The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-01 00:00:00

i il IN be very maturely conii, von ented to. (Signed) - ore it was " DECRIS." " The example of Luc iEN cannot but divert Jii.; . Rome from imitating his conduit : Behold him se.. pawed from his Brother ; but this afiliitive separa.; tion, affititive for All the friends of their family, 'would have much more unpleasant consequences Elr JEROME, who has yet acquired no personal weight, no fortune, and whose property left behind him at Paris has • been employed; in part, to pay the bills he has drawn on France. But this motive is no. thing in comparison of those more prevailing ones, of The duties and the career of Glory that callupon bim." MAILS. ,AARIVZO-.4 Hamburgh. Du=—s Dublin, ;Waterford. THE SUN. •DLsli QUIS Dien& lALIUM AUDSJIT L 0 N I) UN, tHURSDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1804. . •. ACCUBTOURD a; we have been ever since the trerichißevolution to see the different Governments of France (under every form which they have as. sumed) trample upon the Law of Nations, and via. late every principle of justice, yet we confess that we did not expea that even the present - Tyrant of that Country would have been guilty of "`"afran atrocious outrage, such a daring viola. len Of the Neutrality of an Independent State, as that whiCh it is now - our duty to announce. On the iiigh . t. of the 24th ult. HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S ENVOY AT HAMBURGH, SIR qEORGE,RUMBOLD, WAS SEIZED AT HIS COUNTRY.SEAT NEAR THAT CITY, AND CARRIED FROM THENCE TO HARBURGH, • by a D,:achment of French Tioops that had crossed the E.he„ anti had . landed for that purpose bet weep Idamburgh and Altona,about . twO o'clock in the inorn. ingc I the 241 h. There is no Linguage 'that we can . tba , auttiQieroly st.ron •to convey our horror at such an atrocioni:itit4violence, The charadier of an Arnbas:. sad , Jr has hitherto. been heid sacred even among the most savve nations. But to BONAPAR:rt no. thing `is filtered that interferes with his interest or revenge. There is this difference between the preient outrage, and' that committed in the territory. of Baden, when the Duke D',ENcittitti was seized Anil murdered, thatin i the latter case . BONAPART 1 d id condescend to acqu'aint the ELEtrOtt that his Territories were to be invadid, hii Neutrality '4°414 1. anal a Prince, living under his protedion, . : . 4el4 'd; but in the present instance no notice what. e ver was given'to the free and independent State of fiattth urg 4 that its Territory was to be . Invaded,. and the Person of an Ambassador forcibly Atized and, carried. off. If this new ad of atrocity does not rouse ' the Continent, then ate .311 hopes of its independence gone far ever. ‘• • ' We are very happy to state that Admiral Coate. VA was, with the Channel Fleet under his 'corn. runt), arrived yesterday in Torbay, just in ►ime'to tvold the very heavy squall s of wind that set in last night, and the threatening weather - that still continues. Yesterday the Lively Frigate sailed from Spit. held, to take her former station off Cadiz. On the 18th ult. the rimertvrt passed-the Sound Oa her Way to St. Petersburgh. Tilt remaining two liambargh Maih which were sue arrived this morning. The following are the P rin ciPal articles of intelligence which they bring : Rog', Ocv. 3.—The Pore, who sets ont on his journey on the szth, will le received . 90 the Frontiers of France by his Imperial Highness Prince L ouis BONAPARTI.' : The Emperor himself will In tel his Holiness at the gates of Paris, take him into his coach, and proceed to the Imperial Palace of the Thuilleries. HANOygit v.CT. 23.—The whole 'French Army in the Hanoverian Territory is going into winter 944 rters. The number' of Troops there :11 present is estinierted at 22,000. VE,NicEs (") -.JCT. 6. the 6 .-- T lie „report rene wed that a n'titution of the Italian Republic will.suon und 'rg° copsiderable changes. LP. os,s..NN OCT. : t z•—For several ,days po'rets” la ve arrived here from Gertnany,, They yv rite ..,th; 4.line from Bz:ne. A variety of conjetutes 'llr4 been made with respeet to the cause of this extra. ordinary -occnrrence, of which there - hai been no example for several years. BERLIN, OCT. 2 I.—Official advice has been re. ceived here, that His Majesty the KING Of SW EDEN left Stralsund on the 2.1 d, and sailed with a lair Wind for Ysradt. MADRID, SEPT. t4..—The KING has given or. dens for zo,ooo men to march to the Province of Biscay, to quell the disturbances there. BILROA, OCT. B.—Five thousand troops are al. ready arrived here, and 3000 more are expeCted, with a Chief Judge, who will decide with,respea to the late occurrences here. Trade is entirely at 3 stand. MALAGA, SEPT. 29.—The following is the latest bill of mortality : Died, on the 27th of September, -49 ; on the 28th, 58 persons. Recovered, nn the 2,7rh, 160 ;' on the 28111, 14t. New sick on the i7th, 126 ; on the 18th, tit. Number of sick on the 27th, ts.c6 ; on the 28th, 413 . . ANIsTiRDANI, OCT. 20.—Thc Ships detained in the Tem' on account of being suspected of a communication with the Enemy have, since the 'ph, all been permitted to sail. The order to prevent Erpionage by Sea was improperly under stood and inforced. THE Intercepted Letters, inserted in our Paper of this day, arc interesting, as they give a new proof of the pride and arrogance of that man who arose from nothing, and who has been exalted, by the caprice of, fortune, into a situation which ena. bles him to disturb the Peace of Europe, and of the whole world. It will be seen, though this upstart Usurper is himself married to a peison whose con.. dud would have precludetl'her from the Society of virtuous Women in every Cotintry where morals are held in esteem, yet, that he will not permit his Brother to unite himself with a young Lady, dia. anguished by the merits of her private character, and who is related to one of the most respectable Families in America. It would be absord to suppose that the Writer of these Letters expresses his real sentiments respect. ing BONAPARTE, as they were doubtless inspeled by the Usurper before they were sent off; and may, in fan, be considered as Letters from himself. A report has been circulated, which we most sin. certly hope is arlfoundtil,' that no less than 3st Ves,els have been lately lust in a dreadful hurricane at the Windward Islandi. The intelligence was brought by a Passenger who landud at Portsmouth yesterday from the Rebecca, which had left St. Thomas's 49 days ago. fits MAJESTY dined at Mr. DRIJMNIOND'S on T u esd,,y, and at Sir 11.- B. NEALit's yesterday. Hri MAJEBTY dines at Mr. BERKELEY'S this day; leavei Cofineils to-morrow, and dines at Farnham Castle, the seat of the Bishop of WINCHESTER, in his way to Windsor. The. Danish and Swedish Ambassadors had yes. terday long interviews with Lord HARtower, at his Lordship'SOffiee, in Downing4treet. Mr. PITT had an interview yesterday morning with His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORE, for upwards of two hours, at his Office, at the Horse Quards. Earl CAmtitttr and'Lord HARROWS y had yester. day a long audience of Mr. Pirr, at his house, in Downing.street. Mr. PITT gave a grand dinner yesterday, at his house in Downing-street ; arnong the Party were his Grace the Duke of Moikintosc, the SOLICITOR and ATTORNEY GENERALS, the KING's Anse. CATE, EJIICANIDEN, Lord HARROWHY, .1.41/CICAR. R/NGTON, &C. • ThCDEVONSH I RIC Family have returned from the Marquis of As sttcoates Villa, to Chiswick. Msts ANGER6ratri, the daughter of the Gentle. man so well known for his commercial impprtance and liberal Spirit, is, it is said, about to give her hand to the Russian General SAIILOSSICOFF.. Yesterday a CoOrt of Dietitian was held at the East-India House, when the under-mentioned Ships were taken up in further part of the tonnage to be engaged for the ensuing season, viz. Ship,. T om , Con rignmott . y. New Ship, building by Messrs. BC°, Coast and Ba Christie and Cameron .. Walpole - . .. - 820, Early ditto. New Ship, building by Messrs. n , sio, ~.. oast andßay. Borratlailc - - - - Admiral Gardner , .- - - 813,. Ditto. New Ship, 4uilding by Messrs.- i 800, Madras. Borradaile ;,. . - - Preston . - - -67 f, Coast and Bay.. Ceylon - - . - EIS, Ditto. Earl liiawe - - - . - 876, Madras. . ' ~. New Ship, building in the room i Soo Si. Helena and Iltngalo of the Princeis Amelia - . ' Lady Castlereaglt - - Kan, Ditto. C harleton - - 818, Madras. Europe - .. . $34, w Ditto.. 'Windham - - Sao, Ceylon and Madras. New Snip,building byMr. Cooke Sow, Ditto.. Castle Eden - - .. 8111, Bengal and Bencoolen. Earl Camden - . :.- .1240,. Bombay'. Cumberland - . - taco, Ist Ship China. Walley - - - ' - 1200, China. G a nges .... - - - I 2.up, ~ n,t to . Dorsershire - - - me, Ditto. coutt s s - - 1200; • Ditto. Exeter . - - taoo, Ditto. 'Hope . • - - - 1260, Ditto. New Ship, building by Mr. Bach -Bombay. ‘Thoinas • - City in London . - Sao, Ditto. Calcritta - St. Hetena &Bengal. Lord Du annc 1330, St. Hekii, s MadrAs. The following is a corrc6t list of the P.lssengers r , Fr the L a d y Lailtereash • • • Mrs. Place; Lioutenaitt.Colonel ICyd, Chief - Enkineer ; Major lountsey • Lieutenants Willard 'and Fry ; Mr. 17, Pow-ney ; Mr. f.'Desborough (lett stcl at St. Helena Sept. Jo, Se4); t two Misses ; Masters N 1). xiid R. Ousely, Ralph Ousely, and H. White; and three Miss Ritwiins. - IV A Y L Pv Eh 6. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 30.--Arrived . the . French Lugger La Chloe, No. 380; captured on the 2+lll inst. on her passage front L'Orient to Brest, by the Conquest Gun.brig. She is. Curiously tonstrutled, being nearly +0 feet long, and about six feet wide, with two brass guns, eight pounders; one mounted on the bow, the other on the stern; the magazine is amidships, and what they call the Captain's ca. ,bin is a mere dog's hole. She carried 30 men, five of which were seamen, the others soldiers. Her gunwale is not more than 12 inches from the watet'S edge ; and it is truly astonishing how she could have crussed the Channel in the late gales, being na. vigated only by three English boys from the Conquest. Arrived the 11lustrioms, of 74. guns, Capt. Sir Cr HAMILTON, from a Croix:: otr .Ferrol; also the Commerce, of and for London, from Oporto, Capt. WAR°, laden with wine ; and the Tritcn, Capt. POUSETTE, from Amsterdam, hound to Ca. diz, laden with sundries. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. v.—Arrived the Diana, boon, frotn Sunderland ; and Satisfaiion, Katua it, from Dantzic. Arrived the Cockatrice Sloop of War from a Cruise. Passed by for Tonningen the Rebecca, from St. Thomas in 4.9 drys passage : a Passenger who has landed from her, reports, that a most dreadful hurri. cane has lstely happened in the Windward islands, and that 325 vessels have been entirely lost. Sailed the Ilarriott, PEARSON, for Sunderland. His Majesty's Ships Lively and Swiftare dropt down to St. Helens. Guernsey Convoy put back to Cowes Road. DIAL, OcT. v.—Arrived the Champion and Hamer, from a Cruize off Calaii; and Fury, from a Cruize off Cape Gaiznez. In the Dmims—the Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, InHexiblcf, Antelope, Castor. Dart, l'luto, Champion, Cruizer, Alert, and tisanes, Sloops ; Sulphur, Fury, .I..ueiter, Devastation ! l'rospero, :4 nd Explosion, homhs ; Thrasher, Wrangler and Rifleman, Gnu-brigs; and Armed Defence Ships as BRITISH NAVY. •...--. STATIMItNT OF THB DISTRIBUTION •F TH2 lUtI. TISH NAVAL FORCE; TO Tills DAY. Line 1 so's In Port and fi tting - 17 1 it Guard-Ships - - SI, I In the English and Irish i 3z channels - - On the Downsand North t io Sea Stations - 5 Ai tbetVeSt India Islands j 1 and on the Passage . $ On the Jamaica Station 3 Atnerican Ac Newropntl , • ,land Stations - - 5 East Indies, and on the? 8 Passage - . • s Coast of Africa - . o Spain, -Portugal arid Cibraltar 4 Mediterranean and on Passage la thiSpital and Prison Ships t 3 Fri. 3.3 Sps. ig Total in Commission los .Receiving Ships - 5 Serviceable :opt repairing ? 17 for Service In ordinary - 4 B Wing - I, za • 23 3 Tot. 147 35 2 4 0 Total 187 1 b, 39 ►6 STATE OP Tilt ORDINA.R. . Postsmouth - - Plymouth - - Chatham - -.--- Sheetne*s - . River • - - CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Wednesday, rsth February,. 1804. A Dispatch was yesterday received by his Excel. lency the Most Noble the Governor General in Council, from the Commissioner at Fort hiTarlbro', dated 28th December, 1803.—A French Squadron of one Line.of.Battle Ship, and three Frigates, ap. peared off that Residency. . On t h e f o ll ow i ng ' morning two of the' Enemy's Frigates proceeded to • Poolo Bay, where they de. strayed the Ship Lever, Capt. RITCHIE" and cap. tared the Eliza Aim, Capt. STEPHoNsoN. The Flora and the Marlhre, comminded by Captains DUNDAS anti SLATER ' and lying in Poolo Bay, were burnt by their crews, to prevent their falling into the hands of the Enemy. The house of the Resident at Paolo Bay, and the Hon,,Company's Pepper Godowns, were afterwards burnt by the Enemy, and about 400 tons of pepper were destroyed. On Monday, the sth December, the Enemy sail. ed to the Southward, without malting any attempt against the Fart. The most aElive . exertions were made by the Commissioner, Mr. Ewstt, fOr the defence of the principal .Settlement ;- and the Commissioner Was zealously and ably : , assisted by all the Inhabitants, and by the Commanders and Crews of the Ships in ?Quin Bay. The Ship cdamtersrf Swibeilaad, Capt. Rob r. e. STUN, was .caprured by the. Enemy a few days before, their arrival off Fort Marlborough . Publiihed by Command of his . Excellency the Mosr Noble the Governor Gcneral in Couri, cit. J. Lur.t - IvEN, Chief Secretary to. Government. The following is a 11$t of die Frint,:lt Privateers that soiled from the Mautitlui, previcsui to the 20.1 i of December Ws( : Lz Forittrse, La Clarisze, neral DecAton, Ps i el., e ', Les 1 roil Freres lAris, I_x'4. Fuat ture, 4 . .4lfridt, Le Ger-lam, arid L' lispic le.--- Of tilt absys Ve,sels, four b: been taken by Cluizers, %litl, (Ile Litt acconnt4 SPOarING INTELLIGE,,VCE, NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOpIER MEETINQ WEONESUAY, OCT. 3h A Gold Cup. by Light Subi.cribess, or upwards, at t - - 4 3 • each, for horses of .di ages. 2.-yr olds excepted the flat. Mr. Watson's l.ignum Vito, aged, Sst. slo. - Mr. Brow,,'s Fta.nheati, G yrs old, 7st. 6; - - Gen. Spar ow's esstrel, 3-yrs old, 7 .t..31b. Mi., R. Snyee's Bobtail, 9st • 910. Mr. Wititihatn's Marianne, 6-yrs old, Sit.. 1 21b.• Ld Sackville's Encitsnter, 5-yrs old, S s i. 71h. Mt. Norroo's Sir Harry . Dinisdalc, 4-Yre. old, SA.' 7 11 - 1 . Mr. Ahbey's Margery, s-yrs old, g>t Sir F. Standi'sh's brother to St.traord, 4.i rs oid, Est. 61b. Sir I Shelley's Tuba, s.yrs old,•Bst. 21h. - Gen. Cower's La Mukha ! ?.yrs old, 7st. 41b. Ld Groiyenor's Baron Hull, .1 yrs old, 7st. alb. Mr. Howard's Blemished h:4, 4 yrs old, 7st. alb. Mr. Wilson's St;dely, 3-yrs old, 7st. Mr. Girdler's ch. I. Cape 1.,, ,z,z.trd, 4-yrs old, Est. L.llb. Mr. I-luworth's Malta, .5.y is olti. 6st. loll). Mr. Branthwayte's ch. c. by Guildtbrd, 3. yrs old, 6st. 91b. Gen. Grosvenor's T wo.Shoes, 3.j•rs old , 6it..31b. The Judge could place only three. —Eight tO t :asst Cas. trei—~ tut agst Maria,ine— 4 to I agst Enchanter--; to brother to Stamford-6 to t . agst lulls. 'Ld Foley's Watery. Bst. hear J 1 r. Watson's Dread nought' Sst. 41b. It. M. woo, —Six to 4on W,,tdrv, Mr. Mellish's Eagle, 9st. beat Sir C. Sunbury's gleanor, 7st. 91b. Two-yr old C. 2oagS. —Thirteen to g;igst Mr. Latlbroke's Dora, sister to Hannibal, B.t. bedt Mr. Mellish's Sulks, Bat. stb. Two-yroid C. • toogs —Six to 5 on Dora. A Lro,is Mr, Brimtbwayte's c. by Guildford, Bst. 41b. beat Mr, Wardll's C.ipias, 7st. Two-yr old C. ;offs. •--Five to 2 4,11 the c. Mr. Lake's Giles, 2st. gib. rec. 25',5. [roll Mr. Ilawurtil's liarefoot, ;st. 12lb. B. C. wogs. FEMALE FASIVONS FO!? AYPVEMBER. Pkom tiNADE DR ESS.F.S—A round dress of thick white muslin with a habit-snirt of liu.: cambric ; larae sill; of morone colour ; a str:iw hat., turned up m front, at:t trim med and tied unifier the chin with m.•ne—.:ol•nir,,t band ; nankeen shoes --A pelisse of grey or lawn.c!ilulated silk, mute high in tine hoCK With a collar ; a large b.:aver hat. turned up in front, and orninnented with a leather of the colour. Hr.Ao Dkitsss— A cap of white lace, the border very deep and turned up in front a cvreallr of morone-colouret ti,,w ; r3 across the ctbwn.—A morning bonnet of blue silk, tied ;:n,kr the chin with bloc ribhanci. A dress hat of col ,ured trimmed with morone trimming, .and orbainetited with an ostrich feather.—A gipsey hat, of wintecnip, with :A IVreA tlt of small red roses round the crown. -The dresstd, confined iota phi clif.—A hat of pink silk, With a black, lace turban of white lace the crown made fill, and finished, on the lett aide, with a long end a hunch nt . in front.---A turban of morons bilk, made open at top la :o mit the hair; mornne fe4her in frcnt.—A cap of white lace, arnmented with nhes. GRNXIt AI, !IS RR V ATIONS.—The prevailing colour4 ate pink, morone, and blue. Vcry large beaver hAts have ;;errs recently much worn. bresses rrnain as before. Chi:Aired turbans ale genctal. Lord Mat.v ILIA had yesterday a long interview with the CH,ANc st.t.ott of the Excit tQU CR, ttL nts house in I) , wning.street. A new Ship, of 74 guns, is ordered to i, built at Boeklet'S.hard, near Portsmouth, to be "called the Vißoricus. I.lcrraa of a Letter from Liverpool, dared Ot. 29, " There are now Signals flying for it St t i r , supposed to he West Indian - len." The Sisettkiiell, Foorp, of Southampton, 'from Cork, was lost on the 28th inst. Crew and part of the Cargo saved. .The Britannia, Ou ESTED ; 'I.7NKRft ; Alt.VOnder, RHODE4 ; Adttnige Tuit,NISU ; ANd Fel nit, SK P. L'rt) S • Util-SeaMett, were 'Ait*H.' I+l the beginning of I\4.ty, on the Coast of New Z. land. Psyche, that captured the Admjral still conttouetl her depredations. She, is - livid d into three shares 1 one of, which is held by a Kt nagingiCiwner, another by the C.)lony of the Mau. ritius, and a third by the Crt4 and CaPtiiin : .latter lxing entitled to twelve Shares ( .of all cap. Yesterday Earl GROSVENOR vial unaninvnis ly eleded a•Dire4}or of the Glo:ie Ithuranee, at General Meeting of 'the Proprietors held in Pail Mall. THE THEATita.--Miss DUNCAIi made, her se_ cond appearance last night in Lady Tartun?y, And with improved effed. Her vivacity was more easy, and her penitence more interesting. Pores Lord Tacvn(y, though much inferior to that (4 KEMBLO, 111 a commendable performance. MATHEWS played . 7oh'n 111opa!y, instead of Sum, and acquitted hiM. self very well. The Comedy, however, wou!.l pear ta more advantage if MATHEWS were to be Sir Francis, , and Do w'roil john A/cody. The grand Billet of Cinderella went of, very well. Miss I)a CAMP was excellent in the Heroine of the ?jeer!, Mrs. MVNT MN sung admirably and little Vvatia 4 io Cup;d, displAyed so much spirit and character, that, in dancing at least, he is an Infant Roscinl, At Covent.GArden Theatre last night the cabinet *waded a numerous audience. BRAHMA and CLEDON were bathin tine voice. Mrs. B E V PII and Mrs. WFtt rr.toß rs played instead of Mrs. MA T . TocKs and Mrs. DAVENPORT ; the former bustled through her character with considerable s spitit ; the latter was not so successful. The rest of the elva. ratters were the Male ai.usual, and were ably sup. ported. The. Oxfordshire Militia marched into Can_ terbury from. Dover .on Monday, and yes;erlay morning continued their route to Gra.v.esentl, where they will cross the Thames tor the'BAsterri.Distrid. Bills of lodiament have' been found agaiiiit se. verniers persons in Lide.street, ittid. the ainisont neighbourhood, fur harbouring lewd warner,. whose trials ate to come un at the rii.xr Old Bailey Ses. Strnd4y Afternoon ii ' fire .brukc cut ur .tlie houie of Captain A x is, of Rcti Linn Kl're. , Tri . Wip. ping, which, hiaztxt An OS to make a nohmn,pf ticims the l'hatnes.. 'l'he EnAiiies it! time liibtlWd the flames, which had :trice, N Tnes:lay scinniglit, as a WI - col in Ow employ of Mr, Rubert NVltitcley,,of 11:4ifax, b4t tnantif, c. turer, was grinding clutcoal, a siwrk 'fft i m a lainp unfortunately fell . In to sortie loose gur,p:3l , Cd tr . explotling, blew the 'windet.s otti, the aclj4cent premises : proviilenithily nr, p , -..r, 0n re _ ceivcd the least injury ext-ept thc wo , ,A ilk work, and he was I;.ac 1111 f Frisl ly a i;.!n.o tli L.etis, was befai'i! (gt,t t .pcs, at the ...Kw: of mFari . l. thfce pr o f, n , c oAt h s , in tbe suni of tificto si and cott6. 2 4 I 1 3 2 4'3 2 4 0 t 12 5 1 43 1 1 7 1 21 20 37 1 21 3 ( 45 2 1 AT LACH PORT. Line. so's 1 Fri. I Si's. Tot. 21 1 17 S 44 ss ' g 4 i 4 Sc I 1: I Ijl $ to 7 3 1 9 r ' 5 34 Total 66 1 t 3 I 6o f zj } 16i $664 12