The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-11 00:00:00

WIRTEMBUIiGH CIRCLIL'AR NOTE.

The
British

extrau•r

dere

• " The Undersigned Minister fi)r Foreign Affairs
has the honour to his Excellency the Am-
bassador
Highness the ELEdTplt of Wi RTENB6RG FL , that, fjc
the futnre; he shall sign with-the-Royal Title.
" It is well known- tliatOn theq rh of Decern-
•ber his Majesty the, Emperor' of the French and
King of Italy, by a Convention -.with- -his 4mperiil
Majesty the EmpeSr ,of-Germany,. at Vienna, and
other Powers in- Sitity-i-have acknowledged said
Royal Title, and that it
.redeived further confirmation
on the 26th of the saict menth,, hrthe signatures-Of
both their Majesties. • •
He begs- herewith to • make -known to all the
Ambassadors' the change that has taken place in-the
Dominions of his Majesty the King of Wirtinbtirgit,
and he-flatters himself that the King, his Master`-,
may rely upon their-future friendship. ',He expeCtis
an early-,acknowledgment of this Note:- - '
" He trusts that-there will be no-obstacles thrown
in the way of the recognition of, this new-created
Title.

" The Undersigned has the honourto be, with
the most pf.-:rfe6t consideration and esteem, &C. &c.
• " WiturzlNGgßoDE.-
" Stutgardt, loth January."

Music.--The Annual Concert for the benefit of
the Choral Fund, took place last night at the `Theatre
Royal in the Haymarket;---:The laudable purpose of
"this Institution is to afford relief to the Chorus
Singers past duty, their Widows . and Orphans. It
was established under the patronage of the DUKE
of CLARE:4CE. On this Oecaston'thare was a very tine
assemblage of musical talents,'WhiCh were all exert-
ed with a generous Teal and with admirable etl42t.
HARRISON, VAtroitixtl, 'Goss, Mrs. ASHE,
BIANCHI, Mrs. VAUGHAN, and Miss Coital-, were
the Vocal Perforniers. Master SMITH, a blind Boy, of
14 years of age; 'acquitted himself very ably in a
Concerto on the Violin., The- veteran. BARTHELE-
moN kindly assisted oti' this occasion, as well as
ASHE, and- other eminent Miisicians. The whole
was a fine harmonic treat, and what is still better, it
was so' well attended as;to contribute largely to the
advantage .of the Institution.
The last meeting, of the Glee Club, at the Crown
and Anchor, on Saturdays was the .most numerous
that has taken place this season. HA aßtsaN, the
KNYVETTS, VAUGHAN, ELLIOT, and LEETE, COll-
- highly to the pleasure of the company. Two
new Glees for three voices,. composed by Mr. W.
KNYVF.TT, were brought fbrward, and were well exe-
cuted by his father, his brother, and himself. They
were highly applauded,and do credit to the Composer,
A new Glee fur four voices, composed byAmoon,
was among the admired works. of the evening-. The
compositions in general were well selected, va-
ried with judgment and taste, .
On Saturday, at. the Union-Hall Offica,J. Smith,
a Turnpike Colledor, was charged by Johh
the driver of a hackney-coach, with%having; on the
Sunday preceding, demanded and taken from him,
at Kent-street-end Gate, the toll, and obliging him
to pay, after he had produced a ticket for the day.
As it was the first charge nine at this-Oftice against
Smith, he was fined in the, trtitigated pellaity of 40s.
and coits,

3RITISH P.i.7II3OA7ERS OF Ir2l.

winE,

Address was transmitted frorri the
lers at Xerdun, to the Eleal'ess of
ICPn it was suppo 4ed the

him acc

which she m

at a 'period w

Q 1 15(

Royal iii2;lin

.ist natdrally 11:7.

Tr Vt; 0 tild ren
emotio6s. of huma4

s, with all tine anxiety

e felt .for the

si uqtion

Of her Couhtn

11, found herself un

e the neces-

sit of returnlng the .following Anser
" She i,;.is..sorryfbr them, hut cmild net.irAerfere."

" To her Royal Hightiss the ELECTRE.SS of
WIR-
T'E •

" MIIDAM,

We, the Undersigned; in our oWn names, and
in that of all, your Royal Father's Subje&s detained
as Prisoner by order of the. French ,Government;:
beg leave to address your Royal Highness, satisfied
that you Will -deign to interest yourself in.obtaining%
Our release from A situation which has 'been the
cause of much domestic distress to 'many of us, and
of persOnaLinconvenience to all.
We,have been detained. in France nearly two
years and a' half, 'at a distance from our affairs,-our,
families, arid our homes. We have, without suc-.'
cess, made every exertion that depended upon LIS
for our-liberation, and it is with extreme mortifica-
tion we find, that we are not ouly.sutferiug in' our
own persons, but that our detention is the obstacle
to the general exchange of, Prisoners of War, cud
that we are'thus„thoth innocently, the 'cause that
the brave of each nation are languisinag in copf..nz,
•
We are perfealy aware, Madam, ,while'
stating.ctUr situation to yOur oyal..Highuess, that
it is not the firSt'time your feelinge have 1,32:m late-
restecrfor ua. Your concern for the Nvelfn;e, the
happiness, and' the rights of 13,-H!ili .SubjeCt§,
tie were so fOrtnnateas to 'pre,,,erve-you m 'England;
and the general beneficence of your character, are.
. .
known -to
.u.s. all.
"We take the liberty of suggesting-.to your Ring
flighne's, that We conceive an applicatiotion
part to the Emperor of the 12rentli, .for .otar hbera-
tiorr,.mustprove•successful:s-and we arts pat'ticularly
lelto that' 'opinion *from% the refleaion,•that the
Empe.ror.lias so .latelr,visited .the -COurC.of Stut,
gardt, and has i?aid_the homige due to•your.Royal
ight-36ss„,' 'Wl3oe per son The a t}shim add' attrac -
tiuns peculiar to. yuur,Sex are hlendedtvith' the dig-
nities,ofi a'British Princess. .

. .
" We are, Mnilinl, i‘yli-ri the ir,ost- respiitilful 'P.t—
tachnient .to your ,person, .your. Royal ,111611nes::8
very devbted and obdient- Servan t s.":
I :Here follov the Nantes of the Principal Prisoner.; of War
it'Veictun.] ,
Verdun, \) a. 3., '205. . .
, . .
. .
. .

AmtutAL LiNois,tr-The last Overland Dispatch
has brought some new partiCulars rsspeCting this Ad-
miral. Au AinericanSbip,. Initial -entered the Bay of
Bengal in November last, reports' her. having ;fallen
in with LlNols's Ship the Marengo, off the Laccadive
Islands, in the preceding month. The'illarevo fircd .
a gun with ball, to bring her to, under staspicion,' as
they after wards learnt, of her-being r 1 I:;nglish Yes.cel;
On heaving up,they werestrialy integated respe.a-
ing their cargo, Aestination„.and whether they had.
fillten in with Sir E. P2n.LEw's squadron., They
to furnislrrtirititt articl,4 ot.:tivhich
s 2.1 in great need. Tltt'Aire'w
.had .bz3ert infortiied of the death'ef the'G:overnor: -
Gei.Veraf., and eiZpr'essed 1101)0'1-Int war i4roul?.l be
re-kindledinthe Sonthe,rn ‘.l',%.;\lueeg, in. the event of
.which they:should f 1 frien:ls a:-non-;the bittics.;es: on
did coast. The Amefican Ve el learned that tt'se-
'ribt-is mutiny had broken-out onbbardthe Islaree p,
required all the of the Admieal to
-quern. ''Sotn'e- of 'the
.1.11,1 been put in
irons bm, on consulting the general.ternp`er ref th?•J
creW, who 'began to question the authority' of their
.conimindO 'they were released, and cajbled'Wlth
from the capture;
,of some of thz next homeward-boupd-itidiaMen.
1-14MTON-GARDEN OFFicc.,-*,rireserday, a waiter,
.;Witobad lately been in cusiody 011 suspicion_ of an
offence..., and discharge4,.for want of statiient evi-
dence to criminate him, was.againhrought forFaK4-,
when it appeared that thejelhTliid...prt aid his ad-
dresses to,several-yoUng women, and as fie'clesertea
gettingjnto disrepute and, distress; he renew c,l
his addresses to a foriner.sweetheart.— whom he had
long neczleCted and who Ind b- virtuoili industry'
•
saved 501. which she had invested in the kunds....He
told her he had taken a pnblic-house in the neigh-
•bourhood of Clerkeriwell, :to, secure -which he:had
piald down tos guineas, as a deposit, butwas•dctit-
cient 301. to complete the contratt Having led her
to believe it make their fortunes to po*sess
house, avid that he would ,matry her.imme-
diately; she not hesitate -to go to the :Bank to
sell out, when she trusted him with the whsle pro-
perty. • He appointed a time to meet her
again
stead of which he dissipated_ the money. In -con-
sequence of her complaint, Trott, an oi-ficer, found
him out, _assuming the chargter of a Gentleman.—,
IL; was committed for re-examination. -

MARLBOROUGII-STREET.—On.Saturday evenitig
a man, whose name appearedto be ilenderson, went
to St. Giles's watch-house, and delivered himself MA
to justice, as having been a murderer in Irelarni eight
years since, whiph he stated prevented him frour en;;-
joying a* happy moment. The watch-house keeper
detained him until yesterday, When he was.. brought
before the Magistrates of this. Office. On being.
questioned respe&ing the tnurder, said to have been
committed by him, he stated, that it was not done
by his own hand, but that he. signed his name, and
became a member of a Committee of Rebels, who:
a6tions had since' disturbed his 'repose: Theie Nkere
several respeEttble persons in the Office, who had
been led thither,. not by curiosity, but to speak what
they knew of hitn..., One, of
.theni, :who, served his
time with the accused, at a Printing-office In Edin=
burgh, twenty7eight years since, described him, as
'the a-10st inbd-ensive man he overt-knew ; he was con-
sidered insane during his apprenticeship, and parti-
.culariy so when at a work, called " Satan's Invisible
World, Discovered." He was at Bedla'M in Edin-:
burgh, but letrecovered from his malady;:and went
'to Ireland. "Other_ persons corroborated ',What had
fallen from the preceding Witness, and described the
wretched man as.a lunatic; stating, that at% inter:7llS
'only he was enabled to work at his, trade, and he
was then employed, by Mr.-liansard, of liincOln's-'
Inn Fields. The Magistrate gave direPtions for the
unfortunate- ob.;ed to be conveyed to a place of safety.

Ft om the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 8, 1806.

King's German Legion.
ist Dragoons, 1-lieroni.ous • 13grun %Vlach to be Cornet, vice

.•
Peters, promoted.
id Light Drsgoons; Major - Rodewald to he Lieutenant
• Colonel; with temporary Rank, vice Crusen, whose Ap-
pointment does iiot take place.
d Ditto- To be Cornets, Charles De Harting, Gent.
-George Meyer, Gent. Charles Adolphus Baron Es-

tort.
Sth Battalion of the Line. Lieutenant - Baron Dachen-
nausen to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank, vice
Manuelsloh, whose Appointment does not take place.
Ist Cartison Battalion, Lieutenant Wm. Creswell,,from the
2.211 I'OW, to be Captain Of a Company, vise Fainlrmo,
app.niiiett to the nth Royal ,Veteran battalion. Lieutenant
/(o.,,ert Barclay, troni the 23kt Lou;, to be Captain of a
Company,, vice Hightnore, appointed to the 3d Royal Ve-
teran hattaliun.
3(1 Ditto, Captain Thomas Bromley Shairpe, from the •sist
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Shanley, who ex-
changes.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain F. G. Fainlough,
froin the ist Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Darcus.