The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-10 00:00:00

DUZ. A Mt fV/D. liamburgh t or.. ft. w.• • w 11,0 • r • M ,PRICE OF STOCKS, T ; itii DAY AT TWALVIL O'CLOCK. syi r ()trillium Ccnsols THE SUN. 1101.4).1 QUli jA LS ell At/n:lAi ? LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER tO, 1804. treg:Our last we have received a regular series of die Path Pa,tes try the 2d inst. Duich Pores to the 6rh, and this morning two Hansigirgh Mails ar. rived, from all of which we hive made copious ex. tracls. The most ,important fall they contain is, that the Russian ihnbassader has vi;tted Paris; _ this is stated - in the Moniteur of. the 31st ult. het Arniting is said ,of the departure of the Swedish or DAnish Ministers. BowArAeire left Boulogne on the 2.7 , h, and arrived at Arras ort the . 28th. Ile was expelled at Brussels and at Chapelle. All the acdounta from different , parts of iha French and Dutch Ports concur in repre stinting all the preparations for the Invasion as enmpiete ; but it is stated, in a Letter from Ant. .twerp, that it *el intended to ereet Barrafks along the Coast of the Channel, , for rhe comfort of the Troops during the wit,ter. If BONAPARTE intends to keep his Troops on the Coast during the winter, it will be absolutely' necesssty that Barracks should be tyreeled ; for if he were to attempt to keep them another winter in hutted Camps, their present dis eemtent would, we have no doubt, break out into open mutiny. The Dutch Popery confirm, as far as they dare, `the account we gave some ,days ago, exclusively; of the mutinous *spirit which manifested itself in tie Camp at iris', and tbey,admit chat the desertions among the Troops had 'risen to , such a height, that it was absolutely necessary to march a body n Gent Arm,s to endeavour to at . tt stop to .Anotherimportant faEt, which we mentioned, is, al•:o confirmed by the lastAlsils, fnr they state, that the Dutch Government had•suspended the't4tymant cf the Indemnities to the Parrett of OR The . teasini why the payment is Suircillted is simply' this, Admiral VEttnEvii, has seize 1. the money: to pay the French Army, in Holland ;*br,'as..the. Dutch Papers more del;tattly express it, • Admiral VixitsOm.has. surreededin Lis fn a Lem! from Rome, it is srattA, that an the • night. between the 4.th and s•th tile. n Courier ai. rived there from Paris. As anon as His' Holiness had read the Dispatches; he summoned a secret Council of all the Cardinals in Route. It lasted several hours. `. The' contents 'of the Dispatches .were not , publicly known. • , Our Readers wilt recoiled 'that 'we mentioned some days ago that BovAr Aria had kin : con. templaticn agAin to rivolutionlie Italy. • We are inclined to think that this 'secret • Coun. cil of the Cardinals had some . reference' to this subjeti, and the more en, because we 'havi been, informed, from authority upon which ' we place great reliance, titan in the changes which BONAt'ARTE inteiltlll ' to Enlist: among the Italian States the Pope is destined to play a *N56110 . 641 part. 133 our .1),11 Letter of this rnoroing we learn, that . Lord ME L i n1.1.s emirrlied yemerdity morning an I) , nrd the Monarch, with Lori' ; imme : di4tely alter which ,that Vessel, and the Captor Fri ate, sailed for 13)ulogne, to reconnoitre the Enemy's preparations. There iN nO other iateili4ence of importance from Oie .OO2St, On, SPl:urrby, abrm:t two Oclnck, the Swediqh Atnbdvail,,or tril,-6;seted, business with Lard HAR• at his ()Rice, At three o'cluck.the Logi) w.As with his LtAtiabipp iVir.'SYLvEsTgx t,tine of Iris Mejesty's IVlessen ger4, tirri.JPO yesterday morning At Lord 'HAR- P,0 , , 1 1:1V 's Office, with tlisrifehesfrom the Court of CotitelltS ( 1 1 these dispatche s were sttnt c If to II vs T y ;it l';', q ` mii , it h, The Duro( of Yottx gave a sumptuous Dinner yesterday at his seat at Oarlands to a large witty of am - ingst whom were the F,arl of BAN nuttY, Colonel TAYLnx, and Mr. GreE I UWOOD. The Dug.? of K.F..\::r left Town on Friday to loin, his R,nyal Parents at 1 , 1 (44 month. 1))1(1 MgADOW.TiA . NiC t on Tuesday, was admitted or,w of the tenth of.justiciary, in the room of Lord r/11311iVEN. • . • Pri "I.,Oters from Paris state, that at the Coro. of EGiptiOr of.. the French, a new will'he•instirated, underthe title of irdriciai:si t 'n , S'itiatfis to he proclaimed ii.)on that socea.,ion. This rotiliote will joelode all person 4,, with _their firmilies and de!cerrlrrits,*who, within the first 'yea's ill 1, B , NAPARTE'S reign, have ciccill ied, of shall occupy, the first and great places of Starr, stilly as Field Marshals, Corn- C I: H; G6lcrilir, u 1 J)ivisin, Ministers, Officer , . of the Legitrn of Honour, Couiailtas Ui St.atc,,Sciwors, &c, DEAL, SF rr. 9.--Sailed the Bi.wdbriugd Gun.' hrig,on it,Crui*e of lloulogne ; on a Cruize off Ostend ; Chopatra, on a CruiZe.'off 'Flushing ; Pfir e vius. Barnb; for the Note; and "ertetes. Armed fl: fence Slap for Shields. Arrived the Starli Gun-brig from a Cruize off ;and Lord Nehot Armed Dcfende .the Northward. _ • This morning, about eight o'clock, Lord MEL. V ILLE embarked on board the Monarch, with Lord li:tint, and was received . on board by a Salute from the Ship, when the Almarth and Caitor Frigate sail. ed for Dungeness, and from thence OW to Bbblogne Road, 'to reconnoitre the Enemy's preparations. The Prevoyante Storeship was this day released from quarantine in the Downs, and landed upwards , of !sob° letters from Gibraltar and Malta, which were sent this afternoon by post for London. In the Downs—Utrecht, Inflexible, Pre'voyarite, Seourgs, Starling, • Fanny . Armed Brie, Arnied Delcrice Ships and Transports as before; and Providence Navy Transport .for Plyinouth. PLYMOUTH, SFPT, I.—Arrived the Diermiasir Frig ite, of 38 guns, from the'Channel Fket ; and . Lady .Iftarreri, Armed Ship, from the Eastward. Also, the Brig '/Vdrol, of and from Poole, Capt, , SAuNoritl, bound to Newfoundl4nd, with loss of bowsprit, having been run foul of by one of the Fleet. the•J#,lefat►:able frigate an a Cruize to the Westward. •' YARMOUTH, SEPT. B.4—Arrived the Alagicienrit Frigate, Init rixen Gun.brig, Ilemuk e Cutter, aind Fewii Lugger. The Vixen Gun-brig has 'brought in a very fine Logger of upwards of 130 tons, with boo ankers of spirits. HARWICH, SEPT, 7.—The, iluck/ertsd PaCker, Capt.: Bitnce, arrived lasi slight after post from Hosutn ; the Elamburgh and Bremen Mails were put on shore at , Yartnoath the morning;, and this day fifty-seven German Recruits were landzd. The Diana, Car. amts,Oi sailed this morning w i t h t h e M a ils fur flusutn. The Gottemburgh Mail yet remains heie. The Drab hired Armed Cutter arrived from ' a 'Cruize to re i , air some damtge done to her rudder. The l ll,:abets Auker, Capt. LYrtEssvu, arrived from Christiana, with deals, for ipsvvich ; and the Fox Excise Cutter, from a Cruize. SUTEMBIII, 9. '—'The Lady _France, Packet, CAptaiil FINN,' arrived last 'night from /insist:), with the Ihmburgh 'and Bremen Mails, and two Messengers ; ,and this morning the Dorta; Capt. HAMILTON, arrived from the same place, with Mails, Passengers, and German Recruits. The Barnbuigh and Breinci . i Mail,' of yester&dy are on board the Lady Frower Packer, for flusnm..; and the qottcobtirgli will be forwarded t)y rite-Arickiond, Capt. Bator!. The Hecate Gun-vessel arrived from a Crtiize this moining, and remain with the ergam gate, ami .Boxer Ggn.vessri, FALttou'ril, SEPT. 7.--Arrived Oct gni/lb.:or. quid, ro AT I. CE, fiom Rio Janeiro, anti the Eliza, STEVENS, from Hiltrallnah. Sailed the Prince of li t ale.cPdc'kcet, wit% 4'l\lol for Li3boit. .......,... , DISTRIBUTION OF PRIiV. MON EY. Tu the_caprain, Officers, and Company of His M.'jeoty`► Ship Stag,. fOr the capture of the Eeniglieldret, the 6th August, 1 707, in Onri'pany Ships Flora and At.:. Limpus, at No. 13, [tarn rd';„ Inn, Holoorp, on Thurslay the :a:)th inst.. and to A ttornies.on Thursday the ith ber, or the first aiul third Thursday 41 every month for three years, Co the Officers and .Coittpany of His 11fojesty!s Sloop Driver,' for the' capture of the longe Nl, t ria Sloop, the s6th and 17th July, !lino ; the Rqiende, the 2.lth ()do. `; ber, 'Hob ; anti . the Prosperitas, the tOh August, 'Sae, On the 2ntii inst. at No,. 32 9 AtUillit:l.Oreo, or dont% tIII4C years 10 come. - I • fit following i* the Account of the Captnre of the Ilfitisit Sloop of War es given by Mr,N oecocK,,thr 1 1 urscr. beg leave to acquaint you of my arrival here this day, with the rem lining Olicers and Crew, of Maje,ty's Sloop of War Lilly. On the t+th inst. .on or about the hour of ,two P.M. being then in lat. 33.21. N. and long. 79 13. W. we observed .two sail to windward, to which we immediately gave chore. At half past three,. perceived the one to be an armed Vessel, lying to, w ith french Colours ffying,.boarding a ship, which we supposed to be English, •And continued in thitt position till dark, when we lost sight of them. 'Licked tear. sioually, working to wind,vard during the night ; at half past eight A. M. observed two sail to• the Westward, which we. stipprled to he the same as yesterday ; made all sail in cliace, and cleared ship fu r aftion. “ At nine, distinguished them to he. the two Ships we, saw yesterilAy, the one 'having the other, in taw, standing to th e . Southward and Eastward on the stathoard' tack. IT di past nine, 'the one hoisted Colours, which we . reißined passed to wind war.l ; tacked on • our welsher beam, and cast off 'the Vessel she. had taken in . tow ; thter varsirs past, she edged away, takictg . 114 for 'a Motrhant.vessel, we %hewing no gum, 4ndl hp ; inz p; , , a it.tnrary. poop rigged to decoy het, A t 23 minutes pasr to she . ranged up on' nor' -weather quArter, bilifted 14 ( 0010t1r3 it* at)4l ately TCLUICDC(I ; hiie Men el rOppea d k stern, an .ept np• a :heavy: discharge•Of musquetry, -mosquetoons and cohorns • from her tope. and decks, •and that of grape and langrage from ther'howl'..chasers, which cut outtraces, bowlines, and running rigging in such al manner-as to render - the Ship totally unmanage : completely defeated all on. exertions to alter our position so as to get a great gun to'hear 'lnd' the only resistance we were able to make (hay. ing no stern chasers) was that of the small'arins. 6 ( It is with the greatest concern.l have to men. tion the death of ,Captain WILL/A K COMPTON, who fell eadyjn . the adion , . She, etill kept jtalciog every advantage .of our ung6Vernable state) 'under our stern, raktrig'us fore. and aft.with . her bow chace guns and . ,zoo men at mnsketry, tolling sundry fruitless attempts to board till noon, when:she. Pass.. ,ed to windward--on which we g i ve her the whol e . of our larboard broadsitle—and,,laying, us athwart hause, raked .us, sundry times, which I am sorry to say deprived us of the assistance of the whole Odle Officers on deck, Lii!ur..,Fowuta' being the, last • .Who fell giving direaions to' strike the Colours . ; the Ship then laying a perfen log 'on ,the water standing, rnnning rigging, and sails completely cut' to pieces, masts and yards severely wounded.. this state the Enemy made another despe. rate attempt to hoard, which they' effeaed on' the bowsprit with upwards of.. too then, - And the feeble. resistance-we were then able tonake, having then . 18 men,,out of our small number (being only 76 at the commencement of the aOion), killed and wound.„ . ed. It is with the utmost concern I have to add" .we were .Compelle d to "strike- ou'r colours, and at . , half noon:were ,taken possession' of by the Fiencll Ship Privateer La Dame >imbert, of GUadaloupe, mounting• fourteen IL - pounder . carronnadee and two long 9's, and having on board 1 4 0 men. The Lilly mounted' : 16 short . I*,youtitler,s, 'merchant guns." Ilit'Ut KlitED AND WO.;;Nr44• Killed—Captain William ,Compton, Lieutenant Samuel koW • Severely wounded —Mr. Michael Head, Master's Mate ; 'Scipio Thomson, ditto 'of flit Majesty"t Sloop Driver; loan Bryant,, Boatswain ; Ricked Scarrott, :Peter Oldson, Tito- Illaa Bennett, Thomas Ibl`Cahri, luhn Plunket, W. Calvin • (since ddad), Seamen ; Robert Hammond, g(ibert Pay, Wit- • liam Wilton, Private Marine. Slightly wounded--Robert Risker, James Allen, Edard Warren, Seamen ;• William Wade, Private Mariner. The Gentleman who gave the above account says, that tic crew of the Privateer were mostly English, Scotch, Irish, arid' Americans; and thatthe Capt a i n was a Scotclintin. Thi n ks, f rom the shattered con. dition of the Lilly , that. she cannot lie got into port. The. Privateer was formerly ,she, British Packet Afailloroilk h . ; lately calittited by , ttle.Fren . ch in the West Indies. . . . NAVAL AMU NTNIE KETT3, to the San 7 ckf, of 1 . 1 rims ; to the Prince Willian . Armed • Ship ; FAutit:4o4 to the Blonde ditto ; Wtrtlitts to the Tartarnt 13.mnb Capt. E. HA WtC E 11, of the Illig , onne rir he a Post captain ; Capt [IA D ING F, t:t the Prote/Fe ; Mr. pirNemq,•Matter of the Prevoyantr, to be NtiNter Attendant at Sheerness ; Capt F tTi9 it:LA.I.6 4 tr.) com. mand the Sea Fencibles at Brading. • The Convoy frottaeith RosrlliOr the Baltic tail on the toth inst. instead of the zgth, as former. Iy stated ; 3-Convoy will :also he7rovided to sail from L ith Roads..ior the same puce, oß.ths zsth instant. M,trning Paper that wishes to impress 'the Public with a beli4 in its,coPfidentia/litprination -respecting AN iT It lOTA PE ItSO N AGt, has been indiscreet enough to return to the Subjed this day. I t 1 3 proper to remark, that the PaPer in question, its well as other Public J ,, urnals,' in. referring to the expeted ipteivii : 4, just alter it was to have taken place, ascribed the disappnintrnent to if:di:pa:46ov Gut. now it pieteods,, that not 1/rdistoritioy, but a shrgrdar, di:cowry, prevented that interview. The. unlucky Writer forgets, ,or did not know, that 'indisposition was the .plea urged by otte of the illustrious Parties ; arid consequently the Writer is bringing forward a mast ind.cent imputation, at the tbne when he would fait; make the Public believe he, is offering an honnurable, though a owieriiu.; ex. plimation.—.4u(chis is um all,' he had .the indecency, • t in his first paragraph, alluding to the article in this r a per, to quote a passage SSIAIOP EAA E saying, of uike of 'tile High Nrties,. that 41 was "'More sin'd wins; that, sinning," thereby convey., log a most scandal ous irsinuati.,n'atain,it the other: But the Paper says,' that ?rue Sow has abandoned %,‘ hat it had previously alledged, in answer to which assertion, we must repeat its own wordsi , and say, that it is "ta/ i sabiy pire." "The whole of this subjea is too delicate for newspaper discussion, and we only mentioned it at first in order to pay due tribute to, the 'filial reipea and manly frankness of iVe 'of the illustrious PattieS. 7 --AS for the Paper which, has I n reprehensibly attempted . to bring the matter into public ctintroversy, we advice it not to be so fArWard in future without proper ir;formation. TheKtN, 4., of SW SS I) E is, 4CCQUlpapied by Itis.loy-al Consort, left Munich on the zzci ult. 4;:m. his witY Strahlstind, where their" Majesties will colonic for Stockholm. • . It is said Oat MOREAU will riot he-obliged to go to Atneric3, hut tnay remain in Europe, upon con dition of retiring to the Island. of Minorca, to live tinder /the surveillance of theSpariish Constituted Authorities of that place. On Sittirday i4st G.tneral 'Sri: JAMES CRAIG inspeCted the South Liiicoln and evlutii 'Essest . tnenta of Militia, in Barracks ai Harwich, under the Command ofGeneral Itollitssorr., • Captain CAM B R LL,WhO unfortunately fell in a late duel, was not, it seems, the Gentlemen who married Miss WALLIi, the Adress.- Th.it Lady is now 'at engaged in-maternal duty, and her liu,h 4 o i s employed in the service, of his Country. There is therefore no foundation for - the report, that she is about to resume herAituation oh the Soge. K f MO LE returned from hi 4 expedition to Ireland on ',Saturday evening, 1 4 laden with wealth and honours fairly won." jeweLL had a orowdetl house to his Benefit on Saturday last at ,the Haymarket Theatre ; proper tribute of public respect Isir a Gemleman wlio 114$ so long and tko,iwpo4rably di 6 ch arg q t h e duties of his situation, . , _ ThO rnville-R0Ja1,541...t, 1804, MV.. IDITOR, HAY) NG read in your Paper that Mr.,FL INT paid me every attention that could be shown on the oc, casion of the Race, I request you will submit the fol. lowing Elements of Politeness to the Gentlemen of the Turf, ftw them to sanelion or rejeO, 'Upon any future Match of this kind taking place. Element r. Mr. BAXER who kindly offer,ed to ride round ti kit me, on acznunt of the dangerous accident I net with on the Wednesday before, from my saddle turning round, was loritivelj - and ereorporiy re- Allied this permission, Element 2. At the starting-post the most distant species common courtesy was"studiously alioided • aril I te. cei'ed sou of word of comtnand from• Mr. Ft, la ) ,as thus : " Keep that side, Ma'am !" For a morning'i ride this might he tomplimentav, but it war here depriving me of the gvh;patrii. I did not exped Mr. FLINT to Shake hands- With me, that I understand being the coMmon prelude to boxing.' Element 3. When my horse broke down, in the terrible way he did, all the cuur,e must have witnessed the very handsome.manner in which Nir.YttN+ brought me in, i, r. LEFT - MR. OUT, by distancing me as ►ouch as ate poit.ibly . could. If these should be,received . as precedents, the art of riding against Ladies will be 'made mx,t, coon• pktely easy. After ap INis, I ch.,trense M c , FLINT to ride ths "tame match, in all its terms, over the same Course next year,. his horse Rroltm Therrev . ille against sof one he may. chu+e to scita . out of three horses shall hunt this season, AL IC IA THO.RNTOPto WEYMOUTH, SE r r. 8. LONDON was never in more bustle when His MA IEsTY reviewed the Volunteers in'l !vile Park, than e we were this morning for the Grand Review and S tam.fit between all the Regiments itelimieil her e, which took place in the presened of fl:s MAJ WY ; and it being vierally .reported that it wo uld he the raral,:st Military Speasele tliat.ever was seen in this part of the Country, great numbers of all descriptions were attrided lot upwatcl4 of tweeti miles rourd, Early in the morning ills IVlAlvir a. toLook.hitt usual ride on horseback, arid r:turned to the dge AO breakfist, ;&er which hits MAJESTY rrounta . his charger, accompanied by the Duicss of Cost• BERLAND, CAKaItIDGE, and GLOUCESTER, at.. tended by Lord Rt vEas,', Generals 4.:ARTWKIDEITI. Ft TzRoT, G A writ,Sre. followed by HER. MA ISSIIt the PRI N CESSES, PRINCEIS 50P4411.A of 0.1.01. cisrsit, and their Attendants, in all Ole Royal Carriages that ate here; and also by a number of , R''Yal grooms, with 'led ;addle horses, and the whole formed i'very grand cavaleade. They Pro' cetded in this style to Riniemnb Ilawns where the Review jrsTy's arrival on the DY 4°l ' he ' $11915 i'2lilica VI: the hails c„,„ 2 „.. , ,, ti3,ale. .'r , 3 ,,, ..:ii. c was to take place. ' Qtr Pit's IVIA‘f Rol, LE, Li and a number of other ti°n• .1-LIA Mai asT y was recited at the heal of each Regiment by their different CL,mmanding: °fficess. • Fits IVirosNri- passed each Regiment,. w hich had formed . lines in open order, w!lile th eir a se n v d er t a h l eir ß C n o d l:n persons of disttne.: toc le i ff n his usto t t.sitle of ' condei.censi,)o, with his hat' a ~ After - itita-Ceretric;Ovi the Re v iewyomnieneed, which the ]Downs rwsergeyinpgla,,yinii I,Goir\llS,jserr,rehe ii lag, The sham. fi ght was ' kepi up with .very great spin!! which, as usuali finished, as we hope it always 9. 1 k in reality, iii concitiering the Enerny.. delightful, The gicatest etovv.d ev er remeMbered in this county . were present ; ca(tiq cs ; cif; all descriptions, horscmen, ind persoOk on I°° l sce'oneetrui,lel)a,iber b ein g remarkably (toe rendered ale innumerable, were 'present. , We did not. j r `) • .any accident. - . ' .. (Is of A 2o f o ter pe tl r i s c on ß s e w vi a e s w or tits ret o l v ,a e t r, th t e lin a n o e y r a f l la i li g t he . ~FD l e i l e n a c * tir l ei r e Wit e t n h in t g ne t i h r e ) 11 ;r t es li e ' n 6 c L e F tO u4 se t e LY Th ig : i' . ''' l u '7 . ; ha4 l l tvr rtaii:r.- Skylark, Mr. SANVIIoRP, MO l '()Y11‘ I Miss Ds CAMP. • The faice 'Was The' Poor Soldier ; Patrkii , Nl ih il i: aLtona:ilo.)Gi'i:ll:s sireoe m t o lg oc a r! ! .. iT i ln ni E i g i c ' e ak i l ' i l ei r i sa s , oraf i t it ) y i e l l Nl e l e o Let l i g t a w ;o t o l D s n , l r i i ti g u g icr i e l y d s t .s i t ) o b u f t b c t e l A l r i: 1 1 1 , 11‘ 1 . 1 1 a°11. .00 0 I BRIGHTON, SErr. 9. „ . t M. Su r t 's excellent Comedy of P t R; :t aUn d t: 3 l . e i v b e e ni . , 4 i g g ,: h t v a c i , e m . l S ,n ri , r o p ld ri o z i e, ll l, , v s e ß re o l y /c 3 r l f° }!4 /le i l i; ness.the Pittsict of WA ' Ltii, for the Benefit of 0 1 ; BxuNTalst. r Th ' e house ovei flowed in c very 1 1411 .: On e..rly hour, and' hundreds could nor get laShion never' heroic *graced this t:,c,irre;. bu f f 10 . Lance--indeed . such an assemblage . of rank i r n fortunittely, iiithe afternoon, the Pr illee hirVing lently sprained his ancle, .by a. in liciwlink 7 0 1 obliged instantly leave .the Cricket . g tOo4 con , equencc could not attend the Play ; 0 141 • standing Mrs. FITZHERDERy, 11/larcillO ne° i ie HEAL/FORT, ,C9Uni;bsol BERKELEY, and (he of his Royal Highness's 'Parts' occupied his box , ii , e . sertntcl highly gratified with the , 1 1.11 ' n* , "1 : fer.. tN JotsToNr, of Drury.lane Theatre, offered nu;,ol vices to Miss BIIUNTON, and perfortne ,l Sir 1.4101 y, 0 1 Trigger in best stile. - We are sof f P ") .-.. that tins morning we hear the Prince is by nu better, and that he is unable to walk. rt we re On, Saturday evening, as two young,— e , het o, bathing in a. , pond near Hampste.atl, one of ' ar 40 who could not kwim, fell into as large holco resC feet. deep, 'and was drowned:, =lt was.swi d3 g ' difficulty that the body was ftintl . . „cant The Lard Lieutenioltcy of Kinclr,iine ' by the death of the Earl of I( INToR 5.