The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-14 00:00:00

ARRIVAD. 11 arriburgh z PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY ♦T TWILVX O'CLOCK. CCM%Oh S 5 57 I Rod. Ann. 57k Omn. .. 61 THE SUN. SOLI/4 QUIZ AUDSAT ? L 0 N D 0 N., TUESDAY, AUGUTT 14, 1804. The Lisbon Mail, which arrived y esterday, brings very little intelligence. The PRINCI RIG/ANT has found himself under the necessity of sending the . Marquis De LIMA, as Ambassad - or, to congratulate. BONAkARTI on his Usurpation of the Imperial Dig nity. A Frigate laden with treasure sailed lately from Lisbon for France. This has been the invari able bra Lice of the French since the Revolution— they always add insult to plurklet and oppression. Private Letter's have been received by the Gator.. 4 10 , 24 Mail, which state, tiIAIBONAPAiTIC has formed a new plan fir creating dissentions and animosities cmong the Northern Powers.—This plan is said to be that of partitioning the Kingdom of Sweden, the greater part of which it is proposed to give to Russia, and the remainder to Denmark ; and an In. demnity is to be found for the KING of SWEDEN in Germany.-11 we had not witnessed the events of the last fifteen years, we should consider such a proposition as absurdly chimerical, but the French seem determined never to rest satisfied till they, in some way or other, revolutionize every State in Europe. Nothing contributes more to the ac complishment of their objets than the praffice which has of late prevailed of taking Territories from one Prince, and giving them, to another, under the pre tence of compensation, indemnity, &C. because it accustoms' the People to view, with indifference, violations of the rights of Sovereigns, and destroys that natural affe6lion which ought to, subsist. be. tween Prince and his Subjeas. The condua of the Northern Powers has evidently given great ones siness to BUNAPAIciE, and it would relieve him f rom mu ch apprehension, if he could, by his in trigues, sow the seeds of suspicion among them : it is by artifices SUCK a these, much more than by the skill of her Generals, or the bravery of her Troops, that VtilliCe has become so formidable to the other Powers of Europe. ' By an Antericin Gzittlemt.t, just arrived from the Continent, we have received positive aid au thentic information that the limilogne Flotilla is in a complere state of eqnipment, and ready to em. brace the ft st opportunity of • putting to sea. Wile , titer that opportunity will ever bk,. permitted to the Enemy, by our Illiakailing svidrons, remains to be seen. The troops stationed oft the uplands above Boulogne, and in its vicinity, amount 53 upwards of too,boo men. The tint division, however, that will be sub:irked, will not greatly exceed too,ooo. Ti is n d"rsrond ihat they will contsf under the com. wand of Prince j0 , t1.11 vli , % a few. years ago was 41 CoillittO soldier in Pic tisCßU l s army), as. itistrl by Scut T, jt.t Not, ittiti Wine other expo. r c. , 11 Officer., as the EMPEROR will nor venture I, :n the jest (Iv i.ian. Jr is supposed teat ir , y, pi 0 inolUlliCe ut infirmation received aicrrirg tine maturity of the Enetny's plans, that our Cs s , , velii , nent have issued the PrilchunJtion, no ticed in vestcr.;ay's Piper,l it ileclaring the French purrs in the l.!sliniel in a slate of • bloL kade. A 1.4 , ..wei ir,on an ()dicer on Ow rd the Rag& of 74 Piths the I c.v.!, 414t0 16 6.h instantl states, that for a. week pill airy had been in expe&itiuti of the Emetny putting to %C.I, as their ' line of battle ships t pc rrd with their sails bent ; but that Admiral I“OttNaIcLUGNI 141,1 t h at morning been infor•neth by ;in American vessel bound fruw the Textl to c,dix, that this appearance of preparation arose 4 0 in ' exercb.ing the crews in the necessary mart:cu. 111,, t, with the same design, troops had been embatkril and disembarked, but that there was no apparant intention u) their immediately putting to iica. Lettere were yesterday received at the India House, which etatc • that the following nut watt'. bound ships arrived off Madeira, all wed, *on the ph ult. untie: convny of fits Majesty's Ship 1. 1 theNientstol 64 guns, viz. Fo'r China—Certr, Capt. Dutr...FORD ; 11/‘I.K It r T . ; Alu wick Castle, GLEDVrArt ES ; JAMESON ; True Briton, Flucil Eh ; Royal Charlene, Ftt to NFU! N ; ipiune, Dori ALuhoN ; Perieverante, :14 EADAL,II ; and l ' aumion Castle, aitce. For MArira, Madras, and Bengal-r—Lord Moir, Cipt. SW ENT; anti niirEhom, DAL P.YNII' E: Fur I'/IJdr4s aoJ J3Jiniii.y—Expro4Airear, CAMP BIL,I,, with several Whalers fir the South Seas, ult.ch sailed with the Fleet from Engh li d. lie thiee last Ships were going into Mir:leis-a, agree,ibly to their destination, and the rein 'totter of til t Herr prc,ceeded on their voyage. Their pabbage to Madeira teas very loog, oyitng tv a tocties ut light w iota rtrtl calm.. — The Dwv;d S'co't, Captain jurtr4, for Batnhay, putted from 114 Mohr) 's Ship Phmi,,,,,:;evet, thic lately ,ativeti as convoy with the c141 , .1 Ships, un F . t: 28,1t.uf Ai rd Ivo, all well. ()sad,' 'bdircoi from Sr. Helena, on her pimiige, on 11. e 4,'! - 1 i f l NLy. I he Lio , ei if (a Icl4nl on ibr.! 19th of ttl W vipettcd 3buftly to tut ti PORTS MO CI T}l i • AIM 13-.—•• Arrived the Friends hareare, Ro a mos, fr4n) Sunderland ; Tillttberrj, Cu ZENO), from Bubadot4 ; and *d r, TomLi N. lON, ham a Cruize. Last night arrived the Frio' ? Austria Trans. port, from Guernsey. Sailed the Alive, Hut., Sea Nymph, lON, and Three Sisters, Hrotts, for Sunderland ; ,end February, for Dantzie. The whole of this day it has blown very hard from the Westward, at times varying, and con. tinues to blow very fresh, attended, the whole of the forenoon, with a'heavy rain. A Collier (Brig) was driven on shore here this morning, but it i 3 thought she will be got oil. DEAL, AUG. t 3 Mdbrook Schooner sailed for her Station off Ostend. Arrived the Vulture from the Nore. Sailed the Leda fur Dungeness, but put back again, it bloviPing a heitvy gale from the southeast. Sailed the Harpy on a Cruize off' Calais; and Ramer Gun.brig fur Dungeness. The Viper Cutter has pitched her topmast away riding at 11 , 1. anchor. A Ship parted her cable, but has brought up again without any more damage. A Collier Brig, belonging to this place, on the Beach delivering her cargo, is drove siongahore, and it is feared will be lust. The Bei/mph= has just patted her cable, but brought up again, alter driving above four miles, In the Downs--Monarch, Utrecht, liderophon, Ardent, Intlexible, Veter.in, Euryalus, Leda, Immortalize, Castor, Champion, Arimitte, Avenger, Bonetta. Alonzo, Fury, M. 4. finer, Bruizer, Archer, Bloodhound, Boxer, p ly. mouth, Ramer, Dispatch Navy Transport, Viper Cutter, Abundance Store-ship, Armed Deigned Ships u below, and the Matilda Cartel. CORK, Aura. g. The Admiral Packenha tt , which .►rrived here on Tuesday morning, sailed from Jamaica, on the 17tli of June, under Convoy of His Majesty's Ships the Bellerophon, )f 7 4 . gut 1, Duquesne, of 7¢ guns, and a Frigate, with about iso Sail of Merchantmen; she p arte d t h e Fleet three weeks ago. , There were besides in die Fleet, bound to Cork, a ship belonging, to Belfast, another to Liverpool and a Cutter. The Master cl the Admiral Packenhant supposes the convoy is s lung way astern. Ten Merchant Ships which arrived in this Hat. hour, from the West Indies, on Sunday morning, confirm the intelligence of the 'safe arrival of the Windward Fleet, which sailed from Tortola the 26th June, and con%is: ed of 250 sail, under convoy of His Majesty's Snips Ulysses and komnty; they never exierienced a pleas„oter passage, and amongst so large a fleet, not a ship was supposed to be miss. ing. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, JUNE 16.—YedIerti” g flrti Majesty's Brig Port•Makon sailed from P ri-Royal; on a cruize. Two Foreign Schooners ~nd a Felucca, for Cuba, sailed the same morning. Brig Courier w — as b larded on WednesilaY evening by a French Privateer, who put on Capt. litiaalL, of the Sully, of Bermuda, and Mr. fIARV EY. one of his Passengers, the burry having been previously captured off Pori Antonio, which Port she was bound to. Mr. HARVEY informs, that during the time he Was on hoard the Privateer, Cow Bay, and chas e d t h e she ran d as fir ;111 Sloops Patty and Birrire/or into that Port. Taunt), Atm. The violent winds of Thursday anti yesterday have greatly interrupted sh e Pilchard Fishery ; and that at a time when the ptospett on the different coasts was never greater. The quantity now cellared in the county appears to be about 10,000 hogsheads. --A melancholy acci. dent happened about noon, on Thursday last : The Sean.bnat of the Naples Sean belonging to.Gorran, near Mevagissey, in attempting to get out pf the Western Bay, could not clear the Dodman-Head, and was forced on tits rocks, when two men jumped on shore and were saved ; but the remaining five Were drowned in sight of several spe&ators, who could aff)rd them no assistance. One man, in attempting to descend the cliff for that purpose, fell over and was killed. The boat, scan, and. materials, are lost. One of the above , unfortunate men has kit $ children, and another 6. SOUTHAMPTON. 'AUG. I I.—On Tuesday morn. ing the ,Iltrt, Gun-brig, was launched from Mr. ADAMS'S Ship-yard at chapel, but she unfortunately struck aft before she cleared the ways; however by extraordinary exertions, and the help of empty caaks, she was got off on Thursday morning. She is allowed to he a strong built Vessel, and well adapted for the purpose intended. A vast concourse of people attended at the launch, who were greatly mortified at the accident. This Town was never fuller of company thin at present. Mrs. SIDDONS is on a family visit at T. 'FITZHUGH'S, Esq. near this town, hut is not ex• petted, to appear professionally at the Theatre. Extras of a Letter from the Sailing master of the Eliza Packet, Capt. PATTERSON, to 111$ wile, dated Barbadoes, t Ith June, 1804; " I arrived here last night, after a smart engagement with Scliconer uf guns and tso men, we toughs her two hours an d a nalf, and beat her otl—she took two Packets lately.-- «'r nad °My une boy wounded—she cut our rigging and sails much- 1 am now lilting the rigging to go to sea this night tor F.114a had toguits and 35 halals. The IVe4Git, Capt. SMITH, a very valuable Ship, fro:a St. Kitt's, got on shore un Sunday ni going into the West India Ducks, at ; the car , will he mo.itly saved, taut it i/ fevesi the Ship will 4 lust. WINDSOR, SUNDAY, Avousr 12. This being the Birth-Day of His Royal High. nets the PRINCE of WALES, THEIR MAJESTIES and the ROYAL FAMILY received the compliments of the Nobility and Gentry on the happy occasion. The Union Flag was flying the whole day on the top of the Round Tower. The morning had a louring appearance, and some smart showers fell, but were soon over, and the af. ternoon was fair and inviting. Between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, Ills MAJESTY, 'accompanied by the QUEEN and PRINCESSES, walked on the Terrace, which was crowded with all the Nobility and Gentry in the neighbourhood, and people, in short, of every de. scriptton, eager to have a view of their Beloved SovERKIGN, and to be pedal!) , satisfied—as they were—by their own observation, of his complete recovery. His MAJESTY was in excellent spirits, and con. versed with many distinguished charaders with much familiarity and humour. His memory appears to be as vigorous and correa as ever ; for all along two lines of considerable length which were formed by hifroobjetts, one on each side of the walk, he spok* ID almost all those who were in the front, and who hat been formerly introduced to him, addressing theta each by name. The Qu sE rt was equally condescending, and con. versed with several of the Lollies and Gentletnen with much CH* and familiarity. • HIS MAJZsTY addressed himself with good hu. roma to many persons, and particu!2riy compliment. ed Lord BorroN on his stril attention to his pro • fessional duties as a Soldier. Among the company present were Lords Ux. NUDGE, CAMDEN, HENLEY, ST. HELEN!, CAbTLEREAGII, and ROSSLYN.— The beautiful Lady CASTLE&EAOII was also there, along with the charming Lady SELINA STEWART, who is under her protection. We scarcely ever ob. served a more finished beauty than the Latter, whose looks, shape, and motiun, seemed to fascinate every beholder. The KING retired from the Terrace about eight o'clock, leaving a feeling of mingled affedion, re. spect, and joy, in the company—Affeftion for his condescensions, reaped for his virtues and stat ion, and joy at the assurance of his perfect recovery. These happy tidings will be received with much exultation by all ranks in every part of the Country. IN LONDON all the Pawl of WALIA'S Tradesmen, &c. &c. were uncommonly eager in demonstrating their At tachment and affeetion to His Royal flig!►ness. In the evening the Theatres and ►ome of the .Public Offices were splendidly illuminated, as well as all the houses of His Royal Highness's Trader. nen. Among the most conspicuous Illuminations 'sere the following : Wit ITl'a Subscription House, St. James's.street, rn itle a very splendid appearance, having a lofty Triumphal Arch, formed squire lamps, surround. ing the letters " P. W." over which was a very brilliant star of MAR Limps, with a range of others beneath. Visops.s's Subscription 1-I ,, u+• had the letters P. W." durmounted with the Pitt me L's Feathers, a festoon of Im.lll-yelLvw lamps beneath, with a diamond in the centre, and a small circle at each end. BR 00/Ws Subscription Hons.! , was also very splen. did, having a large brtili.,nt Star, funned ut red, purple,, anti yellow lamp..., .he !root of the bal. iny, with the letters' 4 ' G. P." on tither .isle; the whnle being surmounted Hi the Prihce's Feathers. There were festoons of yellow earn alung the hal. cony. RODWFLI., Bunt aticiSlitse.maker, Nei:0111y, dis. played the mot' hri Basil itltialination in that . street, S very well woe*, o f particular notice. Along the front wiie *toot*of vat. g .tted lamps, with 4 St.tr of great mognituiie : the centre was formed of purple and fit lac lames, and the rays • o f yellow lamps, together 414 ith the !Men "P. W." The whale W4ll surmounted with the PriiiCeli Feathers. Mr. HAW Li, Accoutrement Maker, had, round the King'. Arms, festoons of yellow lamps. Mr. Ecto, Gun , lnith, at the end of the Haymar ket, was as usoal one of she neatest we noticed dur. ing the evening, having the balcony in front beau. titully ornamente.l with festoons of variegated lanspc. CULMAN°II Theatre had the initials " G. P." of yellow lamps, with a star between, and the Prince's Feathers over. The Opera House was tastefully lighted widt festoons of small lamps along the front ; from each end rose a line of yellow lamps to the top, which terminated in a circle of small lamps. In the centre of the whole were the letters "P. W," with a brilliant star between, and the Prince's Feathers at top. KELLY'S Music Saloon, Pall-Mall, had the Prince's Feathers in purple lamps in front of as* bal. cony, the arches and sides being superbly orrism•st.. ed with variegated lamps. which had a very band. some and commanding cad along i'dll Mall. STaoNabeTWAam, Scar Engraver, had a Star of variegated lamps on the 'centre window, with a diamond on each side. Chevalier RUM NI, Dentist, had a range of small yellow lamps along the ba:cony, with an.ther range of purple lamps, about a foot distant underneath ; it had a very excellent dna. The Globe Insurance Office. also in Pall Mall, had two ranges of lamps along the hunt, one at the to and the other at the lower part of the balcony ; between the two rows were the letters " I'. W." And the Prince's Feathers. The Union Club House, Pall-Mall, was on this occasion lighted up in a novel manner, and made a very grand appearance. In the front of the balcony was a diamond of great brilliancy, with festoons of snt•ill lamps all round the iron railing, and " P. W." together with a splendid Star, between, surmounted by the Prince's Feathers. FISHFtt, Ffuitecer, St. Alban's.street, hatj the sic P. vv." ,ind Fe.ithers over. JEFFERIES, Silvo...solidi, C)ckspur.street, had festoons of square lamps round tach window. 01 S t t' s I: 1' 2 IC. tetterok lol 4oC," -irith• the Prince's ea tween r atenounted by a Stet of yellow Lttnpi. llPSoseet, Gunsmith, Chairing-Cross, had tllO.. " P. W." of yellow lamps,. very neatly displayed. Covent-Garden Theatre was very beautifully and magnificently illuminated, having a lofty frame of WOOd.WOrk over the door in Bow-sheer, %vitt the initials " P. W." and several devices et lauto formed along the frame. Drury.lane Theatre, from Russell.street, exhi' hired " P. W." with a Star in the centre, 111051 brilliantly displayed. Above • were the Feathers, and beneath were sprigs of laurel. The whole had a very charming effett. MIDDLITON, Pencil.maker, in the Strand, gave tokens of his loyalty and attachment by a variety of lamps, the letters " P. W." surmounted With a Star. ADAMS, the Optician, and PARIAR and P=lay , of Fleet -street, vied with each other in their Illu minations on the joyful occasion. RUNDELL. BRIDGE, and RUNDELL, jeWelltito of Ludgate Hill, had the Star and FeathersdispleY• ed in the most splendid and beautiful forms. The other parts of the City and its environs gave tokens of the highest approbation, by a great vartelY of lamps, &c. &c. Sun Office, Ileff.fing Two P. We stop the Press to state, that we hare pod reasons for believing that there is no , truth whati ever in an article which has appeared in POI °f the Papers, that the Lisbon Packet, which WOO the Mail to Falmouth on Saturday, had seen F 4)ljr Sail of the Line, supposed to be the Enemy. The PR INC ass of WALES gave an elegant (linn et on Sunday, at 'ICI house upon aldekheadi. in honour of the Birth.risy of t he 'PR INCE of WA LiS. In the-evening•-there was a Concert, at which several inofessiJnid artists from tows mated. . _ Yesterday, at three o'click, theltarsssot IMIADOR had an Audience of Lord HARIO* SII at his office in Downing stree t . The POICTUGUasa and SPA•4IsH AMEASSAIP° have left town for Windsor, fur 4 few days. Yesterday mornintOtspatchet were received St the Mmiralty, from Str CHARLIS Corrott, In the wart Sag yoloh, of tto guns, 11,1,„, wh i c h forwarded to Lord Met.vtt.l.2,-at Wimbledon'{ a T 1 a following ()dicers have within the ie , e days been appointed to command the several anacr" mentioned Ships, viz. Captain Hos/Tea, to the Venerable, of 74 gull* Atari, . . Weymouth, 04 Witioor, . Swett, ; ••••••••••• PAOC rug, • - Saracen. r A Convoy for "Fonningen sails from Hull It morrow ; one for the Baltic, is expeard to s ail th e . first week in September; and an other fur rutturil and the Mcd.terranean the loth 01 0610ber. A prize, sent into Portsni iuth by the 110 01 sloop of war, which looked into L'Orient on 4/ : 2 0 1 ult. and reconnoitered the Enemy's fury( that port, has brought intelligence that it eons''' . ed one ship of the line, a frigate, a cor vett4.l and two brigs. L-tters have been received at Hull, frig n i ß " retne e r ft stating, " that the French had stored 2 :`,t -e t f r i erit wit;; n three leagues of that place, and cam e- no - „ f . into ilie small river Lesum ; which, ( 0 , 41i tat :iner, would stop the transport by land 11 10 " " ° to met," • Jai. In case of an Enemy landing in Scotland, to n i • • Lion to the Fortner R9xburghshire ai,d Berwickv,lro,. signals, M. oons (which go with an " Plul rt i n ) uutiug a r. port siinilar to that of a great 11- will be fired every fifteen minutes. A tea By Lrt:ers from Sydney, New Snuth Wales, u l4- Mitch 14, 1804, lot . r.rriati ...it is received tha t °it or about the 13in Jal u try, 1803, Cart/t/G°,e Hope, Capt. M'A KILL , arrived itti iniehiC°lllgot. that Mr. BL ACK had ..tiled p iled from nea , ' d i . in4nder of th ,. iirignj, a will Ve,sei, on ill' '144 of April, S 101; seamen all European , . lii 4 C l 4 / was princii)..ily intended for the Coast of bo i to touch first at Port Jicfrsoo. Ai no accJun t been received of Mr. BLACK incc, the eoncl iii , fr i is, that he and his little crew !iris ha ve all p 2 ri' l ' v ; Mr. BLACK'S Narrative of the tViutiny on booril i ty , Lad" Sbore, intht he well remembered by t he Po tic. He w. i s o ne of the firAt who througitiP the Str a its which hevarate an Diemeo's L a nd 1 4 1 0 New Hol'and. —lie left the Cape of God 11°P e „ a little S..lwoner, of about Bc, tons, called tilt 1 / 1. :4 hinger, on the 9 , 11 of November, 1600, alle lW i t he at the Nand of Amsterdam for a few hours On - 4 +lli December, where lie f Hind PERRON, M entin n ee in Lmd MAC Aa TN V E ithassy, haul pdid j h l i a cond visit there with a f atty of Americans, 14 11 '', - 0 been very unsuccesdul, having procured no 11 ;," 0 , than 4 . 000 s kins in the ciurse of nine ceeditig from thclice without any thing redl 3l ' 01 , occurring, he entered the newly discovered S' l d ` i and On • the Ist day of this century di,covere 5, Island of considerable extent lying in Wt. 3? 11 ',,e to 40. 30. S. and in long. 144. i to vdin c ;, 4 4 gave the name of Govern ,r Kin g ' s Land. rhit' l Isles he called gs tie anchorea•at ji:i t e, r ) ;: a ) gk, u i cliNI) U.vncr of the vievtee:glrv::LitYl,ll,lt:su Gr up, otter ills f t l ,, t ll On leaving Set' bet. I , Governor Kr NO gave him letrerNio',l Marquis Pout Jackson for littigal in .-r i ,br ut which, huoveVers nu olvorionity ut avaiiii,g himself, nor did he $1 r e , in need of it. Goverhor Kt NO, that Icto r ' e fol commended hint as it y opt% pu3sesSed ° I ,! 1 4 11 3 abilities and most ex,ln a .lat v g ood comit'c' that his abilities, as .1 Navigator and dfl AO C. res Mel', had enabled him to ateer ern some VO:r ig po ti s h eeting tile,SirilS that sepAidtr Von thernen! ar gil troth New South whifit would be consequvice toward, otitesining a coalplete leige of the Coatis of that Tr rritory. , 0 'l Oll4 Nlr. BLACK was horn at I'4i-indult), in P I where Ins lather' was Own C urat e, and his bra,l:,oll now a Bookseller, Ott. 31, 17741. f-fii and fraternal ittretlluil were tiOgy endeariog.