The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

~~ c 11 , . , Ilk. is ceinstAted in his ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 20th of Oaober 11'..e3, t Ith • ! ugust t3e4, and i3th oftaober following: urn Battalion of Reserve—For Lieutenant John S. lacksbn, -- 4: from Half-pa:r7 of the s6th Foot, to b Lieutenant, with tempotary Rank in the -Army, read' Lieutenant, f ohn S. lackson;from I lalf•pay of, the 56th Foot, to be Lieute. twin, with permanent Rank in the A rmy, he having paid back the Diflerence he received on exchanging to HaltfpuY • sgo o i i t.r, For - Lientent Walter Ruddiman, from Hall. p.iy of iii , .. 46111 - Fot , r, to he Lieutenant, vice Byrne!, who resigns, read Lieutenant Walter Ruddiman, from Hall.pay or, the ,i 61.11 Foot, to be Limit Ant, vice Bytne,i'who ex changes. • ; •• , _ , ~,,:4 4 . l o t a I.oot, For Serjeant- Major . ,rr Brah to be Adittt„ vititli the Rank ,or 'Ensign, vice Hobart, promo f - ` ad 'cant, Majf**. or , Il' oval', t , .be. Adjutant,, fNeltit the ik of Ensign, vice 1 lonot, promoted. -.. , . , j .„•. -- tift) . be contimre?,) . , , . • •t". • A 4 AILS. • Dublip., Dur,il Av . , - VRICE 01. :,TOCKSa Rir.DAY AT TWtLITIL 'O'CLOCK. Consols - - - - 571 E U N. Rfi1.1154 QUIS DICER/1 fALSUM aIUDIAT ? L 0 N,D '0 N. ; TVE,SDA"ti, OCTODER 30, 1804♦ - The 4)it i li7rch Sloop, in company With 'the Conquest, fell in with and captured, on the 24111 instant, on their passage from Hodicrne to I3re3t, four Nidtional Gun-brigs, having on board be tween sixty and seventy Soldiers. The weather being very boisterous, they were under the tie. oessity of sinking two of them, atter taking out the Soldiers and their Guns. These fresh.water furs being driVen by the wind out of the protection of their Batteries, made little or no resistance. jtJ,T as this 'Paper was about to be put to . Press the teeriirCti 'Paris Papers to the 23d inst. and some journals o f t h e 24 th, With the exception . of s me trivial details respeeting the intended Com.. nation, 'the only articles worthy of notice which they contain are the . ILYntls, OCT. COtiricr Extraordinary, who . arrived here last night, has delivered• to th,!. PreleCt of this Department a Letter from sz.igneur CardinA FESCI4, Minister Plenipoten. tiaty . from His Majesty \ the :Emperor of , t he French to the. Ifuly `,-.5) , !,e, flitted. Rome, 17th of OCtoher, and itiiporting 11141 tiii : will leave lome Pari's on the . 34 of November n'.:xt. His Holiness' will be accompanied by five C4dinal fcsOit. He will have besides in his .retinue four Bithom, : two Prelates of the First (Vier, four - Prelates chamer. Laos, there Alrroncri, two Masters of Cercmonies, two R , rtnitr Princes, Commanean;‘ , f',f t he Guards Ni..bles, a Superintendant of the I I /113C1101d, two St:Tref:dries, a Surgeon, a Physician, Sec. The number of persons tvho accompany thc I'o it iitAl the Cardinals'exceed eighty. 'lle journey will be made in three divisions is the first, in Witich will be the Cittlioal our Archbishop, 'will prcedc Ilia ll~°lir;rsg by a day, Whri will himself be rot low7.d, aft , r the interval of a day, by ttie third tii:/kion, conformably to the intentions of lilt Im . PliaA-I . olice , s, on his .Pgrlge thtough tint: City, will be lodgcd in the Archi:epit.. ! cop,il • MSC , OCT. • 'l9. —As the projeaed reform roltdreA that every thing should be maturely wdight.tl bef,re we prot:eed ,to the introdattion of a new order of thingi, we'learn tbat no chat ge will be made in the present C o nstitution bdore the return of M. Sc /I I ?AM NNI NdIC fro ,n PariS, where he will be presect at the Coronation, n(I !lave 3 viersoll3l C nfe rcnce with the Etwetut 'NAPOLEON, 011 billjens of the greatest importance to the tufty( sty of this Republic. • • A Mort,ivg Paper has thought proper to reviv.t► its revort aat Lord NELsoN has solicited rums. .tr.n ro retire ft.( to the on the ground of \V ct,nttacli6cti this report when it was first Nhricarrd, and w again assure our Readers, 0,4 E tLege is nut a f,yll Ide of truth in it, Vv't hail not room or opportunity yesterday for any obsrivations tip : m the Note Teturrlti by the French Utxrper to the "pit Remonstrances of the Eurrti aria of Rossiit. Our Readers, however, mutt have anticipated every r.fillion which most naturally have been suggested lay a" pe'rus'al 6fthtit extraordit - qtry ott of diplomatic artificer arro. puce. it will be seen that the Usurper, instead of aniwuring the heavy charges which were urged , ga i ns t him by the Estrfr it K of Rosi,t4, with a dignified temper' that rendered them still inure weighty in their operation upon eve() liberal and enlightened min', contents himself with an evi i iiv e silence opLin essential poiots in dispute, awl, with his usual pitiful cunionip - attarytt i o b r i ng charges itg4iti6.l Russia. At'll*•srftat :tie tirosaaativ b The! tivrs whi , :lt Russia 'ages ;lie f flow plbDttki-G, 411,1 Ilgr)QUl — ; 1 1;r, kjajjrkl , l ;ay', that such a tour is not properly addressed to a Power standing upon terms . of intimacy, and treating upon a system 'of petit& equality, • Can it be Supposed that the present ESitaliStOlt of P,USbIA WOUlti have 4isgraced himself by entering npon tetras of ;frit'orricy with - thettorsican Upstart ? or can any tquaiiry be conceived to subsist bet Ween a lowborn Usurper and the august descendant of a race of Princes ? But, admitting that the intimacy and the equality. .relate only to national connexions, it is impossible to view any ties which may, take place between France and Russia as any other than those which necessity, and the tranquillity ul , urrounding States, may require. No Potentate in Euroi e. would be induced, by feelings of good-will and amity, to enter into any connexion with the ferocious Tyrant who has leaped into the Throne of France, and who holds the un. fortunate people of that country in the , most cruel and humiliating bondage. But, to proceed to the other charges of the French Usurper, which are just as substantial as the corn. plaints of the taw, of the Russian Monarch. The Usurper declares that he' has a right to re. proach Russia for having changed the Go'Vernment of the Seven islands ; though wlarever*watdone by Russia lespeeting those Islands had the sanftion' of the Pone, and was previously arranged wiihrrance. The next charge is, that Russia las given protec. tion to those unfortunate Frenchrnen who were driven from their property-anti their 110111C3 by the dreadful litevolution, which caused rivers Of: blOod to flow through their Country, which destroyed their Sovereign and part of his Family, which over. turned all ranks, and spared neither sex nor age. But in. this Charge the impudent Usurper involves a mast daring attack ow the Hon Ou r, of the Russian Monarch, for be accuses that vir. tuous Monarch of having participated in criminal projects with the BOURZON Family, when it is no. turious, that the head of that unfortunate Family only found such an asylum as the illustrious Sufferer had a right to expeCt from any independent Power that was not dead to the Sentiments of humanity, and that resped which is due to Greatness in dis. tresc. The Usurper's next charge is, that the Etytee. ROR of , RUSSI A presumed to order a Coort.monrn.. ing for an amiable Prince, who had been basely seized in a Neutral Territory, and was atrociously murdered, under the pretended colour of justice. The concluding 'charge is, that Russia has shean a partiality to Erighind 4 and that M. KkRicOFF was guilty of forming plots in France. -Such is the answer which the Corsican Tyrant has draught proper to make to the strong and, indeed, unanswerable Remonstrances of the Court of .us., sia, thosobstance of which we shall briefly re-capi. tulate, that the world at large twty judge of the condua of the Usurper, and the People of France relied upon the proceedings ar,d chat - ate; of that man, who, if they do not rouse themselves, will soon river their chains by the disgraceful solemnity. of an Imperial Coronation. • The substance of the chargea of Rost,:ia against France, founded opon the most solid grOunds, and to which France has paid no attention are, Tha atrocious violation of the Neutrality of Baden-- The 'lnterference of France in the, affairs of other Na r titan who were akious to avoid all cOncefn in the present ttonhles—The refusal of the offer of Russia to mediate between E;ngland and France—The levying ContribotiOns on the Hanse Towns, and the menaces thrown out against Denmark—The Persecution of the Emigrants in Tioreign COW,. tries—The Seizure of a naturalized Russian at Rome—The A=sations against Russia of pro. ceiling. Conspirators, which France upon being desired to prove, 'deFlined—The forcing for. tugal ta pay for her Neutrality—The burthening Naples with the maintenance of French Troops.— lire treatment of Switzerland 'and Holland as French Provinces—The seizure of Hanover, in viilation of every principle of right and justice...:-Tl iopos ,„ , sess i on o f ( I ,othaven—The insulting ennclua to the Russian Amhissador at the Thuilleries—Th e refusal to give a satisfactory explanation with respea, to t h e s eizure of the Duke D',Etlcto EN, rilEtten." helm-- the disregard of the solemn pledge to in demnify His S4RDINIAN MAJPSTY—tand all the revolutionary measures which Italy has been cum. pelted to endtgr, by. the ,tyramious intrusions of France. The accounts 'which have been re,..eived from Ireland, stating that Country to 'be in a diSf Ui bed state, are, we again repeat, very much exaggerated. Ivieetings'of disafreded persons have been dis. cov'ered, and sorbe arrests have taken place.— circntnstallees give rise to the reporti which hot I.('eri ()imitated of 30,090,men being organiz ed, and the. Counties of Carlow. and Kildare, being almost* in a.srate of insurreCtion, ske. &c. As to t h e alarm which is said to hrie been excited by the vitcuucta IUITISJ 141 in A I LIVIJO lit/111 .1.1G1411U U) 111 C Wot Indies, we cm only say, that it is wholly un founded; for, in consequence of the Arrangements made . by Government, the- efdlive force in that Country will nut suffer any dithinution. • Yesterday :priming' Dispatches ,were received from Admiral 'RUSSEL, eft Ille...Texei„ dated the-, 23d instant, onboard the Eagle, of 74. guns : they were forwarded to Lord Mit.vitAir,,at Witnble. don. Sir jetsN ORDn 15 to be stationed off the Spa. nish Coast, as tar as the entrance of the !Weaker. rartean, for the purpose of •intercepting S'eartish Vali" CIS • :Admltal DRURY leaves town in a few days for pithiin, to take the command of the Sea es. 111 e Mrlamp:: Fligate, CartainToYwrz, is-ex peard to sail in a few days from Long. Reach to the Nore. We understand, from undoubted authority, that the Resoluthn (re.captured Jamaica.man) left the DiamaNd Frigate dose up to, the Braave French Pri. vateer. The Mamand was firing at her, and her arrival, therefore, m.ty be hourly looked for in a Bririih Port. The 'Spanish Frigates which have been brought into our Ports do not by any means form the whole, or, perhaps,' the larger portion of the rich .bound :from SOuth America to Cadiz. A very richly laden Ship, named La Silent:, from Vera Cruz, is said to have been daily expeded at Cadiz, with Ave millions five•hundred thousand dollars on board, and other articles of great value; We shall not be surprised to hear of her caPture. \ The De . wiwer, Dutch Privateer, of 14 guns, and 98 men,, was lost on the Coast of Holland on the 2131 instant. The Crew were saved. She had previously captured the Alv,y , from London, and the Alrrt, from Dzirtmouth, The following Passengers and Officers on board the Admiral Apliti at .the.time of her capture by the "'orb:. French Privateer, were carried into the Mauritius : Mr. Jenkins, First/Officer ; Mr. Gerard, Second Do. Mr. flume, Surgeon; Mr. Webb,•Purser ; Captain Hawkins, Ma dras Infantry, with his Lady and Child;. Captain Motratt, Malay Corps, and Lady ; Captain Henry, rgth Pragoons, and lady ; Mr. Blitteritian, Ceylon. Civil Service, and. Lady ; Captain Mathews, Malay Corps ; Captain Soan, 1)0. Capt. Daticy, 65tit Regiment.; Mr. Mudic, Surgeon ; ! and Mr. - ~ M Rat:, The following Gentlemen arrived with the Cap. tain at Calcutta : Mr. Butler, 3d OVicer ; Mr. Mor l ey,, 4th. .Major Morice ; captai n De favilland; lieutenant Foby, ; Messrs. Russell, Wilkinson, ltashleighyantl Palinec, Passengers.. , • The Prince JosT4vE Btitoti llr COVRLANDR, Chatnheilain to the Eniperor or Russia, arrived yes. terday at Sabtoniere's.Hotel. The Lottery Contraftors were yesterday informrd, that the Minister will he ready tu.tuorr6s , to re. •ceiye their biddings for the next Lottery. It has keen ascertained by experiment, that rOOO Cavalry can cross the Thames from g,sei into Kent in one hour. A Tha Dint of 'LEI tingles q..ecutors are his two brothers, Lords HENRY and.Roo ER TiFITZtiEkAII), and his soti.in.law.,,,Mr. The Corporation of the City of Dublin itnatti_ mously vbted the Freedom of the Corporation of the City, at the Quarterly Meeting held on Friday Fe.nnight. to pooor lit tit, the Pikcoverei of the Vaccine •Inocufation: • • The Christ Church Volunteers arc about to Join the•ldunbeth, tine o the most respeCtable Corp in the County' of Surrey a Corps that has. b:en much noticed fur its soldier-like and military appearance. The Christ Church, .in' this junEtion, not only. follow the example set them by .tha st*, Qlave's (added to the Ist, Surrey), but alien: , *their faspe . ft to Lord T Ri a N mouT )l , Who- strongly recoruinended it, on the 'Principle . that small bt,dies ace unequal to aEt with efic4t as soldiers, ' • The Lambeth Volunteer», in a late resolution, have given a proof of t h e i r respe tt a bili t i and te. gird to merit, by unanimously voting 'a Piece of Plaie t . of the value of too, guineas, to Major E;OLL, fur his indefatigable and able exertions in their service. • At the last.aicension of BLANCHARD, f o t M. seilles, a Society contraCted for -boo° (zsol.) for, •the 1061 receipt. But as BLANCHARb did nor perfurru, ,that he had pro m i 4c 4,- t hc ftcCitit not timmint to that aurn,- and the SOcieiy called 11LANCHAKb iirat before the Tribunal of Conimerce, which tleciaied itself incompetent, 'and afterwarcii before the Civil .Tribunal, where they lost' their cause with costs.—(l4onit f ur) : F,lnperrir has ordered the Bridge over the Rhine, Upon. piles, between. Srrasburgh and - Kehl, to he re,buift its length will' be 597 French lets ; and it, will be' eleviced 46 feet atnive water — its breadth 36 Its tonstruAion will be entirely pf oak plaicks.and timber, without any in a4ortry. , . The Isle of Mann herring &hely has, in a great measure; fatled, in consequence of the very unfa. vouratile wialfier ; 'and the season is now so far ad. vanced life there is little prosped of an opporia. nit), being afforded of recompensing he toil and expenCe which have been employed for so many Wet kr. Windiestet annual Fair, ran 'Wednesday last s was well .attended lay country people : at which there was a good show of itheese, hut rather dull of safe ; rhp prues were from thrde guineas to 31. 6 1 . an d li.oand Sas. and Some prime old, at 44 but few, and dull sate. A man (supposed a foreigner) in a state of intox. ication, fell through a window in the Meal Market Stairs Edinburgh, on Tuesday night lot, into the Wl , rklt:plice,' and 'WWI not 'discovered for some time, when he was carried to the Infirmary, where he died on Friday, morning, without being able to give any account of himself, or even for tell his name. Hi person is stout and handsome, dressed as a sailor, and apparently between ,to and 30 years of age. 60 rhursday,.in the forenoon, as Mrs. &dien s of Denton, Nortolk, was pissing near E4ritt.tm. she Was robbed by two men in 5411,01's dresses, of about 161. They took the ring from ),,zr fin er r anti otherwitx ill.treated her. IV 41 V II 1 4 tv r r PL . YM OUTH, OCT. 28.—The Rtsilatian West- s: an, Indiathe Braave, aril Indian an, it-hieh was taken by the 1 - *enchFrivateer Dial/14:1.1d, arrived here re-taken by His Majesty's Ship yesterday.- After she .Was re. captured by thc:Diil7;lo4d o It LiC,Utenal i t , t" MidihiPmen, and . twenty-six men were ordered -on board .her- to put her lairjghss„es . the French ment hail,kept her in 'a ~very bad. state., In the a morning the Officers and, Men 'were to return on sent o i n m board onti t and he a R t e e g so u i l u a t t ;c P n r i t z e e. e m e l a t master was , her to England. Diarrsad was seen With- every sail set in duce of the Braave. The - Rerolutior followed her 'all that :day and all night, but next mow ing could see nothing of her. The evening be fore the 'Diamond was near enough' to fire arthe Braave, and therefore great hopes are entertainea that she has taken her. '' ' The ' ODICCTS and Men on board die Rtrolsitior - were in a most cncomfortable state, for they had not a single change of linen, as they only expeeled to remain a few how's in that' vessel. . . Port TstdOtt fir, Oct. .29.—Arrived His Majet4 te Ship -Ganger, at Spithead ; and De jektrreptv lierr• nan,ANDEitsc;N, from Dziltzic. Alan arrived the Mine)lia Cur.:et, with the AP% Navigation, and Reliam.4 Transports, from Glicra7 sey r the I r eteratt Man of War, from the West ward ; and the Galllot Ycre.l . ?titre, from Amster• dam, detained by His NI tjesty's Mg 'Speezietvell.. , Siiied : ,'-the Sh.l/:€ niers, STU tiNGEI4, fur LOtAlt.l4. . IiAVVICY,-PCT. he 'Spanish .Ship C!::- tawaii,..Capt. Jos DPI. CA,Tqt4o, from TORilingen• with tyl4:at and.otherionds, bound to Cadiz', 1145 been „brought into this 11.4 boor• very,leaky, having l,a;t. -her, rudder, and otherwise received damage being. an aijore upon the Whiting ;-.iiod. S y ic Cargo Plus( be ' taken our before tht: Ship cir pro.. treed to the Port of her destination. Arrived the Eii;,t, dbe,th,. 1 J ACOB, GARRIIr, from ~.., Letfittok to Rotterdam, with tobacco, coffee, &,.•.; . the jorgr .. ian arid jantle, Aq.ifT,. and the TOW. Gebroders, ATTOT BOER, from Leer, with 03" kit London. . , . , i , .. Remain the LatlyNdean Packet, Capt. G. DC Atstrir VlJili Srl-iusvni ; - : Yrsill'the Hambbrgh and Bremen 1. , . , ev °gig tot -Gotten ant,' the Dirk? Packet, Ca t. ‘..a , • , • burgh. with the Mail , and Mr. Ditse'O s, 9 . liioLijesty's Messengers. ~ , , Etat 'Y ARNI )UT H,. OCT, 2c1.--Sent in t ime ' 1s Elizabeth , fro. m Oig:r. with g oods, b3utid to Eery' : by the Hawk' Cutter; t h e C arlideig 131.A004 aryl 01 . . froirt'Hc4ll to Bilboa; w it h . g oo ds , by t o e r ( - 3 .49401 g• ' . . • • with The New Fair Trader, l'A ATI ftotp R, tga, . . .. , wheat, bound to L9ndoli, is put in wind7hound. to ! Les fins Si d tur,, Surtystnto4, fraqi ll.wcW .. with : L oak I t.; wheat an d 'London, t i mber, planks, stayo, . : pease, is totaP Ore Sauot y lost on the L emon and crew saved* ...........r. ' T , I C s C la 4.,,t AL, Oct. 29..04rti;ed the Pltdo am . i PM.' trice, with the Sussex Oak, Naval Trospor., ~. Portsmouth ; Rifideam..Gun.brig, front P.ArotW it e _ Sailed the Cockatrice, for Prot iSiniqi (II ; And StiltA'.. Pal, for Chatham. . - intlexl°' In the Downs...the Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent/a ais t Ex- Agttooft pe l ' i t a 'a--o . r, a Cg iz rarhe S r t? u u n p ti ; Xl= 6,‘,1b4t.;,„°,:r: ronF., AnacreQn, Diadem, Helder. Lord 14 e 1 Vgid it alt. ~IP" • Auror a , Sceptre,. Atlas, Perseus, Walker, Lot., ovil ieso defatigable, Traveller, Docile** of lictitirdr Load • 'Anna 'Defence Ships. - . • • , r 1 ..Ar. Bittxu.tm Quay cruaimv), OCT. .'7 . .. • ' the rived the Nemesir,' Frigate, from a 011ie; oir .4;hfio,-..arig:a. War, * tJriven from her station , 1 6-14 1c.a. .. . , .„:11 rolkki-the-E . F • te in consfqt l ' ~ vistremn eigs ~ , 8., rho. of a gali:of wind, being destined to join t h e g . .. . , net Fieet,--,Wind W. S,,W• '' '' ' . • ~. ' . a ),..11tAcT Or A- ,Littitlit. FRO M Art oF FI4E 2 ~ 1, His MAJEsTY's skil? CANOE . !Sit' His Ittijesly's Sbip Gorges,- ..Vritheu, Of?. 1 9 , ~. I have to acquaint you of the arrival of flis n . " • • , of II 1 Jestra-slrip Ganges, 'this day, from a Coll° lott° Ownths.off Ferrol, which place silty left on Wo 0 113 s b et day evening the 234 inst. Our passage rat her remarkably quick; having experienced bad w - our isthe 134 of Biscay, which carried au'aY , h „„dig 3 wog main-yard in a heavy sea. .On getting -- g t 01. 1 vi-" - from Ayres' Bay, where the Squadton 013,,.ic!1 chor, Dispatches were recei ved on board, the,,o, 1-1 ' • just arrive.t by a Special Me ssen g er from " ~.4 , 1 , Mr. WELLEstAtr, at Madrid, for L , nd flAtte i, a Cor°" gy. There is every ide a at Ferrol an Coon the tw ° Of a rupture taking place between . „.1. srs , tries. Every preparation is m aking bY ''', , 3 1 1 • Shirt "( °jar& - aei the Arsenal at Ferrol ; their . lose I • an unl in a stare of readiness in the Arstiv , the 1 , _r,a.,,, readYNat Y quantity - Of biscuit is g ettin g !hei o, •/, •, j ailing Offiee- for the use o f thei tit' lint its' Sailors, 'Who ire all registered, arc A