The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-29 00:00:00

Fl 01X1 the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept., h 7► ce Court at the aucen's Palaiv; :th6 2 4 th_ of b?pieinber, 180, fires: tit, 'the Elit:ld's , Mbst Ex c•c M ije,ty in Council. ibis day ontered.,hy His Majesty...in th,h he Parliament winch stdUd proyogued to Th , :ri:lay the ninth d iy i,f (Mob: r next, be further: 'prosrog.te,%i to Wednestlay the enty tiirah . day of Oajoer next. At the Court at the Queen's Palace . , the '24th Of- Septerobyr, 1 Btlti l , prv•sent, the lin.:tp'S'MOA His Majesty harina - been, please'd to appoint "tlie Right Hon. Charles . Grey, calle'd. Laid Viscwiut 1 - . - towlC;;,, to be one'qf His Maje,ty's 'Prih cipa) Secretaries of State l he was . this''day, je,ty.'., , ,i.c6:1 - qtnati4, one of Ills Niajesty's Pciacipal Secretaries of State atto‘ . . ' . e Downing-streqt, Sept, .• The King, has been pleased to cauSe,it ,t9O L bo nitied by the.. Right Hon. Lord His \laje:S..y'Y Principal Secretary of State : fOr Fcir;f,gn Affairs, to the Ministers of Friendly. and'Neutral Powers resident at -dais ,Court,,.that N4 1. , ; ,t-' 6 tY LT. ing been 'pleased, on .the 16th of May' laSt, to d,rea- that the necessary measures should be taken . Lir ttte Elockade of the Coast; . Rivers, and. Ports; . trove the River- &be to the Port of I.lret, bath ; "Hi - Majesty is now, pleased to iled4re, thht . so 'much of such Blockade as 'extended from the River Elbe to the River Ems,' bOth inclusive, is for the present discontinued; 'and that 'from the ,date, hereof, the Navigation of the Coast, Rivers, mid Ports, from the Ri - ver'Elbe - tO the RiVer . Ems; .both inclusive, is as, free, as , such Blockade 4.44 not taken. place. Whitehall, Sept. 27,.. 1,806.. • The King has been pleased to .Onst'ytt:;. nod,ap-' point - the Right. Hon. Tbom6s. Stephens, Bart. John MarkhaM, Ers,q 44.3ritMi.niral of the White. Squadron of Hi§ Majesx'4ik:keti Sir Charles Morice Pole, Bart. Admiral of Blue Squadrcwof His Majesty's Fleet Z. Sir Harry Neale, Bart. ; William Russell, Esq. (coromonly.Called Lord William Russell), and the Right Hon. William Lord • Kensington, to be His . .Majesty:s Commissioners for executing the Office . of High Admiral of (he - United Kingdom of Great Britain and 'lreland, and tae Do minions, Islands, and Territories therenutio belong- nig. Wm-Office, Sept. 27, 1806. STAFF. • . Christopher Bonreard, Esq. to be a Deputy Commissary Cencial of Sto , es, Provisions, and Fori4ge,.to the Forces. Lawrence Donovan, Esq. to be .a Deputy Commissary of Acc,.inpts to the Knees: 'rhos. Havelyn; Geat'..to be an A si' sum CoannissAry of Stores, Provisions, 4na - Forage to tie For ,:es. ',DISPATCHES were last night received from Lord LAUDERDALE, brought - by Mr. Jon34sTort, the Messenger, who arrived in the Downs yesterday afternoon in the Kaizaatbd — Sloop of War. proceeded immediately , to London, and reached town' last night. The contents of the Dispatches are kept secret, but the busy tongue of rumour has this morn ing raised a story that the Messenger brought the Prelitninaries of Peace. Nothing, however, -having 1 . i transpired respeling the purport of tfie Dispatches; we are justified in settiug . dowri tllis nirn6Or, as the mere re:iult of sanguine hope, or of interested specu- lation. It is again stated, that BONAPARTE has quitted Paris, accompanied by the Prince of BENEVENTO, ci-devant M. TALLEYRAND. tion. . . TIIE two Haniturgh Mails, due yesterday se'n night and Wednesday last, arrived this morning ; part of the intelligence brought by which 'we nnti 7 cipated on Saturday. We have also recewed;an in . teresting Letterfrom:our Corre,lsOndent at Bremen. From these, sources of intelligence we learn, that the; warlike preparations of Prussia were contitin , ing 11‘ . th untbated. vigour. Gen: KALKIMUTH • was tuareling from Pomerania to join Gen. BLUCHER in .Westphalia, which junction . being etieCted, the Prussians will have an Army of 45,000 men. in Westphalia la force sufficient to prevent any tin pression being made in -that quarter from the side of 1-lolland. In other quarters the Prussian TroQps - are marching, to the artionnt mentioned 'by us on SaturdaY, - and some detachments of thedi had arrived within a very shOldistance of the French ' tonnients. The Russians, it is stated, were marching in, three divisions to form' a junetion with the Prus ' sian Armies, Letters from Berlin state, that the KING of PiwssfA was to set out from Berlin for the Army • on the 20th inst. The ELEcToa of HESSE, in con templation of approaching hostilities, had,removed from his residence with all his family. There is-also a Letter friyiiiille'Eanks of the Maine, of the 13tii, which states, that all the General Officers and Great Officers of State af.Varis, were, convoked by BONA PARTE 'on the Bth at St. Cloud, where a Grand Council .of War was _held. This circunistance.was'. not mentioned in the Paris Papers of - considerably later dates, but it certainty does not follow from thencethat it is untrue.—On the contrary, the Paris Papers are doubtless ordered to conceal the prepara tions of ,France until the moment for aaion arrives. It is evident ,that the pre4ent situation .of affairs in Eorope - Catinot long continue. Something de .custve, of P e ace or War, InuA soon take place. If the latter, .we .place the greatest reliance upon the cautious policy'of Prussia, upon the strength , and. disposition, of her Aimies, and of the Prussian Na tion. Indeed we scarcely think it poisible"thar any s accommodation can now take place between Prussia• and France ; on the • contrary, War is considered, ~•on the continent, to be absolutely determined on. The Austrians; in the-mean time, are . notridle. By the great exertions of the Archduke' Cuarit.is the Austrian army has beemplaced on the most re speaable footing. A considerable Park of Artillery is established near Brunn, and prodigious quantities Of ammunition and Stores have also been collet:led. In what manner the 'Austrian Government will in the event of a contest between Prussia and France, Foes not yet appear ; but we have no doubt that, if testill!les aataally take place, .-Aktstyla will nbt be backi4rd.in retidetitig 45istarme tiz. - the,neW Cualt- According to Letters crow -Vienna,. Of the 1 oth, . the Anstriaii‘ General BELLEGAUDE appeared before.. Cataro, ancrSiarinnoned it to surrender, The Rus sian commandant refuSed to .surrender the place, and declared, that if the Austrians - made any attempt : to take possession of it, he ‘wouid treat them as enemies:: ' Ttie'AuStrian.General did not hesitate im. mediately to 'soiin4 a.retreat, at4,.was expeaed back 'at Trieste it is.alledged that want, of pros i,itonS disfiblecl him fromvpontinuing. before .Cataro,.. We have little doubt that , this force , was sent by Austria merely for the purpose of saving appearances with BONA• PARTE; and that there. was no real intention of mak ing any efficient, attempt to, obtain _possession of the Place. Austria will not quarrel, with Aussia in order to give BONAPARTE a key, to Turkey, „ . , • WE stated on Saturday that an Order of Council bad been issued for raising the Blockade of the Prus sian Ports. Our statement was confirmed by the Gazette of that evening; which contains a notifica tion, by.command of Jiffs MAJikir, signifying that the Blockade of the Coast, Ri'i;ers, arid ?bits, from the. Elbe to the ms; is discontinued: This measure is a clear indication that great ad vances have already been made towards an accom modation of the differences subsisting between this Country and Prussia. It is said thiit the PRUSSIA.II MONARCH has consented to'f - gtdre - Hanover to this Country, and has pledged liithself'to'plietect that territory, in the mean time, in the eVent of a war with France.- If this is the case, there can he• no doubt that - the KING of PRUSSIA is in earnest, and really determined to try his fortune in a contest with France, in the prosecution of which he will, tea doubt, receive every possible assistantefrom Great Britain. • , . - ' It is now,said, that not LorA IVfottrirff,'but some 'other person, of great talents and considerable ex perience,. will be very shortly sent to Berlin, to bring about a final adjustineni. The Garland Privateer, of Hull, Capt. Witsott, mounting 18:guns, captUred, on the 3d of June, in the South Seas, the St. Michael Spanish Ship, of 2ti . guns, and 126 men, ; iwith-'60,000 dollat:s, and a valuable cargo on board, after an alion of an hour and 50 minutes, within pistol-shot. WE are sorry to learn that Sir R. STRACHAN'S.. Squadron has suffered m1. , .:11 from a heavy gale of .wind, on their . return from - the West Indies . .—, The Terrible, .of 74 guns, one of the Squa- .. drat', arrived oti:t.Friday at Plymouth, under jury masts. The 414cicious is al , !) said to be dis-, masted. The Decarli ,. Frigate arrived with the Terrible, and the, remainder of the Squadron are' hOutly expeEted. r , The Right Hon. TeolNi AS GRENVItLi has not yet etitered upon his furraions - zt the Admiralty, but was expected to do so this afternoon. BARRACKS. lames Fred:Monk, Gent late a Lieutenant ix thelate Nova Scotia Regiment, ,to be a Barrack-Master at Annapolis - Royal, vice Wl,liainS, deceased. Deputy Barrack-Master iVsn, Willtains`ro be a Barrack-D. , taster in Cleat nßritain, vice W I. Puce Warrington, Gent. on Halt-pay as Lieutenant of gth Foot, to be a Deputy Barrack-Master in G'reat Britain, vice Williams. . . Or dncrnce- Office, Sept. 24, 18-4. &oat' Regiment q- 'Wray. Major David Meredith to be Lieutenatit-Coloriel, vice Shy ring, deceased. Dated Seize. 15 1806. Captain Richard 7)iexin4on to be Miljur,. vice Nie:etuto Dated as aoove. Second Captain i'..s. Hughes to be Captaiii, vice 1)4:1611- 50n_ Dated as ab. , ve , First Lieut. F. Gordon to beSe tond ,Captain, vi, e Hughes. 'Dated - . as above. second 'Lieut. . Cubitt to be First Lieutenant,' vice . Goraon. Dated as above. Cwps of Royal E,ginerls. Charles Dixon, Gent.' tu Lieutenant, vice Mercer, proulotea. Da .d Stpi. 11)06. t -., • Commissions' signed by the L., d Lieutenant of ,the Caunty of • Sunderland 6'-..',. err Artiilrryy l` Cepr,' Thornas Ay ft , to be2tilajor. '1',.0 be Captains, First' Liente.:ant Christopner Dc , oson vice resigned. January 4, rt.rol. , First Cieut. Vertiber ton, jun. vice Wake, resigned. Date' as above. Lieut ben), Bray, vice Ayre, promoted. Dated Dee. 9, 1815. First 1.1..ut. lbsepli L wbank, vice Roxby, resign.. eit Dated as 413 ,, ve. , To he Fi.fst Lieutenants— Second Lieutenant Thomas Har roan, vice Scacethatn, iesigned. Dated Sept. 17, 18,4, Second Lieut. Win. Haddock, jun. vice Bustiy, promoted. I . aced as ay,ove. Second t lent. loluhraylor, vice Pcmber t,n, jun. promoted. Dated fan. 4,, xSoS: Second Licu. tenant Thomas Pemberton, vice Dobson, promoted. Dated a above. Second Lieut. Thonaas Bonner, vice Bray, nioted. Dated liecenibcr 9, iBcis Second. Lieut. 'P - n r Commins, vice E wbank, promoted. Dated as above. Second Lieut. John Pexall Kidson, vice Taylor, resigned. Dated March to, itioG. , To be Second Lieutenants, John Ridley, Gent, vice Taylor, p:otnoted. Dated OClober 17, rSor. SMait Atkinson, vice Runner, promoted. - Dated NI - la - hie, itio6. T. Cropron, Gent. vice Cummins, promoted: Pates' as above. To he Adjutant, First Lieut._ Win. flaadocb;ll4o. Datra Sept. 17, 434. Crantitiszioas Jigned by the Lord Lieutenant rf. theraounty of Surrey. . • -Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry, First Lieut. T. I to be Cap. taut in the Rifle Company, vice the Hon. Wm. El hot, resigned. Dated Sept. 20,'1806. Second Lieut. Win. Lee to be First Lieurrinon, vice Lack. Dated as above.. Dpbpl.l Knight, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Lee.' ated as above. • Camrnirrion in the Cardigan Militia, .signed by the Lord totaNt, George H. Freeling, Geist. to be Ensign. Dated August zo, 1806. • • 13 1 ANKRUPTCILS SUPERSEDED. john Bennet, of Compton Martin, Somersushire, lames Ben nvt, of belanchester, and George Bennet, of Bedminster, Sontersctstdre, dealers and co-partners. %Villidut critChlq, of Manchester, calico-printer. - IMAKRUPTS.' Anne /larding, of Bristol, .haberdasher, to surrender 04t, ro, • 11, and Nov. 8, at eleven, at the Bush. Tavern, Bristol. AttornieS, Messrs. Payne and Borges, : Sniall=si f cet-court, . Bristol ; or Mr Thou , Francis Oliver, of High- Cross, Middlesex; grocer, to surrender Oct. io, at six, 1, at ten, autrNov. 8, at one, at GLiildnall. Attornies, Messrs. .VitriAht' and •13ovill, Cliaucery- lane. jOSeph Bra'cge, of Girton, Nottinghamshire, dealer, to sur render Ott; to, at six, I 1, at telt, and Nov. 8, at one, at Guildhall, Lotidun, Attorney, Mr . . Spike, Elm-court, Kittle. 'Claudius Chervet and lames Fletcher, late of IValbrook, London, merchants aid ,co-pariners, to surrender Sept. 30, Oct. ti, and N.Ai. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall., Anoraks, Messr.;'. and Thotason i - Copthali-, court, Throgniorton-slr , et. 3ealleS CLitki of lloundsiutch, London, cock and brass , founder, to surrender Oct. 7, ..14, and Nov. 8, at ten, et u Anoraks, Messrs. l.ollzns and WaLer, Spit4l - (LIVIDENDS. Nov. S. George. Robinson and John Robirisnn, of Pater noster-row, London, bo , ikseliers and co-partners, at one, at Gui c)et. zo. eph Pithluck, of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, itiilier, at tievot, at the G curse Inn, Hew:lley. Ott. ?.o. I.utin Walleils the younger, of I.)e, Oldswinford, Wurcet , ishiN, viduaitcr, at eleven, at' the George ion, Bewdley 1. loscph Stevens, of G ravesend, Kea, linen-ckaper, zt twelve, at Guildhall, LtAidon. OE} , :1 3 . Chides Thacker the yount , cr, tate of Caister; next ;,. , Nor( ;tk,' at eieYcli, sit Jilt: i 1,1,11 cif' ) iiierair, fit ele.;.. I Ai, di ' 1 y, A rt.e4leVihin. let, 2 0 1 ip,1111,:3 !..twat. „'ol lit rmimter„ k\ i reestersiliie, i toiske_pe:, C1eY4.31, at Lie GtiJlge Bewniey Nov, 3 i•imes Tremleti, ut 'Exeter, d),er, at twelve, at, the Giooe l a..ern, xete: Nuv. is. - Levi Liiiging and I :Vailiam Henry Lingitur, of Lettii.e lane, Lu tt uli, 411e.icto11.t.1k1 i..o.partuers, t .Oct. is. Win William tither, now or late of Bowling. l; Late Cierken well M victualler, at twelve , at kijilhail4ll.; •iNOW . 4 B.obert:Wallai;', of. ,K4l:llisttect,, • 40141()X1 W 401 e. sate . iinen-draper, at eleven, at t,uildliall. • , N•ov. 8. la:nes M a oterman,, tato ot,•_,Buoder.s4Ury, I..ondon, wia:cliutasema, at ten, at Guildhall.' Nov. ,S.' • W of Manchester-street, .Man.. cli , !,ter-AParei Middlesex, bniitter, at twelve, at Guild.; • .11:111. , • " : Oct. ie.: Benjamin. Oster, late of Falmouth, Cornwall, merchant, at eleven, at Continues Hotel, i'Vlifflatitir. •\ • Ngv.• 1. • riroalaY.-Bev-ab - .Fariner,' of Botherhithe, Surrey, • carpenter, ,at twelve, at GuiltLiall, Lot:doh. • • • Oa. az. ot'Chorlt ,, n-rutty, LaaeaShire, dyer, at, three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. 4 2.0.' William Lawley, lateiff CleObury Mortimer, Salop,. tirriber-rne . ;:_nant, at,t4even, at the George Jon, ,Bewdley, i of .the Dog-row, Bethnall - Green , et:sliesex, nurse-neater, at ten, at Guildhall. U•;l.' :8. Edwakd W Inwood and Samuel .Thodey, of the toultry, Loudon, Scoten.ladurs and co-partners, at tem, at Guildhall, CERT IFICATES. • Oa.. tB. lolin Shaw, of kore-strcet, cripplegate; Loudon, :chec6cplogier. (I,nnon, of Kingsland.road, 'Middieacx, flax..-dres'ser atid ue,l.,acking-toan 'tract u ref farnLs YetAlleiiii; late of Tautworth, Staffordshire and Wan. i.wicklitine, clothier. Wiiildlil Deall. or Newborough, Lancashire, cornnaowbrewer. kicpard Wilson; of lir . ead-reet, Loudon, merchant, MAILS. AR R ED-2 Hamburgh, z Dublin, x Waterford. Du z—r Hamburgh, 5 Gotteriburgli, r Lisbon, -z Waterford. THE. SUN. , SOLLI4 QUIZ< DICILRZ FALSUM AUDILAT L / 0 N 1) ON, MONDAY S SEPTEMBER 29, 80. THE HAMBURGII MAILS. EIiNA, SEPT. 10.—Accord . n2; to ac -aunts ft -A1 M.ll Major=General Count' BELLEGAnDE, trieLtiOitiltibil of the signing of the Treaty of Peace by VI D'Ounitn, which he had communicated to, theltitssian Admiral SENAVIN, commanding at Ca taro, • . had no effeet. As his orders, . therefore, - were to obtain possession of Cataro, .by consent Or force, he cast anchor before the place:' But ht , found the Russians' fat from inclined.,Ao render it. The Russian Commandant even declar ed, that if the Austrians attempted to land,, he would treat them as Enemies and sink tneir. Ships. • As,it was impossible to undertake any thing with any hope of success, Count BELLEGARDE had,..de lermined to wait for new instruaions, and bad sent DE L'EPINE to General LAURISTON, to liinfortn hint of the situation of affairs. 3:7lkecording to-Later accounts, Gen. BELLZGARDE, frcAri want of provisions,' had been obliged to...leave his station, and was expeted back at Trieste. Thesq circumstances occasioned the revi7al of the unfound. eel report that Cataro had been given up. .he English force in Sicily and Calabria amounts to 24,000 men. • .71NitoaAvtA, SEPT. B.—We are assured that a con sideraiAe.Park of Artillery will be established two leagues from Bruhn. At this moment magazines, ammunition,' artillery, &c. are conveying frOM Linz to Budweis.. It is eTecialAy„,to, the honour of. the Archduke CHARLEs;thatte has „been able, in a . . , very'Swart time, to place the :army, on a most re- . . ,-spOClable footing. Not only all the regiments are Torei-thailTeomplete; but. he,has celleaed a prodi gioui.qnantity of ammunition of every kind.. The corpVin,MOravia alone has already in. its s tnagazine 13,000 musket's more than arewanted. BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPT, 13.—An the Gem neral Officers and . Great: Officers of State who are at Paris, were convoked•by the Emperor NAPOLEON on the sth' of this month, at St.. Cloud, where it, is said that his Majesty held:.a Council of War, the ' poli ical situation of Europe requiring measures of precaution. We 'are assured that a list is in the Press, at Paris, Of the . . - narries of all the Public Functionaries whom 111941 - 1 - ijesty the Emperor intends to raise to the rank oebae, Coimt, Miarquis, AUGSBLIRGII, SEPT. 11.-After. the arrival of a Courier from, Paris, Marshal LEFEBVRE'set'out lioux this city, at eleven at night, to go by Nordlingen to Dunkelsbuhl. His departure has gik en strength to the report that War is determined on betweek France and Prussia. We are assured that the departure of the French Troops ficria Germany is deferred for -. .an indefinite time, and that it will not take place till the differ ences shall be terminated which at present subsist between France and Prussia and France and Russia. - BERLIN, SEPT. W.—His Majesty, it is &ter- Mined, will set out fur the Army on the Ma. 'He Wi.l go first to Magdeburgh and Halle, and insdtct the whole military line. One of our Journals says, that the towns of Sprot tau,. Sagan, Gruneburgh, and others, .declareci; at the moment their GarrisOns left them, that they would reward, at their return, the warriors Who' . . should distinguish themselves, and provide ter Yesterday morning His MAJESTY,. attended by GeneralsFlTzitoy and INIANNINCiIIAM, LOTd WAL SINGHAM, Count MUNSTER,- 'and the Honourable Mr. BULKELEY, paraded - the .R . Oyal - Regiment of Horse Guards..(Blnes,) an.d.the KING'S Own Royal Stafford Militia, in the Windsor Court Yard; after wards walked to St. George's Chapel, with Princesses AUGUSTA, .SOPRIA, AMELIA,• ad. MARY, attended by Ladies "BOOTHBY and MATILDA WYNYARD, Lord WALSINGHAM,,COunt 'MUNSTER, Generals FITZROY and MANtI6:6IIAm, and the Hon., Mr. BULKELEY, - where a • Sermon was preached by the Rev.. Dr.- MARSIIAN; front 13th chap : . Mark, 35th, 3Gth, and. 37thverses :—afterwards went to Prbg more, and returned at three o'clock to the Castle. Her MAJESTY and .PjltiteSS 'ELIZABETH had. Di-, vine Service ;performed in the Palace ; ,afterwardsl went to Frogmore,,and returnedwith HiS..NIAJE.STY. His MAJESTY was dr6;!.;ed iit the Wl : Uniform of the Royal RegiMent of Horse Guards (Blues). . On Saturday last a Cabinet Council - "was held at the Foreign Office, from tine to three o'clock, at . Earl MOtaA, act.ompaniett by LOrd ALEXANDER which the following Members assisted: Lord GREN. t PultDON, felt Hyint.! On lbursciay, to itispo the vILLE, Earl SPENCER, Lord Itiwick, Mr. WIND- - . troupS and works at Do‘er ; they afterwards pro- NAM, Lord H. PETTY, Lord HoLtdirtb, and Mr. T. . GRENVItLE. : , ceetted. thence to ,Us-prihge,,' io muster. the troops ! there. The --Countess of 1..,600ur . lett Hythe on . Mr. WAGSTAFFE, the Messenger, set off on Fri , day night for the Continent, with Dispatches. , , Friday to meet the Sari at ROLhester; after which ' . Sir SAMUEL'AUDEMUTY is appointed Commander they set otf for London, where they arrived early on of, the Military Forces at Buenos Ayres. Saturday morning. General SPENCER, it iS expeaed, will command . Sir T. TURTON has already offered himself for . the 40th and 54ci RegiMents. Lieutenant -Generals Southwark, in the anticipation of a vacancy , the Earls of ROSSLYN an., Stmcoi are daily expect- ThePlYmouth; and it is understood that the Ex remainS of "iir:'olA B 44fe.puttintothe - cutside' - ' - edit coffin on Thursday. It is covered with black - vel- " ..... pedition is only waiting for their aria.tai. vet, ornamented with silver plates and nails: The 'r An'addition to Major-Generals , Sir G. PREVOST 'principal plate at the t o p has his arm s elegantly ena. aid - Sir. ARTHUR WELLESLEY, LleUtenalit General WatTELOtx was sent . for to town uy tele i ;tai.ntk: os graved, with. the words : " The Right Honourable! R ARLES JAMES Fox, died September the 13t1i,180, patch, and arrived on Friday night ; lie luta an •i:1- a g ed conterence . With the Commander- hi-C., wt . ; 58 years." The corpse is in the front parlour, -vt , ltich looks into the Park. The last time the Prince and it is understood that he is to oe 'emplop_ti to of WALES visited the deceased, he handed Lim into command in: chief in South Atnelica. . • •: that room. -• -The Merchants of Falmouth engaged. in the . Lis _. the wives and orphans of those who should , fall in the field. To enable themselves to fulfil ino6e promises, subscriptions were opened, which speedily produced,considerable sums. WEYMAR, SErT. t 14—If we may believe gencrd reports, 130,000 Russians are entering Siiesia, aS Corps-de-Reserve. The French are concentrating themselves in i-Srce near ...Bayreuth and Cobourg, where,' . docurdin6 , to all-'agpearance, the first blow will bei struck, 1111/CS3 it should be in the emiru:th of Munster: The Loire - Frigate is to-be paid off at.Deptford.— Capt. MAITLAPFD, the Commander, is appointed 'to the Volontaire Frigate, which was Captured at the Cape of Good Hope. The Clarendon, Ditrw, from JaMaica, is arrived at Bristol; she parted from the Fleet on the 23d of August, about 100 leagues to the :eastward of the Gulf, in a violent. gale : about 100 Sail then in com p GALF, from Jamaica, is arrived , , say. The n. Eli zabeth, the Clyde : she parted frosu the Fleet about -•six weeks since. bon Trade, finding themselves .'to 'a 'rely- . great and serious tisk by not tieing asole to cited t..t-.r insurances on the s Townshend Packet, Whica satica from Falmouth fig Lisbon. the I ith 1114CdtiL, iii consequence of a talse report of 'the 'capture, babe wjopted measures to detect the tinpusiti m by which. their interests are so materia.ly attested, .and are determined to punish the authors witn the. . utinost severity. They have solicitel the Coonnit ., te.at LLOYD'S (as the Underwriters are dim) , - Tired LiV'the orders for itsurance not being compie,teu) to join thew in their intended prosecution.