The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

MAILS. 1 , 1/I. A RRIVtD. -- - I Cottenbingh - - • - . . rgit 1111 - Lisbon o PRICE OF ST')CKS, ?Vitt DAY AT TWILVK O'CLOCK.' CODSOIS, ... - S7i THE SUN. 110LIM QUIT DICE •ALIUM AUDILAT ? LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1804. ,As this Paper was rutting to Picas, we received Paris Papers .to the '6‘h inst. Letters from Vienna state, that the Imperial Court gazette, which used to style EcINAFARTZ the new Sovereign of France, on the z3d of Augost, I,r the first time s styled him His Mniesty Napoleon the First. BONAPARTe arrive at Aix.la.Chapene on the go inst. in the morning. A. Letter from Genoa, dated 25th ult. confirms the fad of the Embargo having been laid on the Russian and:Swedish-Ship! :in thellarbour of:Leg. born, whidh had created great alarm among Com. mercial and raised the price of provisions ; but adds, that the Ord(r.was rercoked /quo dityr after it was tub/jibed. This Letter from Genoa is in the PaMeeste of the 7th, and a part is copied into e ?h,:iteur of the Bth instant, hut that part which relates to the revocation of the Ordcr for the Embargo, is omitted, It is as3erted positively, that. the POYIt is to set out from Rome on till 26'th September f Paris, where he will take up his residence in the Thuilleries. -THF HeIMbWIZ; Una due on Wednesday last ar. rived yesterday.,,The most important article of in. hid) it brings, is, that an embargo has lye rr. laid upon the Russian and Swedish Ships in the Hatbnur of I,ghorn. This filet is mentioned in a Letter from Leghorn, dated the loth of August it states, that • the French General in that City havin3 received Dispatches from Paris, imme. diately gave orders to take an aec;nnt of the Rus. sian and Swedish Ships in the Ktrhnur, and also of those behanging toanother Power (probably D:n. matic); An account was immediately taken of these Vesiels, in the French way, that is to say, they were Liken possession of by soldiers, and a Fr ench s he muutt, 1-14rbour— is is evident that BONAPARTE entertains considerable apprehension of the Russian Power in the Mediter. Wean. Orders have been' issued for garriaoning Ancona, and tivita Vecchia, with French Troops, • and titere is great reason to believe that Bo N AT'A RT E will take possession of all the Kiss; of .NA-, Continental Territories, al a measure of precantiou. It is stated, in a Letter from Limenburgh, that public notice has been given that English commo. diries may pass free throughout the Hanoverian Ter. ritories, provitltd they are not inn English account. This permission could only have been granted by' the French ,from the conviction that it was i m p os . sible to prevent the introduainn of English goods, or else from some pre-concerted plan of plunder. Holland, we understand, is in constant egPeffition that the French Government will lay an Embargo upon all the Shipping in its Parts. THE KING of FRANCR, it seems, has been in. cinceti to leave Grodno, lialing had reason 19 appre. bend that Emissaries from the Corsican Court had followt.d hitt% from Warsaw. The unfortunate Mo narch had previously been invited by the KINQ of Sky ED E N ta accept an asylum in his dominions.-. The pLee to which the KING of FRANCE is vrie, is understood to be Calmar in Sweden„ His Majesty rrmajoed at Grodno tsix days, and left it at mid. night, proceeding to Mittau, and from thence . tO C,:troar. . There can be no doubt that the illustrious lq,itive' wilt obtain a safe refuge to the Swedish t,:ttitories. ca, the brother uf the KING of FR4N' . esterd,ty lett town, and it said, is gone to join the Istoortunate Head of 'bit - Fonily,' and other branches of it, who are assembling for the pUrpOse tit Arranging sortie important operations. it has been surmised that the KING of FaANCE was induced to quit. Grodno on account of the present critical situation of alf4ira between the Up. etttrt Tyrant of France and the Ettrittott of ItySst Conceiving; that it might be proper for him to leave the Territories of the latter till mat-, tens are brought to . a definitive iksue between the Corsican Usurper and the court of St. •PeterSbUrgh. It; Ft OCC and Sweden arc in much the same alinatinl4 as- France at * ul Russia, We do not con sider term as a 'probable explanation of the rnuti,:es which have urged the KING of Fa Arr E to a,tka suds a 'hasty liellartUrC irom the D..i•AiniPns of 'the . kubstan Emperor, where it was auppoi.eci that he would have ii4ed his abode.. 'till there . ail i neated to be riotrie• probability of his 'regain ing thailluone of his 4neestors,. which is now in possessionlofthc rn . qat'Oe - testublenlanster thatev4 :rarnpleti upon a people s 'ind insulted mankind, IV .1' .C, tY . DOVER, SEPT. 16.—The weather has been •so very hazy to-day, that Dover Castle has scarcely been dbcernible from the town. A heavy firing' at times has been heard during . this afternoon, which , is supposed to proceed from the French Soldiers at exercise on the other side, the firing not being so quick as when it comes from our ships. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 14.—Arrived last evening• the Prince Ernest Packet, Captain PLTRB, with Mails from America, eighteen days passage from Halifax. When the Prince Ernest left New.Yurk, La Didon and La S ' , belle French Frigates were lying there, blockaded by His Majesty's Ships Leander and Cambrian. His Majesty's Ship Boston, of 32 guns, was at Halifax, refitting. Yesterday, ofF Scilly, the Packet spoke His Ma. jetty's Ship filer/beim, of 74. guns, with a Fleet of 5o Sail, under Convoy, from the Leeward Islands, all well, 38 days passage from Tortola. Previous , to the sailing of the Prince Ernest from Halifax, the Princess Amelia Packet had arrived there with the July Mails,'and sailed for New. York. Also arrived yesterday the Tosorishend Packet', DODD,' 12 dais from Lisbon, with Mails ; left ly. ing there. His Majesty's Ship Amphion, 32 guns, and Was/Sloop, of 18 guns ; a 1,6 the VerisiNgharn and .Diana Packets) also a. Dutch Sloop of War, which arrived there on' the 29th ult. with dis. patches from the Cape of Good Hope. In the pas. sage home • the TorrAmshend spoke His Majesty's Ship La Bevolutionaire, 44 guns, in lat. 49. 37, long. 7. 37 : with the outward.bound West India Convoy, all well, out 7 days from Portsmouth. Arrived His Majesty's Brig Seagull, of 18 guns, Capt. BURKE, from a Cruize. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Humber, of 16 guns, Capt, HILL, with the Musa's, CANDY, and New Brunswick, NORTH L Ak. 13, for the Downs; the liar. sequin Armed Ship, on a Cruize ; and Atiiive . Excise Cutter, ICI Naht I N, on a Cruize. Passed this Port on Wednesday last, for the East. ward, a Line of Battle Ship and a Frigate, supposed to he His Majesty's Ship Vegan:, 74;guns, with the Jamaica Feet. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. I s.—The Men of War men: tinned in my last to be standing into the Sound> arrived on Thursday evening, and consist of the Temeraire, of 98 pro, Capt. W. 11. KELLY, from a Ctuize off Rochefort ; Terrible; of 74 guns, Capt. Lord U. PMYLET ; Thuvierer, of 74 guns, Capt W. Bgnroito, an 4 libigrague, of 1+ guns, Capt. R . orwAy, 6. the Arrived this evenirq the Atahmte Sloop of War, of i. 6 guns, Captain Nitta e f t ELL), from 4 Cruize in the Channel. Sailcd the Topaz' e, of 38 guns, Captain W. 'j LAKE, on a Cruize in the Iribh Cannel. The Transports with French Prisoners, which arrived here on Thursday last front St, Domingo, weighed this morning from Catwat er , an d anc h ore d between the island and Main, for the purpose of proceeding tit the Eastward ; but whether their de s ti nat i on is fur Portsmouth or Motla►r, is at pre. sent uncertain. Po tcrst.tov ru, Sr I.T. t6.—Arrived the ifsineourt Man of War, with the Fleet (about 40 Sai under Convoy, from the Mediterranean, which are put under quarantine at the Mutherbank. Sailed the Speedwell Brig of War on a cruize, a n d th e Aiilibrw; Schooner, with a Convoy 'for Nc w found land Arrived the Mimher Armed Ship from the West ward, anti has made a signal fur a Convoy to the Dawns. SHEERNEkti, Barr, i6.--,Sailed yesterday the Braddich Hired Aimed Ship, with the 1341 tic Con- voy, Sailed the Lively Frigate, Capri ii.moNn, for the Duwni. Came down the River the Deptford `fender, with impres%ed Men an 3 Nrolunteers for the Vieet. The K Hired Artnctl Ship' has the Signed flying for Convoy to the shipi at this Port —the Zealand, Princess of Orange, Vi:...ntvitra,. Spy, and Kuty llircd Alined Ship. DE A L, SEpx. 16.—Arrived 11;5 Majesty's Sloop °rester, Iran Cruize off Ostend ; Mariner and Rohl Gun-brigs', from a Cruize &XI Dunkirk ; and llistr Gun-brig, from the Nure. Arrived also, the Thrasher, Pelter, aintl I?ijleinan, Gun'-brigs, from the Note. fiaiitd the-Orestes Sloop, - on a Craize off o,tend, , and C0,v?i,.9 Gun..brik, for.Dungencss. • T :c L frly.9in ton, Capr. SCOTT, came down from the River, 'itna sailed for Charleston. Arrived the Sarah, Capt. CRAIG, from Bremen, with Swiss Emigrants, bou► u i to l'hiludelphiii, . ~,,- . M . , In the Downs onarch,' tYtrecht• Inflexible, ' Cava; , C , r.eyhoulxl, tifiviirfr,e, ; Lucifer, Devagati9n 'll4driner,,,pitor t llold...Thrash;.,tr,, !olter, Rifleman, Arnied. Defence Situ-;, and i g.i'iff spout; u before, riulridfll C'.`, 5 k.I 3 SOL. Oak, 4MI 1' . c i ic 1 hia JERSEY, SEPT. rt.—A Fleet of about 17 - or IS sail of the Enemy were discovered yesterday in the East part of the Island, supposed to have sailed from St, Nlalo.—Several of the. Cruizers on this station weighed anchor, and obliged them to run on shore near Portbail, about five leagues from this.lslani ; bat we have not heard to-day whether they arc still there - or nut. Lttrin, SEPT. I 3 arrived in Leith Roads the Chapman Armed Ship, from Tonningen. On► Tuesday sailed from Leith Road% the Leith and Lord Melville Armed Ships, with a Fleet under Convoy for the Baltic. Same day arrived the Dili. gence Armed Sloop from a Cruize. GRRENOCK, SE PT. t4.--Arrived yesterday morn. ing, the./rma/inda, MARQUI4, from Grenada, al. ter a passage of 33 days ; spoke on the ti th current the Fame, Bit ows of this Port, for Newfonndland, out three days, 20 leagues tp westward of Tory, The West-India Fleet sailettfrom Grenada the zsth July. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE. MONEY. To the Officers and S►hip's Company of His Majesty's Ship . Spitfire, fur the capture of the Danish Ship •Pwilling the second an.i final distribution of the proceeds of the stud Ship's,cargo, at Mr. Hawker's Counting-house, Plymouth. on friday next, or every t Tuesday and Friday for three years afterwards, at the same place. To the Officers and Companies of His Majesty's Ships Adamant, Lancaster, and Rattlesnake, for the capture of .the L'Esperance, the 21st August, 'Soo, a distribution of the proceeds reserved to ans wer t he ex pences of the A ppeal against the Sea Nymph, lately restored by the Lords of Appeal, at the Office of Messrs. Onunaney and (Mice, No. tt, Cecil street, Strand, on Monday the ist of October, and for three years afterwards, at the sante place. To the Officers and Companies of His Majesty's Ships Dio .mede, lupiter,f Ilraave, and 'Hindostait, for the capture of L'Union, the 27th May, !Sol, a further Distribution of the proceeds, at the Officei of Messrs. Ommaney and Druce, No. 11, Cecil-street, Strand, on Monday the ist of October, or every succeeding day for three years afterwards, at the same place. Four Cartel Ships, with French Prisoners from Jamaica, are arrived at Plymouth. Lieutenant HMO? is appointed to the command of the Phcs,thorus Fire-vessel at Woolwich. The. Rein Deer, Saracen, Spy, and Raven Sloops, are ordered to proceed to the.Nore without delay. The Clyde Frigate is arrived at Woolwich for the purpose of heir% taken into dock to be repaired. We have been • favoured with a letter from an Officer of the Bengal Cavalry, who. was on board the ifp/in East Indianfan,' when taken-by the Plycke French Privateer, on the the gth of Jan. last. This Gentleman's account of the principal circumstances of the capture corroborates those already known. The crew, incluaing passengers, compriAed 80 men, opposed to 300 in the French . Ship, which had 24.10ng r s pdrs. by which they easily damaged the sails, &C, of the /Win at a distance at which her CarfOnadtl could tike no effect. The situation of the Ladies, during the engagement, was parti. cularly distressing, as (tor safe') ) they were p4tceil in the 1101(1, where the wounded were necessarily brought tswn, hut happily the four wattled G:tri. Hemet) were not of the number. Captain M , Rne, who was killed, was of His Majesty's 80:11 Re. giment. • 'Captain AMORY ) severely wounded, is of a Malay • Regirwrit in the Comr_any's service, The treatment ' received from the I 4 tenCh Captor s was t h at o f perfect urbanity and honour. Captain TROUART is described as a shrewd and able old Officer. * He has 3o Qfficcrs under him ; his crews contain English,' Scotch, and Irish men.' The let. set i s dated at Calcutta, February 17th, and !Apes, that the Caroline Frigate had just brought in apri. vateer of 26 guns, making the fourth, out : uf nine, fitted out at the Mauritius. By the Halitax (Nova Scotia) Papers to the 25th ult. we learn that the fic.rion Frigate arrived at H.lll. fax on the 22 , 1. Mr. Notcriicoctc, late Purser of the Lilly Sloup'of War, and Mr. M. HKAD, the Master, who was wounded in the engagement, are on hoard the Bortai. We yesterday received 'Amorican Papers to the loth ult. 'the following . arc the most material article% they contain. NeW-YOUK, AUG. B.—A Gentleman arrived at Philadelphia from CharlestoWn, Informs,' that at the time of his sailing considerable mortality prevailed in that City, and that upwards . of 20 persons (ex. elusive of Blacks) had died the day previous co his departure. AUGUST 9.—The King and Chiefs of 'the Osage Indians, who have lately attracted so much notice in some of our Southern cities, arrived here on Tues. day, from Philadelphia, accompanied by an inter. prefer and suite. AUGUsT 9.—Extraa from the Logbook of the ship Mau, of Baltimore :*" On Sunday, July I, in lat. 2 7. 54. long. 62; 30. in sight of OR: ship 4i#y, brio w, of Baltipore, spoke a French priva. leer mounting 1+ gun, , and rso men, who had cap. tilted the ship fiopinvell, St, (N, and brig Rock. land, ATKINR, both ut .Y , prk, and sent them futt;uadaloupe, The privateer boarded. the Hope. nurll alter, a contest of' about .half an hour s -in which the boatswain was wounded, and the supercargo and 'five seamen killed. In the engagement with the brig, Captain, Aix irts was dangerously woim.!ed ,by a shot through the body, and had three of his seamen killed. The privateer had ten of htr c rew killed, and a considerable number wounded." Saturday at noon Lord Ni LVILL P. came to town from Wimbledon. Soon alter the krtivill ,of his Lordship at the Admiralty Sit 1141 e POP HAM had a long interview. Crt - ptaill HRATHCOTE, son of Sir W. COTE!, is appointed to the Cyclups, lying Guard -ship at Lytnington. Capt. FFE appointed to the Rein Deer Sloop ; and J. l)2 eft, Esq. is appointed Secretary to Greenwich Hospital, in the room o f the late j. bIIIIITSON, SaturdAy advice was received. of the arrival of the Ru.;,tta, Elbe, Nelms, and some other Demerara and Stoinam Slops at Bristol, Liverpool, &c. They lets D..tnerara on the 24. th July, under convoy of the S.uop of War, armed at Tortola on. the vh Auguht, and sailed on, the 6th with the Ospru,.... Pyladei afterwards met and took charge of them to Europe ; the :.bon Ships parted front the Cnyoy a week since ; off the CO4it of I,l:eland. THE ROYAL -FAMILY landed from their eruixe yesterday afternoon about five o'clock, and were received with the usual honours. On theirlanding the Earl and Countess of RADNOR and Sin WIC waiting ro pay their respeds, and they walked with the ROYAL FAMILY to the Lodge. His MAJESTY continued in conversation with the Isllble Earl, anti HER. MAJESTY. . and the PRINCESSES with the Countess. His MAJESTY, in a' -short time after, went upon the Parade, and inspeaed the Picket Guard previous. to their marching to theii pasts for the night. • In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY honorwed the • Theatre- with their presence. The house over.. flowed in every part, and on the entrance of the ROYAL FAMILY, they were received with hu7zss and clapping of hands, for a considerable time ; the Performers singing God Save the King, with en thusiastic applause. The performance was for the Benefit of Miss Da CAMP, and it was the last night of her engagement. At the close, Miss Da CAMP came forward,, and acknowledged her obligations for the flatter ing manner in which she-had been received during her engagement. The sea air, we are extremely happy to say, doP ' Hts Ma JIM' an infinity of good. SE?TittaBIR IS. About half past six o'clock this morning 111 $ gs-rr took. his usual early ride ; t grand tear rriev;ile of v of th the e R ao ' l r tA o h o Le p s pcA s e t in a er t r i l o a, i n o e on d ea in - a short time to breakfast, to prepare for ittO they were met by ffit bu t iticiee: ges t .r e ; o t u u H.noo rni , MA j airy left his carriage, and mounted his chargeif and proceeded to pass the frodt of the clifferenc. lines uncovered, and as HIS MAJESTY passed eack• Battalion, he was received by the whole 01 g, he Troops with arms 'presented, Colours flying, 031 the Band playing God sal„ , e the King, Etc. ,.: MAJESTY then, accompanied by the Roym. Doir s and a number of Noblemen hnd Gentlemen rititts° °. Lion, tookhis stand in the centre, and the diffetentße• giments m m o ; s ir t x ch e e. c ir lle as n t t shnhiiairo. nclio;it, ipanies. The revi ew ' with a in which the numerous .fizid artiiler;6ievin:l:lll4ccexd; tremeir-well supplied, bore a COnSpiCUOUs pant. a " l :e ho n u e g v i c i t osbilseetv4e,rdabilevttrersscipline in Any Trooll; e Whole of their evolutions w ere ex p c e e r 7 ( l : .elYdiv."ollll, ' stl"e g ar t r e i l v t e e d st h e e X r a c t . ll7. Last night Gene ra l MANNERS This day, at half-past twelve o'clock, the Dux of . Sussex artiveci at Gloucester Lodge. This day t he DUKE CAmaxiDGE will g iVe , s. a H gt e gi a n d d dinner t o a numerous - F atly at the Duke Arrivals at Luces Hotel : Miss Campbell, E‘Nalirvs..anidr.l4Blrisr,.l, Rev Mr. Parsons.l3lo,uicl,tior,,nl,l4lNiftr.pltittir.lebisre.k,,fu hrtnre. IP'sifital Sir JAMPS CRAWFORD arrived yesterday in town from 13erlin. He was one of the many carraivAnt. made. by BONAPARTF, at the breaking out p' War, but had the good fortune to escape to wt Bell l o Mr. Thotaa,s FivNIE a, privat e Metrevilet N i c i JACKs 1.4, out Minister at Berlin, came oTsteri;ieto 4.: j Elst t:iat city on the 27 - h AtigUSt, V ia trOna t " ( - 2 * „i ttcur ; but were obliged, by cont u lry windi, I-1 int() G o ttenhurgh, :where slr A M a' CRAWFORD I° A. 4 Packet for Lgi,,ndi an d landed at _Scar. borough on Fridiy last. Be !sit 150 sail at i ncr . .* cn, neon, waiting , c ,i n gA m Ti completely e t a t e l Dn :u)yt n y. fur Eogiant l ) at Tut the season on Saturday 1.,, r w ith Th e 'fur Daughter, and The Irishman London. 'rue oaf change In the Play was she .i,,,,earmice of Mrs. JOHNsToN, instead of Mts. Yotrt4q, in the part e ': . 11 11 JORDAN :f ah De o e r Ar t 6N . Wa l na l ds ie change %as by no means,lo: the better, as Mrs. H. JoHt.Wroti is not liftea for c,,,,liataaas of pathostvieenrcipyewrsie-aitatirtintntlete;rtieanhcl,ce;getereiseideirea:wn'teinep',,raere gtecteo by the Audience.;* - R u,sgLl• forward at the end of the Play to sp ol ogi le • , f ri bf Jon lISTO NE, who, as lie stated, was preveni seyere indisposition from appearbig in t he his char:4er was therefore taken by Ci" 7- file whose own charatter was taken by P00.411P audience readily consented, and the Farce vic,_ni ", 0 tolerably well.---There was a larger audienge,V; is usually seen on the opening at the s eason. Theatre of has been thorouhly cleansed, and Fupte Its' the ornamental parts have been refreshed. whole looks very elegant. A new SCetit.foOMO i ll an additional greenroom, has, it seemS; been since last ACISOII. The Haymarket Theatre closed on Sittirdaylo4 with The Mvuntniurers and The Goy Owl!" c i ;• The house was very well attended. The au itr- - . ) . displayed some marks of Alisplep u re, because SIP' and ,4 4 ses did not aPpe.ir in the last see 6 e•• Li TON apologised, stating that De CAM?, w performed Sadi, was obliged to atten d his ML A Drury.l ane Theatre. ELLISTON, as DeputY nager, then delivered the farewell speech, in (C° t/ ' alloy of the gratitude of the, Proprietor nod f3rmers' for the liberal patronage . which liAd ar;ol',* •e d t h e season. The address was neatly eXll essc ' and very welt received. e rs The First Regiment of Lflyal London VAtin e te , 4 - 1 , mu,teted yesterday in wool preparatory to their proceeding to Epping Forete.' morning early whither they were conveyed in thirty-one car ri4g ( l :, drawn by (wit. bosses each, and having two drivr,ict, on the construdion approved of by the C° lll " "fi wg in Chiet. They returned at an early hoorth'v'e, travelled at the rate of near six miles an !Matti/I*B the heat teas sit intense. - Nearly the whole of the French pr (erne hoard the prison ships in P ortsmouth harbour been landed, under the direttion of Sir F. 113 Olt': and marched fig Norman Cross. 'Ye O r The Marquis of Dotrat.As does n ot rece hand of Miss 13ctsvoito till next month. for i ' joitxsTo:til Hors it A Candiudtc _Kr Sit 11 * ()i" County of Dumfries, in the zoom o LAulti 2 ) dtc.raie4l,