct, Itadstock, Amherst, Dowager Am' , nerht, , Farquhar,, C, Brown; C. jenkinson; C.m 'Soer set, . Herhert,. Howard, Blatitae, Chambers, Arden, Grenville, Howe, and Wynyard., • • ParonesS Al(leken. Mrs; Beau foy, ' • Viso. -- Varquhar,Vacleill, Blarptiere, nal Chester. The Female Nobility introduced to the Qu r. and: who had the Honour to kiss HER .MAJ ES -111“5 hand,. wer;„ the Dumbest of 11 ANt ILTO on . her marriage with the :Right Hon. the Marquis of Ex ET E it, by' Countess Si r. N ; Countess SP ENC ER also introduced Viscuentess CAST Ekit &Cal the Marchioness of Titamo on her Ladyship being - created a Peeress ; the "Marehiokuisi ref fitAnvoter, on the same occa sion ; .the Countess 'de Basta t ato, by Lady. Gxtxvlo, I Lady,C..Bao WN, by her mother the gounte:o pi o ,KgrowtAßa •' the •Countess of CLoNmg r i.i., on lheaerival from 'Mena "' and Miss . 4 AQqei,V;:.l3y her mother Lady :Buit-d. QtriF.RE. The Countess' Dowager of SHAFTE,SBURY Was Court for the first. time this season. Lord E. SOMERSET was presented to the Qu rr x, on his. arriving from the Court of Portugal. . .*S'ir Ron rt!..r .A;:tNist,EY attended HER MA ESTI: -!;. Drawing Room. After the Cotirt Closed, the. I.,aart Cu AN - 1.1,0 it and the - Members of . •the Cabinet had audienc,c, 'atter which the RoYAL FAWILY re turned to BtP.-kinghani ijouse. Their; Royal , ilighnessp the PUKE and DUTCH eSS of YOR K, and most of the branches of the Rol l 4 \ 1, • 'yCsteidity With Tti RMA j rlFs, at 13UckitighaMAOCISe. .WE DEL R S E G , Minister from the Court of-Denmark, bad a kmg interview yelter... day With .1 C,Ylt it NV t E, at his house in Clev'eland Row:, His •os al Iligluies: . the Pant e, of W A tso the :' , llartAtris - of HE , Nnyok't. Lord NaTitut errADt,riAvi, F,,g, 4 ,4 Mr, Gout ,Nl:itn,ger of the Union Club) met yester. evisning CumberlamA douse, Pall Mall, wiien -the• menrbe:s partook Of aii,4iegant, enter utintneot. 1,1 is rportect )tha,t General Mn 11"1.0;DV/111. immediately Ala' Ifir i thOVe;)c Indips, with a;tioxisil ,It'w•rable forcec•fiSf tii'pitrpo)e of Attackingitliil Danish posses,ity o lta.itil' that gliattlr, A part.4l - 4if not the whole vAL , t4IV -Troops now ernbarkirygsakc, ~ftt,mouoi, 414. - : lippood..to be desChled for chic , scl "IC('. s • en , : quarter's stllary lo the CeiltlonP . n of ...Kis MajeA-k'sllp o so.la c.ohimepeed "payi'rtyester. thy, Lard tt w#4l:6 46par 'neut. ,h 1 ATA tA r sy :-.• er..,g44 . ? i. -... • fir , ,- ' 1i: N Elf l7 . \r , 4 ' + ~.. S: -... "4 ' ..", 4 , . . ... . .- , ..... Nve tili twteiizi* :t elagi: setvumvie tildowat, Std ;nal sole dartim:" . ' ' . . . POI?TS11101,1 4 1:11, .j zsy Two (la} , an Embargo WAS I.tid on allall= Rus. sian, Swedish; an 4 Danish vessels at this Port, in consequence of which the following ships , arc detained here, viz, owtp;sH .st! - CayOrnius, Anna Carolina, - Waiter, Exportation, , • , Prese, Miti•garett4, - - Janson, Matta Cathadna , - Schott, Prudent i 4, Aolin, r rederick, Unonnts, Rgdlegbet ten, I' PANist, ' Ae. 4u stris OV.: DEAL, JAN* 15. ~ p f T AN order came down this morning, for lAy• irs an Embargo on all . Danish and Swedish Vessels in consequence of which, several Boats are gonti out, in order to bring into dm Downs a number of Ships of those Nations suppgsed to te passing at the ba:lc of the Goodwin Sands, . His Majesty's Ship Woolastich,..with. the Lap: wing Arid Gier Sloops of War, came down early this morning from the Northward, and remain with the Overysrd, dianfenitiOnl RukY) Hydra and Nemesis, liehlerr Sloop, Plumper Qun.vessel, andl,ina.Armed Cutter ! - DOPER, JAR. 15. OR DEa,s were this morning , received by our Collator and Comptroller, to stop all Russian, I)ani6ll, and Swedish Vessels in our Harbour; and about ten Ships belonging to the two latter Powers have in consequence becn stopped. A large Danish West Indianian, which sailed from hence yesterday, is since taken by one of His Majesty's Cruizers, And carried into the Downs, 1 Our town, since the Post came in, is a scene o great' bustle and aaivity : ex cry' clocrilitio;i' 'o vessels, and all the large' boat , „ being getting ready, and fitting out as Privateers.. Several Danish and Swedish Shies arc yol,v in sight, but, it being understood that the orders from Government do not extend to bringing them in, they are suffered to pass unmolested. PLYMO JAN. 4. AR kl YF, D the French Ship La . Bi)4 Succers, burthen about 650 tons, laden with wine and brandy, from . liourduaux bound to Brest, captured on the loth lost,. a few leagues from , Brest, by the Frit:te, of 32 guns; rapt, W. OGILNY. • The Reilioluticnere, of 4.4. guns, went out of flarbour this morning, and anchored in the Sound. Arrived the Princes ReVal, and Fri:4re, of 98 guns each,. froin the Cha'nnel Fleet.; L . Immorta. life Frigate, from a'Cruize ; and a French Cartel from Nantz ;the latter landed 79 British Pri. sonertr to the-Westward. ' Arrived alo a French National Lugger, of 12 pm?, ',captured by the Bohdicea Frigate, •Sailett the.Gariaad Sloop of War, on .a Cruize. Letters received front Capt. Bo LTE EL i of His Majesty's Ship Bell;quetex, dated Aug. z+, rSoo, give the pleasing news of the capture of the Fri.. gates La ConcOrde,,Of 44 guns, and La Medie, of 36 guns, having- on board goo Meni also the total dispersion Oa Squadron, which had, during the space of twelve or fourteen mouths, commit. ted great depredations on the. Coast of Africa. La Franchhe, of 36 guns, 450 men, escaped only by superior sailing. Particular praise is given to the gallantry and exertions of Laptain HAMILTON, of the Bombay Castle, and Captain MI !graze, of the Exeter, to whom La Itiedde struck .„ to Captain 'roux, of the Ostars, and Captain Seems, of the Net:lqt,, for their pursuit of La Pratte/rise; also to Captain RAMS In tr, of the Porsetsltire, for assisting greatly in changing the prisoners from the Catteortie. The behaviour 'of Mr. ARCH. HAMILTON, second Mate of the Bombay Caltle, put in' charge of Lg. Meth's, is also noticed with the warmest commenda tion. We are hap to add that there were not any killed o r wounded during the engageMenr, which happened on thi 4.th of August. One of the Prizes is to he sold ; the. other pro. eccds to England as The following Ships Arrived at Rio janeiro.on the t ash of August, tinder Convoy a the ..811# quettr : Bombay 'Carat, 4xetrr, Dorirtiitirt, if;iptat.t, Nettime, the' ittu i al Admiral Botany 'Bay .)114, and Serinifapataat Witi!er. They parted llVirt-1 the 'Bengal outward-bound Fkct on the z9th e jiilyv. in hit. S i long. 34 W. all well. bJ T 'Phe" Ortier given by the Admiralty Boardi'for t to ConstfiletiOn of a considerable tnimberaGwv-* ...Vessels and Sloop* of War,, is net 'so .inuer.i..on ACconiit of any, opw itioa of Invasion, as frowthe . c4,l,l),tnep Vessels of that deleriptioii -having been 104 t, And,others found inadequafe for awe Service., Cot whieb th-y were Atted our,, VIENNA, Dxc. 31. THE following Proclamation wad publiihd O he /Sth in the Court Gazette : "' As in 'the ?roc'animism issued on' the 7-4-th instant, it was aannognced, that Negotiations were entered into for Peace; at the same time our faithful Subjects and Citizens were called upon to be ready to ouke every exertion in , defence of 'their Property and Efeils ; anl it- is now hereby notified, that between the Austrian Wand French ' Troops, an Armistice ' • for 30 days, with 15. slays notice, making in die whole 4.; days, has T been concluded. Not' withstanding the certain,hope we-entertain of an approaching conclusion of Peace,Yet as it behoves every prudent Government, till Peace is atlually concluded, to remit in no manner' the prcp.trations for defence and security, on whiCh the welfare of the , %Yliole Monarchy depends, as well as tile' .property and' tranquillity of individuals ; wits respea, to this defence,At .is therefore ordered, ' that such As ;re to scree in person, shall appelf before the proper .Offi, eeri, and receive their di. reaions under the orders of the General of Area . ler) the Prince ofWrikrra4n a an. Such as ennui'! wive in N ylon, but are in possession of arms , -shall deliver op the same to the iicsetnil, to be emPloyed in, thO defence of the City, whence they. may t:oceive them again at the Peace. fg . :People of the Austrian Monarchy ! yon have ever IWO under the 13 app' iest and milders! GavernMent i.toil4is all Earores assents, fps' trians I your fidelity to your Religion, your Princes, and your oountri. yaor courage, your hravery in-al[ wage 4, have eter been'your loheritano ample to otherS however the fortune changeable to every State and every P, ~c~ ,'„" `n7tatiu griisTntriiirge;f itiitn the virtues of a PeoSo, th e ir e!outa add loy;tify_ to tliei Moplreh; the St; giow: (the, gre:atest 'good. And court nothing oan'so alter or' tleiiress„, tha not be e*erte{it d 641 . 4nly'Opalvt reisevere„ therefore, mat re 4 lcof,Nltt . _ • i 141 M~ •.; .7 . g.I'COWIV,-,;.1111 thirtitilerot'Aste, And court,Cturtu46,,,ri • CONSTANTIIi6444, Zose A very unpleasant circprilstanep eti hire„ which may Have`imptivj luence*; a rivarrol Itapprr;ing betty' of the Crews of the. Cain rac4 Rhoslut Sailors, they pinke t 9 1 01 0,4 ;$ of the Russian Officer* were ltiUcd been buried with greAt -corentonk has offered any satiatinftiont but the • bassadar, General Toostmta t who ha , a Courier to A1er40.4,7-.44, bitk deck nature and acceptance of the, sail depend on the pleastiTe of his Count, On - tedn da ' l4 e,s evetmg, about four (Ale_ Lord "Itsbx passid through Dorchester, on btu way.ro Plymouth. He only remained at the rci,' ,4 l rner place till fresh horses were procured. P: hi* setting off he was c h eere d b y some o f the ..;701; habitant s of the plat, Hiti,o rc hhip w3s companied on his journey by hhriChaplain otd,' Yesterday a General Cdurt was held M v ird East India'House, when a Ballot was orderVi the restoration of Colonel Ot it ivr t o the Sg r ' vice.. After a conversation of some lengths speaing the Marquis 'WEL tat, t it, in v.'hich IP° chairman, Deputy Chainnan, Messrs, lietiOi man, Tw 1141 NG, j()NiS I IMP Ell, Dt7R ANT, 14°1 ICIIII44IRD, Sir JOHN' :DAY, Mr: NI‘FAKI- 4 1 ,, 1 1 It Sir , PRESTON, and Mr. P. MOO aS r t°9" considerable share, the Aesolution of the L of Diredats„ granting 50001. per annum t° . „. Noble Marquis, was agr ee d to , w i t h Only oue u' d spiting voice. The, court Adjourned at tbr e ,./ o'clock, to Tuesday neitt, when the . s ubjea Patronage will be discussed. . A Letter froM Asth'of N0 i , v( 1 6.1. her, says, that zi,ooo English were expo there on hoard a numb r' . ok TrantiportS• , t o number of Rtisiian Troops; were also expeeee"' to compleat the establishment whielvnut. V/ 35 Maintain there. Su "4. meeti ng wou ld be vet curious in the exiating.kircumstances of Eng lar and ktmla I L . erol 14. 4 pssRAvh--- or some time paar World have expettcd the opening' orthe IVl 3 n:i script of ltousstAtr, which had been colutAt. ,4 . l tot he custciiiiY of Madame de s Ser. CitOtx; Nt of At* celebrated Abb e CoNot I; LM C, at f)e 4v i. , ,‘ • goney,` ariq'tfiD!' °MIN ACl.Vicong . to tre 1g the `A uthor, on th,.' 1 'of jlimork t ; got', (e was % opened in pseeoce .of she Mayor 01,..7 pus Pistrgt . , . entitled, - • - " 4 Rot:wriv SittinE Judgment onkaiitt I R4tatrati 7r* die .7.n',9itrluri) with 14,0 1 : 40—* di . B. 4r l 4 :7 l : c iV4l 'Eg c cl d u 4l in i s tti' q t u l i t i rel ui pat iint t e : i llile . --4111);.°';b7cGi.. the fi r st is, tq - the 'chines.' o£ le t 00 • which might be brought against his WOrlit ; tats, second to vinJicate his Manners' and his je, Unjustly itstackedi the third - is emploYea fending certain opinions.. which his Works ' o f tains The whole will make an 'ofttfo Yolu nle 4o pages. c)raii7 l r ara 'yeni P4ittiti 4110 IfWaripylg Wkipit t eycpts ; 260ityl tat(! brt >' d4,'l. At they 4011; tVertia.,slr4'; ccsturc • 44 . Pleni t roiei tiqf .1 1 0 ha PP CfI ,ct4tll • OtliP 3vettl a 4, :1414 .040 tics,sifitiogo , no! , .4 4 .4 Po o 'l4tiatt 4 2 s 44140 , olfq ttl islo4;'n