The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-10 00:00:00

MAILS. AR ass; Eq —2 Waterford. Flamburgh, 2 Cotten. burgh, Waterford. PRICE 0; STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'O,OC X. Consols - - ,6 3ib I 0 mnium . . . Bii THE SUN. SOLZM QUIS “CERE FALSUM A UtrZAT ? L ir D 0 N, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, :806. The American Ship Georgia, Capt. PRICE, from Savannah, arrived at Liverpool, wias boarded on the Bth August by an Officer from a French Squadron of five Ban of the Line, lat. 34. 64. long. 68. ;15. steering to the 'Westward examined all his papers, an-el then suffered him to proceed. The Officer was particular in his inquiries after the homeward bound West India Fleet they had, captured the day kefore a British Ship bound to New Providence. The Chiswick, Capt. KERSLAKE, from Barbadoes, arrived at Liverpool, spoke on 4he . l9th August the' Tippoo Sail, from Savannah, which had seen the Fiench Fleet on the 111th of August in hit. 33. 0. long. 69..6. The Chiswick spoke ou the 29th August The Brig Leviathan, bound from Grenada to Lou . don, in.1at.,45. 30. long. 36. 0. who parted,-frorn the Fleet on the 17th, near Bertriuda!, Admired CoCH RANE then in company, with four sail of the Line. WE received last night and this • morning Dutch Pagers to the 7th inst. Although the Paris Papers - have hi,therle preserved .the most pi - 611mnd silence respeding the military preparations of the KING of PRUSSIA; the Dutch Journals have at length ventured to notice them. But while it is acknow ledged that these preparations exceed ady that have been made since the days 'Of FEEDE, LICK the GREAT, it positively affirmed that nothing-canbe mere absurd than to . suppose they are intended against France, as.the best übderstand ipg subsists between the.' two Powers. It ap pears,' however,' that the French Government . was absurd enough to suppose, that the immense Ar mies.which were colleLling might be-dcstined to ate against France, for it is asserted that the.KING 91 -PRUSSIA was called upon to state distinctly the • objeclof these preparations, and that his reply wass - • that . rthn , were merely defensive, and that His PRUssIAN MAJESTY had no hostile "views against aniPower." It' such a demand were made, we can hardly conceive that BONAPARTE would be satisfied with so vague and evasive an answer. The state-. naent in the. illoniteur, -that the Austrian 'Prisoners, were on their return home, is contr,adiEted by letters from liranlifort; and, we shall not be surprised to find that some pretext _has been devised' to 'retard their return for some time longer. It is said that six Regiments are immediately to. be sent out to the West Indies; the 13th -and '63d to be two of them. The Ist battalion of the Royal Fuzileers, just ax rived. from'. the West Indies, is on the .march to 'Weymouth. , • A private letter from Dublin, dated Sept. 4, says, "- Our Chancellor of the Exchequer is now 'in town, '..T6tvely emplOyed in discharging the arduous. finties of his important office. The Board of,Com missioners \is to be divided into Excise and Customs. Thp new Commissioners are to be, Mr. Secretary MArsden. Mr. M r. Edward l'ayfor, of erl-lon : square, Mr. Terry, of Cork. The Floe.. Mr. Hutchiuson, Col leaor of Clonrnell, brother 04 Lord I hitt. Itiosort. Mr, DUIAIS af4 Mr. George Macquay. " Two of the vacancies have been occasioned by. the promotion of the Earl of DoNononmottr, to the Post Office, and the dismissal of Mr. LowCrlELn.' The others are new. Mr. Ta,m, who,succeeds-Se ert-tZitV, MA RSDEN, NVZS Private Secretary to Lord I\ll - 1. - roN, when•he !v. as in this country, Secretary to the Earl - of FiTzwit.wm. Mi. 'MERRY is a Ro 'rnan (2at!alic. The degree of alertness which pre vails in the public Offices, since Sir JOHN NEW PORT'S arrival here, is scarcely credible, Refor mation' and retrenchment seem tb be the order of the day,,tinder the nuspi'ces of our new Chancel lor of the Exchequer. - - A duel was to have taken place yesterday, be tween a Mr. F. of some celebrity on the turf, and a Captain R: The ground was Measured out in Kil burn fields, and the parties met with their seconds, but they were interrupted by some friends, who had waited theirarrival, and their differences were ami cably adjusted. The' Gazette of last night contains an offer of the Ring's Marlon to any accomplice who shall discover the perpVtrator of the late barbarous murder of Anne Webb, in Fligler's-lane, near the King'S Bench and the, Parish Officers have added the offer of a re ward of tool. for the same prpose. The French Emperor has thought proper to:de clare to the Courtsr, of Europe that the territory of the Rhenish Confederation isioviolable, and that no detachment of Foreign Troops is. to pass through it Under any pretence. whatever. Yet . this is the man who has so often passed through neutral ground, 'and Violated the independence of other States. We may , conceive what.an enlightened state the people of Rome are arrived at, when we find that tlie Papal Government have. thought' it necessary to order the pemoval of all Images of the Blessed . Vi rgin front the . Churches, becaw-e the people affirmed That these Itn:lges have, for months past, been id the habit of (poriq and shutting their tya. What ill oven the c ) es of swear teopie N.ll , A N PLYNIOUIIi, SEPT, B.—Arrived the Kniplirmsen Galliot: Prow Martha, HENDRICK BROGERS Master, from Bourdeaux, bound to Tonningen, laden with wine,' &c. detained by the Trafalgar Privateer; the Dani4l Galliot Cores, L. JANSEN Master, from Bar celona, bound to Flinsberg, laden with brandy add wine, detained by the Unity ; Privateer; the Danish •Brig Three Brothers, H. MILLER Master,' from Croisic, bound to Christiansand, laden with salt, detained by the Unity Privateer; the Kniphan set) Galliot Maria Mar'aretta, JACOB ENCKESDON' Master, from Croisic, bound to Bergen, laden with salt, detained by the Trafalgar Privateer; the Da nish-Brig Flanquer, JANSEN THuusorr Master, from Trieste, bound to Copenhagen, laden with currants and raisins, detained by the Hero Privateer; and the Nancy, HoE . GuAßD;from Jersey, for this Port;with cyder and cows. Arrived the Pallas Frigate, of 36 guns, Captain All LLEp, from Comniodore Hoop's Squ,adron, cruiz-r. ing off Rochefort, with the loss of her bowsprit,. three topmasts, bead, and part of her quarter-gallery, carried away in a gale -of wind while crnizing on her station. Arrived the Echo Sloop of War, of 18 guns, Caßt. H. RunDLr, from Bermuda, having under her con- voy three Cutters lately built thete; viz..the Cassan dra, Olympia, and litechus:, for the service of qO 7 vornment. The Brig Shingly, Capt. PETIT, ' of which E. o'l.,Arty is Supercargo, from Waterford, for South- . ampton, laden with butter, was driven on shorethis morning on the rocks 'of. Alount Betten, and it is - believed has received considerable datnage ; her cargo is unloading, but it is feared she will pot be got off. The re : embark4'tion of the Troops which (i;.iem- . barked here a fes.v . :'claysisince, and are now in camp on .Buckland, Bickleigh, and Roborough Downs, is expealed to take place in 4 few dap, The HArq, a large of 60 . 0 tons, taken up for the purpose of carrying horses, is now converting into a Troop-,. ship, and will be ready in a day or two for the re-, ception of Soldiers. Arrived the Danislt I.lrig Flora, Cant.:CuttisTlAl!i.4, S?:;ti, from Riza, laden with flax, bound to Spain, detained by the Vetsey Privateer; also the Portn-. guese Schooner .krogante, Capt. D. SAAi.s.., from Amsterdam; bound to Oporto, laden with staves,, &c. detained by the Betsey Privateer ; and the Danish, Brig Pauliza, Capt. GRONBERG, from St. Thomas's, bound co Rotterdam, laden with hides, &G.-detained by the Betsey Privateer. rO.I:ITSMOUI 11, SEPT. • 0. —Arrived the. .4pollo, NELLIS, from Riga; Thetis, hr,.2.l.zey, and. Peggy, RoBs9N, from S.underland. Sailed the gla4ton Store-ship for Plymoutk; Sa vage Sloop of War for Cork ; Elizabeth and Mai y, V:txE; for London /Vary, ' MA3SY, for Waterford ; and J(/'rowEconoaiia; H. CESTER, for Bremen. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 7.--;Arrived this day His Ma jesty's Ship Blanche, of 32 guns, from Portsmouth, having, in a gale of wind, carried away her main top-sail yard ; also arrived 11 Vidtuallers for the Channel, Fleet, under Convoy of the insolent Gun brig; also the Diana, &WIRES, New Hampton, BidGs, George and Ann, LEVERING, and Sally, NEW MAN, from Plytpouth. Remain the Princess Augusta. Packet, with Mails for. Gibraltar and Malta ; the Lord Hobart Packet, with Mails for. New York and litilifax the Prin cess Charlotte Packet, with Mails for Jamaica, Bar badoes, andt . Crooked Island ; and the Townshend racket, with Mails for Lisbon, all detained by con trary wind. The Ih/iv:FL:ham racket, from Lisbon, may be haoll exp e aed. SHEERSEaS, SEPT. 9. 7 —Arrived His Majesty's Ship Hera le. The Falcon, Capt. SAUNDEBS, will sail to the Bal tic with Convoy to-morrow. DEAL, SEPT. 9.-- 7 Sailed this 'morning, from the Downs, the Lucifer Bomb, with the Mentor, CHRIS TIE, for Oporto, and a Fleet of other outward-bound Vessels under convoy, for Portsmoutlx. Arrived the Bold Gun-brig from a eruize, and re mains in the Downs with the rest of the Ships as per last. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A PASSENGER IN THE CHISWICK, ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, FROM BAR-. BADOES. " 'About 17th August, spoke an American, who eight days before had been in with the French Fleet, of five Sail of the Line . (otte Sail of the Line and a Frigate had been sent froth them two days before) ; they were then to the Northward and WeStward of BermUda, steering N. *and W.; they bad intelli gence of Sir J. WARREN being in quest of them, and, no doubt, Were endeavoUring to . escape. On the 29th August, spoke the Leviathan, from Grenada ; she lett the Fleet ten days before, with a strong convoy.; an Admiral was with ihem, and the Captaiv. understood he did not mean to leave them.", Tom! the TyITCH RIPERg. STUTGARDT, Alai. 20,--The exchange of the Ratifications of the Treaty entered into by the Con- . federated States of the Rhine took place at Munich on the 25th of last month. Nevertheless, the King of Wirtemburgh formally renewed; 'upon - that occa sion, the reservation which he had made during the Negotiation. His Chamberlain, DE BOTHNAR, had orders to deliver to the French Plenipotentiary, and to the Ministers of the other Confederated States, the Protest against the Cession of Tutlingen to the Grand Duke of BADE`'. Spi LIN,, AUG. 6.—lt is now ascertained that the Turkish Force that penetrated_the territory of Servia have been completely defeated, and forced to repass the Drina, after having experienced a considerable loss. Since this success the Insurgents, wbo arc be sieging Belgrade, have been reinforced. The Sot-- vians are completing the works' to inclose the town. New batteries are ereaed upOn several points. A Turkish caravan, which was conveying prisoners to the Quomon Army, fell into the hands of the Ser vians, and the escort, consisting of 1 . 60 men, were cyt to pieces, ;vitt) the exceptiop of outy eight men. DUSSELDORF, SEPT. I.—They write. from Stut, gardt, on the 24th ult. that the horses of Prince ALEX ANDER BEItTitIER that had already passed through Oandstadt, on the route for Paris, had, re-passed that place again on the •;'4d, on their return to Munich. EXTRACT OF 'F.TTER FROM FRANItrO.RT.- Letters froin Berlin, which nothing mention p o Sitively relative to the aeltial state of politics green Russia and prussia - , ConfirM, in' dm - inean time, the news that .the Prussian troops, will very . shortly be concentrated at several points, and form different - encaMpmetifs:' - Three, in partieplar,, are spoken of, viz. one in Westphalia,, to be formed of the troops in the . Cirele"; .the setiond'at CasSef,' ge: ; 1 tweet Gottingen and Casiel ; and the third at Halle, upon . the Sax'on frontief o , , Tbe.ie Camps are - . to form an Army of Observation, of which the:• troops of Westphalia will form the right wing,.. the corps near Munden the centre, acid those of nalle .tha t left wing. r•fhe Ulterior 'destination of these Corps remains, a secret ; • neither is it known who are to be the Commandants of these troops: Fa K FORT,. AUG, .?6- 7 4 wayy. of 'ran e e).--Th at Negotiations between Prus3ia and Sweden have re commenced is coptirmed. Some propositions . on the prt of RosSi4 re Ow spoken of, in cowquence cf . - which all the obstacles to a good understan,'ing will probably he removed. • • The.milit;try preparatiOns of the• Prussian cabinet have nut yet ceased ; but we are convinced that these have no relation either to War or Peke, as their sale obje& is the new 'possessions and exten sion of territory. On this head we can quote a pri vate letter from Berlin, in which the writer ex presses-himself thus Prussia seems to feel the • inevitable necessity of drawing closer the bands of union by which she is conneaed with the North of Germany., .4s it is the object of the Prussian Ca binet (which every thing tends ! to confirm) to sup pori, oKrather extend, its /influence over the neigh-, bouring States, `there is an unavoidable necessity for giving effea to its measurers ; this alone can ensure the issue of them. The sentiments of those persons who look upon these preparations as conneted with a Northern Confederation, of . which the King, of Prussia may become the head;' are well founded, and probably those only are supported by tact ; but nothing is so ridiculous as to fall in with the ideas of some English politicians, in, Supposing that these-preparations of PrusSia are. intended 'against France. On the contrary it is positively known, that the best underst;nding subsists between the twO Powers. The cordiality with which the FeaSt of St.-Napoleon was celebrated at Berlin by M. LN FOREST, and the'principal part of the Prussian Mi nisters and Genetals, offers a , fresh proof of this • assertion." PARIS, SEPT. I.—The astonishing preparations going on in Prussia must naturally obtrudethemselves upon . the observer. It is also said that they have at- . tra&ed the notice of Government ; and as there haS been nothing of the kind ever since the days 'of FREDERICK, the GREAT, , Government found itself compelled to demand a categorical answer of the King of PRUSSIA, as to the obje& of all these. preparations. The answer, as it is reported, was,. " That these preparations were merely defensive ; His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY had 'no hostile j rNiews" . against any ' Power." Row the Negotiations be tween us. and England will terminate remains an enigma. Much has been said of poMts in dispute between our Government and the Couii• of Vienna, and often not without foundationbut at present the ' best understanding possible subsists,, and it serted . that the Principality of Fulda is to be ceded to. the Archduke FERDINAND I, the present Ele&or of Wurtzburgh, as an indenunfication for his pos sessions in the Ortenau and the Brisgau. Our Govern ment has also declared - lo the Court of Vienna,-that it is ley no means their intention to abolish the dignity of Grand Master OI the Teutonic Order; • it wishes, on the contrary, that the Archduke ANTHONY should fill that office, promising, at the, same tine, that he should retain his possessions in Suabia and elsewhere,, besides the Sovereignty Of Several small principali tie4 in Franconia. , . „ FRANKFORT, AUG. 30. 7 ,-Though the Moniteur of the 26th mentions, that the Austrian prisoners . in Suabia have been liberated, and that every corps of the Grand Army have receiyed orders to evacuate the whole Of 'the ,Germah territory before the end of:September, the last letters from Suabia, Bavaria, and Franconia, mention ,nothing upon the subjell. The General NOBELSDORF passed throngli this city on the 28 t h for Paris. A French Courier, who came here from Berlin the day after, is said to have re= ceived orders, if possible, to overtake the General before he arrives at Paris. Marshal. AUGEREAU re turned from Aschaftenburgh on the 27th : he haS addresSed a letter to the Senate, of Frankfort, in :which he expresses the highest displeasure in con 'sequence of the PrOciamation issued in hs absenee, and which, he thinks,' is calculated to excite dissa fisfaCtion among the inhabitants -of Frankfort, spe6ting the changes intended in Germany ; a pro ceeding that,he also deems exceedingly unjust to wards the French Government. In the Conclusion, he requires - that'the Senate shall give up the names of such; persons as voted for the Proclamation alluded to within 24 hours, in order-that the innocent may not be involved with the guilty.. HANOVER, AUG. 21.—The Prussian General Rut CHET.; set out this morning for Brunswick athl Cas sel : - three - hundred recruits from - Halberstadt have arrived here. , MUNSTER, AUGUST 24.- , --The. Garrison was sembled this morning at six .o'clock.' • Lieutenant Gerieral BLUCHER inspe&ed it, and addressed a speech to the Troops, in' Which he strongly remind ed them of their duty to their King and Country, and called upon them, in case it should be necessary, to. support the bonour of the Prussian name. The requisitions reSpeEting recruits and horses continue without interruption. Avous-r.26.-7-An ,Estatlette from Berlin arrived here yesterday; his dispatches are supposed to be important. 'We already know that a change of quar-' ters is to take place among the Troops. The Re giment of Infantry - of Wedel; which is at Warren dorl, is to come here to day. ERNEST'S Battalion of Ftisileers, which 'come from East Friesland, is to .approach within a - con* of leagues of this town ;. a detachment of ' Artillery will accotn pany it. - . P. P. These erderS have- been this instant coun=_, termanded. ' These Regiments are to go to Pader- . born. The Duke of BRUNSWICK: is to advance with his Troops into the Country of Hildesheinis MILAN, AUGUST 18, —Letters 'from Tuscany. mention, that the queen of ETRURIA purposes to cede the Provinces:of I...tiniiana and Pietrasautino ; for which her Alajesty is Co receive other territory. . as an indemnity, From Rome they write, that LUCIEN BONAPARTE WS:departed from thence for Paris, SCHTEDAM', 5EPT..5,4---Intelligence received from, Berlin mentions _the following particulars :—" At length peace with Sweden is restored. Our Troops • in Pomerania have another destination, It is said, that the King of Sweden has even made us art offer .hts: army, on which Lieutenanu,Colonel KitiM-FMARK- was dispatched to him. - Every thing here has assumed the face of war. Our whole Arrtiyis in Motion. Alarge number of horses for 'the Artillery has hen put in requisition, and Alley .have arrived lu . from .the country. We have tour, Grand Armies, \ iZ. - two ko Silesia, one near,- Sagan, - aild one near Iltnlau; two ethers are near ) Landsburgh on the War, and near Halle ; the latter of Whieh-is seven thou - sand men strong. The Cita del. of7Magdepurgh is putting in ,the best •posslble .state dt 'defence. The Depot-battalions are coin . pletitig. Recruits are daily arriving. As to . the sentigtents Va.rious reports are in cir-ula tion. The Reigning Duke of BireNswicx is here; and Prince HOHENLOUE INGELFINGEN, General cif the 'lnfantry, is expected here • momentarily to re ceive his instrueliotis... All the Grenjilier liana yns . are to hold themselves in marching readiness ;, and, `if found 'necessary, there will be a Lery-en-Masse: The Garrisons of this - City and Potsdam are ordered: to hold themselves iu readiues4 to march at a mo-: ment's notice." We are sorry to learn, that Sir JACOB ASTLEX died a few days ago, at , Norforlk, in consequence of the accident which recently happened to him. • - . . Never have greaterexertions been employed than,. in the endeavour to apprehend Daniels. It is,..how ever, chiefly owing to the measures adopted by Mr. JOHN BARNES that he is now in custody, and the: sufferers, who are men 'of estimable charaCters, aro, likely to have their prppetty restored - toithem. Daniels,was first detained at the Isle of Man by, Mr.-ScorT, the Receiver-General, who sent an ac count of his proceedings to Mr. BARNES, one of the, Committee of the Stock Exchange, by a letter dated the 31 st of August, and received the 4th of Sep= tember. On the 30th of Augugt, the day previous to the, date of Mr.'SCOTT'S letter, Mr. BARNES .= had a sus picion that Daniels was lurking about Liverpool. Whitehaven, or Lancaster; and so strongly was he impressed with the idea, that he sent a confidential person, attended by Rivett, of Bow-street, with a warrant from the LORD MAYOR, with directions to ; proceed immediately to Liverpool to make the ne cessary inquiries, : which were pointed out ; and to . Iproceed, as circumstances should direct, to any 'of the neighbouring towns in quest of ,the fugitive. The partjes in pursuit went immediately to -Lan ;caster, from whence they returned to Liverpool on :Wednesday, when they received inforination that -a person of the description of Daniels was in cus tody at the Isle of Man, whither they proceeded •WittiOnt delay, :and found him to be the man whom they were in search of. A letter having been received in town on Thursday last front `a Gentleman resident in the Isle of Man, stat .ing the circumstances of Daniels' detention, Mr. NALDER Was immediately dispatched by the LORD, MA Y OR to, bring him to town, but Ri vett and his companions were at the time upwards of 200: miles on the journey. On Sunday evening they brought _their Prisoner _to the Angel Inn, at Liverpool, from whence they wrote to town, stating their intention of being.. in London as yesterday' eVening, with their run-away ; and what proved a most agreeable surprise to the persons defrauded,_ the sum of 10,6301. was. sent by post in half Bank of England Notes, found on the Prisoner, to Mr. BRNES,' who imthediately paid the same into the :hands of 'll/16srs:. PAYNE, SMITH, and Co. for the general account:. The - Paris Papers of the first instant mention, that ' an animal, suppo'A_A to be an hyaena, has committed various depredtlifOus in the district of Bergerac. A number of children, and even grOwn persons, have Callen victims to its ferocity. Mr. CLUTTERBINK, Of Watford, killed no less than 14 brace of birds and 13 hares on the first day of shooting, in about seven hours. This is consi 7 'tiered famous in so short a time. 'o-rnoitow , the prisoners will be removed from the so l .eral- prisons, in the. City of London ancteounty of I~litlul ;t' tnNewgitte,, previous to the e4suing yes- .dkisli..commetice on Wednesday next, .the. , 17th instant, aL Jnstice- Hall, in the Oid