The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-09 00:00:00

611 Z, TN C,lntintiatiOn of. the Plan upon which I ad. drts , :ed to You a Letter„ Which appeared in THE,. SUN of the 4. , h of September, it was my iniention,_ in a few days, to have exposed, in'Sorrie-ditail.. the, principal . mistepresentations of &CI, unjust insinua. and absurd conclusions which appeared in Al6rning :Chronicle' since that period,. These have r..lated principally to the.Defence of the Coun. trY, and the COndal of the War, the "Spanish Dis, cussions,• and the: PolitiCal State of the Conti.. tiedi.• On the' former of these topics, the Obser. vatThns 'c,i" the Iditcii.liave been nearly con. fined - to attempted .61-leers against Mr. Prez. and Lord MELVILLE for the extended . scile of 'their atictition to the Nationa) Deleoce., I .c.tn. ni)t•but compliment the Ed.ipir upon the eeisinahry of ido,'and boldnesi Of concepPon, which seireled this ground of Opposition.! • Indeed, he seems him. self to be. fully' aware of its me rit, , perhaps it may be thought ahnost to an excess, ,liaOng trayed in the. heat of his exultation, to . objea to the If First Lord the ADMIRALTY , almdat in so many words, -1 hat he had a- Maoi aof attending to. Araesa/ matters ! The perversions of The Morning Chronicle respriairg Spain, are more important, and scarcely - less ridiculous; these, however, you have Salitiient ly exposed by r yourself, to make it' unnecessary to dwell . upon thern here. In the long :Dissertations which he has given us ..upon the probability of a Continental Co-operation, and upon the Proje&ls of Russia in • particular, the Chto/Wer .has managed these topics with some ingenuity. It is much easier, to-rosonupon one's own ,Speculations. than to make the result of them understood by others: in this instance. the Editor. has, certainly speculated with time plausibility, and may probably have persuad ed hall his Readers that he has convinced them of something. It is far from his'intention Yo let them know what; his objet is attained if he has contrived that, bonen what will, he hai reserved a decent occasion for finding fault. He reasons away the probability of any interference on the part of the Continental Powers, either SEPA RATeLY or in concert ; the former he affirms to be site/ess,.the - latter almost impossible. With his next breath he vents his anger'upbn Mr. PlTT,because• we are thigh in the .War. If it be my want of. capacity which occasions my ignorance-of the prac. rical inference which he wishes 'to be drawn from his speculations upon Foreign Politics, I most humbly entreat him to let me have his proposition distinctly and .concisely stated, that I may enjoy' with his other readers the benefit of his sagacity. 1 cold, not but advett to these topics ; but inaqinich an it was, my ohjeet to expose the charaler of 1 he ltilon i>rg Chronicle, it is pettedly unnecessary to look to d single number besides that which was 'published on Friday last, and to the article contain. ed in it under the head of " Intercepted Cortes. ponderoc," The great objed of this curious 'Taper is tit praise. Lt:,r k l - C.,-ttstlyit.t , R at the ,expence'of Mr Ic is " nolo manifest" .(it is said) 't hat the c , ngliiki of the latter as " one t 'ntinUf.d scene o f while 'that of Lord GitIiNVILLF, ", pre, coutrase/ tta it. I will not cavil, Sir, at the tv.vulty of a: defence of lic“ti Ga.stivtit.E by •the Ualitor ,of 'iii A lorii lig Cbr,niclis rhotigji I, e i t ev e that . the it'staiiee. before us ; Is the first in .patiegy ric has been sung by. such a 'rt. h the nature only ofLthe patiegytie to — tvhich I shall now aUhilc. SV I Et. in his celehrate:l Treatise ;Ifv)o the n0,,,T00, or, The Art of cfa..tits tdr thc.OppoSition Writer; present and to-come, the. full . excercise of this important vilege„ a monopoly it seems, was at that . time Unjustly utrogated.hy the Ministerial Advo, cistes. I iwed not repeat the arguments of . . the. Zearned 1..)olor in favour of the eXtentiion of ihis: ble,ssing, as the claims of all parties to Weir share of if, .hay.e, in late practice, been uni. ytsally allowed. Let it suffi , ..e to. say, • that the , r ptr . ost ci‘arly proves, that Faisehnoa is,. at lra~t, its essentially 14cessary, to thusc whoi,C ttade it is to 01 , Wi, as to those who have ihe less ad. vento::(ius uccup; t ti.in of Pelence; I regret much, .that 'not having the I. ,nk befo re m e , nut may phWer 11,c particular examples by , which 111.: Dean iiiostraita : his paition. Mi rccol. theirs not so far, fail. me, but that I cart 'i ,. e r nitire to, ! assert,. that, the- Etiitor . .uf The Ai ow; L.c. has invented a .iptchri. of Lye whit.fi toe genius of Sw IPT oi4 : : not attain. The lye tis hlch I alit afoot to .wore—r;wherher.we :t 4 ' i . ‘ i a !....ye .741.. th :ante founda., . it ti!e lea S t. important, as to. . • of it to the. Antliorspurpose—lit Y dc , ( r ving of Praise. Con. spit ii is t! '' first place, simply, as' a I,ye, it slime the least of its me.rit„ it t 5 ,; to be.,Sure,- an impel. dent Lye, :'n'il ritiscliievotis Lye.,.. het soave many , t so„ indeed' ate. many of its own Satel. whose glory is only obscured by, the superior of the Ju p t.rs unun Whotn: they attend, '2 A , to its " I • h 4, (tvlr, PITT) aid - not recnonnenti -A Dot tto:C4ll:) . * his prileht`errip.loyluellf (-ind W'l . o it:(1:: .1, k knows. bun,. wr4ulti trite done i), lie net <r(htirr..., lave him a cett,tin portion of tin % Ikere . are the words of Lcrd cittENvILLI-. 64 Lrii lr ' ilallot 716 , 717 1 - 1•77141;11.1 111 ibe-mirds of ;m. aid . r.eontrnenil 'Mr, 40114 X.GT.Ut4 G14.1.:34 ILLe gently hints (Art 'Porse 3re wor,:s 01 The p ons i s i ti i, cite joipiddition—a, cot,stst site (yt t atieS - the one s arks out of the . 0 0 1 , 1 ! soit or . totohloion to all eg'.tis 1dn ! .43 To pktive one lye . b .) , o , lorlvr, It) Opr,t,C lye to another, to make your i ) e twit!, and truth hersetl like 'a jyr—tfitse <<te arts 'llia it•gliirintl3 in their day, but s hi . u 4 y.e t eaciltj.cle s4..tunft of their perittlion, Int hi , w wild; tni c ;l• rinu4 t Atltilol I lie ,rn .k - e 3 not tit t h t to4fraditilov. His ( tie A% ith b object) „ pt. roil~ chi n'we ) tau Pula tits W4 l Cr intCndcd to quench tit r gut tieiiiicf is) the form a a 8i4114 lye, or of We are happy to inform our Readers that fifty. a the homeward bound Jamaica net have arrived in the Channel, and that the remainder are daily expected. The weather has been very ad. verse, in consequence of which the Convoy was separated. - It is not true, as asserted in a Morning Paper, that Lord NELAOS has written to the Admiralty soliciting his re.call. OUR Readers will do us the justice to tee:Ale& that we stated, above a month aga,' that it was the Opinion of some of titC best informed persons in Holland, that BONAkitlitTE intended to make ano. ther change in . the Government of that Coun. try. The last accounts from the Continent Strongly confirm our statement ; but whatever change, May be. made in the Government of Hol. land,'there is no reason to hope that that Country will cease to be, what it has for years been, a Pro.: vince of France: the Dutch, though proverbially pa tient, yet when routed into action, are _capable of a very great degree of energy ; and they haVe of late so openly manifested their in. dignation against their French Tyrants, that apprehensions have -been entertained of a general insurreetion. Such an attempt would of course be unsuccessful against the number of French that are now in Holland ; but if a War should sbreak out On , the Continent, .it would be very dangerous for go.' NAP ARTE to have the People of Holland always in a state bordering uon insurreetion„ an t i re a dy to rise, if ever the events of the War should,render it ne. cessary for him to withdraw any number of his Troops from tliat Country. We understand, however, from a 'qo trter very likely to, be well-informed 'upon 'the eubjeo, that BoNAPAari Is in reality disgusted with the slug- Oh co-operation of the. Dutch 'in the War against this Country; and his displeasure was' greatly aug., 11 - tented, by the vague, inditeiminate, anti. dit:cretion. ary - orders given to Admiral llARTairrcK, which prevented his assisting LlNots in intercepting Our China Ficet.-011ter points are stated reSpeeling the intel;(lcd plan Of a new arrangement 'in the Government of Holland, but those above mentioned, .we arc assured, have the chief weight in the ,mind of BONASPAittiI. expeded that . SCHjnipvaEt.r . ININCIC,-iitho.is devoted to .the Cor sican, and who possesses .his confidence, will • be placed at • the head of the Batavian Government, pro ternpo'ic, till the French Emperor has - seleded a pr(sorkAnate fit for -the situation from the branches of his own Avirist Family. WE are sorry to learn, that:accounts to the 22(1 ult. brought by the Naiicy Cutter, arrived at Porte, mouth tram Gibraltar, announce that a omi g nanc . Fever had broken out at that place ; liut according to the-Physicians' Report, the disorder, was not of that kind whiCh has 'raged at Malaga ; and on the 20th the F O C ( lUppOSed to, be greatly abated. The Printe , ./ Wales' Pficket with a Mdit from Liihon, is arrived at-Falmouth :—the tvLli wiil n o t be received in town till to-morrow. The dpchland Packet which sailed from Falmouth on the 15th of September, is, arrived at Lisbon. *Yesterday morning Dispatches were received from Admiral It lissE I.L, off the Texel, stating his arrival there in the AfriCable Frigate, for the you.. j;ose . of taking the command of the' Shy on that Station, in consequence of the ill state of health of Ad w i r „i 1 - H0v:1 1 % 4 1 16 H ; whoarrived in the 4/01. ca;itr, at Yarmouth, on Sunday afternoon, Lit/ gi Lin Utl, • j MillCa, Containing aCCPUMS of several Captitres having been made by the S,ltit's on that Station ; the particulars of which, it is stip• ilnsed., will be poblished in the Gazette of this even. 7 11te Rupian Ambassador bad an autlience yes: terdly of Mr. PITT, 2t his house in Dowr.itig , Street. . A Cabinet Couneil was 'held yesterday at Lord HAkROWDYN Office. The Dispatches received on, Sunday from Malta.and Vienna are supposed to have been the suhjeet 61 deliberation. It was attended by Mr. PITT, Lord Mity LLB, Viscount CASTLE. REAGH,'Lord HAtutow IlY s &C.. After the Council broke up Mr. SyLaittststi, the Messenger, was dispatched to'llle•KlNG, at Weymouth. We can state from authority, that the paragraph, in the Hambuigh ,Correlpondentin, :relating that His Most Christian M ,jesty the King of FRANCS embarked with his nephew, the' Duke of ANGOU. LeME, on•the 2d ult. at Riga, for Sweden, is errone ous". As we inserted in our Paper of SatuidaYlast, • Louts.XVIII. was still on the 19th ult. at Mittau,, And did not intend to embark for Calmar before the 27th.- Cotint DE VE Rfiga, the Grand Chancellor of the KingdoM of Sweden, formerly a Colonel of the Rqiment Royal Svedois, in the service of the Kixo :of FRA:NCE, arrived at Gottenburgh on the 24th • ult.:: Waiting for the arrival of His. Royal Highness . .M . oNsfelta; .and Count WACHTMEISTER, Grand Chamberlaiu of H ...11'—WEDIsIt MAJESTY, was or. tiered to be at Calmar 'on the 28th,' to receive and compliment Louts XVIII. and the aceOf AN. COlAt ma On the part of the King of SWEDEN. A Letter front the Hague, dated Oaober 1, says, -1 ‘ The French Ambassador is returned from his long visit to the Emperor ; anti M. SCIIINIMELPENNINCX is at present ar Deventer, after having executed his importatit'mission. The event of the late con. feiences is. therefore hourly expeeted to transpire. The French Givernment, =lung _other grounds of complaint, alledges .the four following against our present Rulers:--r. The equivocal ordets given to Vice Admiral HAS TSINK, which prevented his join ing Ll:vats - in the attempt to intercept the English China Fleet. 2. The rejelion by the Legislative Body of the Plan of -Indemnification 'the Prince Of ORANGE, 3. The oppression .of the Roman Catholics bordering on Brabant, and tlic exCluii4n -o'f them giadually &Om all ihaie in the Govern ment, and from being arisen to lucrative offices. 4. The reluCtance manifested to take a decisive 4'4 vigorous share in the' War." . The chief political circles on the Continent are now engaged in discussions upon the iecret Conven..: lion concluded between Russia arid France : op die; tth of October, filo!, relative, to the, state of Italy.—ln the second Article of..tharTreaty, 80. NAPARTR ) then First Coß,ul, pledges himself .that he shill not attempt to take any measure's, or exer. cise i any authority; with reaped to Italy, withotit' the cAlcurrence of; all those Powers who should be must immediately intere!itetl.—ln the 4th and;sth Articles he agrees to the evacuation of the .politan States, with this additional condition, that in c 'se of future hostilizie3that kingd om s h ou ld en j oy the most inviolable neutrality,—The sixth Article assures 'to the KING of .SARDINIA anequitabie in. demniq , for the loss of Pietilloot, Src.—Russia has' laiely required the ample and stria execution of all those Articles. lits Mots Trim been pleased to appoint the ''Right Honoutable the. Ea'll of .11ADotivottisr to be .1,nr,1 Lieutenant of the Chunty of Madding. ton, in the root of the late Marquis of TWEE DAL.g. Among the last Fashionable arrival.; in Town, are Lord FOLEY, the Hon. C. WyNDHAM, 1-I.)n. B. CRAVEN., S,ir G. IIE4TIICOTE, Str F. STAisEITSI-1, and General PRESCOTT. . On Sun44y, Mr. NASH, the new Milo,. of Graves. e n d, according to., the gond old` custom, invited the Meant ers of the• Corporation and the Gentlemexi of the Town to a breakfascof roast beef and punch, at the Town ldi ; after whi c h t h e y wen t i n prom, sion to church. . • - Sunday last the Loyal •Whitechapel . Volunteers, under' the command of Lieutenant-Colonel HARDY, mustered io the Tenter. ground, GOodmo's fields, and from thence they proceeded in ,nijitary 619 wardi'Medley's ; Dawn , , lour miles beyond Croydon; wheie the Regiment formed line, and bad a grand field-day.' ShOrtly after their return to Goodman's.: fields they, were called forth on an alarm of fire,' which ,happened at Messrs: . CRAVE'N's and Bow- Akes, sugar -refiners, in Nelson-street, White. chapel ; and by their assistance, the flames were, subdued at four o'clock yesterday - morning,- when they, were dismissed. On Sunday morning the DUK F. of Cumarit. LAND'S • Silirp.SiloolCFS assembled at Chalk` Farm, and 'fired for a Gold Medal, presented by Captain &sat:tett • which was won by THomAs Reece. Eli, of t he Seeretary Uf States . Thefullciwing Circular Letter has been address_ ed, by order of His Royal llighness theCommapder in Chief, to Agents of Itgiments in'Greo'Britain and Ireland. GtNTLustEN, 114%4 Guards, 28t1,,5epi..18.4. . . His Royal Highness the . Commander in Chief having the strongest -reason to believe, from the Ativertisetnents that have frequently appeared in the Public Papers, that an "extensive Conespondence is carried on with the. Officers of the Army, by persons stiling themselves Army - Brokers, to induce them to enter into pet miary engagements for the purpose of obtain ing Commissions, contrary to the established Regulations , and it being the earnest desire of the Commander in Chief to check as mochas possible a pradiee so extremely prejudicial to the Service, t am cominandrd to:call your attention to this important 'point. and to impress', upon you the necessity. 'of the.. utmost vigilance in preventing, as far as may be in your power, -any comnitinkation whatever with those per. Vans and the ORicers in your Agency, and to. acquaint you; that should it at any time appear that any such Commission Shall have b - J.to negotiated through your Ace, tn.: Colman. der in Chief will consider, it his -duty to; reCornmend •to the Colonels of the respedive itegiiients to notice such irregula. rite,. by withdrawing their Regiments horn that Agency,. and lacing,them-in other hands. I have it further . in com man d, t o d es i re t h at you may b e pkisett to convey to the'Otficers commanding Regiments in your Agency, the most marked disapprobation of His Royal - 1 i4htiess of-this improper and secret traffic, and to assure treat. that it; subsequent . to tie date of this Low, any Com-. tair.iii shall . be discovered to have been so obtained, such t,:ooonisiioit Will he immediately cancelled, and.the Officer ne..l . ,:i , )rtzti. to the King :is having adedin direct disobedience 7:,e ;.);(I.:rs . nithe Continander..an , 'have the Honour to be, Centlernep, • Your 11104 t Obudicitt humble Servant. 1. W. GORDON. ..PoiILT3MMITH, OCT. 8.-- Arrived the Dukr, SANDFORD, from Quebec; For/jade, WALL, ftolll Plymouth ; Duke of Cl,,rencr, CLENIANCV, And Thomas, R!AD, from London ; Mary ibm; HAWK. INC; from Swanage; Frederick, TAYtoa, from Sunderland ; Prnt.ilana, froin:Cadiz ; and Trovidemtil, T9R ENTow, from Frederielotadt. Sailed the Eilbettial4 POtDY, and Merwrgert HAattttic'row, for Sunderland. The Kent Mn of War is released from qua• rantine. FALMOUTH, OPT. 6,----Arrived the Spanish Ship St. Pedro, ANTONIO, fr )m Antwerp for Cadiz, (leaky); American Ship Hazen, WATTS, from Nor• folk, Virginia, in so days ; and the American Ship Mary, STIPHUNSOH, from North Carolina, in 40 days. DEAL, ,OCT. B,—Arrived His Majesty's S hi p Ereordice, with Convoy from Quebec; Watch/Hi Gun.brig, and Ranger Armed Defence Ship, from a Cruize off .B)ulogne; Aurora Armed D4fence S!lip, from Shields ; and the Zephyr Sloop of Wart and Dasher Armed Ship, from the French Coast. SAled the .Esividus for Dungeness; the Harty (..n a Cruize off Calais ; and the Scourge Sloop of War, for Deptford. Came down from Sheerness the Zebra 132mb. Arrived. the • Pleasamt 11;11 and A/6;v%; Hired ,Sloops, with Stores for the Yard, from Deptford. . Arrived the Beeir, from Qtiebec, and sailed for.tbe River . : • In the Dawns —Monarch, Utrecht, Leoparti, ArtlentAP" Memnon, Inflexible; Adamant,' Immorta hound, .laittaica, Chartipion, CurleW, L'Espiegl e t t/ / I t o , Dart, Speedy, Hermes Eugene, Autumn, Alont;tee, St*thur, Discovery, Volcann, Devastation, Eurytl .10 _7 (1, silist Rifleman, Thiasher,• Watchful, fitter, Bloati! e r.., v Blazer, TioeSs, Mallard, Haughty,. Phoiplioru,sA r.;:, Lighter; Pleasant and Album, NAVy ri4llSpi..l Armed Ships a 4 before. CastorlsGstte:s: Gltr EN' 'CK. Mje..ty's Armed Ship La Maurine,: L.: q t. suarsoN, artivcd in ouraosdi yesterday forendon, from her Station a Fairley. Arrived oh . 'Tuesday the Aurora, B ot h , from Quebec ;•sailed from t hence Oa the 27th Augus.4 with the integrity, STEIL, for Liverpool, and IFePc cOmpanywith her tilt the •2 9 th ult. when else part• ed off Tory, in a gale. Cjpt. BOYD left at Que. bte'thef o llowing vessels loading' for cjide , osiSb - B A IRD, to sail in a ' re w,da y s ; Recovpy,l3oA6, and Trio, THOMPSON*. ---- . Ti RO, OCT. 6.—The Towytherri P.lckett'vvilliCh has been some time• deta ined at Falmouth, was 4° sail l ast t ln o s i t m e e : s e e n n i 4c g r f . ,tcri:LtriS:Debortwi :::h6::eoissC.Rbell3ftriciieirelles .ofturbotral King's , la g our Government to the Court of Madtia• I t is ' very -generitly believed, that these Dispatches all; "in the Li/times,' 'Or Ministers relative se t I exPeaed War w ith. Spain. The ‘ . 'n swer 0f th Ca' Madrid Cantli, I _ ~, .17 1 ; weeks. In .the oceantime 'l. iour Parrs are allowed 10 Cleat OUT, tllOtlet the sal • $ de , (erred, o f the Spanish and rtuguese Convoy i an o .erreo • , . e tch 1/ midi LEITH, the Ti, _%* ' the Spaniso . esse..4 .n - - -rmerr 'Armed Si ' . Asp, an OC TA, 6•..-SAtUfdily CiS . eßrig, with a Convoy froth the ki.iitic• • /1 ,, Sailed the Ethalian Fri ate for Sheerness. .t-. g , s i.te Tuesday sailed the Sally- Armed Ship, on a Ctu ................-- datrirleivizedvi:lLGe,rs .., ii EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER F. 46; : i fterwanis tilled 1-Yru UN THit LATE EXPERIMEtiF AGM?' It unt ir. b n b e r , 8 );e t o t I L I: t 13 s, l'i o li r c l : :I: fern it, i I ever ii, ii 55W. We took on board our ship, at rational. .. sp::;totetialca t oorit d ted: i .t re tioi.h t: eisne i .t . , T ILL A. i 'was last night an aaor in one of the most awful scents _id . last night, wit ti a number of other ships. 31i atteuYi t oo Witt) gUlipOWLier and other eoinbuitsl:lB;l3, shipse on the French vessels utf 13Oulggrie. Toe nos! b , ° r o f, let our ur Lotnrs :l u n c h e d and taken in low. We Men asstAibled lo in di f., on were mantel about seven oictock,and rhe eel rd the lerowtalitr. , We soon-after pulled 3w, 4 „ g w ay. teren . s ' l is s tlrilhe i g ito. l t i ctup t t:: : o ti f i l : l r t cnc h ‘Evv e len it re o tchi t l i v h a eht e y ie e s''. . i r b s eg t b ,ai l o s is t aa a t tn le t t o a : un t o t t e2 c ‘ i n nnr ‘ ,b ; g l ; c 4hil t xu tetgr e pp n, ;si n i; l : e h n r ail be ‘;l e 'll i l i d : nni v'v oto, '„ r 4r i lr :: "l we still pulled tor' their vesaels, our intentto„n ! u i.. lin. atter drawing out a 'pin. 2 ,, ~ )each of the casks or cotters had what was called a ~ so . I 7r11",11..i.0. it , which was so contrivei as not to 44(10 ant' .. 0 - e . his was printed and set, so as to go off-at ally tiro Irorti a WA . y this pin. We came within pistol sh ot 5 ...,e before we let go our cotters, under a tiro of b,__..„ t . side; 'c! 1 A 'ruin the shore. The Corvette then opened her e: .. 7 1 . 10 _.hpon us, lo..tleti with gr.tpe, and accompanied bY 3 OS or_two, and then to he ;7,..ocrlmusketry. Tl , e shot tell so Thick.' tnat it was:ii?..„. tole any One ti ed, but the ni t :lit greatly foot . : t w o , vas lhe n eat, p which tOOK place in a few inioico, red course of some times A reward cloperinch,4 0 a very g and seemed to strike' the F;11eIllY %Yi til '',,,tild • raf consternation. Their firing seemed to cease fa 3 Si l '" Is put in, .nailed, pointed ixur steovvvenarindsoreths:!aeexhvinloe.sscosi)oo,iiiii s but through some mistuanagentent several fall ed g off. . • I rea d ilt.. ( 1 0 1 1 :11 :t i 'a s The coffers are-Made of thick plank, lined with •!:„,,kii, end. There was a °l full, canvas, and paid with hot pitch ~ Socne of thcll'' o vr d might weigh two tons. I may compare. their ° Li t tech large put oiaoungtd for caulked, lling paid i a \V I l e boo ve tilled,,over wi t I ;Ail, rio-,vv- etre, like an anchor. This line arid anchor was floated wit," l o iet ls o r f nei c i.l o g rk rTo , uh i el i k i d t v e oa n ltr d l id ris . a 7 waei hook roengws t i; i I l i , 11 4 rt e et di a l b ey in i l d e o S t , hh t es ha rh otiti sopot l e i 4. c : Esti, fl oc ' :l l o ,,, : i 5 ifinoachoarfinxyat, tiocir,i)not.;deniidk,e Will ywec i s g o e n l a c:1/101s to float , i . by which. means they would scarcely he s ir° any shot in the water, andcould puss undiscovere'' . A lef a n t i e ng M e a l, fi f7un e d r ere W il at A ' sea .onithetnt ult. CAP Tsol4, from , i 1. Tu li n 'WATSON • - locleClo. ATSON reports that. he saw a Brigs 4:0 3 ., ' valor dawn .at the same time, and law Plow er- _,.. keel uppermost. . Ow • • P I _ The Barbara, Lto t • 'tared by /Er 1 1 - , li cal Privateer, and carried 1. , t0 Cuba: i , 1 ; 00 401 1° The Gratitude, SCOTT, from Carta for ,/ , , • • , i s caprurea and carried int:t France. I:aewcall i's" 1"1 s . . , The Europa, ---'• from Dantzic, is M I ° r i ft -I. in the Qoren's D .ck, at Liverpool. . . a v . T ; fO r . P ' The jelmiar, BLITLItit Roth jalllll.CB • . , ii separated from she Fleet in the Gulph* l+C•1111y . UI I!!15 Ilrsl 1 1 1 1 lUS. 1 !IC inelflllCl 111 N. lilt 'I it is brought into •the panegyric of Lord GRFN VILLE, is too striking to need rriAny words of ,praisg s Ac a Peer, we all know, his' Lortisliii's declaration upon honour is equivaleor to art oath.— Upon this privilege, how esseritialty has our - Author, :inTr9ycd ? not only is his T.l affit milieu of a tad considered, as sufficient to stamp its truth— hut the gentlest hint at .a Circumstance, the hare menti even though it should be a dental, must bring convitaion to « impartial men ! I !" I am sure,. Mr. Editor, that" you cannot wonder at my bring so lost in admiration of the great im. provement of the Inventive Faculty which I have been describing, that I cannot'uow proceed in my Analysis of the panegyric upon Lord GRENVILLE, and attack on Mr. Pt rr, to which it has, with equal justice, been applied. On this subjed 'yot, may probably hear again from Kent, O. 8. DECIUS. MAILS. ilUt. ♦RRIVtD. lizanburgh I .. PRICE O 1 STOCKS, TRLS DAY AT TW/LVS O'CLOCK. Consols THE SUN. SOLLM QUIT DICLRZ fALIIUM At/D,LAT? LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1804.