The Sun. — London, England, 1801-07-20 00:00:00

from the 'LONDON GAZETTE, July ;8, ;80:. Whitebqil, July The King,'has . beesn pleased to grant file- dignity of -a 'BaTon of thel.3ni*eci.Kingdom of ,Great rain and Ireland', unto the Right Hon. Alleyne Ba-, Yon St. Helen's,.of that part of the'United Born called Ireland, His Majesty's Arnbaisa s dor Etraordina:y; and Plenipotentiary to the Com t of St. Petersburgh, and the heirs 'male of his body, lawfullybegotten, by the name, stile, and title of Baron St, Helen's, of Sr: Helen's, in the Isle' of Wight, andgounty of Southampton. •• Berlin, June 30. Her Majesty the Queen of Prussia was early ye terday 'morning safely deli ver - ed of a son: Her I\4a. jesty and the young Prince - continue as welllfi- can be -exile sled. BANKRUPTS, . . • William Breton, late of :; - viai•Cii, •in , Is?e of Ely, mjl lmightand carpenter, fulv 27, at •five, Julv'2B, at ten, and • August 29, at five, at the Sun Inn, Cambridge Attornies, Mr. T. Palmer, of UpAvel I, Isle Of t.ly ; or Mr. J . Miller, ..'Catev-street, London. • - - - Edward Adcock, late of Birmingham, grocer, August . ro, Tr, ar.:l 29, at , the Public o . l;lee ' Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Kinclerley and Long, Symoia.4s-Inn; or Mr. C. Palmer, Coieshill, Warwickshire. - - Nathaniel Cockayne, - of Derby, e bkker, August 8,-18, ancl29, at eleven, at the K4l. ' 's- Arms Tavern-Derby., Attorn*, Mr. C. TWells; Nottingham; -prlA•fesSrs. BrOmley and Bell, Gray's,lnn. - Samuel Bridge. late of Sible Hedingham•, ESsex,,plumber and glazier, August 6,7, and 28, at eleven, at the Three CupS Inn, Colchester., Attornies, Mr. B. Lewis, Halsrted, Essex ; or Mr. Owen Holmes, Mark-land. John Rawson, late of Leicester, hatter and hosier, July'29, 3r, and- August 29, .at eleven, at the Three Cranes Inn; • 'Leicester. Attornies, Mr. M. Payne, Leicester; or Mr.. , Egerton, Gray's-inn, London. John Dawson, of Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, steer-manufac turer, 'July .2 r„ and August 4, 29, a:eten, at Guildhall. At - torney, Mr. Warrand e Arundel-streete Strand. Luke Burchal, of Southampton draper, Italy zs, 28, and August 29, at twelve,. at Guildhall, .London. :t..ttorney,, Mr:E, Walker, Serjeant's,lnri,,Chancery-lane. . - D/ViD,ENDS. . 1 " August 11. Edivard Wilkinson'and William Dudley, - Of • Charing-cross, vintners, at ten, at -Guildhall. Arigust,l3. William Bamber, of Chorley e Lancashire, mus lin-manufadurer,- at ten; at the. Star Inn - .Manchester. August 11: George ToWsev of - Letcombfßegis,.Betkshire, miller, at twelve, at the Crown - Inn. Farringdon. , August S. john James, of Old - Burlington-street, West minster, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall. - • Aug. rz. Sarah Parry; of Malrnesbury, Wilts e linen-draper, - at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Cirencester. Aug. a:. John Hall, of Westbrontwieli, - Stafford,, buckle= ehapc-maker,•at three, at the . Littleto n; Arras, Inn, Penk - ridge. Staffbrd. - Aug. rt. john Green the elder, late of Cborlev, Lancaster, calico-MtnutaCtitrer, at eleven, at the Swan, .thorley'.‘ Aug. 13. 'James Dixon, of Manchester, merchant, at ele ven, at Sencer's TaVern, Manchester, • - Aug. 13. - John Robson, , of the Borough of Berwick,upon, Tweed, .gtocer,- at eleyen, at the Shakespeare Tavern, NeWcastle.:upon:•Tvne.. -Aug.' 18. Thomas lliegins - , of Throgmorton-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • .All 7 r 4 - William Bentley end William Britain, of Astein, near Birle'neham, lamp-manufadurers, at twelve, at the eva Tavern, Birmingham. Aug. It. Stephen Lawson, of Rotherhithe, surrey, carver, at ten, at Guildhall. • Aug. I. Join James Maillard, of Lime-street,.-merchant,• at ten, at Guildhall. _ • • Aug. 'B.. Joseph Waldo, John Francis, and John Waldo, now or late bf Birmingham, merchants, at eleven, at the Stork • Tavern, Birmingham. Aug . . ro. William Bates and Samuel Barre, of Birminghatn, linen-drapers, - at eleven, at the Shakes2e.are Taveen, - Bir mingham. - hug. rt. Henry Feai - on, of-Saint Mary Axe, fador, at-ten, at Guildhall. :Sept. 12, Samuel "Marriott; of Paul's-Head Tavern, Ca teaton-strcet, 'London, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall. - • CERT ' Aug, S. James PratingtOn, of Fen-court, fenchureh:street, * merchant. lames Haymes, of Duke-,street, Westminster, haberdasher. l4enry Marks, of High street, St. Giles, ilversmith. William Smith, of Mile-End, iniuranee-broker. . Thomas Lloyd, now or late of Dudley, Worcester, grocer. ?Nicholas -Tipper, of - Charles-street, Micidlesex-Hospital, - dealer in coals., Alexander Hilton, of Liverpool, linen and woollen-draper, Toter. Holland, of Nottingham, butcher. Sr . i. William Henry Clerke, Bart. Clerk:, of- Wah - nersley, Lancaster, miller. _ Thomas Morton, of Woodhouse, in Rastrick, York, dealer. Thomas Coekett, of Peckham, Surrey, baker. , •IWET S. A.. A - QA A Nan rldi imperixni sa-yzimvee tridentem Sad mini ir.mte datum. _ DEAL, JULY 19. , III': Majesty's hired Armed-Cc tter Queen, COM manded by Lieutenant Mr sTER, arrived this after. noon in the Downs,_ from the Squadron off Boulogne, with Dispatchel frnrn Can't. SOMMERVILLE, Ca p com mandingt. Majesty's Sloop of War Eugenie (the Commodore), and brings an account of the .French Armament at Boidogne;,consiSting of 24. Gun-boats, one Schooner, and Ipne Brig, , tieing completely equipped for sea,* having moved out of the Harbour yesterday morning about - four A. M. ; and at eight A. M. to day, they were all . at anehor., in the Road, under: ,the • Batteries, apparently waiting only for ..an opportunity , to proceed to' their point.of destination. .., The Queen was within half a mile of this Fleet, and there did not appear to be any Troops on board *either of the- Gun-veSSels.. Their objeta is suppOsed to form a junaion with the Armament at Dunkirk ; but our Fleet, which consists.of the.Euk.aie, Gannet, and Hound Sloops, With nine Gun-brigs, and the Cygnet Cutter, are of sufficient force to prevent such a co-operation.. His Majesty's . Sloop Raven, Constant Gun-brig, Kent Armed Cutter, and-the whole of the outward_ bound, sailed yesterday noon to the Westward • and the Thalia Troop_Ship came down in the even. ing from the Rivet; and remains. . , . Arrived•this afternoon His Majesty's-Ship-York, Empress Mar} StOre-shii), and a large Fleet of Ships from Jamaica, from whence they sailed' on the ztst of May last, consisting of 198 sail, '9 of , which are for the Port of London,' and nearly the whole of them are in.sight. • The Jackall Gun-brig is arrived from a Cruize; and the.FerreteY ditto has sailed to her station off Dunkirk. Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's Ships, Overyssd, York, Thalia and Empress Mary, jack_ all Gun brig, and Queen Armed Cutter. DOVER, JULY 19. Six Sail - of Gun-boats which came out of Calais, and were bound it is supposed for Boulogne(which appears to be the general rendezvous for than, a large, number being collefled there), were diStinaly seen at anchor between shoe two ports yestertyy and several of His Majesty's Cruizers having ob served them, were seen bearing down-on - the►,r, so that our HiLs were lined with people, expecling to see them engaged; hut .befor the Cruizers .equld come within gun-shot,. a fresh tVesterly breeze springing up, enabled the Glin-boats ;o get back into Calais. The Artvicy Flag of Tfuce returned from Calais yesterday, but it . is still believed that there is ar Embargo there. , • • A large Fleet from Jamaica passed• this af.:l ;loon, under a favourable wind at S. Y. p ~tirova~,x, v~.Y g WE have the pleasure of stating, that yesterday .the "homeward-bound Jamaica Fleet passed by the Isle of Wight, under convoy of .the Yark, of 64. guns, -consisting of upwards of 90 Ships for Lon - don, Newcastle, and Leith. This Fleet left Ja maica the 20th of May, and - consisted of 166 Sail : One of them, the Heaor, of London,• foundered the third day after sailing : seven parted company for Arnitrica, and about 6a parted company at th • Mouth of the Channel, under convoy of the Swat. /ow Brig, bonnd for Bristol, Liverpool, Glasgow, &c. The Fleet were, when it.saited, .as under : , 94 for,,Lond?n. z for Leith. 23 7 Liverpool._ 2:— Cori;,. 16 Bristol. Whitehaven. 13 Gfasiow. r - Nervcaitle. 5 Dablin. t— Belfast. xsS Ships, 61,44 7 for American ports.. 16 5 The Walta last night dropped down to St. Helen's. Arrived from the North Sea, the Texel and Leyden-Men of War.---- 'Die Constance Frigate is also dropped down to St. Helen's. ' - HARWICH . , JULY 19. , L. YtsTuDAy a Fleet of Danish and Swedi:.,h Ships from-the Baltic, loaded with deals, &c.. passed this place, on their voyage to London. • The: Nicholia and Anna, J. JADENIEN master, from Norway, put into this Port .for a market. Two' hips of the Line are expeCted from the Note, one to be statiOned•in I-Idsely Bay, and the other in the Wallet, to' be principally manned with Fencibles from the Coast. A number from this town have alleady volunieered their services, to be exchanged monthly, SHEERNESS,. JULY 19. WE have the satisfalionot informing the Public, that the Ali th sa' de was brought es terdayMorn. ing from 'ilieNorc, by the Broederschap, and four Lighters, . and was hove on shore at high water on the - west shore of - the Isle of Qrain.r. a great. many stores, with all the guns remaining on board her, were taken out of her; and six dead bodies - were taken from -the orlop deck at low water. This day, at high water, she will again be hoVe . on higher up the shore.. She is entirely floated by . the Hulk and Lighters,•and it is now hoped that they will be able to freeher of the water toinorrow,..if her better is sound, as it is now supposed to be. We cannot but applaud indefatigable exertions of tte Pf4cers . employed-09. : the weighing 'of •the Anilniscadi; in- not : onIfo; - reco.: vering the Ship, but in removing at - the same time, a very great impediment,to the. Navigation between Sheerness and the Nore; Arrived the Hermes Armed Ship, Captain WAT SON, from Leith; and the Prevoyante Store ship, from the River. Thamos, and has sailed again. The .Ifartar,lias come down from Chatham. Fr Z YESTE It DAY after breakfast the ,KI NG and PRIVET., ADOLPHUS, Generals MANNERS and GARTH, 1011CIS FITZROY and /CAR TW.RIGHT; mounted their horses, hut were prevented from riding, through the heavy rain. • Hi MA I ESTY then took a walk on the hills, called the Look-out,. and passed liOrne through the _streets of Weytnou.*:o Gloucester Lodge. • The QUEEN- and PRINCESSES, accompanied ljy /Lord and,Lady SUDL EY, and Ladyl'AGET, prome naded on the-Esplanade for some time. A . seled patty spent the evening w i t h th e RorAl• at Gloucester Lodge. Phis morning ,I is MAJESTY bathed, and after wards rode out `on horseback, ',Fliel(ANc and QUEEN 'alter breakfast; accorn panied' b);.their Royal Daughters, ex c ept PRINCESS A M-E L I A, rode to the North-Devon Camp to re view the Staffordshire Militia, commanded by _the Fight_ Hon. _the .Earl of UXBRIDOE, 'after w hich THEIR -MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, PRINCE ADOLPHUS, Generals MANNERS and GARTH, Lord and. Lady. SUDL EY, .Lord and Lady ROLLE, Lord BORINGDON ; Colonels' FITZROY, CARTWRIGHT, and IVIANNINGHANt ; Lord A. IVALICL ERR, Sir IL and Lady' NEALEi -and- Captain GREY, partook of an elegant•dejeune; provided by the Earl- of . C.bc- B It I DGt, _at his Apartinents.in Gloucester-row., :After. the refreshment,: the Noble Visitors were entertained with'-the enlivening Music of the Staf fordshire Band'," Which, accompanied by the merry Pipeiarid Tabor afforded great satisfaaion'to die ROYAL FAMILY. The first dance was te:i off by His Royal Highness PRINCE AbOLPHUS and Lady LO/4sA . F!AGET, and the second by PRINCESS MAR andthe Hon. Mr: P-A G.E . . . . . The'Countess of RAp . NO R arrived here last night• 7'llE OPERA. • King'sTheatie, ucc I was to have made her 'appearance in the Comic Opera of La Scala "dc Morita - li, on Saturday last, but oh account of her'Sudden illness the Serious Opera of Aizira: was ,subStituted. Much as the Public adthire VINCI, they can never be disappointed' while they can hear the .charmil4 strains of BANT who sung with all her zeal, ait her skill, and 'all her , s.weetness.. , Inaeed it scents to be noticed; I that , PANTt has lately . exerted h e r s elf with . more than,eOrnmon spirit and effea, as if to riVal, by anticipation - the great English Syrcri WhO has tecehtly 'returned to this Country, and is ex-' petted to burst with redoubled splendor On the'Mu sical Gi4.1.0W A 1 2 , as usual,headed-the_,Siva . dro oLEacarais.on Saturday', in consequence of which the charming Tri o i ndie. first mt, and.BANTI's delicitits Air in the. second, were repeated. The lattes iiiLleed was demanded by the general adm.irm tiort of the Audience.--The House was much more iiii?rl4^Outy attended.thanusual so late i n t h e seaso n. Thepattitilarly Laura and Lenza, w ent off with eclat. • , - . „ . Til EAT R E The Surrena'er.of Calais again :drew.; a very large Audience to the Haymarket Theatre on Saturday. The chaiat-ters were in .ge' neral well'perfortned. BAIL ILI:" RE very pr o perly adopts the manly outline of - BE NS L E Y, in the eliar:ic; . ter or Eugache, and , though he. was not incIEN equally suceet;sful in the siwc,istic colouring for DENSLEY. was distinguished, yet be performed_ is altogether in a very respe4table manner. H. jortg• sT©N by iio — irieans wanted . spirit in Ribtimont, huC his figure is. not - S'uiliciently iMportiMtto match 0 0 heroic idea "of such. a splendid charatt er as t h e An° thor has designed.--,The same feeling, .aniMationy and force-, which marked Mrs. LITIC;HFIELD!S jUliO on her first appearance in that eliarader; were main tained with Unahated spirit on Saturday, and again received the, decided and the fervent su ppo rt o f pub.. lic approbation. -.~ rwe b a! 110 aft Di Wi to T ie Vo the Ziv4 SUb COll fix; THE SUN. &CLEM QUIS DICERL raLStiNl AUDLAT ? LONDON, _7ULY 1831. IT will be seen from our . Degl and' Thver Let ters, that the Enemy are aaiyely employed in .pre parations Tor their threatened itivasion. The French Armament at Boulogne, consisting of Twenty-four Gun-boats, a Schooner, and' a Brig, moved' out of that Harbour on Friday morning . , and anchored under the Batteriei, ith an intention, it is suppoSed, Of proceeding,' when - an opportunity shall be afforded them, to form a junaion with , the Armament at Dwdirk. Our force . was, Vowever, more than sufficient to prevent,this junetion from taking place.--Jf there ,can be any so weak as to n e;otert4i.n fears on the. subjea of InvasiOn, they will be gratified to hear that" . part. of the Baltic Fleet, consisting of Four Sail of the Line and TWo Frigates, besides smaller Ships, has already arrived at Yarmouth, and that the remainder may be soon expeEled. • • We have much pleasure in being able to announce thi safe arrival of the Jamaica Fleet in the Downs. : those for Bristol ankl Li \ verpool, have proceedel up. t eorge,'s Channel. WE . yesterday received Paris Papers to the 3 6th inst. They con. nothing worthy of particti';lr The Feast of the. l 4.th inst. passed off without interruptionJ ,N l le do pot find in the official Speeches - any parlicular allusion to this: Country. The 6xiSreute-of an Embargo at. Calais is confirmed by the Vessel whielt - brought over these Papers. YARMOUTH, JULY 19. ARRIVED litst night and this morning, the fol lowing Ships, • under the command of Admiral GRAVES, from the Baltic': Defiance , (Flag ship), Veteran, PoOphesnns,: and Rub), Jamaica and La.. ionit Frigates, Otter Brig, La resuve, Srllizer, Grader, Hasty, Teazer, and Pincher Gun-brigs, Alai° Firc-ship, and Sulphas- and Explosion Bombs, Speedwell and Queen Tenders, Arrived the Speculator Lugger; and L'Espiegle Brig, from 'a Cruize ; the Squirrel Sloop from Shet land, from . whence she came With a Convoy of Gree.nlaridmen, which she left in-the P. S., There are other Ships now coming into the Roads belonging to AdMiral Gtt Av es's Squadron, but cannot at present learn their names with cer tainty. TORBAY, JULY IS. ARRIVED last evening aboitt nine o'clock;. His Majesty,' - hired Arined. Ctittei the Admiral 111;t.. LieUt.'DARI3Y, from Dartmouth, and having taken his Dispatches from the Post_Office,• sailed irnmediatelk co join the Channel Fleet off Brest. PrY MOUTH, JULY IS. Tt3E Sy i t th Sloop, of War, which sailed on Thurs_ . clay with seven sail of Viauallers, under convoy, with suppliessfur the Channel Fleet, put back again this tnorning•with 'her Convoy, owing to contrary winds. She towed, in one of the Victuallers, which lost her fore-topmast in gale of wind. Arrived the Speed , w‘ ell hired Armed Brig, from a Cruize off the Coast of France. Sailed the Triton Frigate, on a Crulze to the Westward: FA'LMOUTH, Ju - LY 17. ARRIVED, the American Ship Woodroi% Sims, Capt.. ABRAM STONE, in .thirty-two .days from Norfolk, in Virginia,. with 4.o4Ahds. tobacco, acrd o isione forward to Dunkirk. On Friday the 25th of June, spoke the American Ship Liberty, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, in ballast, in lat. 4.3. and long. 54.. 30. ; and on Sunday the sth July, spoke the American 'Ship Almy,, Capqan . SNOW, from Norfolk, with flour for Liverpool, twenty days' out, in lat. 45. 52. long. 37. 30. West, both well. The American Ship Augusta- sailed with the litoodiv Sim; from Norfolk, with flour for this place. . SAILED the Perseverance, LAWSON, with flour for Plymouth ; Allive Cutter, KINSMAN, .on a Cruize; The Prince of Wales Packet sails to-morrow, for Lisbon, with a Flag of Truce. • An flicer arrived in the course of Saturday, at tba'Admiralty, with -advices from AdmiralDrc sort, -which are said to announce decided manifesta tions on the :part of the Dutch. Admiral, of his inten. tion to put to sea. -It is added, that the Flotilla at Dunkirk, joined by -the several divisions of Ostend, Boulogne, &c. were in readiness for:sea, : while their Fleets engaged the attention of our Squadron. On Monday last_ a Court. Martial was held on board the Gladiator, in Portsmouth Harbour, on Lieut. JOHN ALEXANDER DOUGLAS, of. His Ma jesty's'Sloop Litman/ for absenting himself froth the said ship . without, leave. The Charge being proved, he was sentenced to.be . dismissed His Ma. jesty's Serviee. . . The Hantbargh Mail which became due yestcr (lay, had, not arrived when this Paper was put to Pr l e:es.- • . . Saturday Baron WASELIEFF, Son to the Prime Minister of Russia, arrived . in Town, brihging with him the ratification of the Convention between Ra.ssia and this Country. I' The,Ltitd Lieutenant of Suffolk has direaed,lin. inventory of all the horses, .oArts, kind IvaggonS the County, to be iminediately transmirte-1 to hin observing that Government entertained apprehen ofthe Enemy's intention to attempt - an In - of sion on the Coast of.Sufroikor Essex.'.' The DUKE of CUMBERLAND, in,Qmplimer t to his Regiment, the 'ph Light DragOons„ on Thurs , . day commemorated the Battle of E/-,?sdoir, in this 'Regiment . so .gallantly distinguished itself.--:"' His Royal Highness entertained at Southampton . ahout.siXty of the principal persons of the neigh bourhood. A. field. of Oats, belonging to T. WILSON, Esq. near Stamford, was cut on '1 hursday. •On Monday se'nnight a field of Barley was cut down at layruntint, Perthshire, belonging to jAmE 9 THmsAS, Farmer there. The following melancholy accident happened at Deptford on Friday night last :—M Captain AN'' DREW, CHRISTIE, of the Navy, Captain Bituc s , Mi-rot-tELL, of the Marquis 'Wellesley East India man, Mr. ANDERLON,-ChiCf,Mate, and Mr.j0 17 .. 4 BRUCE, Surgeon ofthe above ship, were returno4 on shore from the ship, the wherry got athwar r hawse of a lighter, and immediately upse t , by which uhfortunate accident Captain CHRISTIE and Mr) JOHN BRUCE Were drowned:—The bodies of til ° sufferers were found on Saturday forenoon. Captain BYNG'S house, that was lately burnt a t Cat Down, we are sorry to say, was only i ns ure to a trifling amount : his loss will - be between thre e an d four thousand pounds.—Captain llyNo entirely dependant on his profession, the 105 S fall heavy on his family. We are happy in being able to contradia the aC s count given in the Sun of the rith; of Mr. STR,“ ; TON having been killed . ay a fall from the East Bourn, no such accident having occurred. A Government Express, under thedire j aion of d o Majesty's - Commissioners of i Stanips,.i§ ark;oioted bring a daily account of the Irish Lot . tery, whi c will be opened at the Office of Swift ;tild Poultry, where Tickets and Shares may be C 4 mined free of expence.—The DraWing•began 11 ' 11 day, .and the first Express is expede . d to arrive Wednesday. : d; t; Sup , tak ma] clay tre the tak Vre upo ed frog 11101 cess the Tier the ME th e Ger ratil