The Sun.
London, England, 1807-12-26 00:00:00

CAETiifN YE O.

. W>c hare'the p'le;s ire toationneet.he arrival of
the Fleet of Chinamen, and one §hipfrotnl3Oiubay,
at Cork.

Thi3 ci3y.4tnerican Papt'rs, to the f.l.6th nit. reach-
ed Town ;. the following is the only article of int-
' portance which they contain :
Nov. iB.'- Yesterday 'the Hon.
Mr. LYON stated, in the Ho§se of Representa-
tives, that'. he wished the Gaileries clered, dnd

the doors closed, bolted, and barred, -as lie had
Borne highly important matters to cornmunica
The Nouse having gratified his wishes, he observed,

that Mr. ERSKINE, the Brhish Minister, had recently
transfetted, Stock, possessed by his father to a large
amount in th4American Funds, and in come:.
luertce proposed the following Resolution

"That provisioniought. to be made by law, fof-

bidding all' tranSfers aright of aaion, atud All tno-
'aka, and other property, either real.or personal, to
or by any subjet of the Crown 'of Great Britain 3
. and also forbidding any Cktizen or Resident of the
'United States, paying any'qeht or demand to any
Rich subje6t.

7 can only give you the. wor
lelligericer upon. the subject :
ment (says 'the Paper) was u;
th it such a .step,at -Stich a Cme,
Meniber supported thi
censure its imprudence."
• .
W dthe Lords
e nes ay , of
00„
. 4i.t into ednsideration the
:Yito, when they declared him
of
.2001. and signed a reco,
2..,di•ds of the treasury to pre:
Oume
Caritain Yuo is to return im.
itielies`to. Sir SIDNEY SMIT/I,
It-is strange, that when the
7.,isbon for Brazil, they ShOuld
)ea've behind. thein the Vasco
'pained in honour of the Man to
M. BC;tI4IENNE) *JIO has lately been so conspi-
cuous in ht's attention to religious solethnities at
pamburgh, was, dutiog the War in Italy, ono of the
post active plunderers of Elie churches in that coun-
try., which he piously stripped, 'for the benefit of
thriself and BUONA'PARTE,
The Fleet. of Merchantmen bound for Gotten- .
Iratilrght:ive just sailed from the Nore, d - ...up et C.Oll
• 1.
,v.oy of his Majesty's Ships Xite and .Fa!i:wiz. ;As
GoOp.as a sufli( lent number of Ships is again col-
. leolecl at the Nore, it is in contemplation, to atlbrd
'another 'convoy, but as the Ships will probably he
4.rneifly under the gWedish 'Flag, they will not veil-
to g 0 further than Gottenburgh. The Ceres
trig, Capt..,6,SAITIII4' that came in there a few
`days ago with a cargo of cOals, having sustained
Fouslderable darnage, is Unladen, and will be put tin
Vac/0 to 'repair witliout lOss'Of time, so as to enable
4theMaiter.to proceed to Shields.
Yeiterday being the Anniversary of the nativity
bf:our tot% commonly 'Christmas'-flay'
;
ktyhe'OserVed *itli due solemnity in the metropolis
lncl ifg environs. The greater part of the Volun-
kier:Corp's 'attended Divine b'ervice.
,The East In-
"3'tBl3Yiglide Went, Tour &Visions, viz,: to IliShOpS.
itare, •cAldgate, .Ciee Church; and St. Michael's,
Vcirnlfirl; the .Custom'-house Corp:'?, at Barking
Church,ToNver-stri...et.;. the Excise COrp4, at lirOad-
*reels; thatirrey Corps generally in divisions tip
their respetaive ,Parish Chkrehes.—Sernions were
iireached, and colle6lians tiradet 'elope's of the,
Asylum,Magdalen, 'Foundling, and Philanthropic
We liaVe seen a Gentleman win') lionlefroM
Lisbon Ake CurifiattcY.., Ile induces us to suspett
thht the Order git'en by the Prince BegeAt,,previous
to his deikirture, 'lathe spiking of the gams in Fort
St. Julian, aoheyed by the Commandant. tle
Infornic.a.thQ of the Order,. t at. he;wOnld de,
*feud Iti% Prime ttgaint England, era ce Ilussix, and
all the Powers combined; but cot d' of comply
with a'n -Order which .lit'`eveitted ttl from giving
support to his Prince, ;
-na.llSt the.; V' "lent CClldlia Of.
either. It is further added, that, ^r the time 'the
ritYee tubarked, information had been received of
' the .arrival of 25,000 French trobps at Abr:lnteS;,
iovhich is about fifty miles nu Lisbon.
•
The Cork Advertiser Of the I
" On Tuesday laSt five transports, with troop's Oti
board, arrived in our harbotir from Englancl-; and
-Yesterday seven more. 11e Troopa ConAit ,of the
econdhattalionS of the 3th, ,2cl (or Welch t'Usi-
leers), and Both Begiinents, acid a part of two
I3attalions of ' the King'S Gerenali Legion. This,
xnornirig the sth and sad disembarked at Monks'
town ;. the • former proceeded to Kinsale, and the
latter, an uncommonly fine body of men, marched
into this' City, on their route to Doneraile and
Charleville„ where they are to be'quartered.,
9th disembOilied at East Ferry, and proceeded to
}"ermoy."
- A Member of Parliament, it is said tnni Mr.,
WINDIrAS,I), has declared his intention of interfer-
ing in Parliament for the prevention of pitched
battles fur pecuniary reward, between piize-fighters,
by'makiog, both parties who enter into. such: puji
listic contests subjeCt to finpand impridournent,- as
it is a species of aiiptsei,nerit that encourages idleness,
andaliromotes diss-sipatiun. a •
It,is proper to state that the firs' at Tottenham did
Sot,arise from :the iniseondua of the servanttr, as was
ieported, but was entirely the effeEt of accident.
The poor girl who occasioned it was with difficulty
kept from throwing herself into the flames, in order
to reseue.theuhildren when the attempt
.was hope-
less. A subscription has been set on foot for the re-
lief of the unhappy sufferers; and Sir FRANCIS
BARING, with his accustomed liberality, has con-
tributed cool.
The depositions are taking for the purpose of
ptpsecuting Lord fko.ts's divorce ill the Commons
previous to this examining'ora/ evidence before the
Rouse of Peers.

. The introduEtion of this young but highly-distin-
guished Naval• Hero, to the. friendship and confit
Bence of Sir SIDNEY Sairru, is an event which pro-,
mises such happy consequences to the naval glory
of Britain, that the .publiC must necessarily .be
pleased at being made • acquainted with.the manner
itywhichit took place. When Capt. Yzo was pro-
moted to the rank of Master and Commander, for
his very gallant conduCt,in the adieu orMluros Bay,
tie remained some time unemployed. In this in,
terval of leisure he was in habits oldaily intercourse
with .the charming family of Mrs. MAcLeon; of
Colbecks, a Lady as eminent in goodness of head
and heart, as she is distinguished in the fashionable
world for the-fascination-of her elegant manners.—
This Lady.wasalm intimately acquainted wjth Sir
SIDNEY „ and being struck, with the similarity
'of the character of Capt. YEo to that of the gallant
Knight, she conceived it •WOttid he an acceptable ser.;
vice
,to both, and probably in. the event, a source of
much benefit to the country,, 'to make them parti-
cularly acquainted, and to lay the foundation for a
close professional .conneCtion. The Lady according-
ly proposed_ the introduCtion to Captain-YEo, who
ardently ernbraCed the prospett of ,pbcing his early
laurels under a proteCtion so auspicions to their
growth as that of tli man who since the death of
NtcsoN has been justly considered the chief 'wipe
-)f the naval glo E B '- When the intended
.e announced to Sir
.:claimed, with all ,
theft is the man for
that moment, to
ptain, YEO under
his most coati •
e and dangerous
writ of a connec-
teueficial and glo-
to 'the, Lady.

ng to 'the
me with M. Th
Opera, contain a
to put au yO4I
Icularly in case of
my Salary, in'the

As I Bare not
yet received the stipulated Guarnntte, I am sorry
to be under the necessityof informing the Nobility
and Gentry, I shall not perform to-morrowevening,
as has been announced in the Opera
J'am, Sir,
tour obedieut aßtilitrY humble Servant,
ANGELICA CATILINI.
--"'"Litkesterzfields, Dec. Q 5; 1807.

Accounts from St. Domingo, of the lit-h
'of 0610-
her; 'reached town yesterday. They confirm our
former statements relative' to the advantages ob.
tained by Prrtotl over CURISTOPHE ;And mid, that
there is every appearance of the contest terinlgating
in favpur of the former.

~ • of the naval,glory of Britain. W
-ds ~f the National In- introduakon and its objeas were
SIDNEY SMITH, he exultingly eit
—" k. universal send-
his charaderistic ardour; " Aye, t
tnrese . •edly expressed me." ' Sir SIDNEY resolved, from
e, was :propt-r--Not use all his influence to have .Cal
his command, and to. make him
ho Res lion, but. all dentin! assistant in every 'delft ati
;,-
, 4 , , ' enterprise. Thrts, the briginal to•
• thin which is likely to prove to bi
the
~‘ miraity agaio rious to Britain, is to be attributed t
k
) serviceil of Captain ...
n entitler to a reward
ommenclit ion to the 7'l-16 0P.6R,4.
!sent liii*, with that . ...1...............
• TO THE 1E1)1t0I
..
ntnediatelyc.-with Dis- SIR---i take the liberty of static
off the 'rays. that the Articles entered into by in
1.., for the ensuing Season a
ttyre
Portuto7 Navy left .
I hive a obliged to
c iiii
Clause, by which I atn ern - ret.
) de Gtinuz.;• he Ship- ~to thorn ince- . • .
‘.,. partit
) whom Port owes not -r9c ing a Guarantee- fot i
maw, . ecified in the At tides.