The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-11 00:00:00

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to assure you

of my unchangeable intention 9 to preserve the
friendly relations between the two States. I wish
that they mty Conyey to you these assurances ; as
also those of my esteem and regard for you. I pray
God, my dear and great Friend, to have you in his
holy keeping..
4, Paris, Yan. 4, iSos.''

" NAPOLEON."

MAUR I D, JAN. 280—In the course of next month,
twelve Spanish Ships of the Line, and a propor-
tionable number of Frigates, will be completely
ready for sea. This Naval Force will be doubled
in the month of March, and will be continually be-
cooling stronger.

The Military Preparations for the defence of Fer.
rol, and the neighbouring Coasts, are now completed.
There arc in that vicinity nearly 50,000 men,
and the Batteries arc manned with more than zoo
Artillerymen.

Merchant Vessels and other Ships frequently get
nto Cadiz notwithstanding the Bleckade. A Ship
'rotn America lately c.me in.

- ST. PETERSISWRGH, FEB. s.—The good under.
standing between Russia and China continues and in.
Creases. The ,Emperor of China has transmitted an
extremely friendly Letter to the Emperor of Russia,
.and it is not to be doubted that our Gavarmnent
will profit of this good disposition to form a closer
connexion between the two Empires, which must
have advantageous consequences to the trade of
Russia.

Husura, Fitt, rB.—Till this morning we have
been in uncertainty with respell to the fate of the
Heligoland Scl!uyts which had the other English
Mails on board, and which they could not land
.at
St. Peteei on the tBth. According to report, they
were likewise unable to land them at Westerhever,
and have probably been obliged to return to Hell.
goland.

CU HAVEN, FEB. z7.--We .learn from Helig°.
land, that of four Schtiy tit that had sailed fdr the
Hever, with eight English Mails, only one had sue.
ceeded in landing her two Mails at Ss. Peter's, the ex.
creme point of Eyderland. 'The three others had
been obliged to return with their mails to Helig°.
land.

I3y our Deal Letter of this morning we learn
that the Locust Gun-brig has, in a very gallant man.
ner, run close under thc Batteries of Ambleteuse,
and driven on shore a' number of the Enemy's Small
Craft; which were coming from the Eastward. The
Locust was, however, much damaged, and is oblig-
ed to go to Sheerness to refit.

• Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMILY, RCCOM.
pulled by Generals FITZROY and MANNERS, Lady
PITT, &c. attended Divine Service in St. George's
Chapel ; after which 11111 ROYAL FAMILY wok an
airing to Frogmore. The ROYAL FAMILY W leave
Windsor for town to.niorrow.

On Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, His MA.
JEST Y, accompanied by Isis Equerries in \;Yaiting,
rode to Langley Broom, where a fine stag was start.
cd. 'the deer at starting went with great speed
through the inclosures towards Stoke.green, where
he got into a larm.yard, but the hounda being close
up with him, he had no time to shelter himself, and .
started again, and went by Stoke Common, .leaVing
Langley Park to the right, and was taken within
about tutu miles of Bulstrode, before one o'clock.
After the hunt His MAJ es'rs, rode to Frogmoye, and
met .Her MAI Eseri and the PE. I ?MESSES.
The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order in
Council, dated the 7th inst. commanding Francis
Gaitrell, the younger, G. Blackwell, J. Bottrell,
and W. Pender, all of Lennen, Cornwall, accused of
an attack upon W. PARRY, a Revenue Officer, and
rescuing a quantity of spirits, to surrender them.
selves to justice within the space of forty days.
It is now determined that the Channel Fleet shall
in future rendezvous at Falmouth ; and moorings
(which are preparing with all pnssible expedition at
Ilymouth) are to be laid down immediately in Car.
rick Roads for. twenty Sail of the Line.
The poor old Pore is destined to endure new lu.
miliations. According to report, he is to add to
the degradation of his chara6ter by consecrating
another tiorpation of the Corsican Upstart, at
whose heels he must lackey ``till he has created a
new throne in the Italian Republic.
Our tribute of, respect for Lind ME Lyintß, on
accuunt of bis hutronity, has drawn upon us
the censure of a Morning Paper, which can see
nothing to approve, and every thing to con.
demo, in the present Board of Admiralty. We
must again testify our respect for Lord MeLvt ner,
for his humane desire of concealing the names of
Men who, as far as we hear, have repented of their
errors, and who have numerous families to support.
These men, in the year il3iss, were dismissed from
the Dockyards for demanding an increase of wages;
but the Morning Paper alluded to artfully couples
their combination in that retiree; with the Mutiny
PARKER snr; his associates, which happened
many years before. Such are the miserable shirts
to which a public Print is reduced, that is slavishly
devoted tonne set "of men, and determined to 'vilify
every a 4 of their successors. •

On Monday last three Ccmpanies' of the Shrop.
shire Militia marched into Norwich, from Suiten
!Lin:Kits, 'lliey were relieved by the 2d Surrey
Militia. - •

Gala: T 39 WP u, one of the Commiqsioners of the"
N. is gone to Falmouth to prepare that Port to
receive a Squadron of King's Strips, and to make
i; a good harbour. .• -

DEAL, MA ft c lo.—Arrived the Vrrest,Pitiehlr,
Flamer, and Locust Gun-brigs, from a Cruize of the
Coast of France ; the Tigress and P;ticher sailed
again this evening for their stations. Alsoirrived
the Speedy Sloop from a Cruize off Boulogne, 04

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remains.
Sailed the Bonetta Sloop on a Cruize ; Cbatontee
and Lord Melville Aimed Defence Ships to the
Westward.
Cattle down from the River the ifiVarat P&P
Leer, Capt. GREEN, and sailed on a Cruize.
Sailed the Hermes Sloop of War on aCrsize off
the French Coast.
On the Sth inst. at 7 P.M. arrived in the Pot°°l
Nis Majesty's Cun.brig Locuit, commanded
of
Lieutenant LAKE, towed in by the Pituitr Go*
brig almost a complete wreck, with her fore'
mast totally disabled with shot, hiving, by
nal from the Immartalia Frigate, run close andalhe
Batteries of Ambleteuse, to destroy or drill°
shore a number of the Enemy's small craft conihti
from the Eastward, which .service was -coitiPletlf
performed, although a heavy fire front' eke!►
batteries and field pieces was kept up, and inihoe6
of lowering the jolly boat to take possession 0
Cutter.rigged vessel, a 4.z pound shot strueli
fine-41145t, which obliged the bruit to desil44
the Enemy's Vessel would have been inherit'
session in a few minutes. She is going to Shell
to repair damages, being much cut in her —h
11
rigging.
FALMOUTH, MARCH H.--Arrived this a
lit
t,
Princes; Augusta Packet,. THomsott, wic"
:Alt As
from Jamaica, after a passage of thirty-c/o, ice
Lefto atLplyignagsoNw
Jamaicahiih
arrivedth tkgre
the Prince
the
oithilr :51; gs;
Bu
10
January, after beating off a French Privateer'
itse°
consequence of orders to detain all Spanish
several had been carried into JWnaica. cio.
His Majesty's Ship Theseus, of 74 016
the
HAwicEs, arrived at Jamaica three days vitccoah
Packet left it, in a very leaky state. A oat
Brig Privateer, of rts guns, was 'capturca.,3l7
in the day before the Packet sailed. Passtift
of he 6°l
Princess Augusta is Major WHITS
Regiment. 13111*
A Frigate was expefted at Jamaica ft°°l atara
doess in which Admiral Sir JoHrt
takes his passage-for England.
Governor General NUGENT has 111110 17:C1
leave to return to England. h Pre°
The Bacchant" Sloop of War convoyed t- e
dcd •ot
through the Windward Islands, and fir°e—
ale°. t
bO
New Providence. The Penguin left`ill ,
same day as the Packet, bound on a
Franchise, of 44. guns, was also lying at littitti,.o
En'srgliaiendJohn
Bull Cotter, with
atri,::d at Jamaica after a Ps°:"Peoopin
days, which Div.-itches were turpoe.o ij .4
tto lot
h
,the Dtclaration of War again •
ot a.
arrival, the English Flag was hoisted °
Spanish on all the detained Span' h.
is cit
Arrived also this day.the Joke PriOtecrt.
M‘PHERSON, from London, very leek}''
Sailed yesterday His Majesty's Ship .10‘."' ss" ts of
of 36 guns, Capt. Dioxsora, with fourttell
if
Transports urder Convoy, for Ireland. 0 o'r
Also sailed His ,Majek's Ship ikletrlrssiestell
guns, Captain WHITE, with the followirlg_s'aeo'o
under Convoy, for Lisbon and the Piledittnovie;
'Choice, Clements, and John, Waite, for Lis1:1°011,111;;
tion, Purdy, for Malta Smyrna, iind•Constanl.rosY-
Tod i, tbr Malta ; Catharine, Sincock, tbr Mao"
na ; and Three Brothers, Patrick, for 0 pert°' 0%, Et
Arrived this evening the Fe/caN, So° ,toila
COI
Poole for Youghall ; the &wilt, Ev fier
$ 101 no
Po w a it, and John and Edua rd, Ey ' 0
uileth or
mouth, for Swansea ; also the Ship Af
PaocTott, and Coverelale, WooLre. fryll)
130°1
bound to Cork, to join Convoy for
pv,
• lit the lif
HARWICH, MARCH 0.---L3St niSt..fan tti
land Packet, Capt. BItIDGE, arrived si--,14
to
land, without Mails, to take his one" ji
ttgeAr
this' place, Co 5°40,
y
His Excellenoy the Chevalier ,
cow,
61/I;
Extraordinary and Minister Pieniri 401011.111
Portugal to the Court of Berlin.. is
jr e~'pt
this Port, on his passage. to flullandoi,:idoli:•Ad)ill'
wind ;as well as the Earl of ',tires"; irefogne
Hc'hlr 40N, with the Fiambnegh on' ?axis
on board ;as also the Prince of grab! 414
A. DAN Et with the Glttenburgli 01:1/
The Prince of wain packet, CO` enttorVett
Gott A'
arrived the night before last folio , matco
Mr. DitasstNos, one of the Kingsst ?gt.erif toy
came Passenger, on his way tt
sl
and Stockholm, charged 'with gl/1
portancet. oiso4/11
Sailed the Hecate Gun.vesael,
,
remain the Pegasus Frigate, ono-
ori
0,1
Revenue Cruizers.
r•
ivev,, hof
PLYZAOUTH, MAR CH pfri r
m, ttit;
Frigate 'fro a Cruize off Brest ; ; onv of
of War from a Cruizo in the Chent"'&net .
(1 Fleet . Coasting Vessels, under ii Chi
Lady Warren Armed Ship, fromfromthe, via ot
Sailed. the Mars, of 74. guns, to I°
Fltet,