The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-20 00:00:00

.yr,lariecttpi4hviNtmv.*.a""?.'-ni."'"' Nf -1.1 t.S. AP. Dublin, I Ix/aro - tract. our ---I Dublin, WAtorford. PRICE 0I STOCKS, 71ItS DAY •T TWXLVIC O'CLOC2. Conso); 5S T E S U N. 30L11N,,Q1113 'iALSLYM 4UDSAT ~. ;, 0 I) 01V, TUESDAY, NOJZMBLR 2Q, 18044 Wv. stooped the Press yesterday to announce the val of the French Papers to 'the t t th, and of the ,itch Papers to the fsth instant, from which we have this day . extratted the most important at tides. The Fro;rk Papers make no observations upon the arrest of Sir OF:URGE RUMUOLD : would indeed' be difficult for them to say any thing upon the subjea,,without severely censuring the con. thla of BortArAttis. If they. attempted to maintain the extravagant principles laid down in TALLEY ICANWs Circular Letter, and consequently to justify the arrest of Sir gEORC,E, they would find it difficult to defend the subsequent dereliaion 'of those prin. • ciples, and the liberation of .the British Mini. ster. The rashness and arrogance of the Usurper has placed him in a most contemptible point of view. In the Circular Letter to which we have alluded, BoNA, rARTB takes upon himself abblish the established Law of Nations,' and proudly orders all the, Powers of Europe to dismiss all the British Ambassadors.— . Yet no scorer does he himself aft upon these prin. ciples, than he is compelled, by the spiritcd.Remon. strance of the• Court of Berlin, to . a 'mean and pusil. f. lanitnous retraaatipn. The Continental Powers have fora long time tried the efred of patient and bumble sobinission to the insults and extortions of the rreneltDespot, and they have found that it has only produced new insults and new exattions. We trust they will now see the Wlsdom, indeed, we shot:o think they snuAt Orr convineeti of the netts. hity, of adoiiting, a line of condua more consistent with their•interests and their honour, The change which has taken place in the Councils of this Coon. try, and the return of Mr: PITT to office,:.seems to baveilifused u,..new spirit into the POwertof Europe. gl)cm) which oliettred our proipeCts at the cum, 01 ,,, cement of thi, ynr, is gradually dispersing; and e Kaye, now 0 1 , 1 incest rational .grounds for hoping that we teliall soon see France ettrtailed of that von er incompatible with the ilidepentichce of Europe,' ar,d forced .to ;sbandlit those principles which are destritaive of the happiness o f mankind, WE have scarcely been more gratified in the ss. tisfataiim we have felt at the reconciliation which his taken pidce in the Roym. FAN!! LY than we have been amused with the comments which the Opposition have made upon this happy event. — We were certainly induced to consider this for. ;mate circurnst,ifice as a mast important oc currence for the Country, . without any refer. CACC whatever to Pot) , but the fears which one Party belt..., woultl ahnost lead us to doubt whether we viewed it in a prope l . When Mr. runs about Webtminster I-fall, assuring every body " u'ou hit bemour that . Party , nothinii to do with it, we are almost tempted to ask bbn, as B professional man, wheeler theft is a more Common ground of suspicion. thAn an eagerne‘;s to disprove . that •vvilich has never been aLivanced ? The Opp°. .! , ..ition Writers• tno cannot refer to the . subjeEt with. ont suirering thei..- fear; to press our—they offinot Follol Optl4l it wititcbUt a riliXtUre of abuse upon Mr. PITT. N r w it is very proper and very natural 4.r—theta -nhose bin, with a reference to his politica! ol.:4sitit , l but to ahtl&3 him with a reference io Out which they airdi to arprovt, can only draw from us a 3niiie. The PltiNce of WALs-;, we believe, possesses -the best dispositions"; but it is not uncommon for those Win posr,esh such dispositions to listen tou much to those who entertain very opposite feelings, We have before "asserted that the,PRINCE cAnnrt become a Parry.tnan without degrading him self. We should he as sorry to see him the partizan Of Mr. NTT, as 4lt Fox or Mr. StiNKIDAN-- rvay, t v 4 . vviji ga further, we cannpt cow) tenanct cite ,Lupposi that he is so, - without his name biing used :for purposes which he would be the first to' condemn. ..11e Can, only 91)vista this, and place himself where ought" to stand in the opinion of the Country, by s how i r , E , by his puti)i. c 6Ji.ouct, tli.st,l,c i, 1)6 Party. man. It he t,.rn ever to any degree fik) Considered 13 * I Ur,: .41 • thwie who. have advised him to it h4ve uiven 113;1 c4nins.el ; but of this %sic; are :Ore, that he has heifer goile tliq3e leugthl irr ariy, Warty cause vl;ich those is ho have thought they alight profit by it lave chosen to represent, 'And lic-e we discover the ewe of that at,xiely on the rart of the Opposition which we have noticed above. Some of its Members may have discover ed 4barthey cannot now so freely use the narne of the PR f Ras the Engine of Party, in which way be may be sure it has been employed much to his' disadvantage. If he knew to what purposes that name has been' committed--what promists it has been supposed to sannion, we are per. suaded be would nJt disagree with us in our opi. nion upon this point, He would 'feel that this , opinion is not athated by political adherence, to +any den, but by attachment to the Constitution, loyalty to our Sovereign, and, as a part of the same 'feeling, by a deep anxiety for the chargier, the honour, and the welfare of every person belonging to his August Family, and particularly of the Heir Apparent of the Throne. We believe that upon this happy occasion the PR INc E has consulted his own feelings, and has em. ployed that good sense which he is known to possess. If he has looked back into History, he may have seen that differences between Father .and Son, in the instances of persons situated as he is, have seldom so much arisen from thefeelings of the parties themselves, as they have been fomented by interested individuals —that by such differences nothing has been gained to the persons immediately cJncerned, hut that all have been sufferers. If any such reflection has arisen in his mind, he cannot fail to have 'applied it with peculiar force to, his own case. He has a father, endeared to the Nation by a most virtuous life—by a mild, just anti beneficent reign--with whose af. fliaions his SubjeCts have deeply sympathized, and whose; happiness has always been an object nearest to Elicit' hearts. Influenced by such considerations, the NUMB of Wattes must have felt himself aftuated by the strongest private and public' motives to a cordial reconciliation with his Royal Father ; and His . MAjarrY's kind and benevolent feelings must have created a similar wish and anxiety on his part. If Mr, PrrT and Lord MOIRA (as we un derstand) have been principally instrumental in producing this union, they deserve the 'thanks of the Nation, Every good man will wish to cement it. None will endeavour to disturb it, except those who, to serve selfish and party purposes, are re gardless of the best interests of the Cuuntry. On Sunday trarning, about ten o'clock, the Ox. ford Mir, and the Staffordshire Militia, marched from the Barracks. at Windsor, to the Castle.yard, w h ere they formed a tine; the Oxford Blues took the right. ..Jr! a short time His MA J ST Y I , aCCOITL; paned by" the flu lc RA of CtIMIIIIII4.4 I IAD and CAM BRID011; rime out from the Castle, and passed the line. Hi MAJESTY, after conversing with the Colonel of the Oxford Blues for some time, pro. ceeded with the Royal: Dukes to Sr. George's Cha. pel. HER MAJESTY end the PRINCESSES fOIIOWC4, io their carriages. Yesterday morning, soon after eight o'clock, Has MA J ESTY left Windor, in his travelling carriage, escorted by a party of Light Horse,: on a visit to the. PE NC ass WALES, at Blackheath. fits MA. ; s,sry, after having a long Interview 'with her Royal Highness, returned to Windsor. Hl6 MA. ta*ry, on his way, stopped at Kew. , Yesterday :ot three o'clock, Cabinet Council was held at Mr. Prr houie in Downing.street. Yesterday the Rus,ion• Ambassador transaeled businesif with Mr..H,Nrtluti!ir, at Urcl HARICO'W. BY's office, from one .111 four o'clock. Thi , day the Pi t Tricr Of VVALES 4 the 1)u-48 of Yox, and a , ritiftr.rOM =party, ditied with the' a Dui of CLARP,NCE, at his Atonic in the Stable. yard, Sc.. Jam&B. IShltiiing Call 14, more folly as well as injustice in the French Government than their conddl, to. wards Sir GEORGE , Rumnoi,D, in obliging him to sign a Written 'engagement not to return to Ham. burgh, or come within fifty leagues of the French Territory, after they had examined : his Papers and futirtd nothing, whica they could distort into the least appearance of his being implicated in the plot Which they so villainously imputed to Mr. DitHKE.--► Sir Grottos: then mu:tt have appeared even in the eyes of the French Tyrant Wholly in. nor(nt, and therefore they had Hot. a shadow of pretence for imposing ,upon, such nn ohliba. iron. It may be doubted whether Sir Gibaos .shoUld have signed such an engagement ; but it should he considered, that he was in the hands of a Government capable of the most atrocious . crimes ; that' they might have murdered him, and slandered his memory by fiditintis d►►cu. mcnts, to prove any accusation that t►teir wicked malignity might have devised. It was the hthiness and the duty of Sir GEoxcE to get out of such hands as soon as he could, that he might he able to return to his owp Country, and vindicate its honour. Though the BR Ew eas have thought it necessary to retritt a measure tnat excited gentral indigna. tion, and that did not appear to be warranted, it is ,to be hoped that the Public will he informed of the namea of those who adopted this measure, and 01 those whose manly and disinterested bpirit oeca. iioned its revocation. ,Several VettiClS are fitting our at Woolwich, un. ('.(r the ittimeoliate ins i wainn of Admit4l Do vc L to 3ervc as fire ship , . Lientemiot Clix,Tßlt is appointed to tote co;Ti munti of the Centind Gun.brig, fitting f o r act 4 WOOIW Captain din 114 ig appointed by Lord Net,,N to the command 01 the yezialite Sloup, in t h e M e , cliterrancan. NAP4I, NEIVS. utiuTit, Nov. 18.—Last evening, at four o'clock; the P4/./as, a new Frigate, of 3z, guns, was launched from the Dock-yard at this Part, and in fifteen minutes afterwards the Circe, a Frigate ora similar class to the - Former; - artHrribtnr 'TV minutes after lice was launched the Hibernia, of x3o guns, perhaps the finest Ship that was ever' seen. The whole reflefts great credit on the 00 . 1 7 cers concerned in the business, especially when it is considered that not a single accident occurred to any individual concerned. PORTSMOUTH, N9T. 19.--Arrived the Baltic Merchant, TODD ; and Queen,' WILSON, from Riga ; Ncriaa, WILSON, from Memel ; Be/lana, CANNER, from Sunderland ; and 114 e, RIGHT. HEAD, from London. Arrived the Man of War fi : Orn — New — ruid: land ; she sailed with a Fleet of 17 vessels, fire of which parted company five days after hailing ; the ships for Bristol parted on the 14th inst. the re. 'mainder in the Channel ; and the Maria, JAmni. sow, from London, bound to Jamaica. SIIIIERNISS, Nov. z9.—Arrived the DotAril Tinder, Lieut. ANTRANI, with impressed Men and Volunteers for the Fleet.' Sailed the , lipena fot: the Downs, and Rosetta with a Convoy for the Baltic. This day the Milarout was paid bounty and two months' advance, and proceeds to sea itnine, diately. The Galgo has the Signal flying - for convoy to the Elbe. . Ships at this Port—Zealand, Leda, Melainpus, War cissus, Unicorn, Nlaidstonc, Ceres, lam:licit, Proselyte, Alonzo, Autumn, Espoir, Harrier, and Argus ; Rosina, Lion, and Hind Armed Ships; and I'll[loll6, 13asi1isk, and Pinchcr, Gun-brigs. POOLE, NOV. 19.. --.His Majesty's Ship Ids, with the Governor, Sir ERASMUS GOWER, on board, passed by from Newfoundland. The next Convoy ftom Newfoundland to England is to sail from St. John's the ist December. The Convoy for Porto: gal is to sail frbm thence the. 2Sth of this month. DEAL, Nov. lg.—Arrived the Monkey Gun. brig from Gottenburgh ; ,Scout, Sloop from the Nore ; Preto Lan Armed Ship, with Convoy, from Plymouth ; Immortalize, , Championi Dart, Orettet, Minx, Starling, Mallard, Wrangler, anti Defender (the latter carried away his bowsprit) from a Cruize off the Coast off France. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, Inflexible, Castor, Immort.dite, Champion, Arab, Vulture, Alen, Spy; Curlew, Dart, Orestes, Fury, Prospero, Lucifer, Expla. sion, Volcano, Devastation, Discovery; It itierfun, , Tigress Thrasher, lackall. Locust, Blazer, Minx, Starli n g, Mal: lard, Wrangler, Monkey, Pretty 'Lass; and ArtruXl Dole= Ships as before. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FEO4I E SQUADRON QFP THE TP,XEL, DATED THE 13 • TH NOV.:1804o, Till yesterday we 'haVe born for some week's in a state of apathy, when, being a tolerably clear day, we could discoverihree of the Enemy's Ships of the Line had removed from the Mars•diep to the Inner or New.diep ; and in the evening the two remaining Line of Battle Slips and a Frigate fol lowed, apparently abandoning all idea'. of making a dash daring the winter. The same steps were taken by the Enemy on the zoth of this month last year. As no very violent weather has lately been, it is nut impossible the present retreat of the Enemy may be intended as a Rug de Garret, imagining the Bri tish Squadron will return into Port; but every thing may be depended upon •by the Country, from. the vigilant and zealous Commander of the Squadron, than whom the King does not possess a more up. right and just Servant, or more ardent and brave "Wo are . in hopes of picking up a little prize. money : several Vessels have heen detained, among which is a large Dutch Ship, under Prussian Co lours, laden with lower masts, hound to Amster. dam; the master of 'which Vessel, having offered a bribe of One Hundred Guineas, to an Officer hoarding her from the Glattoll, for his Papers, was so incensed at the refusal, that he knocked down a centinel, and snapped a pistol at the Officer: he, howe'ver, goes quietly in for adjudication." Lerrii, Nov. t c.—On Frit4ty last, sailed from Leith Roads, the following Ships, viz. The /11,11. 'iv Armed Ship, with trade for the Baltic ; the .Leak and Mazdalege Armed Brigs, with the trade for Tonnitlgen ; anti the Diligence Armed Ship, on a Cruize,-- 7 00 Saturday last sailed from Leith Rointi, on a Crum-, His Majesty's Sloop Arnx. On Saturday arrived in Leith Roads the Earl Si, l'inant'Cutter. This last mentioned vessel having taken out.her mast between the evening of the t zth and morning of the 13th, gave rise to a report, Which rajdly circulated, of it Lugger Privateer being•dismasted, and sent tip to Leith Roads by two 13 7 .!rwick smacks. , 17.—The Fleet that 44ikd for the Bal t i c weak under Convoy of th.e 4 1 11agda4'kess put hack -; the Convoy has gone on, having- SiX• 1101St$ on board for the, Duke of Wt RTMa tt,(4. We'hadyestet - ci3y the pleasure Of stall - op. the clp 'ure of t h e Conite ,447,7;7.411Mi1ipv, by (I, c • Qambrig. The great losses sustained by the derwtiters from the numerous captuieS made , by this vessel, renders her being taken an objea of con. siderable importance. This vessel, for twelve months past, has been a constant terror to the coasting trade : her Captain was of equal notoriety with the famous 'PAut JONES. It was imagined, ome time ago, that BLACKMAN and his Crew, by lielf . pitatiCal — lfilear, halt ,completely enriched temselves. Their successes may, however', be ttibuted more to. their crafty manner of proceed 1., than to their bravery. BLAcKMAN is gene. ly ,supposed to be an Irishman, and his Crew 4 cure of - Englishmen, Irishien, and Americansl vas formerly known in the Smuggling Trade, which he gained a polled knowledge,of the lish vessels, and the Coast, which gave him'a advantage over the rest of the Enemy's :era ; for when he perceived an English Ship, ew at first sight whether to lay or !woe her, der the better to delude the trader', ha, is vessel painted after the m an n er ;Ns : 11* our large Fishing Vessels; and the few 1, le chose to expose upon deck were equipped men: on coming alongside any vessel which .ned making a prize of, be boldly jump I, and inquired if they wanted any fill' generally some with him as i 'Wittig had an opportunity of observing theft, ch, if inferior to his, he had ,OnlY to cell om below, to take possession.of tbe pti;e, without either noise or buse l 's Of ce" n. He was thus pursuinciale sttc: r when the Cruizer Gun.brtg 04 ' en ' in quesi of his vessels but as free* into port disappointed, from not ving f with } her. 131.A.C1CMA4 being inOto" , ter proceedings, had the a udacity 1 0 \ Ilenge, taking, however, special 1 lug to his appointment.. At lel the two vessels together, on Sun s gues off Yarmouth.Gun.brill ), e Csetre.Adatird m inutely detail,. ;portent immediately ; a very Ogg e , s,• when the daring Enemy Vai I ka ia ti t y s t l ui t i e peo l an i h ad pe t ra o : expo nsdheer s e ,t. endeavour`from w lel fiect lohp ß 3 Bri r \ti vi i idiv t scei to e..o h ; ,i, sailing ; but in that attemp she \er top-mast having been est. he . attion, and her bowsprit da, iged to s urrender. a BLACICMAN commanded ssiled , h it; ‘or o a m „ p a a i n o y te Tn li fo l u b r i lili the loth instant they captate,* North Seas as they could at! "illiani grid Mary, Roo 0 . 0. 1 ips, engaged one of the Fri!. t : for nearly three -hours, s) Pas compelled to strike, and ~ 114 following ate the Ships , , --- sit ce re-taken by i'Ys 4 e cw i a i c t s a l at i alis it i .)ie s ei. a eL S S, t i t tl er d .f ti t rts d' e : oe f rmbs : i l.Y i n st tha t i dated tokei.a 0 Ihr g tot 0::: se t ß l i a l t o: h :tt e : . .s' o V vi r r e A s c ht lt s :T o n ‘ i i : s c i i i v iia ll f:t v i c i o a i e, : r . l , lA' Country. \n of health WAG 4 a l e h n r e ed e l m i !lia te l l t e i n s h .p i E nYt 6l ; . : flUillber i a c,i r " •• quailed-, ai" l b " 1( ords of n , is 0 1: is at blessing h e a l th Fleet , se vc s t of eYeg bra R as lately beCo A_, wh i c h ovallersu te , and a Altila( Is eAnasted " Isc i , uns and twen a ir rt coo livrei, the netted, endt La dd on been P-- .. 0 I b y Coe te• nu Vrt °., 5 KgSr ijil" :1 4 1 of ? ISt c l . ,i, for in' til'e Choi/ c he A ct a said gig guiltif i It t 11 01 1: 14 1 1 # c tt s ' l j ipg '" 1 ,kini; f 0 : o r ,. 5 00 0 1 bo am )13 cu rt' iies t he to f a la I 1 1 1 1 Ui [M.