The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-03 00:00:00

ALI E W S. PLYMIUTII, - SEPT. .1. Arrived the Priucess Royal, of . 9B.gnns, frcm the Channel Fleet, and the Defiance, of 74. girs,• trim Portsmouth. SAM the Majestic, Definite, Coniutror, and Tigte, of 74. guns - • itt. the Channel Fleet. PORTMOU7H, SEPT . 2-- this day His Majesty's Ship kevahitionoire, commanded by Capt. Hirriftati dropped down to Sr. Helen's, with the following. putward.boond East India Ships, and with which she will sail the first fair wirxl, YAL—Traitiers, Union, India, Lord Keith, Dagiajnes, Haddart, Har, . tie?, and Skelton .Castle. Sailed His Majesty's Ship - Falcon, Capt. SAUN. bB:Re, to join the blockading Sciaadron Off Havre', Ae.Grace. Arrived His Majesty's Armed Ship Magnificent; from the Westward, cAntoandcd by Capt. THoMAs FALmount, Auc. 31.—Arrived thii'day tfie Lard Charles snencer Packet, Capt.COATEsvka:ra, from Amu ica, with Nlaik, 29 days, from Halifax. The Prince, I.4:arriest Packet had arived at Halifax, and sailed for New York ; also arrived the Princess .Elizi;beth P,lCket, KIDD, •4.0 days . from Tortola, with the Lee4-ard bland 'Mails—no news; the Brig ittenteera, -.l)Extits, from Bristol, with hale gouda, groceries, Bte. ; and ,His Majesty's - Ship Number, el . 16 guns, put in from Plymouth. _ Sailed His Majesty's Ship Lady Warren, on a Cruize, -and His Majesty's Brig Gannet, of 18 guns, on a Cruize ; Also the Spanish Ship Cleo patra, Capt. Ds N r iULETTA, for Curunna. The Eliza Packer, trom Jamaica, and Lord Ala.: land, from Lisbon, are hourly expo led. HARWICIit SSYT. 2.—The Lady Ne . peatt rust.. Office. Packet, Capt. Q. DUANE, and the D; ! tqa,; Capt. §rew•AltD,.llalled last night with a fair witidi: • the (9Joltr - for . Husulti with the HaMhurgh 'men Maiis t ' and 'the latter with the Mail for Got. • • . •., . . 't COtitlt ZEt(OD A, who arrived, in the last Packet • from Gottenburgh, has been gent out of thetsng. darn, by orders from GuY;rnment- • Arliqed the-Chqr,ge,Pun,vcss . c l from a Crujie.. , Sailed. the,,.. Badger Excise' Cutter, Capt. GUN. for yarrnontli . . li l mains the Pegasus yrigate, the Carger tun. Vessel, and the Angus Revenue Cut ter. • Di AL * SE P r. 2.—A - rriied the Argus with a Con kioy from Ireland; Utile and lieron, icom the Nurc ; tulpkrir, Fut), lialcapp, and Discovery .I,?Denhs, 'froth iDungeness ; and Provo antt from the Meditct Sailed the Fury 'f'o ' r the Mt . re. . . . . . Arrived also t he fionettcr and Pritevirrlrromiltinge. . . , tress ; the former sailed this Morning for the Nore, the latter for bungeness.. . Sailed the Sulphur, Vo . liatte k anti Disrovery Bornlis, for the Nore, but were 'stopped in the Gulls,. by signal from the ti' r irec 4 ' -. Arrived the EL:za Rini; . Sir If ) .7lliam Pnlttllo;, , . ,.., And yiirom, List India Ships, from Bengal, and sailed', for the River I r they •• ' r epUit, that they le f t sixteen, Sail of Fast India' Ships .nt St, Helena,. homeward. bound v names of part 'of them as under : ' Lord Castlereagh, Lady Oftstlervigh City nf LondOn, Wind,.: ham. Elphinootte, liophratd;, li t s,wx, Ceylon, Ann, L3c... new Stuut,Caleutta, and th i gh Inglis: PrineSs of Wales: PartedrComrianY . . beliwe th6y g o t to St—Helena.' in a gale of wi nd. could not get the riames of the Othei foot. The .I. I erom Sloop h a s made tle l' . Signal of Conttoy . 19 tlle.Westward. IPIn the. Powns—MOnarch,t/tyncht, IP riocible. Castor, Pte.. '..ante, Speedy, 'Scourge„. Iftite; 'tam, 'A r4til i. 'A tpird , Tclatennscpcortships and 'rransports..as beage '; Stlhpiy Nay Y ‘lt ~, ' —OUTH, SEPT. I.—Passed by this pLice yes- , terd ov c a ' teril "ni for the Baltio,, under con: oy el i • .::,'.`7" l " A' meti Sliip, 'a large Fleet of Ships : they: _ j 'incil here b . • y the Olive Brant ~ ..,,., 1 Pl'lt ' ' itl4 4 CRD w . i R o ll a, c• ' ant i OPRINGALL. . ! . DISritE RUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the Off; ;- for th e 'MI and Crew of His Majesty's , Mori' . r, 11 . c , °n .. 1 : vessels capture of the St. Catharine and Carolina it..1 ) 1 r , 0 1 .„, 0 „ s. on the 16th and 17th" ittly, 'B'o3, the temaining 1 the T i , tion as adjusted with I said Sloop' • tle ri 6.. r ' fur three years to co 3 arnval at Spithead, or every day U d writers on hoard on me, at No. 11, Cecil -street, Strand. To Ple t • Officers and Company of His , mei Cutter hlinervl; fur, the ca c the Bunt A capture '°; Mari -t Majesty's hi n r i l pro Maria on the 18th January, 1796, first distribution.in p f a l ,, ceeds on Saturday next, between ten and two, at , 1 fiOn(lice of A , lr. lohn Thackary, opposite the Custont-Hot!i: retnes. street, or any day atterWards (except Holid:!ys/ o D n ' i r, .. one, on application to Mr. Thackary, at the L, : us , 'rouse. 1 'Co the Officers and C ompan i es of His ajestY'S hired ' ' Aler Brave, anti hi re d Cutter Lord Nelson, for the capturt! of the tWo mast Shi ps Baron Von Napkin andSverieis Lyck4, on the 3a ?vtarch 179 No, 9, at t h e o ffi ce of Messrs. Denton . 14, Clement 's Itm anti for years to come. $ • • on the t3th instant, or To the 114 Officers and Company of Hii Ntalesty's hired 1 .- ier Brave; for the . captu re fir the lemniv'Nostert, oft the 21st anitary, 17 99 , at the office of Nht.ssts. Deoton,and Liement s9o year . s to No. com 14, e. Clement's, Inn, on t h e 13th i nstant , o r,l °! three We are concerned tciscate that Captain TAYLOR, . :of tits ty E ast e Gio lif • Indianian, unfortunately lost his e In I dot), at Mi.dras. n t , ~,if oitturday Earl CANiD E N i Lord C ASTI, t i R EAC ki i antt • I ' / • , , • d "It ge }'arty, dined on boded the Aar! CeilA , '''• .r d 4" I ridi alnlin ) at 131 ackwall,'With-Sii N. P.lsc" WEYMOUTH, Am Ir. . , .. . THE ROYAL FAMILY returned from their cruize yesterday before three o'clock, and we are sorry to learn this early return Was occasioned by the ipdis. position of HER MAjESTY, arising from' the.eit.it Of the sea. , . . Soon after their return to shore Hts MAjESTY; accompanied by the DU,KES of Cumn aRLANn and CAMBRIDGE, Generals GARTH, CARTU;RIGHT, and FiTzkOv, inspeiled the Picket Guard of the .Ca.; v.alry and Infantry doing duty here. . In the evening the Koym. FAMILY honoured the . Theatre with their presence. They went in very grand style. .The two carriages Which THE tit MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES went in, were drawn by the white Hanoverian horses, and THEIR IVI AI E sT t E 3 were drove by an Hanoverian Coachman. On their way °try were cheered by . the ,Populace ; and on their entrance into the Theatre, they . : were received with the most enthusiastic applathe, and the Performers came forward and sung" GOd Sarbe She King." The Play was The Dramathl ; rapid, ,Mr. SANDFORD, and Marianne, * MiSS CaANI . .-- The Scotch Ballet or Donald and Pegg), the Drunken Footman, by Mr. MILLER ; in which ‘.cliarildeM r, by command of THEIR Aittsv ss, he repeated a Comic Pas Suel, in wooden shoes, which I. was received with unbnunded applause. ' - This morning His MAJESTY was, as owe, on horsehick by seven o'clock, and took a ride in the Camp, and inspected the whole of the 'Regiments there. His MAJESTY returned to the Lodge at nine' o'clock io breakfast. • , : - On:account of the indisposition of HER MAJESTY yesterday at sea, the ROYAL FAMILY did not go on board the Ylcht this 'Morning. Soon• after ten o'ctoCk Ills MAJESTY, accOrDpanied - lay the NU N. cassHs Sol.lll A. and AtstemA, the Duxes of CUM . - BERLAND and CAmsittoos, attended by Ladies M. WINYARD and I. Tity NNE, L'Ail HAWKEA . URY, Generals CART w 1 CI:IT:GARTH, FITERoy, and se veral other.o::tieral Oificecs, let the Lodge in grand procession on horseback, and to- k a ride across the Country to purchester. The QU EEN and PRI ti-• EsS EL'I-ZABEI‘H,. in a eltais - e and 110," and the PalNcEssv:4 AuctsiTA and MARY, -in a followed on the iniyin . roadi AU the Royal -Family .met. at Dorchester Birracks; where the DUKE at CUM ri LAND's Germ in . I.4mi are quartvrsd. A - most eltgant cold collation wz,s 11°6 by the -Field Officers, : of which FAmt EY did ; —them the honour to partiikr: The Roy at Patty . re. turned to the King',' Lodge' to dinner. Ail the Shills in the • karb:ur •hvtn their ymds, and Kuria the RovAti FAMILY on their leaving the shore, in the Yacht, and on their return, which is always, echoed by the Fo'polace On the shore. This ceremony was not observed yesterday on their re.. turn to shore, to , avoid the noise, on account 01 . 1 - IsR MAjEsTY, and, we understand likewise, t h e Pa t et ; cessts, being unwell froth the excessive hest of tt e . weather, and,the effiets of the sea ; bu t w e a re e x .. 'trethely haNy to observe HER MAJEsTy and the PRINCESSES " appeared at the Theatre, perfeffly recovered:' HEX MAJ EsTy appeared in most ex. cellent spititS. Airived.yesteiday at the Royal Hotel, Lady BUT. LEK and Misr Mr..and Mrs. GOLD/AES. ; •FEC and family, Mr:;. CALts sErTEMBER 1. Our town was never so gay, or so prosperous, as at this time ; the festivity that now reig , ns, f,tr ex. cecds.any that we have had since the ROYAL. MILY honoured us with their company. His MA. j E syy ha, beenliedrd to say, he will make the vod people of Weymouth amends this season for nut vi. siting them lat. • • The Picket Guard ; the Cavalry, Infantry, anti the Somersetshire and Staff.ndihite Militia., were last night, as usual, drawn up in front of the Lodge, to be inspetted by Hts MAJESTY, who soon alter came, attended by the DUKES of CUMBERLAND and CAMP RIDGE, Generals CARTWRIGHT, FITZROY, nd GARTH; and all the Field Officers., After going .thtiough* several manoeuvres, part of the Staintd. - Aihtte' Militia marched to receive Hts MAJESTY in his way to the beach. His MAJESTY seemed in high,spirits, and was touch pleased with their sol. dier.like appearance. Aiterwards HIS' MAJESTY, .went on the Esplanade, where he walked, and con. 'hided there till dark, with the greatest condescen. sion.. His MAJESTY conversed with several per. sons of ditinEtion, particularly Lord 4 HAWK ESSURY: and PAIr r. ET.. This morning, at seven o'clock, His, MAJESTY` was : on horseback; rode on the sands, and' through; the principal streets in the town, and in. •spetied the . light frames,. Which are now making here for the conveyance of Troops; His MA. J ESTY highly approved . of .the plan, and returned to the Lodge to breakfast, • . There are three new elegant bathing machines; providea , for the, ItoyAL. FAMILY: one with a Crown upon it, and Gad t(ive the Kitts inscribed' ,t►Jiot3 it ; the second with a Crov, n, anti God save the; quern, and the third, Long live the Royal Feimily.i Tliistittrningitte Pit Nc AUGUSTA Waled R .eftereight Welocki. iii one of ilicto, for the first ; His general, bathes in a warm; This morning: the ROYAL FAMILY, attended . by: the Earlpf Xll a [DOR, Lordi PAUL IT And HAw lets; LadiesAVlNyAeo,.. THYNtre, :,and ILCHtsrritß and daughters, Sir Roklat 'SoNi and Coloneh.MAritNcHAm, and all the Officers of .the StafFordshiii-Militia, left. the Lodge on their way to the Beach, where the Royal Barge was wait 4 in, to take them on hoard, the Sol.seeeigrt Yacht ; they, were saluted by the populace, anti on board the Vessels by the sailors, who gave them a salute., 7 'The grand , Bd.il of last night, given by the Master of the Ceremonies, . at the Ruyal,,l-lotel, for his benefit,, received a greater honour than any Master of the Ceremonies ever txperiencedin this countiy, by the'RoYAL L.: honouring his benefit with their company, . attNittion .their presence wits sufficient to ensure a 'full attendance.. The Itoonis were filled inconsequence at ayery'early ioth to an uncommon degree, that at . times it was hardly possible to, moye; all the beauty anit.fashion in the taws, and for several miles round weir present, cm) , one bein . apXious to ilaVe the honour and plea,sure c.f being in ocimpany, in the same roan with.4he. itoY.4I,I I .Aut.LY. 4icHMarter LI - Lila Ceretnnnies appeared highly sensible of the honour done him by the Royal presence, and, as was his arteritive, and with which'th, Ittrrt r..FAro r •;ec_notsd sensible, as they remained. till past ,tin o'clock, when - they retired, apparently. highly - grati:fitd with 01.'' eiening's amusement. This motning we were highly gratified with. a most chorming sig it, bk.a.numbei , nf parties engag_ les a sailing boats, .and set off on cruize, cam. pany with the ke7 . ;11 Sovereiin'Ylcht. The sky being dear; and sea quite serene ; :rendeii the scene charming beyond description. BRIGHTON, SEPT. I. • PRINCE is arrived', and We .are all aliye again, and as gay al ever. His Royal Highness pradisecion the. Cricket pround this morning, and we understand that a Grand'Match is to he played on Monday, in ‘4;:ich His Royal Highness takrs a part; lie a m , )i: excellent bowler. Miss LAr.t . 3r.'s Concert was hOnyured by the PRINCE, Mrs. Fl TZ HERBERT, and uzwards.of 300 of the first fashion attended. BENNETT's Benefit at the Theatre on the tame night was very n'tOch hurt by it. The seho.ll pr Scandatf, and r;.,.e (Ed Maid (5111. time), patronited by Lady Fam , ic Is I SPENC ER, were per formed,this evening to cr)Wded Boxes, antl4e were glad to see the Mike of IVlAttLitnitotTax . (wha has' not visited the Theatre for ten years past); with the Dutchess, in the:St3ge .P.eport say', .that His Royal Highnesi commands the Play on Friday for Miss BOINTON's Benefit. [. Briihton is very full of fashion and beauty. This morning ariived a Mail from New-York and 'Hillifax;' brought to Falmouth by the Lord Ckarlei S. tenser packet. ' The Ler,/ Ch.:lles Spencer was 2g days 'on her passage-from Ne 'ars yof k. The Prince :Ernest Pac- . ket„ Capt. Pr TR E t Ith the June Mils, , had ar. rived at Halifax, and proceeded for New-York.. The two French Frigates were still at New,York when tile SpenCer left it, blocked up by the Cam. Brian f rigate and - Dr;ver Sloop of War.„ A few days before the arrival of the Spencer there, the Cambriase and Llrkser had -anchored, alongside the French. men, who seeing their Enemy within the Har bour, thought it a goad opportunity to, slip dr. The French Conttnodxe, accordingly, went to the Mayprof New York, and requested 'that the, English ships Might, be . detained 24 hour's, as they were go. ing to sea. The Mayor immediately sent down and took the American pilots out of the, English Fri. gates, which was all he could do, and the Frenchmen get under weigh ; but,, to their mortification, they saw the Cambrian and ,Priver get under weigh also, result without pilots, to follow them. In con. sequence, the Fr ne:mien dropped their anchors again, and thzy still retnain there, the derision both cif English, send Americans. -=Pas s engers by Abe Spencer, Major WyATT and Lady, colonel Firz., GERALD,,Mi. Captain .ANDER , ON, Cap tain',CoCK, R. N. : Ar. FOWLER, Captain 1\16N,.. srstt s i,. 7 -New York was perkily healthy when the Packet left it. • NAVAL APP.OINTNIaNis.—To CiAllmand Gun. brigs, LieUts..Clllollß, to ch.! 7'bralber . ; to the Stead); CLCMENTS, to the rolunteer ; ITER, to the Crwiime/; and SWAIN, to the Attack, at this Port. Capt. RiNOIT, to the Zearthsf; Capt. IlsvANs, to the. Trowbridge; Capt. THICK. stE: ! stt,' ‘ to the Lady Melville ; Mr. StitwAßT, to be Surgeon of the 'Calcutta ; Lieut. PORcHAsE, to the Defiance; .Capt, ROBERTS,. to the vertu; Mr. BRAY, late Carpenter of the Tigre, who,dis. tinguished himself at Acre, to be. Builder at An tigua ; Mr, Fortitsr, toe Surgeon to.the Prisoners of War at Norman Cross ; and Capt. Ric KETTS, to the Sall 7oseph. On, Wednesday a Court-Martial was held at Portsmouth on Lieutenant It'. Fowissit, for theloss of the late Armed Ship P ori p s ;i se , ebout a twelve. month since. The Court, after a very short hearing; pronounced the following very Honourable Acquittal : " That the loss of His Mdjesty's Armed Vessel Porpoise was caused by, her running on 59 unknown reef of sand,'near Nisv Holland, in 'the South Seas ; 'and that nos blame whatever was i m p u t a ble to the said Lieut. KoaERT FOWLER, his Otheers, and Ship's Company, fur their conduit upon that occasion ; but that every' roper caution was used to avoid such.accident, and that their sub.. sequent behaviour was marked with every zeal, steadine'ss, and attention, necessary for His. Ma. jesty's service, • and did• adjudge him to be Ac. 75fr05"..--- . Sir J. Corrriv,' Bart. Presidents—The p,,p,i. st was lost on the same reef that our• great circtlnlnavigator,' capt;,-CooK, mentions to have bt : .en:o:rArly lost on. ~Lieut. Fowtsra is . the Officer , amito rendered such' essential service to .. the China Flee r." liniuito, a new Brig,ol to guns, is to be. launched to.inorrow morning, at Preston's Yard, Yatrouth. This is the second ship, of equal force, that „has been completed as the 511 . 111e' Yard, 'in. the: Space`of three months. ..! - ')"he' Sailors .of :the Royal: Gearge Indiaman, at have preserved a 1.2 d). shot, fired on bdard from Lixots's ship; it is now slung as a trophy' het weelidecls.s, Sir Itims E'CiPHAM had . nn.SatOrday a long •in.! terview. with. 14ord 1-lAititow BY, at the foreign Office in Dawning.strect. REYNotan will be ready with a new Comedy for Coverit Garden Theatre early in the season. We: hope it will he more successful' than his last. lie hAd better wait, however, ro ire - whether he Can, pot contrive to nuke an infamt the hero. of his Piece. The' grand question tesvetiing the destination of the infilit ROJC!KJ is at length-decided. Tile stli.yei M4nager of Covent. Garden • Themre, who i . o! a. 1.- v‘ays upon the aerie, sent•an Ainbassador and Pte. nipotentiary, last week to Birmingham, who did: not -leave the Sprit till every chi' g w as signedi , : sealed, and delivered. . The ' terms, we unaelHtoniq are to the WI extent iof what •11. e friends of the' juvenile wonder demanded. J'he first division ot, the Canadian .Regiment, marched on Tu'esibly, and the second on'Wednesday, from Ciasgnw, fur like following towns in Ay r &bite, where. they %till be quartered this wanner': Ayr six. eompanie,, Kilmarnock two companies, ij . Vlpc two , L , Aly • . KI:•.TG"i t ON, (St. VINCENT's), MAY 31. . _ , We have .the satisfaalon to announce the'Surrtri; der of the island of Cutracua'to the , SqltSron under Commodore BAy.tcroN,. dispatched by Admiral bUCELWORTH, on the jimaica siation, fur that purpost. The Knerny made some resistance ; nod it was not until the z•ec9nct day of the attar k that the principal Fort was taken, which pot, us itt p session of the : whole Island, By this: conquest the SarinaM Kan of War has been rz. z ialcen, and a Dutch Frigate fallen Iwo our hind.. DUBLIN, ,A:tlG: 3:. HiQ Eicellericy the LORD LlEurrr!Arr hi hen received' with cvraorjillAry in 41 13.4atit, to whicit place he'-went S:tuat East r!)e Countess 'of fIARDWICi2, has *rived at boctagiladee froni Sot Lind. A Circulir Letter - hal been fa the Ma - riders of 1 7, ,foinan`ry 'Corps,. stat ing trie . Inter: 1 66' of doverin,:nt to cap thyli riot permanent duty for part ~f the month t f U,t It , ; -Rod' in the -mean time di.contirtuing the pr;'•senr ie le o ! j urneyinen ti :hi,l-3 Lave eniereii - into-the hopelul wurk of comilinAii,in. List wear ih;•y served notices on - theii employea , ; ti,' !rive an enhanCerrient of their prices; There are liut .tv few j'Atineymen . hosiers in Dublin', fort etr tot oir enmhinati..ns 113Mmed their'etnrif , ) .irs4l 1.114 ea the price of work:dint they f ut,d it 'm re to their advantage-to imp lit from Engirt:id. 'rite few,' therelpie, :who this. zn , •!rop by their 'infamow and wicked combin it- re pr eee'd. ings nOirf,, to •hanish in toto that 'Country.: , Some of these• appielienire4 this week ; thrPugh the activity cf their employers, and lodged is pi is EDINBURGH, A`u'Q'. THB Right Hon. the Co Nttl ‘ND Elt in Ctt I E left this 1) . 14ce yesierdttyfor Perthshire. Hi, L hip's otaj for we tfiLlaistethd, i 8 to the posts and military st.,,ionc.. Yester(lay Srrive3 at - W,lker's Time% the . l2:sht7 Hon:the Earl of UPICER.Ossuay, and LidyG'oo:. - DARD and L.kly ANN' ftiS from, a tour to tli.l - light.inds, on their way Ssuol.: CORN .12;_XellANCE, Sr Pr, 3. The fresh imports—of Wheat to.day are in but middlingluatitity,. atti rather better price is.,mide than on Friday ; Barley arrives in,sh ,, rt supply, and • • 4, , is something dearer ; Malt expe r ienc es bu t little , fluOuation, and Beans at rather better price ; hay ing still but scanty supplies of•oat ? , they are opted, ... dearer. , , Wheat, 50S. a 625. a 73'4. 0.. , i Tick .. 1, .yam:, 33s a 391. ad Fine do. - 715. a 735. cd qats, -s(. a 23s..a':.ZC.fi-. 04. F Rye '. 3.i. a 31.;51 mi. Poland de. 3 ts. 3 32i. 6ti Batley . - 315. a 365. of R ape SOLA . , 39i a .lil,. Malt - (65,. a. 7: , .s 'cd Fine Fluor, so a sSs. od" Wilita PeitS2 OS. a s,:si. rci' •SeCottds, - 50,. a 5.4 i.• ud Lcaits, • - S. a 443. cad , The Gottertbargh Mail of the 24th ult. resclked town on Satukday. We :learn by this coriveyanee, that the Rus,iatt Fleet; the coin:nand ui Rdil. A'miral CROWN,. hu%l ~ rilers. to crilize•itr. On; J 3 L tie 0 94 German Oean, butilad nut passed the S;iand., A Letter Grim Petersburg:l, dated ; the th Aug.: says, ' f the Russian Artny js supOjed, with every, thiag necessary. for irometliately;aaking die fl::1:1 4 , • The Emperors in 14present ;review of the diffe rent Camps,,has made, numerous pronwinns. .1 - 4:sery thing indicates the pf a Winter. Can, paign, both by, land:at:sl sea. As soon as PAHTfi l s ultimatum, .which ItaS been CategOtic;iik derrpnded by the Etnperor, arrives, the. Politics ( . 41 this Court will assume ii,decided term; and such ha,s been the prudent foresight of thin GoveritniTht, tl.at it is . prepared to set.three hundred thousand.mert motion at an hour's notice."' Loy Emperor of Russis has tent one of his principal Qfficers to Grodno, try comiii. ment Louis on his regent, escape, and to take every arrangement that can cooduce to his aecom. modation there. It. is said that the Empert)r will pay.a visit to this illustrioui Exile, previous to his return to Peterslorrgh., The ',Court ,of sent an invitation to Louts .to return to his former asylum—announcing, ,at .the same,time, that orders had been issued tar Making stria itrqUiry. into the tecent Conspiracy, against his life. The king hatt,, however, declined the invitation.. It is confident'y reported, that BONAPARTE has a a tH ily German Etnissaries in this Country, for the purpose_uf..entieing and prevailing .upon .011 r wealthy Jews to leave England and seta: their pro., perty in Franey. Promises of thu mast extravagant nature have been made to thVII tic!). a. their appointed to lucrative public t.ffiees„ See. &c. It is known also, that not" one of these Jews, have listened in the smallest degree to these propositions. . A Letter, dared op Monday last, front Catwikc, states, that the French are .making general and ex. tensive movements and arrangemmnis in,f - janover, indicative of some new nper;”ion in that guar ter. great . Encaunpment_is formieg near Luneuburgh, with a numetous . park of' Art illery, and extensive . depots. of stores and provisions.' An:)ther Corps is assembling in the distrid of Lauent)orgh, whither vast quantities of gunpowder have been conveyed. .Yesterday morning the Dux s of Cu %.; r a 1./I.I4D'S Sharp Shooters fired for a g ! rld Medal atChatk Farm„ Captain 13aan FR, their Conunand.og Offizer,.eatn. 'plimented 11 4 1r; . t.; , ussArts, who ;won the .on . his ability .>l.lCce.s. . The Corps!returord .to town, eta - or : ming various evolutions through the fields. A Detachment .of -the 5 , 11 .London Volunteers marched...on - Situtti# to.Croydon, to enter co per aliment dutrinr,ten days. 'rite 'Westminster ani London Itegimsrnts of Vo. luoteer 11,4 St. J.nies's 4nit Vie.stminsler Corps 01 Intantry, ate expected to Irate a grand,shatn fight on the Paddington Canal and Worm' A/o( d Scrubs, -on Thuraay next. The Rifle C o rnpany of, that excellent Corps e LTA NOrth gritons, fired ~kesrtrti.ty rn9rtrPt; Prize, 50 yards, when-mail retnnkubiy bhots took place!