The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-11 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDN:INCE,

Aug. 20, 806.
T' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cf HIS 11121-;
yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Nr.tice,. That
Proposals will be received at their Office; in .51. 111argaret,strict,
Westminster, on or before the istb of September nett, from such
Persons as may be will ing to undertake the suppfr of LEATHERN
BREECHES asi GLOVES fur the 14a1 Horse
upon a Contrail for a period of 7'hret• Yeare, determinable alter
One Year, upon Three Months Notice beieg given by either pp-D..
Patterns .of .the_A;-ticles stray he ;e'en "upon appliZqtion-1 tie
Principal StoreAeeper'r Office in the Tower; and the Terms anc
Conditions of the Contrail may be kno7.on at the Secretary's Office,
in St, Alargatefstreet aforesaid; 4iy day ',between the Hours .of
Ten and .I%our• o'ooo, where the Proposals are to be delivered,
sealed up, and marked on the outside, .Proposals for the supply
of Leathern Brtechei and Glcl.es ;" but no Prc4oral can be ad-
milted after the of September next.'
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

O I!. IC 12 01, AZ I.) ANC E,
August is,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
YESTri ORDNANCE do herely ehe Notice, That Pa.
poials will he received at their Office in et. Margaret Street,
Westminster, on or before- Montily the 1516 of Septem:er
frost such Personii as t. 74), 6e willing to undertake the Stingy of
Forage for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Dis.

trills, viz.-
North Britain, • South West, PortsmOttib,
Northern, Isle of Wight, and Christ-
•
Yorkshire, church,
Eastern, exclusive of Walley, Western,
Southern, exclusive of Chat- lVootwich, with its Depen-
haM, dencies, Wade) & Chatham,
Liverpool,
for a Period of Six Months from the ist of ()Haber next the 10.
rage to befurnithed in Rations conshting of tab. of Oat:, at 4,16.
per husbd-12165. of Upland Meadow 114—and 8161. of Wheat
or 12.14 Straw; and to be delivered at the respeelive Stations at
the expellee of the Contraaor,' who is also to furnish sorb Hann
with Oatr, at 816:. per Ration, at may be billetreel in the Diitria
for which be contra/:.

The Proposals may be delivered separale6, or joint?), for each
Station ; and it is expelled that the Contrae7sr shall receive ;.(.4.
Stable Dung. that may iron: time to time acesintalote, nuaki",t an
allowar.Ce for the same.

Farther Particulars nmy be knewn uPon application to the Og.
cers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also a!
the Secretary's (.2,ce, in St. ILfark2ret-sticet, ajore.taid, any Dar
between the Hours. of Ten and Four o' Clc•ck. The Proposals are
to be delivered sealed up, and marked on the outside," Proposal:'
for the Supply of xForage ;" but 010 Propostit can be ad•ndt ed
afar the said isth Day of Septembei next. ,
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
•

EASI' INDIA 41,LISE,
Sept. to, 1806.
ITHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
1. COMPANY of riIERCIL4Nrs of ENGLAND trading
to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, •
Mat at the Q.,nirtetly General Court of the said Coupon" ap-
pointed to 6e held at their House, ix: Leaele4uli-start, on If; dr.es.
day thel..ith last. a Resolution of the. Court ofpireaors, tt.44-
dy, far annexing a Salary of pool. per annunt to the Opfice of
Rec,rder of Prince q- ivales's Island, will be laid bef.re tbe Qmrt
for their approbathn, agreeably to the ijth and iBth Se,'"iions o/
the 6th Cap. of the By Laws at will also another •Resolutica ‘.l
the Court of Direaors, of the 3oth April, 1806, for granting a
Pension of wool, per annum to the Recorder of Prince o/ Wales's
!land after having served that office ten' years, agreeably to ,he
1916 SeEli,t; of the 6th Chapter of toe By Laws of .resold. z .
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THE SUN.

SOLEII4 QUI& DICgRE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, : 806.

2 oottcnburKh, s Dublin, 2, Waterford.

The accounts which have been receivedfrom va-
rious quarters, respeCting the Fleet of Admiral
GUILLEAUMEZ, are rather .contradictory tb each
-other: On Saturday last we stated, ,on the autho-
rity of accounts from Greenock; that the Europe,
Capt. STEEL, one of. the Quebec Fleet, had ar-
rived ,at that Port,, and that Captain STEEL stated,
that on the evening of the day on which a
part of the Quebec Fleet was captured he saw lino
French Line-of-battle Ships, besides the Veteran, and
the day following three more, making altogether six
Sail of the Line. If this account had been cor-
rea, we should of course have heard before this
time of GUILLEALIMSZ having endeavoured to get
into- some French Port. But as none of our nume-
rous Cruizers have seen any thing of the French
Squadron near the Coast of Europe, we are induced
to believe that JEaciiit aetually cams home alone,
and that AdmirikkoiLLEAumEz remained in the
West Indies, in tlk hope of striking a blow against
our Commerce. This 'supposition is strongly con-
firmed by the accounts which have been 'received
at ,LLovn.'k, and which we yesterday laid before our
-Readers. According to these 'statements; the French
Squadron on the Bth of August was in lat. 34. 64. N.
long. 6s. So. W. and on- the i oth of August it
was still farther to the Westward, viz. in long.
69.'6.: and :was then steering a westerly course.—
On the 20th of July we know that the French Squa-
drop was, .off Charlestown, in long. 79. ; between
that, day and the Bth of August it had therefore sailed
11 degrees to the eastward, and on. the 10th we find.
it again shaping a westerly course,:- From these
different accounts (supposing them to be correet) it
appears very probable that GumtrAUMEZ was crui
in g about in the hope of intercepting our homeward-
beund West-India Fleet. Sir J. B. WARREN was
off Newfoundland on the gth August, and therefore
there is strong reason to hope that he may yet be
. enabled to intercept the French Squadron.

Mr. PARSONS, the Messenger, arrived in town
this morning about two o'clock, with Dispatches
from Lord LAUDERDALE.' It would be
,absurd to
suppose that Ministry would suffr any thing re-
speeling the nature of those Dispatches to transpire;
but they are, in some degree, interesting to the
Public, inasmueb- as the arrival of them manifests,
at least, the continuance of the Negotiations.

Mx. Fox .—A change for the bettey, very upex-
pe&edty took place last night in Mr. Fox's Disorder,
but it is not of so very favourable a kind as to
warrant hiS Friends in the indulgence of a hope
that. any essential improvement can possibly oc-
cur, thOugh it certainly lessens their apprehensions
of an immediate dissolution.
,The following is the
Bulletin of this day :

" Chiswick-House, Thursday Morning.

• " Dr. MOSELY has the honour to inform Lady
EL:ZABETH FOSTER, that Mr, Fox has, had a
better night than usual. His pulse is more firm,
and he is less weak than lie was yesterday.—Dr. M.
has also to add, that some of. the alarming symp-
torts whicl\ charaderised his situation 'Yesterday
morning have much abated."

Some private LetterS which have been received
from .frolland mention a circumstance to which we
are not inclined to give much credit, though it is stated
-in very positive terms. This said that the EMPEROR Of
RUSSIA WIN so displeased with M. D'OuE Ric for ex-
ceeding his powers,and signing so disgraceful a Treaty,
that he had banished him to Siberia. Although M.
D'Ooaan. may have been over-reached in his Nego-
tiation with TALLEYRAND, we cannot suspe& him of
trdachery, and nothing less, we are sure, could have
induced the Emperor ALEXANDERtO infli& so severe a
punishment upon him—lt is*, however, said, in de-
fence of M. D'OeaRIL, that the instrument which
he signed at Paris was got aaually a Preliminary
Treaty, bgt merely a kind of Projet, or outline
of the terms upon which France was willing to

_ conclude a Peace. M. D'Ounart. being prevailed
..„ufion to, set out immediately fot .St.. Petersburgh
with this Projet, the French GoVernment took ad-
vantage of his absence to assert that a Treaty. had
been signed with a view probably of hurrying
Vngland into a Peace before the falsehood of the as-
sertion was.diScoverecl. A third report in circUla-
Con on the Continent is, that TALLEYRAND, in or-
der tä gain over the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, had sub-
mitted to M. D'Ousam a plan for the Partition, be-
. twden France .and, Russia, of the Territories of
the KING of Pitusst.t, and the 'EL,ECTOI43 of

HESSE and SAXONY. That M. D'O

7,2ving

obtained a copy of this extraordinary 'proposition,
u►ider`"pretence of taking it to St. Petersburgh for
the purpose of submitting it to his Sovereign, im-
mediately transmitted a copy of it to the KING
of PRUSSIA, which . had led to the warlike
preparations ,in Prussia, &c. We have mentioned
the above-as the floating rumours on the Continent;
_but we think it our duty to add, that we do not at-
tach any *credit to them.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY
arrived at the Queen's Palace, escorted by a party of
Light Horse. Soon after two o'clock His MAJESTY
gave private.audiences to Abe LORD CHANCELLOR,
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the Secretaries
of State for the Home and Colonial. Departments ;
after which His MAJESTY held a private, Levee,
which was attended by. the above Ministers, and

he Lord Privy Seal.
The President of the Board of Controul.
Lords Ileatlitield and Arden (in waiting).
Sirs H. IV. Neale and E. Berry.
Mr. N. Vansittart.
The fohowing had the honour of being presented
to HIS MAJESTY :

Colonel Morison. upon his arrival from Bengal, and being
appointed Aid •de.Camp to His Majesty. a
Sir Edward Herr!,, 'Captain in the Royal "Navy; on his re--
turn from the West Indies, by Earl Spencer.
Mr. Vansittart, upon h►s marriage.
Lord HEATHFIELD carried the gold stick for Earl
HARRINGTON, who is in Ireland.
At the conclusion of the Court His MAJESTY set
off on his return to Windsor.

Yesterday morning-HER MAJESTY anti the PRIN-
CESSES visited the Duchess of YORK, at Oatlands,
and, after taking some refreshment, returned to
Windsor.
The Duke of YORK is slightly indisposed with ,an
inward complaint.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE,
accompanied by, General TURNER, left town yester-
day morning for Canterbury. His Royal Highness
will return to town to-morrow.

Lord GRENVILLE, who• has been somewhat i -
disposed for the last two days, was much bette,
this morning, but had not ventured abroad.
Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR gave a turtle
dinner to the Cabinet Ministers, at ,the delightful
little cottage at the back of his house at Hampstead.
Earl• SPENCER proceeded from thence to his mo-
ther's, at St. Alban's.
We understand that in the event of the death of
Mr. Fox, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT intends to propose
himself as a Candidate for Westminster.

HUNTER, the Messenger, left town last night
with a reprieve for Holland, who is sentenced to be
hung on Saturday- next at Lancaster.
The Troops belonging to the Expedition, and
which since their landing have been encamped on
BuCkland Down, near Plymouth, are to have a grand
field-day previous to their re-embarkation. The
German Artillery remains for the present at Dock.,
+he long intended marriage between Lord MAR..
SHAM, only son of the Eat-Ca ROMNEY, and Miss
PITT, daughter and' sole heiress of Wm. MoarOx
PITT, Esq. M. P. tbr Dorset, with a fortune of
60,0001. and an estate of 12,0001. per annum, in-
dependent of the estates of her father, took
place on Tuesday last, at twelve o'clock, by
the Rev. Wm. FLOYER, at Stingford Church, Dor-
setshire, in the presence of Lord RIVERS, Mr. and
Mrs. LASCELLES, Lord BARHA.M, Mr. and Mrs. M.
PITT, Mrs. IREMONGER, &C. Mr. and Mrs. M.
PITT gave the Lady away, while Colonel NOEL and.
Miss BECKFORD officiated on the occasion. The
early part of the morning the whole of the unmar-
ried female branches of the neighbouring tenantry
and villages attended at Kingston-houSe, the seat of
W. M. PITT, Esq. every female attired in an elegant
white muslin dress, provided fOr them, as a present
on the occasion, by Miss PITT ; after refreshments
about forty couple proceeded two-and-two before
the procession to the Church, strewing on the way
(before the happy couple), in the antient style, flow-
ers of every description, and after the ceremony
they returned in:the same order, attended by near
three hundred speetators, to Kingston-house, where'
a dinner, consisting of English hospitality, 'was pro-
vided on the occasion, in booths on the lawn,
and the festive eve concluded with a Ball on the
green, in which ,the Nobility present shared in
the mirth. Early in the evening the happy cou-
ple and Suite set otnn post-carriages to pass the
honeymoon at the Lady's own seat, iiinchcombe-
house, Dorset.

It is rather surprising that the POPE, instead of re-
moving all the Images of the blessed Virgin from the
Churches, because the pecTle believed that those
Images have lately been in the habit of opening and
shutting their-eyes, did not, in justification of his
own condud in his memorable' journey to Paris, en-
deavour to confirm the deluilon, by representing
that these:lmages had also opened their mouths; in re-
commending a religious acquiescence in the new
order of things.

The next aCk of BONAPARTE'S wanton• as well as
daring ambition, which we may expect to hear, will
probably be the resignation of the present Pok, and
that the Conclave have, with the most cordial una-
nimity, appointed Cardinal FEscH his successor. In
that case the Imperial COrSiCan will perhaps not
lessen the Papal Territories, that a branch of his au-
gust. Family May have a Sovereignty.
IPSWICH.-011MOnday lasi came on the ele;t:;),
for Bailiffs for the Borough of Ipswich, for the ),
ensuing, when the strength of the rival pal
and Yellows, was fairly tried, and the forther,
have had the rule and management, together with
the loaves and fishes of the Corporation, for twenty-
one years, were' obliged to yield to the latter.
Messrs..KERRIDGE and TROTMAN were candidates
in Cm Blue Interest ; Messrs. SPCONER and FOR-
FETT, supported by the most respeaable' Gentle-
men awl Merchants of the town, were candidates in

aa ••. • • .••• •
the Yellow. Upwards of 50Q freemen voted ; and
at the close of the Poll, about seven in the evening,

the numbers were,
For Mr. Kerritige - .224 for Mr. Spooner 29
Mr. Trotman 225 Mr. Follett - 231
1 The latter Gentlemen were declared duly eleaed.