The Sun. — London, England, 1804-07-10 00:00:00

THE SU 1• 'OLEN' QUIS DlCtitt FALSUM AUUSAI ? LONDON, lULY- io, iBo4. Ttia,Lisbon Mail which arrived yesterday, brings . intelligence of a partial Aftion having taken place, on the 24. th of May last, between the . British and toulon Fleets. The first accounts which reached Gibraltar, stated that Lord NELsow had. succeeded in, decoying the .Fretiah -Meet out of; i'urt ; that he mantruvred so as to get between them and their own Coast, and that conaequently. there was every reason to expel a decisive viftort.. Unfortunately these exile Cations have not been. realized the French Admiral is too well acquaint.. ed with Lord NELSON, to venture beyond the pro• . teaion of the Land Batteries, The Aftion there. fore was a very slight one, for the French Fleet,: after exchanging a few broadsides with the Vin Ships of the British Squadron, retreated into the Harbour, where they remain in a state of pious safety , 4 s:thls,Paper was pu tt i ng to P ress , we re ceived the Paris Papers to the igth uIt.—BONAPARTE went to Foutaiablette on the z7th:L-Thc folloWing, is the 'account given by •the French Admiral Trte. vit.ct of his Engagement with Lord NELSON; LATOVtiiit TREY ILLS, of the Legion of Honour;Commander in Chief of the' §quadron in the Mediterranean, has written the , following Letter to His- Eiteellency the Minister of Marine and for the Colonies: t. Ox board the limantsur, Rid of Toulon,; 2616 of Prairia4 General, I have the honour to teansinit- you ieenunt of the putting to Sea of the wl - J4e Sittadron under my command. In consequence of - advice. which I had received, that sans Fatgligli , Privateers infested the Coast and the Hieies Islei,, •ItaVC orders 'three bp; ago to the.Frigatn.the fa. fqmPtilikand s ikyreet, and the Brig le. Furet, to sail : Jot: those Islands. The east winds being contrary itev e anchored under the Castle of .roigneroles. Yes. terday morning the Enemy ottrained intelligence '''• if 'their- situation, and towards noon detached two Frigates and a VeSsei which entered b'y the great Channel', With intention to attack thetn while atanchor. ' Admiral Nittsoreit the same tune ar. rived with four Ships a!,the narrow Channel s with intent to cut off the retreat of our Frigfitq.,,. As soon as I perceived his makettvrc, I made a signal for the whole Squadron to put to, sea, which was executed. •In 14 Minutes all were under sail, and. I bore down .towards the , Enemy, to cut him off. from the narrow , Channel, and with the intention of following him should he enter it. The English Admiral, however, immediately abandoned his design, recalled the two Frigates, and made-sail away. I pursued him till night. He bore away to the south-west. This morning at daylight I could sec nothing of- him. I salute you with re.. , ra • Spul.t. • • LA TOUCH)! Tauvria.r. Tug report which we mentioned on Saturday, of the, Capture and Destru..4ion.of Nine Easeindiamen ty Admiral Li No is's Squadron, had reached St. He lena, and when the Rambler Soutlusearian lwhioh arrived at Portsmouth pn the Bth), left that place, it was generally. believed. We, however, still en. terrain strong hopes that the account will turn out to he false, or at least very mach exaggerated. THE .Corirespondence between the British Mini_. titer at the Court of Madrid, and the PR iNCig of PEACE, relatiV.o to the infamuoi aspersions in the imputing sentiments and expressions to the former, tending to sandion Assassination, forms so very extraordlnarra tate.raper, that. it would almost be reasonable to doubt its authenticity, if I! ) einitan submission which has bean shewn towards Yra nc. "by melt Countries except Great 131 i t ' in ' . „did not givciit a charact er 'of probability and I * Nth. On one side we see a man o f honour , anxious lot his own reputation and that of the Government . of whiels.he is the Representative, setillitiPg 3105" tification from the person who, s ts the British Mini. ter properly observes, is at once the only " Judge and Witness." On the other side, we see studied 'caution, artful reserve, and an 4bjett avoidance of all, explanation upon the suhjeft in question, The British Minister perseveres, as' well limn a se nse of suited honour, as from thc7ptinciples of 'duty to. 'wards t h e august Monarch by whom he is deputed. he other, however, maintains the same artful silence, and' endeavours to turn the , :Correspon. : ). tience into matters that lrave no relation to the sulljta. But 4. design of the Svani..4%, nister is frustrate &by his very attempt to Ail. • Iwo It . ; for it is evident, that if he conk! have eon-firmed the infamous statement in the 0 6d . tal Journal of France, his subutissive•paliey to wards that Country, would have induced him to do eo wittiout hesitation. After such candutt, it cannot be wonderful that. the ,Spapish should retain the name of the Prince of far as relates to hit measures reseeding I;rareet and there can •be little doubt that, whatoire may he the contluti of Fr t ance towardi Spain, 0C Spa. •rush . Minister will always endeavour to preset Ye • Ilia pacific Col. 1 - Ir..wrrr is appoi t rited.Barrack acre;;, it, the rouge of Geri, Da Liscil• !IAYkL PrEll9 S: PORTSMOUTH; JULY 9,--Passed by seven honle... ward.boutiki Sauth.seatnen for the'Dfiwils:' , ' ' The Second Mate of the Rambler So lA-sea — man, landed with Dispatches from Sr.. Helena, an 4 Mr. islawToN, Captain of a Ship from the South Seas,; captured by a Fr e nch - Privatee r about ten dayalrail•`, from Sr. Helens. It was Confidently,i.c.pOrteein . d generally believed at St. Helena,.,thm,nine sail of homeward_bound China Ships had been. captured by, Admiral Litton's Squadron, ‘vhich, was' irtiiiing• • , • in the Straits of Stmda with four 44: guh-shipi and several, others, to intercept them.. 31 be Second.igatel •of the Rambler, who had the Dispatches, set 'off; early-thi; morning for Town. ! The East India Ships under convoy, ,of the Cul. lode'' ' . of 74:guns, are still detained' by contrary winds. Arrived:—Harraten,' 13artington, and Twins, Reynolds, from Sunderland; Pravesteen,'Fhyztr, from' Lisbon ; George, Bey, and the Demath, Juriomen, -.with,brilady and wine, from Lubeck fur 'bib Port. , , YARMOUTIt a IULY 9.—A Conypy for the East, passed here tbe.7th,instanr, and were joined by the Baltic, D Amitt, and Fortune!, Wakktii, for Memel, and Cerel, from Christiana.. Arrived the Catherine, C44TES, from Cork; Anne, GARRED. and Yart,`NrcnoLs, from Chris. Liana; and Brotheii,'HAßß Is, from Frederickins. Sailed the Mcria Helena, COHLIIR ) for Stock• , ltolm. • DBAL,:jULYi 9.-4 Arrived His Majesty's Ships Leda, Artier, Loereit, Flamer, .BlaZer; and Blood. hound Gun.bi:igs, from a Cluize off Bo.uloghe ;4)t-i .evaltation Bomb, from . Dungeness, .andssailed.agaiii foe the same station.' - ' Sailed the' Seine, for the Nore"; . Lucifer P 9141), fir, Sheerness; Mill.hrook Schooner * on a Cruizesafr, Ostend ; Mallard Gun brig, for Dungeness; and FlJl:myth Transport, for Sheerness. • Arrived the *.einna Bollettie i Capt. , Dort JUAN 13A1611ETIO ? NATHANIELWISi master, from bound to Petersburgb.: iii the litiivns.—Morsarch; Utretht, Veteran, Inflexible, Virgin*, Castor; lrnmortalite,.. Argo, hlagnanime, 'Leda, Champion, Tartarus, Fury, Harpy, Locust, Flarner, Blazer, Archer, Blociihoimili' Armed Defen ce Ships and Transports as before, and Anna Bollettie, for Petersburih. GIBRALTAR, Join 4..—This morning the Ame. rican ship the Heatt Capt. JACKSON, arrived Mere from Marseilles in /1 days: It appears, that on the morning of the 24. th of May s three. of our Line of Battle Ships stood close in with the batteries of Toulon, and commenced a heavy fire upon them.— Provoked, at this insult, the French Admiral (LA Touctist ; Taav 140 seeing that none of. our Fleet besides were in sight, immediately slipped his Cables, and pursused our three Ships with eight Sail of the Line, the windblowing fresh from the North West. After pursuing ,thetn • about three leagues from the land, they perceived the remainder ,of our • Fleet coming along the shore, in full chaseof the French. •About. 4. o'clock a running fight commenc ed, and by sun-set five or six of our Ships were en. g.iged with the Enemy, and during the whole night a tremendous cannonade was heard, as if the-Fleets w r re in close a i dion, It blew cxtretnciy fresh at North West that night and the two following days, and on the evening of. the 26th, no tidings of the,French Fl eet h a d t h e n been heard at Toulon. The utmost apprehension and anxiety prevailed there for their fateos, after thus decoying,the French Fleet out of Port, getting between them and the land, it was not supposed his Lordship would easily part, with them again." JUNE 11.--The Gibraltar, of So guns, command ed by Capt. RarvEs, arrived this morning from the Fleet off Toulon, which he left on the 31st of May. By the Gibraltar yie learn, that' the French Fleet did come out as Was reported, but did not dare to go beyond the protellion of their own batteries. Lord NELSON, however, immediately resolved to attack ,them close to the harbour's mouth; and Admiral CAMPBELL ) with two ships of his diirision, got into • adios with them,when the whole ` French Squadron Immediately retire d' into Toulon:. After the absurd and pompous speculations in most of the Papers, respefling the Message deliver. cd to the House of.Comtnons on Saturday, it ap. :pears by the Parliamentary. Proceedings of lust night, that it was exaOly what we stated it to be, viz. the regular proceeding previoui to a Vote of Credit. The Sum voted last night was Two Millions Five Hundred ,Thousand Pounds. Our Readers will sec, by the Report of the Mid. dlefiex Eleaion Committee, inserted in our account of the Parliamentary Proceedings of yesterday, that the boasted, majority pf Sir FRANC IS RURDETT has turned our, after a minute investigation, to .have been, in a great degree, created by the miscondud of the Sheriff's, whom the Report states to. ,have acted corruptly, and in flagrant viola. 'ion' of their duty. We regret much that Mr. Katrit,vAk ING is diSqtbilified from again offering himself as a Candidate tor the Representation..of the County of :Middlesex, but there is no doubt. that Sir FRANCIS IlottOerr will he opposed by another Candidate, in every respect highly eligible fur ouch a trust, in which case the former will pro , haply find himself in a mortifying and contemptible. minority the following Gentlerneohav,e been men. tioned-Lord F. BgNTtNCK, Lord VILL I ERS, Ad. miral Cot.rovs, and Mr. PERRY of - Yesterday forenoon Mr. HAYS, from the Bank. came ,to the Stock Exchange Hutise, and read a paper, intimating, that such persons as were de sirous of bidding for the i first L'orefy of - the year 1804, should attend the CHANCELLOR of the Ex car QU EP. in aiwning.street, To. m oirow ing, at half past teti o'clock Preci!:dy. A nutnbei of Lists ate forming for the putpose ut bidding. CORit.ESPONCkt .CF FRERE AND,TAE..PRI,NGE 9E_LIEACE. • For the betteeillostrationof this Correspotnience, we ilia!' re.insert the article irt the Monitiur : 1 ROM THE MONITEUR, No. MI. . . ' • ' 'lll.l.lrhar, 'Marl, To. ' Flt LR.E, the Engli-h Minister at this nince, sterns to be, .` much affeded by tIN, r . tv , .ts,,which ha, arrived from Paris. • ." A 6 , 14) "days before he ffig forgot hilftofar, aslo assert in a • 'etiliviergation which hehadkvithlhe , P at tr ert ot li 7 's ACt, that; . ' Aasassination, and niurder are .lawful.in rhl:Pres9nt state of 1 ; things, to:save England front titi extra nary situiltiori in ' 'l , Mch it is placed: l'h Pi rt4VE,of Ri4tie blurni V replied :' '' Bute Sir,rshould France.adopt the' SAM* ptilki pia. i riMtiOllS c ; would carry on war ; by„gict tm/dium q4SSassins, Wrstead 'of ' ' fighting With fleets and arrives. I cannot help rfel'ilring, g• tfiie tint tiorality-iiiiitilldielai s te lintrcit-in tlePiliiiKbl His • .:.!CAllitql:TC*ikebetJ'ESTT4 1 FOr:MYINVE4 i; cialn onky . titi4 you, . 1 1 „1,hat4tiie c, :1 of - all,.ages p.yoves, jltat ! srittillson khr.elia I, alwaxs rail on the' lteal6.of fhoSe - ,wliu or-tier, 'or aYe tit i(i. '*'Sfriiindiits'otithern.' : ' ''...% f !! ,* , ' •.- in w< At - ! ,' !MU by tLe Edri9r4 fAit ilfo.:,ltem,:,-...--The4bstiFation of the ' I's rrict of Pr. r p tc.E 1 . 1AJ)col v,Arittit h • and at ille fi rpomyot ' When Ung1.11,, , . w.ts mtiodyi% Ult. ouned.A a 'l , 01sas an " nssatsin, one of rlnsiindivituals of.his faintly Rcriiiicei, as an -' :atonernent for the crinitf,tuji4llo4lF sw,orct ot.,jitsti. .. In hl ' faoys el-de voutß-A -e l ishop qt Aitli.it s, - s,uch 'is the result of " yoursounscls I. . Y . t l. I • I's , ~ . . •"• .• J 44.:. • ..,,,.. ei..1114aLLL.....' ".- :.!•.!'4N `,; " tti ?•., . -. Iw t . '''':Otti6lAL. I.:` , ~ 7 '. 'ti :... I i . , . COPY OF SHE C6ILK LIT 06131.11411111 EitTIV UN/ tit% ItiLwc 1 ' QV r L A.ea ,AND saar i al t re if, r at. v. Lar.; tv a.. To vr i t rstip.p., viti46l,ll.oN *14C443/%14D TO TNIA4 IN THL 44 lrgilitt " "No. ' 1 4. , :p. 1n , P. , ri , 4 lii.l N... rit• i: .. ,Ti L. 1. , li ' .i , • ''.' :! . 1 (Tretrislualitafjn,tl7 bti. ;an ,b. .+ . si t . . :,. , '.r. .3.1 VA Illf4drYd4:l4#46)l, 45051. I Your ' Excf - lien,cY. has ttndo}!ble4l):l44 o+ e, .F99 3et vtil aieribeti tcl" us •by the rterfelt VilitiM' net teet, conceriuh the late eiitins in' PariS: lASI Yfdt myselfltilit lily cot ioniues,,and the enligh we l d Veyjiptvint3be conyt 1 r a ii i i.k,opi,pel pt urcredstories so ridiculous ;04,50 diatiistrs x,spil . o- 1 aise td.rhe principles which'ehey ktioW ule to 1 1 ,0605 '; rifligt, It l ii ' pttrilaPS have; disirensed svittr niAiein . .aeattitniit. iVIRCh must reflect upon its; 44thor 3 ,i 4 4114 k‘sOPY InetPiti: Itsve. invited Y. E. to•catrinare the ipfuracy of other accounts pviceeding from theiatne source~as qhis; . cir vellich yuti'aid tit oiniettio . judge. anttritness. And 'vet, as it appearrthitt , th 6 Wetter' of that.Artile presumes to ground his statement on tiss,tes . timoni Of Y. E. it apf)ears to me, that r should; in soma ' manner, be wanting to my oivn .juitititation, Und to there= ' presentation Wit h' which 1 arairitrustcd, werpcip kteg i et t appealiug to;that very testimony mys.:lf. Besides, the of fi cial (Ismael' of that accusation seems to'cleritand itti atti.ii IP tiir.. anal a r i dia l ithentlo ccintradielion, l • :', , .. i . ...,,, ;rheseossitirratious inducd ov il tkapply to Y, : Ei. Al vi i to request thatoyou will '.rclare whether' an/. such cOuv,ersatfon s did really pass between is in which 1 ts-eii&Vtilittirrilicrille ** imputed reptile by the Otticial Chatetteer, and. above all;!tis maintaitid b,y him 4eiote the, Patti news arrival ; in pimatt whether Y. E. acknowledges the answer ascribed, to you, 'and width corichicles • by a very intelligible 'threat or issassi-' nation.. '• . -. . 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E..lbe Prkce' o( feaee. ...... ~, J, . a ~ . . r , Ated4.l, 1; ltu.vc eaualiv se;n,,,thatto,tht:Ntacirid Articike,insweti in N o . 0 4 Q f 6( 4 Ga,otrg, an 4c.ccuw,,A given of a con,vc,rsa_ tion betty ' ,:eri us, and 1 , was til.z'irThe, l slc, fie.vae .41,11,-.10,4;t0 remove, by toy Ani weri the Uniimouttiti le optitiSt+3;y44 might ..haveformtAt.—But, tot in this . kinct OrPOlFco;t)lo:diiircAt of probability entircl y.dependl opin,iop, anik our contcretices liave taken place wi thout either ivutiesses' 111.11 . 64, ?t iii it is impossible, therefore; that they..shoitidhavobaetetralts-' misted to the C;azetteer with truth pt acculitcy, A ve:ni. ti,,, justistication %IN requite front me perfealy toelvis, "inc., : if will be indifferent to , the Editovol the. aunttear, wiiether ho publish avontrary 'statement to-rhorrow, the value set Upon, those accounts being relative to the the}' col:1,11u, Suvli has been my opinion %viten 1 IviVe ken' hiy chestier fitseke)t• ed instill darker colours.; and he Who ettgavdnr•to . testrim the atlions ()Iwo, h t ts plapett ou t.of his power,. would obtain, no ocher end thin that plfiiving Ithrist if constant • uneasiness. '` • ' . (Signed) ..T.I:IE.PRINCE . OF PEACI4 . Mr. F, tee, , • . . Six, -.. , ; - ' lif.dr.q, iftrli to, "LA. I have the Honour to acknowledge the receipt ei yOlir Ex cellency's Note, and you will sec, by the tine okttitn. that I have well reflected, before I determined to renew, so_ un.- pleasant a subjed i but. in unlit, the Icing - eel ‘ve,lgli the e a,. jrssions of your Excellency's NOte, 'flid less I find that they, answer the purpose for which it wet trt4tated, narnely,-to remove the unfavourable opiniomi I might have formed. Y. E. does me the Ilona& to obserie, that Y,oti evaded me take such a step; it was not, then:finer-quite superfluous in itself. And indeed, sincel was,tojuake-applicat ion to ; '1 - E.I dj.lo4te, o nnoctraseclar bow i c wit,%.vasctuipossa now ibloforzisett preferfrom o onii and dem more iviihtrut . obtaining tome way or other, a satisfictoty.ansiver. ; 1 am fully aware how delicate and difficult the piesent circuit' , stances are p but;, if Y. E. did not thiiik,it ropzr direttly to oppose the Official Gazetteer's assertions, it would; at least; havoneen possible, by stripping his statement of ill authority, to reduce it to that vague and conjectural charaaer which you youiself have aScribed to it ; for this purpose nothing 'nom was required, than hat Y: E. should astute me you never . had tlivu„lged any rticulars colour conversations ; sin*: it is tvt evident, that the lonitaur that not mean to cite furtive and clandestine witnesses, but the very person of YOUrEXCCiIeII, cy. y. E. might likewise have given a vet* plain and very natura l. testimony 4n illy favour, namely, th:a the only time I Spoke with you upon the subje4l; I expressed an opinion p rec i s ely the reverse of tNt which the Gazetteer pretended to cite. . (Signed) (.1 1 . FItEREi TQ. N. z. the Prince. of 4. l eace, Sec. , ' ArAftlifer, April Tjj, Igo4. . • The Editor Of the French G arette supposing, in 111 No. i g , .li that a conversation had taki;ii place betweenyou, Sir, and inc, h as been winding - in the consiitcr.aiun due to my eharaCter, by boj o i ngl ne capable of entering upon subjects unworthy of the grearnor 6., r , kt .widch adorns vb.. I do not Complain of hilt oir oi ce, and yOu'esnnot calm the perturbation of your tind lat bein implicated in it. I low shall Ibe utile to persuade you i have nothing to add to rho retteetions contained in y,m iii' eding Note ; may this answer to your% of the Loth prove more satisfactory, and let vague opinions circulate in itibtr.try Prints. - (Signed) ! ' TUE- PRINCE OF 'PEACE. 7.1. n 1104P.qu Free . , r., 7 . Alinitter if ii.,. B, M. ..... . SA*, I'ILLIo id, April 17, loatt, It had appeared to me, that tn'y petunia! nnour, ;ts well as ni,y`Sovereisn's, ,in tine, that the , value i .011411 t to set upon the good ()Inman of tite - spanilth N atton,oqual ly r trupel lel rue to take the, step . l hiv ave'toardi your Excellency ; 'and, thottith that gteatArn cj sod Y. g..lu ., 2;so,juSt , a title to claim, hart-les• sened . the Itaportance Of these con4detationi in your; oyeri, 1 should still nave flattered rayed", that } on w ottict shevysorne indulgenCe for the' wealcnesS ol those who, b)ing conscious of those diuiriguisnel people above taltunny, think, th , tt there ah.7ilisianee,i. ut which a that:,. .Pit i nout being wanting t`o'itiiown dignity, is called tipoli 10 ;;hew some ;respcci for public oriator.. 13t!r; if our notions upon the subjecl In greatly dila:rent, the. Lit vat ion. weatek in it AO less so. • On ray . I ,ten clt Kied pain tabled an atnicious principle, iv it, LI put 41 iii inuoth, of Y. E. secititticits your a.; • , ' etch :t3-01 I.vhti are not stran.'r to your 1 ,,, :t. , , : yourself - could 11, 41 been capable of I, • i.ug the !a10e . ., . r I. cannot, ti c oio , conceal, that on t h (IiSAVOW . II I . O • • ;lON I • k va:11 1 rend Which ! • ~ t ." to •I!` ) y, \‘.• • part, costs. ,•,• - • •.• • . r..• . • • ! . . I..ct.itiLt,„ • . .• .• • • • . op o o, • sec:a:lg to a . , nuns tbr in.c2 tire ; a ticoist (torn further ittportuv , :.' 1.. Li., , 1,1 • that 1 1,1) able-to await, v.. . that 1)-Crtuthillon :De to me, the 41.:t Vllll l . 111- • . 1 , 1.11) . leicues, 411,A . Tlity 114.• e bitticsOntu.,; • , . n .cwoilf, and l flatter myetf they v. not Only ogaidst the .4crer..! .-n ..!' n , ag.dll:3 t;te , blot, silence et Y. • . I . ° if, ' E. " • Sig, .'llladrid, , April t 9, tBO4. c,an. avoid returning an nnal)...r to )uur s utc or the t, th i ns t • ; althottglt ita iNiatcn::i, du. pot vary fro.n;tliz former o , lg, i.uit.,:ertiin the opintolli e. , :crt&tt . lo iu fr.4.nc3urOu your erisr-42,:r.anaLsoisar.., set-titat'yn;;:•toutl: fa). citiier greater inipafanie, such ;"+" tlls dignity ciycur Severei3n, apt l thC.titittJi♦.'tilHtltUfl.'• '!' tits stirstiEat k tor> Vcriniix, ' t i fit not, therefore, to be blentled with private interests; w;11 tweet believe that the Kitkie of E r; A Nagives his Ministers tiitettions derogstari I)orri his majesty and , digni t y ; • I reg. peet ltia high rink...as 1 shotAld. mid will not consent, .$l4, to your making a business of what is merely 'personal ; you' know, ft7r, that whenever you have called to'converse-wifti me, L have, anssverect, that political altiiirs were not within ,rev "province, and that the King my Masterjuithhis Sec:re taty of S tate; t'hroth;h whose medium" the demi ndS of •1 , di! reign Coutt4 were to be transmitted tahim.' 'TO the othe? AmbassatiOnt anttMinistercl .matte the wine observation ; so that I hop received their visits. as mere acts of goodness and ciVilltV froth therri. Under such cirentrtstauces, therefore, clutsevuttOt Mr to beften founded with subsequent events, nor ought 'depends upon, the ptivate conduCtof isUbjetas, to be imputed to rdiels al the Goeriiment. v sincerity has "Ittofe thin oricciorompted me tacantiort you, 'Sit,-flutt some indivMua is about ritt could do yortmei tiler honour nor credit, since tlieiri;iiiiititiori being blasicd in other cqprts, no gre4t opinion :.;)01,1 . ` morals in this: And fio yoittzu'ow ; -waiether dr:not thise penfile in3y be the Anthors 4tliti ,atary publi:thett by the ,WiirieCiazetteer t, I sev,.-r3I other things 4a you ; .ind it was, Peritiins, (Iding VS' ;r1) ttivices. that )iriltltimided their copse,' n `ea;'YS, ; fokinitrince Gen. BotYkAnovi 1. 1. 's a tfaii, ) wonted tp,iniai,e yourself tn4ti`f, of his paperf. let x.qUolty.cat s l to iimhi my • cntert ,i n a ilyrdictet rejnrit • f;ir tl.. sincerity von expo_ tit-need trot* your a tEr.tioi;ltt ese rvan •o t (igued) PRI.NCE OF PEACE. If yOutli,tisc, 44„..„1 v411414)-01 tu:4040t,0f., ,, v1 k4r A 4 l4:‘, taken place ti the Kitty, try Nlastta, that it ma v fortvarded iq 1 - , • the:MinisterOit'lltt i fititailnit 'Midesty;thirmyh the chatter! of his Ambassador in London arul your Excellency may, ',Porn the roodpiatiou'iytd teEtti st,roy , ; , 4,ite, tortit idea of • ihe highrespee I bear ills Britattotc Niajeity, it'dt ritrite -not' to ritai ittie'colf4kleriiloh, l l ltotil d noi have isvrieredafoisi last Notesql •J ; i - • : ,aOO #444114 re o , E,12 Aq - „o r t . 11, 4.: M. • ''',l3 • , . 1 i. 4. 441 . 1, ,• - ‘ , ' , !• .., -Ai„.4 t fry.i..,',Ei.„,.: v 3, 1 festenttivi rec4ivedi the Note of 'Y. , 13:-':whieb 1 have 'Calf ?.With 4111.1.441MtAitinov il'Ancriti: Them. is itofimy 1)14t0. , , , Ji•- . siderstionw r nkc tqwrly taccups ,to vir'ai s tniioj i , i i iim o ). . t k, r ' , ,Y: I.". Inlgi I, v,.•11r tat y.olftsett slid" till ea;ant , t,Ak i i t" p, , :contirtuing tt , 2 'nftt I. 'qtstikspOrttieueet! ' i Yt)I , E ; dues im I h e - itPIiOUC 20, WO; :Me i 01;i11, OA hi) 41inis,ter, xo. k r ....or re. I ' pponticnce cony) t IN! diawn to arty political , qn...ni: 'arril vot'yoti propr?se to trinisinit it to the Manster - ot lits 1,3. .1116116:Nrtqcorrm Londot4 . tor the purposttof shewing your , irr „ s p e a f o r klis pritpaic Ni.,,,iesty. Y. E. ;44, thlt.%vithout such motive you would not have thOpgilt,yr:lir'seif b our ,l . l o : t ili wei 'trot trore, ' lipothltiti I :Must observe, ttivt.expressiobs ~ of pe.rsonal - respeit trout* privastt:lntiivititisigp, a,6 o votogil, du not appsgdo tue.to be.ctistorriary ; ,ausiell,at, viewip7,:thc ' Note Of Y. E. iii this liht,' I iVonid riot tinTlerfAk4'tct,TaVit officially berate' His Majesty: And yet,' Asijt cOntainitertAri I stlusions to io totuintt, I thought it Joy‘chity 4/, tfilllsillirit Imo the tivrct lily oI S tate u I His Britannic Majesty. with I?: opek ex plandathi?. tr fret urn na iiireclaitsvaifici Y ;E: concerning '' those allttgloritt, it is bee.itt se I think them tbteiv,n to thesubjeet , upon- which we began, to cot respond, arid absolutely u. feria t+ t an ebie.et. since Y. E. has declaied that you would not bo - lotiked up:.it 4 'a'telittister. Moreover; nobody ivlittlirescnt ' when the'conversatiOns i:i question took.place • theiliscussiert , %voqld.prosc endless, anti be of no other. usqthatt ti ti , otly. i v scnng, to the Public the indecent sp cdatile of )ers,ns. ' each of whom' hts seienti'etaim to" their 'respeg;',l AlitPly ' 'contraditting one, snOtner in the face of the whole w0r1d. , ,r 1 ., ...; . (Signed) ~, i , i J., 11. F,A,Eif ig r 71; 11. 'E.4,Le 1 , , iveV'Pe. - .4 e. . ' ' ~ . . . t • • . ilfodadi , •April 23, 1804. 1 . I persuade myft-If that Y...b". will not be'surprtztifyt ' course 1 , take, and whicti IS, irk my opinion, the only rationalt one. times I tiesiTtaidthy :mei:Tem 17ti1 from the deitialio of a di.iattowal, out cokrespendence could no longer haoe anv abjett. Front thernOment"that dcfclared that you would not be considered as a Mtnister, tberame sensible, that fur ttl6.loll3 NYOU On: 7 Pt's c 2 a .Pet&Onalirjt avoided disonsAiog y c i lOU s. point s Catibuded itl tike,fast Note of Y. 1. - and it Is aho. the ntoll ye' IWhieh indutatelfmc-atlpresent. , Wltenrlt-. ,, ll=i,lists-tklketr in . . eonsidFristiow the eni 1011 . YPA.4l44`trte iti,"3"Y*t.sipping rue as Sven as yourself of cur Alinisr c rio rs , . iftit Lt alv invit yntr not' a:Tribe' tri . i - waneete regard that bvhich is, in'reallty, the re SW tot' thomost - sarioss'ittliottiott..l •7b 44. E. t 4 . ,, ;,,cc of , Peace . 1. 1-1": FRE RBI ;, , Lord Viscount , STR ANOFO RD, .111ig,Mtliegty's .ureu r y 0 0.;ega.tion'al "Asti so, left (bar Hari for Ma clad atv the - t Bth of-June, charged with a mission to Mr. Fit c st • . On,Tuesday last, His Royal Highness PaiNott , WILLIAM of Gtoucvsrart, and Suite, - arrived:,at St. Domingtr i -near•Livdrpool. , • ' Yesterday :evening, about .eight o'clock, Loyd Viscount fit NCHINtilt OK E, son of the Earl of SAN D. wicu, was married to the beautiful Lady Lou ri.a. -Coals', niece to Lord CASTLEMEAGH. The cere mony WAS performed at Lord' CAVII, ER RAGIIii house in Upper I:lot.ik..strett, by the Rev. Mr. 1-100LRY, Chaplain to the Marquis .of As E RCoR in-the presence 'of the Esrt of SANDWICII, Vi!C. COMM and Viscountesses CAST'. t x k 5 AGH and `.Tent P I.,kToWN, Countess of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Dot. chess of BOLTON,, Earl and Countess of MOUNT. 'EDGCO4I3E, , CoIoneI and Lady C. Wools. The Earl of BELMORE, brother to the Bride, gave the Lady away, and Ladies M, Hision.ToN and Sr Li, NA.STIWART, were the Bride.maidk.. About nine o'clock the happy couple left town in a post.chariot an d f o u r , p re c e d e d by. outriders, for the Earl of Sistrowicit's seat near Windsor. An'account of the trials, condemnation, and este. cution of the mutineers. belonging to the Montague, of 74. guns, has been ordered by Lord MELV ILLY to be distributed on board all our ships of war. A General Court Martial assembled last week at Sunderland, for the Trial of Captain SCOTT, of the 6tst Regiment, upon Charges preferred against him by Major Dos t. E of the same Corps. The procerd_ ings arc closed ; but the sentence cannot transpire until it has received the sanction of Ht.i TripaTite.—The popular Comedy of john Ball was last night represented, for the first time At, the Haymarket Theatre, with, what is called, a new east ,of the eliaraaers. ELL ISTON Watt itn. 'pressivein: Per:grim. ) : but rather too elaborate in his enunciation. The part of yob Thornberry was played, with great feeling and force by BANNky-ralt, enter into no comparison between , hins and ti s tWeiTT they both play it very well, and resider it, -as it should be, the Chief character in the • Piece. , Nouc a successfully trod in the steps of Joit NiTON , in his perfnmahee of Dennis Bralgrod .,deay. Mrs; WA3D was much too violent arid coarse in the Landlady. She suggested the idea, in tiress and manners, of those accommodating hostesses (if such there be) who father deal in ladisi than Liquor. • We have never seen her before so intidl Out of eharatter. TAYLOR *CALM tolerably uff iii Dam, but had mere of the matinera dim the of his part. Mrs. Glans, as usual, tendered Mary very interesting. Dc CAMP hal thard task in foi. lowing so gOOd :art Aaot as ' Luwts in - ./rrigierzw. He was much too active, and 'wanted the muwkkh insolence and insipidity of our modern sprigs of fashion. Sir , Simeaa was . well performed by M. THRW9.; and the Comedy, upon the whole, went off with spirit. The harried Islam' &rained the Audience, which was very numerous, till after twelve, HOLMAN'S new Drama is to he a Musical Pica, KELLY is tO furnish the DilitalCs