The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-17 00:00:00

From ay LONDON GAZETTE, :fug. :5. 13ANKRUPTCIS. ENLARGE D. - - aa. 3. tti7Nard Pare_ Sypons and Ptterwo Cr i t tampp,. of, ilzistow-grLw, near Bromley, Keat, Olti.aplers, a ten, _ Sept. 24. Akaharn Cenzoli, of Sun-street, Bisilopsgate street Without, Lonion, Bons: and Ostrich feather-In:mu ti.-Llftr, at Oct. [lnnes Crosby,: of Oxford- st reet, mercer, at ten, at 'BANKRUPTS, • - _ Michccl Kelly, of Camden-row, Pancras, warehousernan, p.,surrencicr Augu6t 25, at eleven , and Scptember s; 26, at tWelve, Attorney, Mr.• Allingham, St. • ffohn-square, Clerkenwell, London. Robert lil , .nsaurd, of Gnat. Bank, Bamford, Middleton, of I.....ncabire,"MillL7, A n7.wit. 26, 27; and Septrinbzr 2.6,, at clever , , at the .at' 13•Iry. ,Atrornies, Mr: Samuel Woo'.lcot:ls, or Bury ; or Messrs. Allen, Cleinent's-Inn, Lotidon. Benjamin Fleld;nflirjon-streTt, Bishopsgat:7.-street Without, Ldrulnn, nphulstcra, A - .1:11;;t and S,:ptembe.r 26, 'a at t ten, at Atturc.ey, Mr. Hall, Poultry, Lo don. Thomas Nelson Assheton;Of therpriol, merchant and 4n clerwriter, Auzust 2.5, 29, and September a 6, at elevett; at the .1.;1obe Tavern, Lixerpool. 'At'orney,mr. G. Orred, Liverpcol. Se terr..ber laco I-Lrris6n, or Leeds, Yorks hire, merchant; p 3, 4.,.ancl 26, ,:tioor, at the Star and . Garter Leeds. Attornie::,' Mr.. Sykes, .New-Inn,'London ; or Mr.• Lee, Leeds. D 11 1 1 D: NDS Avg. 13. Stephen L-r.vson, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, carver, at ten, l a: Sept. 5. jatnes Farloe, formerly of Hereford, mercer, at eleven, at the R ummer Tavern, Bristol. - O&. z 3. James Haley Needham, of St. Neat's, Hunting donshire, draper, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, St. Neot's. Sept. 8. Abraham Taylor,' of .Wenlock-street,old-street, London, thimble-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. ag. George Gowan, late of 'Great'OrinOnd-street , merchant, at ten, at Guildhall{ Sept. 9. Robert Hampton, of ,Rpthetham, 'Yorkshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Spread 'Eatle Inn, Hanging- Ditch, Manchester. - Sept. at. lohn Stringer, of-. Stpc.kport, :Chester cotton manufa6turer at eleven, at theWhne Lion Inn, S'tockport, Sept. g. josep s h •Bcesten, of Molichester; merchant, at three, at Spencer's Tavern, Manchester- Sept. to. John Salmon, of, Sunderland, coal-fitter, at twelve, at the' Castle Eden Inn; at *Catle Eden. Sept. to. josias Gard, of,North Tauten, Pevonshire, mer chant, at four, ar Phillips's Hotel, Exeter. _ CERTIFICATE`, Sept. 5. Paul Newman, or MLlksham, Wiltt,htic, , THE SUN. foLltd 43)1s plczkx.r.c_st/r4 A,LTDSAT L 0 NDoy, A !Sol- AT the moment v. hen this Paper was platting to Press, we received, by Express, the following Letter from - Dover; o' Dovex, i 6, 12 1 .:if ! cc Lord NELSON) in the Medusa, with several Cutters -and other Vessels, passed this evening from Bo . ulognt Bay- for the Downs, after, an at tack on tic Gun-boats, in . Boulogne Roads. All that lean . yet learn is, that the Attack was made by the Seamen and Troops in Flat-bottomed Boats, in three Divisions, lathy Captain SOMEttV - ILLE ; and we have sustained considerable loss in killed , -and wounded. Among the 'Latter, it is said, is' Captain PA.RKEIt, one of tord.NFLsoN's Aid-du- Camps. We have succeeded in bringing off one Schooner." THL Eamburgb .Mail due yeterday arrived in Course. It has brdught us, .under tlhc head of Vi enna, the date from which place is the Ist inststa, advice of the arrival of a Lousier to Lord L'inTro on the precedirg day, with an account of the cap- turd of - Gail.). As the date of this article is not so late as that of Lord IVllwrp's last dispatch, it can, of course, add little to our- former knowledge. It appears, if we are to believe this.acCount, that there vas no contest after the British and Turks had ap_ proachcd the Forts, a circumstance in which there is a material difference from Mr. TOor.E's account, and in which- therefore the German Journalist is probably mistaken. The Allied Army was pre paring to attack, with rigout, -AA-a:aria, the only part of Egypt which held out', and in which a.great scarcity, iris said, prevailed. Qf the boasted assist ance, which gANTH.E.KIIME bad afForded his coun trymen we now hear no more. !That Admiral had, Accorclipg to another account from Vienna, adually anchored a few leagues from Alexandria but part of Lord KEITH'S Fleet ipal . ting their appearance, his ships shpt their cables And made sail. It was sly consegnenee of this, antitipor) this occasion, that the Transports, of the capture:of, which we were before apprised, fell into oiir hands. WE yesterday received l'ar;,c . Paperi to the 13th instant. They contain nothing : very. -remarkable, except some observations of the Mayite, q , -on an ac. count pretended to be given by Lord N.Fr.,sox re speCting the bombardment of Bcadogne ; we say ire tended, for his Lordship never - stated, as the Paris Paper asserts, that Bozdos-iir ;h . /games. Among f 4 false pr exaggerated circumstances in this aril- pie, is the disguised threl!t introduced, nut without • -- of the immense erowd.which, - on both sides of the . Channel, quo(' speflatop cif 11:4•boatbawdinent, the Ilfokitear it bore no fit ;e i-esern'.)l.,:i‘.c - to the - two int*s of a large • ,• c it'•llThas of temaOs to cotisiler th 4 Lout :1114IPPI(4".; affair of a:11,110ra ,0,714rdi.. VIA; C Tot hnt weeu the K.5.t14.1 cif " RVRSA :tro d PUL4 4 Tus,c us ,4!> w l'avF beer: cleciaed ia fa . vlur-of Lite former, wlio has been . crowned at .Florence. The Paris Papers contain nothing more resra ing the important event of which the last Papers brought us an account, we mean the arrangements concluded between the Chief Consul and Cardinal GoNsAt.vr, relative to. the new Ecclesiastical Esta blishrriene. his arrangeMent- will form one of the most" remarkable Epochs of the Revolution; and it is one of the most efreanal efforts made to con:. solidate it. It remains to be seen what•are the con ditions and what the details of this ConventiOn, ,and whether it will be paid Obedience to "by the ancient Members .of the Church, and assented to by those who have remained faithful to the Catholic dna tines. In addition to the above mentioned Paris japers, we this morning received others to the 15th inst. Their contents are:uninteresting. The ilioxiteur contains i in a Letter from a Correspondent, an ex hortation, instead of thinking to beat the English, at Sea, in theiirst instance, to attend closely to Com merce, as the source of all MU itime superiority. Our Readers will perhaps hardly consider us as adding much to their information by the following, whidt is the only extrat that can be - inade from them. DIEPPE, Alio. ro.—lt was not without great uneasiness we heard the cannonade which took place in Boulogne Roads on the night. of the 4th, as we . were uneasy respe6ting a small 'Flotilla which left this Port a few days before, to join the others. We have happily received intelligence which re moves all doubts. The English fired 895 bombs, three of which only took effea, falling on two boats one very nearly fell pa a barrel .of powder, but none produced any Lai eireas. We lost not a single many two only_were slightly wounded. The two Boats were immediately repaireet. • Measures had been:• previously taken to guard against borabardment. )-I'he men had stations fixed whither it) repair ;' The %Omen were ordered to stay at home ; while the National Guard and Troops .were to fire bullet for bullet against the English. Thirty-six English bombs were picked up whole. Those who presented them to the Commandant, re.. ceived 3o sous, by way of gratification; and these shells will, no doubt, be returned to the English when they again make their appearance. It is well for them that there was only some very old powder in the magazine, but some of an excellent quality has since been brought from Sr. Omer's. The Lisbon. Mail of the 26th ult.. arrived this morning. According to the -accounts brought by it, about c z,ooopench Troops were repotted to be about to march against Lisbon. The Peace be tween Spain. and Poing=a/ had, however, been pro cl..irned on the zzd ult. Mr. AYLESIVORTH, one of His Majesty's Mes, sengers r arrived yesterday at Lord HA , AiKEsatilor's Office with .Dispatches from the Courts of Berlin and. Vienna. ; - 1 • Fine English Wheats have fallen in price nearly 255,, per quarter dUring: the last week ; and prime :Darttzie Wheats, whichlw week 'found ready sale at 't 3os. per quarter, are, now sold at. 9sS. to Os.-- Flour is a. few shillings - cheaper, but most other grains hold the prices we quoted itr our last. PriMe new wheat Was sold in Chelmsford market on Friday,,last, at 231. per load,- The quartern loaf felt' on the same - day, in that town,"to,sixteen pence halfpenny. The heavy rain which fell in and near London on Thursday, and through the night, till Friday mOrn— ing, -extended little more than ten miles eistward. The farmers have been constantly employed in cut ting their corn all through the week, through the lower. parts of Essex, Suffolk, - Norfolk, 'Sec. The West York Militia have received orders•to march from Whitby and Scarboro U g h to Hull. The. East York Regiment, about to' be relieved by the West York at . Hull; is to be stationed at Whiiloy, Scarborough, and Bridlington. Op Monday, Tuesday, and' Wednesday last, the Dumfries -shire Militia marched from Edinburgh to. Dalkeith, &c. 'They were to be encamped, on Friday, at-Musselburgh, with the I„.Anarkshire and Aberdeenshire Regiments. The Nottinghamshire -are ordered for encampment at Dunbar: The 7:h, or Ayrshire Militia, vaS . reviewed, at Fort George on the 6th of August by Major-Gene, nil HAY, who expressed himself highly pleased with their appearance. The Militia-men belonging to "the F.;hropshire Regiment, are ordered to - attend. on -Friday, the a ist instant, at Shrewsbury ; and ,those of the Monmouth Militia on the , z6th at' : Mon mouth; . The military establishment in:lndia, by the con solidation of pur Empire there,- :and. the, consequent con trOtion of frontier posts, is shortlY.tO bp,reduCed, The India Company,:by their late Treaties, receive "an additional revenue of afloat a'vventy-tive Lacks of Pagodas, or - near r,ooci,oool. sterling ner DO). COlpNEl.thkaAri c i',‘ GO RS is apnointed by , the Go vernment ~Of Ma,J vas: ,to command the Subsidiary Force ei ying t zhxt; in the room of the late General ; and Colonel F. DIE SUCC:eeIS COlopc' , l tooas in ,the corm - nand - Of the NOrthern division of the Army. The Awirage.' Puke of Sugar,' . -computed fr; , a, the. Returns week ending elf!. 7 Augnst, Folv.nime Shill ings hundred ;night. - • - - , 1 1 , 7 1 NAVAL it, NEW . S. j , , e11 2 . 2 ` A" Nero Jai impedgm pLz g i, uevumgue t-iienton, Sed Alibi =le datum, DOVER, Ave. 16. A Cutter came from the Fleet last night.. It was then ar an anchor about four miles from. Eca/ogrrt7. No, Attack had commenced. Several Gun-vessels aretnovir under is ail to join it, supposed to come from: Margate Roads ; and several were seen yes terday standing towards Boulogne from the Welt ward. Lord NELSON'S Flag was not flying wllerr the Cutter left the Fleet. A firing off Boulogne was heard for a short time this manning. Arrived the Nancy, LATTIMORE, from Calais. SIX O'CLOCK, P. M. Lord NELSON and about twelve Cutters and'a Frigate are now in sight. DEAL, AUG, 16. ONE of the hired Cutters arrived in the Downs yesterday afternoon from .11outrigire, and left His Majesty's Ship Medusa, Admiral. Lord NELSON, with a very large _Fleet at anithor in the Road. The Enemy, fearing another aitack, had removed all their Gun-boats into the.Harbour. „ His Majesty's Brig Bold came in last night from the Westward, and sailed again the same even ing. The Prbtress Charlotte is arrived from the Northward ; and the Otter Fire-brig, 'Dart Sloop of War, and Archer Gun brig,. from Sheerness. PLYMOUTH, Auc. is. TFtE SylA'Sloop of War, which arrived here or Saturday . last, cruizing on'the French Coast near Usbant, a few days since, got becalmed under the guns: of: One' of the Enemy's Batteries, which fired upon her, and cut her sails and rigging con siderably, besides doing some slight damage to her hull, and wounding some of the Crew.—Another account states, that she has engaged and beat off a French Frigate. Arrived the Terrible, of 74 guns, Captain- F. FATPRMAN, from the Channel Fleet. Also the Danish Brig Haabet, Captain WARNER, laden with . deals, from Christiana bound to Bourdeaux, detained in the Channel by the Sirius . Frigate and Earl Spencer Cutter. • *led the Triumph, of 74 guns, for Portsmouth. AUG. 16. Tx rs evening sailed His Majesty's Ship Bruns. rtv;ck, of 74 guns, for the Channel Fleet. On. Tuesday last a Court Martial commenced on. Lieutenant-Colonel WINTER., Of the Marines, on Charges preferred against liirn by Captain Bt RT I E of the Malta. The Membors of the Court were, • 'Colonel Vnato, Adjutant. Lieut.-Colonel Monro, - Captain Tregent. Lieut.-Colonel Desbro, Captain Boys, - Lieut.-Colonel Collins, Captain Savage, Lieut.-Colonel Archhold,- Captain Tirnson, Lieut.-Colonel Flight,. ' Captain Long, - Colonel Phillips, Captain Crozier, . Captain Burd wood, . and Captain boy, ' Capt.-Lieut. Holland.: 3 . Capti"? M Apuo x, judge Advocate. Court:'.djourned day by day, and finished last eirening. The whole proceedings will be Mediately forwarded to His IVIAJEs/rY. The following Appointments yesterday took place :—Captain GEORGE MURRAY to the Lo7tio . z;, Ca'ptain OTWAY to the Edgar; and Capt. OSBORN to the Ramilies. Y ARMOUTH, Auc. 16. . . . . - ARRIVED the Princess Royal Packet, Captain HAMMON,D, from the Wezer, with Mails and Mes. senger, which she landed at Lowestat last night. A large Couvoy from tLe Baltic passed to the Southward. Sailed the Blenheim, Admiral DICKSQN, S peca rwell and .4'Espiegie Brigs, Specalator and Luggers, George and Griffiv Cutters•, oil a cniiie; riaoire Schooner, and La Votive Qumbxig, for the Downs. • Arrived the Harp] Brig from a Cruize; Standard of 64 guns, from the Fleet off Goree ; Hart. Brig, Rover and Lark Luggers, and 4rieuinc Sloop, from- a Cruize, 'I 1.1.4R1f ,- ICII, Auu. uo-l-tuconsegtiefice of the arrangement made by Lord ltf.rcgo9; a dr - 40ight has been -inane from the Sea - Sf'ell.cibles at this place ; one man volunteered from ea 6 Fisting smack, and about sixty -fine young ft:ilo'yes Were a few days ago sent on board the Ships ( , f War- statinn(.l ofF 'Labour for the dcferlce of tbc.entrance to the Tbau-tes. The Suffolk Fehcibles, belonging to Colnesi Hundred, have very loyally -come .forward and of fered their services to man and work the great guns at Landguard Fort, in case.of invasion, for which purpose they often assemble there to exercise. About thirty sail of Neutral Vessels have put into - this Harbour, on their outward bound passage, by contrary wind. - A Bwedish Hoy, called the Fortuna, Jon.tm parj., QU IST master, loaded with iron and deals, has been brought into this Harbour viitli6lit any person on board. This vessel eras met Otween the Sunk and Longsand by the 4Yamvel of iniwich, Jr- R EMI All We BSTER master, and is supposed to have been on shore upon one of those sands, and tlesetttj by the stew. FALMOUTH, Atrc. 4. YESTERDAY sailed the Lqel . ) , Hobart Packet, Capt. FELLOWS, for New-York and Halifax, anti the Princess El;zabeth, ditto, Capt. Kipp, for Jamaica, withihe Mails of the Stir inst. -Sailed- the Revolutionairi, with the following Transports under convoy for Porismouth ; thcy having about $OO Dutch Troops on bo:trd- from Cork ; The Ann, Jones, Palls, Wilson, William and"Kitry, Payne, Rase, Brown, Jones, Hope, Recs, BoWnian, Bill, 13ritangia, Peat. Jane, Hewitt, Saile4 this day, the Raven Sloop of ,War, wits a Fleet . of Coasters for the Downs ; and the Marfaif ofKililare (late West. India Packet), for London. Arrived. this day, the Pris:ce Ado/p4ut Packets Capt. JonE.s,,in fiiteen days from Lisbon.—lt w;l5 reported, when.she sailed, that .about i 2jooo French Troops were about to march against.Lisbop, Pea ce between Spain and l'ortuy,l was published at ,bon oniine' 2za ult. on which day the ?rill, of ',• kvaleiyacket, capt. To O.p,,orriV csi frolP England. L6bon wa4uplinatekL9l - I:tlLit day, ii consequence of the Peace, The- Fleet Was go. .iniinto the . Tagus as the Prince 4,101 4 .41.7ns dune out. rsEr:c.r.r , ..s rza t t npY uoltaivr. . . Lieutenant:Colonel Weatherall, 'Rev. of Foot, Ti" n " '. And. Belcher, John Inglis, Esq. M. Santeroix, D' ll-4 Cochrane, Chief Justice of Halifax,_ Brcnt;i priti Patty, Mt 4. Veittherall and four Children. • PASSENGERS ?ER THE PR,p,:erss Messrs. ROSS, Ciagnion, 1, 1 4116A50n, L. Phelan, H o pe, Gardner, acid Petworth. . . rAssENGEAS PER PRINCE ADOkniCS , Messrs. Robarts, Gibbon, Goldsmith, Broadly, Raw OP Kendall, Taylor, 'Flebutter, and Mister Di4by. 811.4ERNESS, Ava. YESTE R.DAT arrived from the Tkitnes, the 41 1.1 ' wife 4 nci Se'rezpis Store.ships, for 'Lite purpvsc ing stationed for the defence of the Coast. Sailed the Otter Fire-brig, Captain PELLoO si and' Hasty Gun-brig, Lieutenant CHAR CTON. The Iltet:ter went out of Harbour to the Nore• This day arrived from, and sailed again, at' $1 Cruize, the Constant Gun-brig, An' extra& of a letter from New Providel cc 4 dated 'the 3oth June, Announces the'arrival th r . e i on :he preceding Wednesday, of the Topaze., o f 3 0 i guns, captain Crtußcit, with a Spanish. brig fourteen 12- •ounders, having a large sum of nion' e l i very valuable cargo on board. We are h a ll, in being able to corret the report of C4)0.1111 Crltracii having been wounded.;irrithe attion v i/ ! the Spanish ships off the 171avannall. 7' In that ve f t i o gallant 'enterprize, the Spanish ship Of . 7+ gt11: 15 te which the Topoze gave chace, was etintented to her stern chasers, being.Kurvilliifuto lose tim e ) 1 , 1 huffing up_ ter a bro•adsttle. „The appearance o f t s g e Thisbe might possibly, have contributed to this 'prudent 'line of Condo a on the Spanish (=a cc t. mantler ;• but it is a fad that the Thpazr alone the enemy for several hours, .greatly annoying in the pursuit, and finally compelling him to s c ii i safety Yri his harbour, and, as our people -learnedl a vessel from the Havannah, having killed 11. ' wounded several of his crew. The followin Cael g extra& from a dispatch frorn tain,W. MOFFATT to the Most Noble the Govel,l'•l, General in Council, of the Phrei . rix East man has been published . at Calcutta by his V ship'sicommand.: " I beg leave to' inform you, that the Hoil• p:iny's ship -Nat/ix; under my command, in i .,; ‘ ,"ir. 20. 15. N. and long. 9 1 . 18. on the lottl'oe at eight A. M. captured the French privateer) a y rural Malarti, of 14 guns, two of t heirs cv pound carronades, and 120 men, commanded 1-)s' . tizcn JEAN DUTERTE, out five months fro° Mauritius. - ;P " I . am much obliged to my officers and 51 '5, Company for their aaivity in shifting the pris ° e ,tt and-to the officers of His Majesty's EBth and the other Gentle Men on board, for their 3 5 ' i ante in securing and keeping watch over them. org , " The privateet.camieNp, under EtigAitill..c6l°a. with intention to board us ; she is a •finc new ti .rered ship of 150 tons burthen, pierced for IS g and sails remarkably. fast, hat her masts and riqi being in a very bad condili9n) the former shot-hales, they were caKind: z awayi ill, a “c'"" - h N. N. W..in . the riiglht v .ofi i the 1311 - 5, split most of our sailisit be heads to Leeward of poin k t,Palmo . 4L;nkyd - li ave .obliged to tow her ever since.. , ,; One inn only was burs on-board the rpo 1{ ;1! by the recoil of a eatronacle, by which his l e g .e`` broken.. Citizen DUTI...R"I'ii . with iil of cl. are on board the Pivnix." tLG I Las Pai r , . 1- 1 Z are 1C abic 300( tian tgY and exp, Szlr, tar o .'fix. st a , Jul) co t: a t! ,/ `Olll, 4r Int( ,'Ta t Ape] 41e.. iti E 'Poi t o t: th e zud] is 1p to s obli thf, of cox: dia tail 11 1i1 ~. ~~. ~-