The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-10 00:00:00

„,,Y4erdayfrfiverlthe,-4 1 clale,C.4pt. I:TN, a, from Plymouth; and the illbicore Sloop of War, Capt. ;., . 2 , 3 tO:day he"Princ,eof (Voles, of 98 guns, Captain BEDFORD, arrived from .Plymouth ; the D4tna Fri gate, from Guernsey ; and the Conquest Gun,brig, , BoswELi., from a Cruize . off'Gderngefr ; also the Hilton, tOONE, from Oporto; FISHER, from Chepstow ; Krozu Elizabeth, TINHER, from Flushing;” Peggy, INcni froin Liverpool; aad the urora Portuguese Schooner, detained - b% the dinkei. Gun-brig , off HavrQ, laden with fruit. Yesterday the Otter Sloop of War sailed • for. the. Downs with Convoy ; _''and the hic s pnstd7it 'Frigate went out of the Harbour, ;. . To-day the . 2ldamant, •of 50' guns; was appointed to take'corivoilo the East Indies and the Alison Tr . i - gate, Cap - t.j...AcntaßD, Tor the Portugal and A.Te diterranean Convoys.. _ , . _ DEAL, FEB. 9.—Arrived the, Uigent Gun-brig from off Calais; with the loss Of a''mLaintop-mast, iti chace of an Euerny's Privateer, which she entirely lost afteir a char.* of six hours. Arrived also the Desperate from off Boulogne. Sailed the Pallas off Boulogne ; Quetac f o r St. , o • Helen's and Musquit9,,for the back of the Good in-Sands. • - . Arrived arid sailed for the River the' Aurora Tran port frbna the Westward crescent, HODSON, from . .7al;9ltaL and the JohannoCharlotta, 1391tRADAI.E' . ,Pcl4: ; :414 - 4 • from urmarn ; she sailed from Tortola on. the . 14th er.C. t u b fiPr convoy of H. M. S:Beaulieu abbut 1 49.414.REtpd in If':4V: long. 34. about 45 Sail On the 12th December . a ,:Schooner' , 4anived At :Tortola from Admiral Coclta. NE,. with ..prders. fdr the Fleet to sail immediately, : in conse cfrtence : cif a French Squadrori having arrived at Mar- . unknOwn. • • Arrived the Harnker Armed . Ship from Falmouth, with a Convoy, which are sailed for theltiver. Also . the - Cu;terland, GOODING, frOM "Surinam:—she spoke,-on the 2d inst. the Minerva, o r f LOndon, all ..well. The Humber remains in the fawns, with the ~ S hips as per last. Sailed the Planter, Capt. Mooxr, from Virginia, last from the River, for Newcastle; • COWES, FEB. 7.—Arrived the Prussian Brig<Die Jonge Edward, -Capt. BAUDELIN, -from -Stetitn, bound to Bourdeaux, laden With staves. the West India , Ship Country Squire, Captain WETHERBY, from iamaica, bound to London, With sugar• and rum, is On shore near Lyrnington„ and must be lightened before she will he able to be got off. • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Tn the Officers and 'Company of II ; Aldjesty 's Gun-hrig Watchful, for the re-capture of the Geor,;e,, Ceres, John, and A rrix, the ad and 3d November 1805, rri company tivrth the BoldGun-brig, - on M.Trie7a7l7lr, - bet - Vvebil eleven and three p'clock ; or every Wednesday and Thursday for th re e trli 4 rit s, at , NO: 9;_New BrOati-gtree'rq . ' : • ' •--To tht Officers and f.Company , df +lin Majesty's Ship Donc al, for the Capture of the Sr. SpirtdiOne, the 17th •luiy, zBii4, en WedneSday neat; or •during three years; at No. 1, "1;111_10-street, AdOphi.. _ - • ' • To the - 041fecri - and Company of His Majesty's :Sloop Beaver, for the Capture of the Seltlenrost, the Lilith - ter, rgt,4-,' on board, at Shcernels; 'on Wednesday next ; or - every' tvlonday and Thursday attervVards,' 13, Cle rnent's-Inn. ihe =Offices anti -CoMpany of His Majesty's Sloop EYviniiite;:forthe Capture Of the Kensington, the 19th luiy, T_795, to-morrow; or every Tuesday and Esidity,aftelvmdbi, at' 111./.78 - ,TI - Frrlent's Inn. - • To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Van- I guard, fir the Capture: of alm-.french National Armed Brig. La Papillion,A/ICitasse: Mitiee Courieur,Oe Ilarmi on , Thursday nextit. or:ere:l3i MondayiAlidglarSday aft9rwards, •tziaal4lt ag. s eleniegt's—lam.! ,tra - tr t „; • An extensive- proiniAion.l or • 7 1 - 'ost Cal tainA: CiMniaiidet4 has viltn the:fdriner_ are Captains RAMSAY, VAU GI! 1. -1.....AMP13 CfrlF679,,,lcrttW, .CApAp r l; AIsrCCIC y' • . • ST : A 1..)u0 Ctt&TOI cFRT IS, • c..:Gna.e.t.,/jzaiSigt; ,CARDEN,I ;7.TPNES,; iN W 414 4 51 D/14i AN, i•NEyy.,.and'about twenty others. ttiuptio6 : ll.l?',wilo have been made , Commanders, ar iic ; a44eventy. . .appointed Lou; the • Thuradrer, , viv.,lf i -gp - t ii i,, f ,,bth.-././jar,• and to the Govern-.;, apaigi.fetaii4glils Ship; Capt.-MA:li— to.the Tourtereilei Captain tAkimouil to the Clz . ze7? Lthstey to the Panlina, and Captain , : TODD :Itz" is rnacle Commander 'ol. the Cruiter. Captaiii is' appoititerj to the Gibraltar; , Captain. J.C.iSki RI,E to - the :Monarch ; ' Captain R. • Jl, ftetho. - Erlgar ; . Capt. G. R. COLLIER to the. Fir:um NO to the Revolutionairel Capt. DONY,N4AN, of the.Diomede, to the Diadem, bearing Sir HOME POPHAM'S' broad pendant; Capt. of - the:.Childers - to the Sicrinam ; Capt. 'H. LinocitE, of the Kangaroo, is prompted to a Post Captain, atitl- a/tainted:to the Bl a nc h e ; Lieutenant Adriiiral MONTAGU'S First-Lieutenant, and:. "nt) s First- Lieute nant, are promoted to Commanders; Capt. W: BEAU ••• ~(.inAmi, to the Dedaioneuse ; Capt. G. HEATH COTE. to the Sir Edward liughes. • •• We are glad to hear that Capt.lNlALcoLm COWAN, ‘ • 10 whom the Navy,: all seafaring persons, and bu•-• Inanity in general is so much indebted, forhis excel 1 . . lent improyement in reefing sails in stormy weather, .on a lee - Shore, is. promoted to the - rank of 'Post-- 4 sat t i l iCaptain. „ The Ree.ov'ery, ADAMS, Arrived at- Belfast-Loch,: .13.-: . ~!froth 'Gibraltar, brings a Copy of the Gibraliar Chronicle of the 28th Of December, which ,cOntanl. s the unpleasant information of ithe-loss of.a Convoy r , :. from Gibraltar, .havikg the (Aileen's 13th,. and 45th IlegimeAts on .board, the.whole of which, there ' f was ' reason to apprehend, has been taker. or 'destroyed Divi'sion "of the Brest .Fleet, except the Sirtus,,, and two Transports. Anothei 'Transport, , wi4 7 Capt.-SiaLE, of the..J.a.th,parteiLikthe niallt froin " the French Ship-by which she bad been-cappiTe77 rt •• ,Vh. TO TILE EDITOR OP THE .7CW. Pitm ,eze FPENCR. awl DUTCH PAPERS. • PARIS, FEB. T. .Fr'orn kily - Imprlal Camp at Sehoenbrunn, December 17. " SOLDIERS, , • ‘f For ten years I have done all I could to save the King of: NAPLES he has done ;every thing in his power to destroy himself.' t " After the, battles of Dego, of Mondov,i, and, of LOdi, he could:give me no effeatial ,oPpositiOn., , placed,contidencein the word of this Prince, and. I behaved with, generosity towards him. " When the second Coalition was dislved at Marengo, the King' of NAPLES, Wl,lO was the first to commence that unjust war, abandoned. at Lune villeby his Allies,, remained alone,.and without pro [ te&ion., He solicited my pardon, and-,I fbrzave \ a:second time. • - ,THE THEJITRE. - • • . • -• , The Comedy. or ,171 e .Honeq Aim) lat this Theatre on,SaturdaY, with a new operatic '_ACter 7 piete .. „entifl4l .77te .4frdke7i dold;:-. The istoitr' depends, on the tfeafon- of a Naval .011icer and' 11N Mistress, who had . broken, a ,picee. o f _ go ld ; eac h ke&ping 'a part; as - . a : pledge of figelity,,l during 'the absence off the former in the Seriloe t Of his Country. —ln the. mea' .time Coxcomb%endeavonrs tb 'shake the constancy of the Lally, ,in order t . o : procure . heiTor himself. Hi s ,artifices . for a.116 - ie sueceedS' but the Ldvers are at length .undeceived,' andAhe . Piece Corl e tludes - w ith the proved 'of nuptial . ness7 Is - , • • •%•-., s 2 • , • 'This Piece is the acknowledged produaion of DAMN', Sen. 'to whdrn the public gre indebted for much,..chortning music, and some of the Very best, , Songs, which have been 'produced by British Muse. '.We do not 'know .1311 t we think -very highly maeed of his merits s a musical Composer, and•of his genius in Lyric Poetry. Ilk prOdo - aion of. Saturday. last was. •cert,liuly not equal to his • charader, in..a dramatic point of view, but • several of the airs, as well as the overture, were wor thy of his name:.Tl airs in. general; like'most - Of his compositiOns, were charaeterized bysprightli ness; simplicity, and a .. kind 'of natural .ease, for which his t uuSi ca l works are distinguished, and which is peculiarly- suited to the. poptilar..taste4if this . Country. It must be confessed' that The Orden Gold, *arm,: had nothing in fable; charaaer,, sentiment, or dialogue, to give it any • forcible recommendation, but , as it' came before the Publit - as the avowed compesition Of - sue - ha ye teran.favourite, and whose very numerous Songs are all - Calciilated to 'promote the interests- of -virtue and,himianity, and to cx,c4e gaiety vithout,volup tuousness, it might have beenexpeded to,exp?rienee a milder fate: • ' - : ' The Audience, indeed were not only eery fasti dious,'. but -vet* ill-natured.' We' cahoot, however, help,thinking that if oii - eofthe Performers had come: forward wau a little tribute to the 'merit 'Of the Author, and had regnested a. patient heariq,..io the end; such in appeal - would:have been' successful.— . 171le opposition was at last so violent, • that it seemed ,tobe the intention of the I‘ lagers not to take the ; sense of the,An ..-- dience when the , Pieee' cone l u d e d. , 'So many pct : sOns, however, waited f! 4 l - the ceremony. usual on such ocetions, that BANNISTER' Was in- , duced.to come forward. and signify that the Piece; would be withdrawii76Talr.erations till Tuesday.— : But this declaration was-so 'utisatisla4ory, that he returned to mar,' that it should-be whollywithdraivn. - - MR. cDtTort,.,,,- , I read in your`Cif feSterciai; an accohntre. Iceixed from,.Coitstantitiol3le;' confirming the joss of Mr. It•CIiEIstEV!IC, the Celebrated Chemist,' in "the' Eltick-Sea. In order to prevent hneasinc, . to' his driends, by such .mistaken intelligence, letters -from `,,C,}l EN EV liaY6 peen received F 0 late as the end of Ntiverither, a which time he was alive and Nl4ll - • • t lc above place. I am your's, &c. -56 Vg/Likrall • ' V ERITAS. " A - few weeks ago you were at th e , gates of Naples. I had sufficient reason to suspett the treachery which was intended, and to avenge'ilie insults .which I had received. Still I was generous. I acknowledged the neutrality, , of , Naples—l or dered you to .evacuate that kingdom, and,' forthe third time, the House of Naples was confirmed and saved. Shall we grant pardon, for a fourth time ? Shall we, for a fourth 'time, place any confidence hi a Court without truth, honour,, or common sense ?—No !,,No ! The . Neapolitaa Dynasty has ceased to reign—its existence is incompatible with the. repose ,of °Europe, -.aud the honour of .our Crown. . • . • , . i" Soldiers !' .March—drive into the sea, if they will.w,aityour.at.tack, these feeble . battalions of the Tyrant's of the Sea. Shew to the world the manner in-Which we punish the perjured. Lose no time in inforthing me that the whole of Italy is subje@ to my laws.or_thoseoCuty Allies; that the finest country of the world is emancipated from the yoke "of the most that the sacredness of Tieaties As:avenged and - .that the ,manes of my brave Sol -diers, massacred in ,the Ports. of Sicily, on their re turn fi - oniEgypt,,after having escaped from the dan gers of the sea, the deserts, and a hundred battles, are'at length appeased. s .. . :Soldiers ! my• Brother will lead you on ; he is acgliainted with all my plans; he . is.the depositary Of my authority—he is in full possession of my con fidence—let him have your's. (Signed) " NAPOLEON." Her Imperial Highness the Princess., of LuccA, Who has been some days on her journey, is eqeelect here immediately. The titles of the Neapolitan• Ambassador, were - 'ensed from over the entrance of his hotel three days 'ago. The Ambassador quitted Paris the day after, the arrival of the Emperor. FRANKFORT, JAN. 25 : —C011nt HAUGWITZ, the Prussian •Mi nisfer of State, 'left' this' :place . again yesterday.morning, and took his route towards:Steas ' burgh. •-• • • • , .• ;1;i• ...11411.DAgA11 LEC3IO SATU rtnA FEB. 3. "rf The Corprpitteefppointed to try the Merits o f the Middlesex 'EleCtion upon tliePetiti:;n of GEORGE B9NEWPI 4‘jAINNKARIN G,' Esq. against the;return of Sir fit <ktp!..l . Bart. by a ,fornier Coin mittee, met 6s we stated on Saturday) in order td d l eticip.p.hwestion of ..sitting Mc mner.,7Mr. Cdr, in the Citair.,--air .Fti:Att Cis BURDETT did not 'ap peathy Counsel to disp , ite the, allegations in 111 r. MAI,NwARINQ's Petition upo'n which Mr. PIGOTT Com:4 \ 44 the 'Petitioner, proceeded to invalidate. twß o yetes given for Sir. 1 RANC!..----.1 st. The vote of JoHN 130 W EN, 101.11 ho s opposite Chelsea -Water works, in-the occupation oL -MA RY PERROTT 4 it t *:l4 proved ..that ..MAJty - PER R OTX, ! lived in Rapelagh streetyland that howEN had...been deal ! - -;oine ve:!rs. The vote Was disall - p . ed.---The next was the vote of Tnom . as DE, M r AY, f o a bon's& Globe-lace :It was proved that the voter hadnot been assessed -for his fre.ehold a sufficieiii' tioa, 'aCcording.to the drreakons of the Ati l oT Par out, and= there then stood 'a majNityof one for Mr. MAI,WW The ,omnaittee accordingly calm! to `thetbllowing liesolutions Sir'.Zt'A,NCIS BUR DETT, - wasnot duly elthed, and . onglit'no't to have 'beefi returned.—That G.E. MAIN WA RING, 'Es.9. was duiv el,e6ted, and ought 'td have :been -retUrned,---ThPit The Petition . 'of the- said B. MA TN AR' ko., was not frivolous or Vexatious. Tli.6es6lu:ions will lie - reported this'dav; and Mr. MA/ NWA RING Win tak. his seat'. fof ' re mainder of the Parliz-,rnent. . . . - On Friday S. Freeman,-J . , Bailej^, JI. Marks, A. Greeli,.l. - tacdon'alcf,' H. Class,. -.112 'ScOfield•;.and M. Al)ed, seamari"Of HisMsjeSty'siShip ~./c/ainant, were•s'enteco ni,bv -a Coliit-N.lartial held Oh them at •.Por i t'sMo;aill, to rdel\ - e•366 Fa'she's each . , ;fOr' - &- . sertittt with tIL , I - Cutter 'belonging to that ghip;.L -I.lear-Adt-nlril'ilf iii•rix', - P - reTtl.'etif; , •:'- -- ; . .. ;.: . . , . - i - e tlt'4l-r.Nteirir..s i,,::: a'&:,4rding" , :to report' ; to ' be 6:in ttl7llr, andl Capt . . Gili - utv-..Comptroller, t _of i4e'li.raq -- ,•in the7•rooin of Sir il.: If A MON D, WhaStl : "heiittil rStfhlr a temporary retiret-1311t from bulirlgss; anir of Capt. biiitcfA's4 -..) • :'. • '----. 'f. . ' 712‘. sfirtitts' ci3xre,sr s 'On v% denc9 ia . to be going for-, t ~i,vard. 'betl.ve6r'JimrtikrAli;rt';ptid'lM - -liiti2,-::)f - ::pa s :. *vr'iri"ttitistrittetice . of'44l'e;io.t'ziler -.having dernAufjed ,of the latter to. shut -frii POiri44iliAl - the:-.Eilgliiii.2 , On. Weilnesday e'i'l'errt the ,posit boy conveying this mail - fi'lcfnil ibirAileeth.lir'sl4tie' ,.. ..l. stopped by r:itigi r6ieri, -. .hetlveen:thertioprsof t> an a l it\ 4,VOCk, P.liear . bly:Brake; Cotintyi tieLozi tit), whlrObbed littu of t !tie-Slane iiag • of i letteri,:tognthacwish the ,eros fitillt le ,tens from I)rogheziAitainivtra, I,.ze:-., - :'-%,:'-Di:e4l:.oir , Sniltlay tile: 2tl . ;414.. at. , cioftork-Ilogise, 4lattipsil.#4PJx.li.Es:.l444 iSsit..7agefl 671. : , ,• r •On Friday a General Court:atta.44)eld at St„ Ear. tholomew's.- Hospital -.for 4the .eleOion of;' a Presi dent, ~, 41 the . room "At". ATtlernlan ,gERFHA RD '!1141...0511,,tii6:-liillot. l 'il l etiSe 7 C);'t•L ' i ' re' aliA,ared I ft. ••fay i , f 03 -, X 1 ik:; :ti ...:. 1..7 ; '44, , 1 . :1J :-_, - ...L :.: :7 7 - . is. s! - - i ! .. :/. ' iigiiTlttili; the'ViikV4fol--'- - ' '-; -99 ..- ‘,. .. .!Vitiia'nl blrris :-':- .'=.- •-, ...:t -..., - . 15g - : r:::f.1 " • ''' l' 4 44lijefrity'for the Turd IVI - 4or -;•;---• 4r II , Firday was :the SCC,c;nd li:1)': of rii - a‘vin'ti'c l if - the Lottery . , and if proved what'is called a Nlaiden Day, ' that. rs'•:,l•-t Wre• , was ntit , a nygelpitat.PrizeAi ra 'Val ; of e0fft.46 4 417F-Wilier is rrhiberavety)rlcli.' The: natDay Ofitlifi4 , :i;g l : l 4ili; he f •TrhursdftyP - ind the fti‘st-ilifiwn lle'6t; tiff - it-if& If6tirtif 04r , ivert.titidti c , to 20,0121. at fhelliNiXtr.i4Wi4te.'rendt4irg•i - }th!-Pre‘ient Lot.terp so popular is, that•ite:PAibitc".rria3E: liiny:.ttie ivhole3lay long, even' t "whilg§ tlie_.Thrartpg,,is goring on, for every ,Tiolif!t„drawn. before the. 2811.1 of this month is sure '' *-..- * is '''. •- . AI A td . on.satii r ay a coroner's "Jury was asscril fe at ..tWeltercultiS7Pjl.),e, In St, Jarnes i i_Marktt.,- - dir the hodf pf ';11; - .., D l 4me,.potlAtt ter;:wo',''.FrFqay, • - eni fiis tiiiii*at: friiTliitriale'k'n'ttint .. .sa4 lltor sharinp;, and a few minateiTaireir) unit hint dead. He has l9ft:aine,young iiiittdre . tri, •aiia a wife far advqnced in pregnancy:: Jt -appearinz t.ll#,:fOr two.;-. r-. vii i he has been subje6,l to a ;seat depressiori:oi ! spirits, the Jury totilid - ls4AWa— Liin:aiii_ 7 of. OnSa•turif . a)',.a.n_ipq'4iition Nvs,bela gttlicii, - ing's Arnig.;i4 4 addincoon;•:•on .the body : , of', Mr.yi , :e*.i, a , 'firtne'r, A l siltp - tiVair :stnift.")rdfl NOR) . some evenings . .: , ..... z ... • .f lilt P.,: ~ stair s :.,-.! .V.: is. - . 1 - , <3 ..i• - since, going cfwn tne of a neuse in i-aautng tOn, wliere ,, be'l:lirwr?dined felt-over the baruniters, and NV a I;4lNti„ li ~.rd ia-Xccfci t ..n tat Deat h . , - , . .,-. , .. •••. .1!4,401 ._-rv, . COlNilrxerPAr4sE, 'FEE. 1 TO:Al.4lle • market to day i:3 - htit : thifil "setpplied . mlitli'Vtiftear,' picitnkt sain . ples earlyk.lmtl, waLytsfde at bet,ter,pEicesi• bthpr4qua i iiti'eg atAhill"i'ariNtioni; l :biat_a4,ort..-supplv of Bailey, ..0 , 4',4. 1 / 4 C114 - 341,i(„f uppsitt,. Its . p_'c.47; - !_;, : e. ff l - - ..., A . tAde is very dull in sal.*44Afh : itt . - Pa - •-e ancljiap..s . , are' each iii"s4)rtAlipPty;.' iitict: s trlther -dearer ;, there are very ,:, I fv.,K srkvis, ot . l4its„ . 411,1 tiii;art c le fetches a smell ~.. . ..,.. ~ :i ailvaitatqwl.ilour-wiihimit,'altkia) - 'i9rt..,' ~ he 0.1 , 54 kim;• , ..3) 4 7 traysss , a - 7'ci , ,GtH ileails ;- 1 , : s ql . a 5 65 o d .1 Finvlitts:} l := 4 °P-107PS.r 74 310 d • - Tit; li ;40 116 44 .. 1 5,s o'l 1,e e r ... 5 i .. i 1 1 . 44 11 .. ir e fr e :;% 4- 4; ----, .t .:.. e ;z st t i s;R ''' 3 .3 4 7 ;:ci ll . 11 C ti l l iti 6' i T t a ti( j ' .1'. 1t,tY 4 : ' ' .a . 2 3 7 !: ':'' )33 : :1 1 , i Alatt. - ..__._ 6.1 S a 7es od Rape Seed _ - ,81 - ,42,1 Ott. I, Avuifeditftic a *eta 4PS , C= I niiii)4 f 1 coif t 6.ls a.65s of rto i c; Icy ding 30s a 34s od.. 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I 0 '.;.: 1 . 6i1 ,, ; i ..„ yh r ,, A44 -, T l ia yf . 4g4pe . ,p45t..5,,, \ F ps. ti : iis id a y very ano -4;1 :g4oLliizanclithe mitazke,,i9...(4lfieti respectsrespectsexhibited a with ..i,„RtenjAul sbp - cx,of r cattle Beef, Veal and •Po'rk were .„, q i .rdn.ji.4k,4!;4l - K tivit . .;slly. las ' l'cicotirc-; Ntjt!yi? ffoki 'ac t i, ' )q sr I)ti ;3 , '‘,4i1 , 1Ah - -tratfq,Nyas Ott.ikr...;•];:ieiy.: -, f 'X:ile sales tio V,fp) fr:';'`f-Tati - raikt , wPrkt•ttongideirttble:s', Straw and -.- Citiver i li-flCl4d gl. s eater'prit,-tlimibuiAlst"ltccount ; 3 ,,,.. 1 ,--i ti y. ha iaii„„ i .i n ,p r i c , e ,-,21i1- 1 fq . ll9fA g iqg e ~ 1 19,,correci ..k: ' i *; St t i t . t.eii i Arrt l4, F .l t k i PO CeS a ricl numberS'4344f, 4 The Tragedy of .7361.0 - his was represented on •Sa . turdaY lost, at . Covent ,Garden Theatre. Master • BETTY -was. the ..t-lero 4of. the Piece, 71'.11e. ILuse was • but indifferently attended till after the:third - Aft.: , In con se'quet:co6,. of had beet - t-observable ,- iii.this Falstay ti_te.precet,fin g - ni g ht; piRR F II.O t E; I . cipelly . ',tock the part'•of•Glehal-`, von, al.lapiayqd..lt4 l aYK4l Pi 4to exq gre" l lt. "k s l4'ise•! -.The Farce.was to haVe.been gre Fly in . cotigequed.ce :of 'll:l9s: 4 ;;lb_t's • illne*s, • Tlle . - - :e ieu Aar, of 7rifiiP3i;-;., vyag . the ••stil):sti ' T.LA 4 OPERA.--Tilgrandscrions'Opera ~Z Serse.Ls.increased in the esti o)3o°h:9'e - the fatlljn••• able World :0-it- dr-evv..a , .very brilliant and crowded '' - aliditorp . to - the /Cat es TheatriT. on Suttirday- last, Jappars to ,nt0!e . ,,1(1. 1 vantage than ton at and She is ad iniraply;,secOrid ect ,tly.Ate'lip,svers applause thrOu - grlCut was,:fgv - 4(l.:alityl,itbnitcli i i4X:;' "'His Roy:IL ig mess crit.; 'PRINCE of •WALts•yepteri tr• i• day eveninkhonoured,the 'Duke c)1 Nonifpi.4., - w it b -hid ednipany clinner.-• Lord .H. PETItY;4LoriI .4 IiSIgISTE, ,Mr. 1 - (1)X 1 SPENC'ER', ; HGefIpr FITZPA:TRIck: i Earl ,Str.,•., enera 3 1 I;i'E of AloirA; Mr.- AnAm...,' and 'a•• :Fe* other Nobleme anti` Gentlemen, k' ho either a j - .):art'.'of,?dt are friendly..to „the New Administration, his Gract• of Nottpen.:*:-.....' • • •- -• :.„ 4A most formidable conspiracy.amongithe t Negro s, '4ii"Ttittierit has lat9l;y:beeli;',!fdp . iiily diAVeretl 1 p'rei tinted , - "V.L9ster s, gives the following patticulars A plOtto-extend the scenes of Datning - o b4s been, pro,ificlentially,4lscovered, Ancl'lnartial law w4s• •pro Claimed again on the 14th, inst... It appears that; under . the .pretence of formfrig-Eambolas, .clifferetit - Jgginaents, of slaves had, bpe n secretly organized ;. 411.ing.s, Generals, Staff-officers, Judg-es,..eic. were aP.- `-the 'most- horrid bather takien • and fixed Chriltp mas-eve for the executi on o f tlitt'plan. • ' one f, their meetings was' to have' been held in Carenage - Bah.oityea:..place • Which. the.' Negroes' had secretly efeltiaell"ri'l/ey• 'would 'have' sallied forth at nigh , „. ,pit§sstli.J4,„.Chancplterie,,ltochards, 'and 041-.., bertysotifire.to.all the .platt tatiom itt•that neighbour haqcr, ;`;ifi t iV i eittei-rninated a 11', the Nvilite. While this• tioing. - ,,m4..iftat quarter, the toWa" been firftli-and .the same assassinations. lave.. im.rn; committed. rlle like seepes were to 'have . her ~p.erpqtra. t c h's, and in part of thc , lSland .atilithe- same irony.. Thank G with their Officers 'aftll:. are to li'f . gt i ;before . the dovernor,ana:Onutroil, and .execut.oB. - 'der their - sentence.' . 4"file° 4 'frihls: con - ritice.*--tb-n 11 2 ":" • , are •'u 1, isfie alert; inid ?r, .:Dutch. Letters ef theAtitroien49:Onat:tite.l.s.(inti- do w s..barrica doed, pistol s.loaded and horsea fixed drop which lately sailed fr0m , ,14154 ;41-I:slcr.4EßcomE • - settliiVare pogted-roitifrthelOtvn, -ancl;gi - eaf "-V BONAPARTE; deAtinetlfor -1(•'';:01 l? ~;7F * **'‘` e 44 " ~ • •. - . Count • ScrtgLEN,Bult-o, . the 2 pew 4.r,nftsiapTgpver- HYDE PARK.—Since ttacc.rto.mtnetteemeirt.:o l f nor of Hanover, arrived .there QW:tf),o44th!ißst:.. weALOVlgi'Lviiiit i ii.ga:rik't€d'aii-eater flow was' m ediately .aft e r waited, one )- - Y 41 -q Authorities. The Burghers, it is :eildql t .44vg. don'. teTday. The number:sof caa - ria , ,2,es ttuPletay"fi stitutecl,themselve into a Guard 9f. 11 ;)P9tir-jtc e t%_:di t S : ll, kg:' 1 ):0 141141, 03+6 ~ An authentic-Letter .froth Botiro 3 AYA..4-9.46 1 F . -Gen- give 'like' toYht'litl!.thillif w tlemati Ott New York,,.states the : loss of : the Yrepeh be impossiblec..laminOi4Phiais of rank in 'town in the affair of , Uhn,tohtwe 40941-Aiii i tqen,,tlipasano. . t ..c 1... G eri men killed: •-• ,f•-•:!•• - - , . '.3•riebg s tqetP4E . „if). horseback bore an equalAtropartion- in notmers Insurreaions in Parma and s ;11, 1111(1 . 111W ,, • courage(' by; the doliarkra.ti9Ft. of tilq4 3 ..ektiqifind . f1:0(11‘al - sianiTroops et I\Ltel es, appear to,-4,ave ; nl;;•roeccl.,., , *hot. only the, nA3s.s '/Hfltittint•gt 04. 1 1:A . _,tv;Jrid inhabitants, who-,werepalready wmaa )f ) ,, 4 4e jik r a rn i .y t, t of their French...l , llora. Had •the Allies prey' icKE tai . germ any, : 4113,179, is, no .doubt r i t ißl)e wl ttt a ivibliidgewva, , ,:pcdkr,w_ i g,4l#„ tult i. c . Italy ,w6ul4_have united to throw fair yok • • tOt. - I. 2 lt , i l Aetj4h..tik. l-11 The .I(iniz - Sef VViarEmßur aye, •‘••in I, Li u _ ‘-,' •Ac Bit . ~ - •‘• .• • epreqeatattvel. at ristott 4.3.4 ) k 4 i)1e: VAL sent, iinnonnetn,b - ,thent a Aumption toy in the room 9f the 1...101C. 1 1-I, l iNtusEw. 5.1%; of the Regaltlign' ;. but. Hts ?rug i r kPlit6 ESTY t f l O 4 1 1 Cr . Ph- - Y,1,..j 1 „ y , 10.4 1. os. las no yet p4llcly aciFrinvvl t e , (l . 4e . ty -clover 3 1. 3s. to 51.'0Se- 4 -Straw, f t / te n t 4seil; Jl.Os. 01.1. - 6 S. , I.'t " 4,, • cu.:4 • ~ . ' • ' • • • ,)••••0 - •trti•q• t;'" Lir ; 'r • s7l/ .7 •• . • •• • BERL/71, JAN, 23,—T0-morrow . :thef Duke of BRUNSWICK sets Out' for St. - PeterSbrirgri: This morning Count SCHULENBURG set out with a rAmerous retinue for Hanover. he is chprged . with` a mission of importance, it is - probable liis re turn-will not tAteplact'for . 'considerable firnel."; • HAGUE, -F413. 4.—The French , General. Co LLAUD3 Ny,llo, has passed some days with the Secretary for the, War : Department, has returned .to ..Utiecht. The 'Batavian' Division, under General I)umoircEnly, which has t4ken i a_ . payt in the whale .of the cam paign witi the Piesucir Grind Army, lias7arriVed at Mentz. • VIEIsIIi . A,„ thepuhliQ. money has been brougl4,l?ack, which was removed before the • French enteredthis City the payment of the in wrest upqn.,the:Ban.k Bills has recommenced.' The Archduke ik'ExtinstionD is appointed Commander in Chief of theArrne.d.Burghers. • _Letters from goralin, 'd,ated Jan. 2, ,4ay 'that a. .large Corps of Turkish Troops, h a yi n g Maifean in ,cursion into Servia from Basnia, were met, attacked,.] „and dEfe49 .4 lly: the Serviaus, with. tbejoss of three -,41.191190,papp: AnOther Corps of .Turks, consist of seven , liundrOd men, had; -I,l6wever; pone-.' .tr_pted,to,SchLibata, of wl4.h they 11:.4Made them .)`-selves masters and massacred greilt ntinibq*of the , . S.: • I • 1 . • : YANICE; 19. 7 —The FrOch Tro4s entered, and took posseAionof tbis City yeSterday. • .RotE, JAN: 4;-i-Notwlthstatading.• thu ! cgrtainty. 4 • 'that the..Boassian Hrbops in the!iiingdoni of 3 Nitpleg,t, :have• ieceivekordersilts. re,embark for., C01A.1 .0 his - Sicilian, ,Majesty! seeiht decerrniugd, to dispute, the passage of the Trench into his Tertory,-301 : thc.I.Ba-,1 rpns having been invited to ..bring tiflAhuly men :into-, . the ' , field a '7-passible:l iiThe_Bhglish Tiq:ops,llaye . .tin ated theinsesolution. to dekend.,,thig,:svvral to the last. I - ic:BOLOGNA; .jAlcia • 3.•---The Ma. 111,138,.. f.DA I GA L LO 4: Neapolitan. Minister s passed through-, heoce,..a: few., days since, from Paris::: .He hadim iPterview, with General PING, the obje& of which was- to obtain 'the suspension.of the,March of7.the-Xmich Trokis. •to Naples.; but the. Emperor NAPOLEON As ..ing.positive in this respai, the attempt,, failed, The Marquis immediately sit-Out.-for,V ! ienna.., bEri ..' ";It ~ ,~ . ..a ~~~iJ ~~ s . ' [ h. ..L • t 81b: , • To , ipkv : tlic.Offiyer,? l ?n•e i ° 6^i.--Veal C- Id ek " (Piftl4 t 655 ' 6,1 . -- tiluP 6 , l, Ss. ("‘, • . 11 Y" T-. J' , l . ,"ttlit' 611 otk ; cut. !7.40--rilp 5 7 0 . - v4tri4ttflitn i rAtivikittiEf:' I