The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-27 00:00:00

f i MAILS. Atztvzn—s Mittenburgh, Dv E--2 Dublin, 2 Watoford. PRICE_ OF STOCKS, Is PAY AT TWiLVL O'CLOCK; Consols T SUN. QUIS DICIAM f A LSVII AUDSAT ? L 0 N 0 N, TUESDAY, NOV Ehillf R. 27, J 8044, mr Wi arc sorry to he under the necessity of stating the: total fuss of His Majesty's Ship Venerable, in Torbay. This unfortunate event happened on Saturday night, In endeavouring, .with the rest of tie Fleet under Admiral CORNWALLIS, to work out, she unfortunately struck opposite Paignton, Hospital, and in a few hours went to pitees. ' The Imisereax 'perceiving her signals of distress;' returned to the B ty, and anchored ac near to the Valera/ill as her own safety would allow. By the judicious and gallant exertions of Captain .MARTIN i in sending all his Beats to her assistance, we are happy to learn that the greater pm . , if not the whole of the Crew, has been . saved. On the following morning she Venerable was .gone entirely .to pieces, and no part of the wreck to be. seen but such as washed up on the shore. Notwithstanding the (Teo and exposed situation, of the ittlChorage in this nay to t h e cas t er ! ) , w i c; l 3 , there has not been a King's Ship of any tnignitude lost in it tor o th,: last forty years; but the Letters from Torbay state, that the night was dismally dark, and the_ wind blew a storm from' the N.. E. and E, . Wit yesterday expressed our Joubts as to the truth 'of the report conveyed in a Letter from Harnburgh, that ditTererices had arisen between the Courts of Vienna and St. Petersburgh, and that the Austrian • Minister was about, to take leave 'of the Russian Capita]. The disputes were said to turn upon the but). jeet of the Russian Armament assembling at Corfu. We find that we were fully justified in entertaining those doubts, and that, notwithstanding the stress which has been laid upon the contents of the Letter: from Harriburgh, and the speculations to which it has give.nrile,there is not the least foundation for believ. it , g that any thing Ls occurred likely to disturb the harmony which at preient .übsists bet.Neeu the Es.r. • rrntoit of GaRLI6Ny acid tlic AiLigninimou* So. veteign of 1.t1%111j. W s received this morning the Moniteurr, .and the small breach Papers, to the t4th inst. The dispute betweso Spain and America appears (ts we predicted) likely to be settled with o ut h a ving r e. course to hostilities. BONAI'ARTE has offered his mediation, and both partici have, it is said, ac. cepted his offer. Nothing would be more obviously , repugnant to "the interest .of the'thttrper than. that Spain should be engaged in a Contest with Ame. rica at a time when he was determined to force the former, as much against her inclipation ; as against her interests, into a Wit. with Great Britain.— Spain will therefore, we have no doubt; concede to A t ntricti, for the presedt, the . points in dispute, that B A .; 41 , .tire may have ilic assistat:ce of all her fOrce against England; General ArcitiTttomo, w ho was appointed to succeed. Nr, LI v imosTorte as Ambassador from A iner i ta to F r3nee ,.h a s arrived :in Paris';., and trust that h,c Will support the dignity• hid own, situation, and the honour a wit Country, more tiKaually than his Predecessor , Tirere are some contradidory - reports in . 'the .French Papers spelling the unfOrtoate General Mug EAU • ACcor r ilillg to one account, that Gerieral and his sarliAces to the epidemic disorder which has committed such dreaLlitd ravages sti t tinz 044 whole VIVI ITegl cou n t. auf Siialo; another (which we hope will prove to be the correa ac. r,ourit) states,. that * he nt,) his Wife had embarked for A priVare Let tcr brought by the Namburgb . Mail which wilted yehterday, toates, that an attempt hal been made, by a tietachntent of French Troops, headed by C;enerd FK tF 4 It, f-r the purpose of seiz iog and c.lrrying off two eminent Eoglish Wier. chants at flatuburgh ; but that they were prevented from effecting their purpose by the appearance of a strong, Detachment of Danl.!) Troops,- the Com. manlier of which vinced a firm determina. ;ion w defend the Dodd . ' 'Territory, the Neutra. iity of which the French 'were about to violate in their way to flamburgh. The Letter, will be f-und in anotitcr part of our Paper; but we think it .cecessary to observe, thAt we do not implicitly rely upon the itatetnent which it contains, and which s pay probably have , been cxagiocatcd by the fors of the ilambu;zhcrat It is.also stated, on the r.uthority of Private L't. ters, that •an approxlination towards an amicable adjustment of differences had gone much farther be tween Russia and France than could have been ex pefled. A Russian Courier is said to have arrived at Berlin on the tothult.announcing that the EM? E ROR• ALEXANDER was disposed to accept the mediation of Prussia. The intended intdia:ion was, however, stopped in its progress, in consequence of _the seizure of Sir GEORGE RUMBOLD.—WO reaped: to those particulars, thus stated, we mint wait for further accounts before we can form any decisive opinion. Sunday morning the ROYAL FAMILY attended Divine Service at St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon preached by the Honourable and Reverend Mr. LFGG, from the 6th chapter of St. John, and the tch-go'zrse. The Oxford Blues and StaffordNre Militia were drawn up in the Castle-yard, and saluted the ROYAL FAMILY. • His MAJESTY walked.past the line. After the service the. ROYAL FAMILY took an airing to Frogmore. 'Yesterday morning Hts MAJESTY, the Mixt! of CAMBRIDGE, the PE. I NC ES•lts SOPHIA atidAmEL lA, attended by Lords WA LSI NGHAM' And ST. Er LP NS, took an airing in Windsor Great ?ark.--At one o'clock His MAJESTY hunted with the Harriers, A Cabinet Council sat yesterday at Lord HAR ROW BY'3 Office, DoWning-street. It was attended by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUIR, Earl CAMDEN, 1..-.td MELVILLE, Viscount CASTLE REACH, the POItitiGUIMI AMBASSADOR, &C. His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES gave an elegant dinner yesterday, at Carleton House, to their Royal Highnesses the DUXES of CLAR INC E, and CAMOR IDCIII, a►►d a seleCt party of fashionablet. The Countess of BARRYMOR.E had ye•terday even ing a setcti party of fashionables, at her house in Conduit-street. - - An express arrived at Plymouth on Satu.daY, and a Cum.( immediately sailed with Dispatchei for Admiral Cocuic Arra. Other fasr_sailing Vessels have been ordered to be got ready for sca with all pOssible speed, to carry out Dispatches. A Letter Elam 1-lamburgh, of she 16th inst.ttayo " Last Wednesday evening the French made ano. ther attempt at a Coiip de-maim, in violating the Altona territory, with the view, it is said, of seiz. ing Messrs. THOR.NTON and PARISH, English Met_ chants, whose country houses are at a village co n. tignous to Altona, called Ottensen; The French had intelligence from their Spies, that, notwith standing,the advanced state of the season, those Gentlemen still passed the nights without the gates, at their villas. To effeEl their purpose, General FR r E R E, and some other French'Officers, came over • from Harburgh, iri coloured clothes, dined at a place _called Slavenhof, from whence they proceeded, very early, in the morning, when Sir GEORG E. Rumuotu was seized. The .Boatmen, however, who brought them over, judging from the . circmmtance_of all the other vessels in Hai - burgh being detained when the Officers sailed, that their Expedition was °fa parti eohr,•nature, gave incGrmation of what they bad seen to the President of the. Government at Altana. 'the latter, after interrogating the men, made his report to the Military Commandant, Major EWAUD, who served in the hessian Legion in the American Wit.. He immediately ordered a Detachment of one hun. Bred of his Chasseurs, anti a Squadron of Dragoons, to occupy the village of Ottensen. AU the Burghers and the Military Garrison at Alt(Ma were a lso o r . tiered to be in readiness to march. • " About eight o'clock in the evening, it belt* then moon.liglit, four Lighters, containing about sixty or 'beventy Fooc Soldiers, completely armed, and having their Officers with them , __ were descried approaching the Holstein shore. Upon this, the Commanding Officer of .the Danish eh:tutors, ac. . compan and all his men, whom ied by the Hussars, he ranged in a. line along the Beach, hailed the French Officer in Ms own language, and informed him, " that at the territory twat- neutral, and be. loved to Danish arty violation that might •be attempted, be bad order: frogs bi: reign to repulse by force of arum" The Frenchmen, after muttering a cotifused shori reply, ,which could not be understood, remained a few minutes longer, and, with great difficulty, obtained some refresh. merits, in gin, brandy, bread and cheese, for his men ; after which he sailed back toHarburgb." Mutt c —The Annual Concert at Cambridge takes place to-morrow, tu,dei the direelion of Dr. CLAIM it. WlllOl 4E1.1, is to lend. LINDLEY, and-other Per formers of the Operatic Bend, are to lend their assistance on the occasion. carries his nnti. walled flute ro aid the harmonic treat, which to be enriched by the charming strains of his wife; so that the toils of collegiate ,are likely to be relieved by 'a delicinrs musical repast. Tog TITE,OIIII.—ELLISTON made his second appearance lass nigtvt in Hamlet, at Drury-Jane Tbarre, He was evidently m're settled in the . part, ar o he perfuttned it with betty! , success than on the former night.—Still, hots-ever, is too uniform in his exhibition of a gloom that seems rather to arise from the bitterness of disapp - oint_ went than the tenderneSs of filial sorrow. His pauses Are absolutely wearisome, and sympathy is stifltd by iMpatienee. As,'however, he becomes more familiar with the part, we haVe no doubt that he will represent it with mote judgment' and . effefl. Dow-rota rendered Poionirir too quaint, and too much like Sir Hugh Evans or Flaring. Mrs. H. joliztsTort was Interesting in Opbriiit, but did not give the char Ming old melodies with enfficier4 simplicity. Mrs. PotviLc was one of the very beat . .rtpresentatives of G e rtrude within• our remetu. bran Ce. • The Little Rosrius arrived in Town yesterday, and went last night to the representation of Richard ths Third at Covent `Garden Theatre., He wail soon recognized by the Audience, an.l duetted so much attent i on t h at t h e S ta ge was Antall) , disregarded. He therefore went into, the :. Manager's Private Box, where he remained throogh the .nighr. , He seems to be a lively nbserving.. bay. , flaying-a silk handkerchief round his neck, in consequence of being .affetled with a severe c.',4d, and wearivng a blue Jacket, he locked ekidtly liko a brisk little Markman. •N411 1 4L NEWS. PORT,MOUTH, NOV. 26.—Arrived five sail of Transports from Guernsey ; also a fleet of outward. bound .Ves.;els from the Down's ; St. 'nowt', READ, and Newcastle, DISICJN, from London ; Mary Fish, from Great Yarmouth ; and Nile, WILCOME, fr,:rn Sunderland.. Sided the Three Brother', COOPER, for New. castle ; and Napti/ut, DAVIE, fJr Sunderland. SH EE RN ESS, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Speed., Sloop of War, Capt. J. Gtr 3RD, and ignition Fire.vesscl, from dm Downs. Sailed the Harrier Sloop, and Pincher Gun-brig, for the. Downs. The Constaece and L' Argus have been taken into Deck for inspedion. The Flag of Rear-Admiral. DOUGLAS is now flying on board the Zealand during the absence of Rear-Admiral ROWLR Y. Ships at this Port.—Zealand, Leda, Penelope, Ceres, Proselyte, larnaica, Constwnce, Cygnet, Autumn ' Mus quito, Speedy, L'Argthi, • L'Espoir, Hind, Lion and Rosina, Mined ships; ItpOion tire-vesseL; Basiliskland Volunteer Cun.brigs. DEAL, Nov. 26.—Sailed the in3tb . y, Princess Rua!, and Inlifat;gable, Armed Transports, and er Command of Capt.WArsort, of the Royal Navy, for Spithead. Arrived yesterday the Majestic'Atmed Ship from Leith, and remains in the Downs, with a large Fleet of Men of War and Armed Defence Ships. P. S. Passed the back of the Goodwin Santis this afternoon His Majesty's Ship Prince of ,Orange, to the Westward. IlAttwictl, Nov. 26.—The Gottenburgit Mail attived this day by the Earl cf Leir4.ster, Captain ,Tttomrsurt. • LarrH, Nov. z 4 Sunday last sailed from Leith Roads the Thames Armed Ship, an a cruize. On Wednesday morning sailed from Leith Roads the Chapman Armed Ship, with Troops fur Guern sey and Jersey. .Also'some Ships bound to the southward, under convoy of the Chapman. On Thursday last sailed from Leith Roads, the Sally Armed Ship, on a cruize. GREENOCK, Nov; 23.—The Brig Maria of this Port, James Bum, master, from New. York, bound to Jamaica, with a cargo of naval stores and provisions, was captured on the 3oth August last, by a French Ship of 2¢ guns and tso men. The Captain was put on board an American vessel along with his mate and one seaman, and landed at Tobago. • Arrived here on Wednesday the llanfriait, of this Port, Capt. DoGGAN, from Oporto, whence she sail. ed on the 3d inst. in company with the Armed Ship Syren, COTREN, of Dartmouth, both bound for Newfoundland, and parted from her the third day, and owing to a constant succession of westerly gales, was obliged to put back here ; the Syr en had orders, in case she should not stand to jbe west ward, to proceed for Lisbon. Arrived late on Monday night, the Maly Ann, INGALLS, from Charlestown. Captain I ts om. t .s sa y s , the main rigging of a brig was picked up at sea, in lat. 30. N. on the edge of Ltinrigs, and carried into Charlestown ; from circumstances, it undoubtedly belonged to the brig Spinner, of this port, Capt. MsCo Lt., from New Providence bound to Charlestown ; and from the tnanner,in which the laniards and stays k% ere cut, it appears to have been cleared from the vessel by the crew ;It is, there. fore, hoped the vessel may yet be safe, and gone for Nassau or Bermuda. to he repaired. Hopes were entertained that the Mary, SEABURY, driven on shore at Savannah, would he got off. in consequence of the Order in Conneil received here on Tuesday, the Mary Ann is ordered to liuly Loch to perform quarantine. Arrived here on Tuesday, the Ani, Copse, from Wil m i n gton, in 4.4. days. The isabella,m v I NC:TON ) of and for this Purr, sailed a week before. Capt.•MAThaws, of the Frances, arrived here from New York, in 44. days, spoke the Faaor, CALDW ELL, from this Port to New York, to the eastward of Nantucket ; and on the 18th inst, spoke t h e ft u th, WARDEN, of and from this Port, for New. foundland, lat. sg. to. long, 1 3.. W. The Britannia, CRAIG, from Memel to Dublin ; and the Lug, SooLnett, from Memel to Ayr, have pur into Kirkwall ; the former is leaky, and it is kupposcd must discharge to repair. Thr,„, : following are the names of the Vessels that sultalied-damage at Antigua in the burrieasw SepteMbet :—Shipa San Nicbola ; ileitor, a prize ; Governor Carleton,lio NEY ; Sloop Oat rich, on sliore ; onion, got off much daMaged ; Chance, dAttlagtd ; Ann Kerby, bate staved in; 5410, stern di4to; Char:/ottie, totally lost ; Pol?y, damaged ; Georgiana, totally lost • William, ditto; Sally, Titun, ditto Argo, go; off; 7anet, damaged ; George, got off; Baxter, ditto ; Prince, on shore,; Baccbar, (wally lost ;—Brigs Nepone, Ro 811450 N, damaged ; Peggy, lost ; Mot/fez:Ono, got off; Argoaaat, ditto ; beth, bilgedi—Schoolers Grace, I% , llcittit, , ok, on shore; AVG], bilged, and supposed-lint; on shore,, much damaged ; Camilla, ditto; . Mat. ihrun, lost ; Lord. Neltote, ditto ; Williapt, bow staved in ; Two Erode:4, totally lost ; Little Atm, ditto ; Nancy, ditto ; CO:be:rine, on shoro ; Mao', much damaged; Charlotte, totally lost; John Burke, on,shore ; Edward, ditto ; Sincerity, ditto ; Ursula, . ditto ; Ranger, ditto; Grand Turk, ditto ; eOnt enerq, ditto. . _ The following rode out the gale, viz.—Frira. StNiKim, London; Wamrst,' HILL, ditto; tir4l.,er,'CitArtvtAte, a re.ciptute ; Cires, TurK ea, Bch:ludas ; Veroni, HAR.LRVimr; Certi,-;--; Good liannah, a Daniell rtize ;Samuel and Mar), ittAl the Stanley, FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. , ...-............-- • PAR ts, Nov. 13.--Generd tkemsrttotec, the successor of Mr. Liv ixosvos, as Ambassador to the Emperor of the French , is a rrived here, and will I e presented next Sunday at the grand diplomatic audience. He brings with him his 'Government's acknowledgment of our Sovereign in his now dignity. Oar Ambassador to the United States of America, General TtritittlAW, between Spa and America are finally settled. It cannot be a long . time before such an event tak es place, as both countries have accepted of the mediation of our Emperor. His Excellency M. CHAMPICNY began his functions a s a Minister of the Hom e De p artment on the loth instant. All the Chiefs of Division, Chefs de Bureau, and the principal Clerks, were presented to him by his Excellency the Councillor of State, M. PORTALIS, on the preceding day. He will have his first levee the day after to-morrow, when poi.. '' • tions and memorials may he present ed to him., H. days of a'- public audience are fixed for every first and last Thursday in the month. , The Emperor has again permitted the Morn• Lion of grain to Spain, from the frontier Depart. ments, and from the ports of Bayonne, St. Esprit , Moran, Sables d'Olonne, and 13,-urdeaux, upon Y pa ing a certain duty, which is destin ed to com p , the union of the Coals' between Niort and L a Rochelle. , . , Itis said that the grand review, ak 0 w well c diplomatic audience, will be put off until Sunday. the z.l of December, when it is thought that fl i t Holiness the Porte will be present , as he is expele u ,. to arrive here on the zBth inst. The extraordinary deliberations of the Council Of State continue at St. Cloud, and are said.to have for their object, among other interesting changes', th e laying aside, from the fi rst of next Januarys iholt„,,' publican Calendar, according to the desires ofillts Holiness the Port. l The Prefect of the department of Mont fl at has, to prevent accidents to the numerous trarellera who are expeCted from Italy, to witness the En''' . perot's Coronation, ordered pos ts, with latol, l . , t° be erected, froth Mont Ceois, as far WO-1110014° The Troops from Brest, of Beauvnisin. . ent, who come to witness the EmPernes Corc 7 " l4 sioo, have been ordered to remain at Veri:iiie.gl: until further orders. The other Troops from t . ne e Itochefort,.,and L'Ori• Army near Boillogne, and from the .Banks of . tl ii t.„: Rhine, will stop at Sr. Germain, Pontoisr 1 \ 4611 4 and Meaux, where they will•be reeiewed.l# t" Emperor. ever where in France, a 110.0009 The Pot will be received with die sani ' he . L) not travels Princes of the Blood, when the y 1 cqnito. . . - daysOsast, that both It.has been reported for.some , • child, have Gen. and Madame Moe-situ, with the ir at cediz...... fallen ViCtims to the fever which rages ( Journal de Paris.) . General Mo. as are, aSCfCCO for . t .a. According to the last news fro m . Aenu, he intended to sail with his Wkfte tot Ma' Mthaa; • • ootca, there to wait' her accouchemen . mu t be without any foundation. —.(Le C.-ft/41! .t• fan , _ h i s Clic. the report of his Before General Bouitiecervi not set .out,lol. _A death, at . Cita ~I Zt ail s os ii an. audience with the .Emperor, from six I 4: morning to ten. He is ac companied by M. v o two / lib , . post as Ambassador to the Court of Madri.d, h ri e hid RAND, of the Foreign Department, and tr y be., de.Camp. M. VAUDREUILLE continues tl . voi; ir First Secretary. As he took leave, the . t iL i o_7 4o .. presented him with a t• els yan g ' jesty's portrait, set round wit h n iamon s 5 . 0 _ , ~,0 • 24,000 livres (wool.). 03 the same 0c53 1 worthfl' diamond orig. Empress presented him with a 12,000 11Y1C4 W)01.). PO' of I)Yl e i The Engineer of the Dzpertment ~an, for CI-13N, has presented to the Prefeft a Peol_'_..r, f o r gold snuff. box, with IT Ist manding a recommendation to the BroV u lich he obtaining a Patent for a kind of Rudder t i ne ho has invented, and with which; Ball°°"ll.ei,ia an governed with more ease in the air the ocean. Gill' b nest . The Spanish Commander at St. Roc h is Cou rt ' than ay I -- , raltar, CASTANOC; has demanded from ..e _ LAor i . reinforcement of Troops to strengthen t h e round this fortress, and to prevent the .I'l'. int eri or' and the Troops from penetrating to the 11 1 , : n the He ordered two of hit S &hers to be. shleireiags, ad instant for receiving bribes from ""„) withou t and for permitting them to pass thei r r(4.-doet 10 interruption. The Spanish 'footle ate °,,.,r„.. r oisrr fire 0.1 all deserters from the Garrison of t' oes t should they not return there after brill pic kets ' 6lll".A to do so by the Advanced °Jet-entitle (Lr Citurn Frantaise.) ea' A has It is raid,' that the Etnperor Of Russ! A ot os , :tented to receive Cardinal MAuRv .a 9 4 11 / 1 .,' oft , dor from the PUrf t Losettle the diiferences Pc' the Courts of Rome and Sr. Petersnergh• . • The French , marauders who stovv erl M' : . ..:—...r....4.— eg ai ST hFW upon his way, to B er lin, too k i v im hill'' if f office. lea hi papers, cash, tgice.. his gilt mace er ' 34 A c r y occurs in- the ripresentstine 11 At(, ...vacan, , , f the Ciry . of Edinburgh in Parliament, by the L °l4 The Hvocate's appointment to be Lord jo , ice Chill" 13 0 on,' Gsoacts -Ali EtItCROMBY. of Tullihocir, e4r, son of the late gallant Sir RALPH AV Ititllol4 i f a nd :i. esa 'TheßiidZ :gbiajet n nt( : :: 1 takenna Candidate i t d o aut L pe t ) for srdg A that o i Viscount hLoi, e,OO l v ot a i r d i bl i .1i bratit c a m ! :I, tin : ; 0 ' 00 or his late walking match, was only to the est er- - , of hundred guineas, and way shared by four Ogiccr to I' s 'There are no I?.ss than four trim. an. co" „ c ot tried in-the isurse of . the Sittings after tilt P r Term. AU the parties are in the circles of W ool , able life, and .the circumstances which ' 4. il l beuriortis sat t i tlisthrsed are which a nature singularly cooist rarticutarlv one, in the defence is to 01 rectirrilairia ~,,,. • . •to since, Irish Gent to in comp so li,lrewssnitig"lY seeing that'llie lights were so di n t iota' to render the darioesi coiilbk, ca- * i of f' . ,of 111 , , . " Here, Waiter, let ma have , a emir ` ,fete "pirid c4ntiles, just that I rosy let how those ut i'