The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-07 00:00:00

Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, His MAJESTY
left Windsor, in his travelling carriage, for London.
On account of the badness of the roads by Hounslow,
the KING went by Richmond, where 1/19 MAJESTY
changed horses, and arrived at the Queen's Palace
soon after twelvo o'clock, and was received by the
DUKE Of CUMBERLAND. The DUKES of Yonit,
KENT, and CAMBRIDGE visited His MAJESTY SOOD
after his arrival. At two o'clock His MA/Es-Ty held
a Privy Council, which.was attended by the Arch-
bishop of CANTERBURY, the LORD CITANCEL-
LOR, ViSCOUDI CASTLESEAGIIi Lords MULGRAVE,
HAWKESBURY, and CATHCART, and Mr. W. Dori-
DA,S.

Fits MAJESTY 'afterwards gave audiences to Earl
CIIATIIOI, Lords MIILGRA'OB, HAWKESBURY, and
CASTLLItiAGiii and Mr, PITT, wbo Was not at the
Council.
At half past four o'clock His MAJESTY Set of kr
Windsor.

The ROYAL FAMLY will come to town on Wed-
nesday, and are expe&ed to honour Covent-Garden
Theatre with their presence, for the (trot time this
season.

Sir CHARLES MORGAN, the Judge Advocate Ge-
neral, was prevented from making the Report of
Court-Martial on Sir JOHN EAMXB to His MAJESTY
yesterday, on account of his being confined with a
bad leg.
Yesterday, after the Countil, the DuKt of CAM-
-13 IDLE, Lords CASTLEftEACia and CATHCART, and
Mr. PITT, had a consultation with the DustE of
Yogi at his Office. Lard CATHCART relmtitted with
his Royal Highness till past eight o'clock.
Yesterday Lord CATHCART wore the Order of the
Thistle, which Hts MAJESTD invested his Lordship
with at Windsor last Thursday. It was the late
puke of Roxsuaott's.

Apartments are fitting up in a very superlx style IA
Windsor Castle, for the DUKE of KENT.

We yesterday stated the safe arrival of the Extra
Ships, 'foitenijam, cpt. LaYmn.,E, and Lord Aldon, Capt. SWETE, from Bencoolen; they arrived
of} Portsmouth on Thursday, under convoy Of His
Majesty's Gun-brig Urgent, having sailed from St.
Helena the >a C)ttaber.
The Worcester, Capt. Spattts Wool), and Skelttvt
castle, Capt. .iNoit.pulp, :also the Ne/ie, Pani*h
tun Padiaman, were let at St Helena.
The Bridgewater had not arrived at St. Helen* the
nth Oetcber, the day cn; a Woe sdilad from
thence.

Bran: Tick, Capt. G.aAtiT, was captured atr
Point De Galle the t Ith July, by Admiral LINOIi,
in the Marengo., accompanied by the Belle, .tiqule
Frigate, and was atlerwards lost in` False Bay. The
Brunswick sailed from Bombay the Ist July.
The Mare* arid Aeliereoole anchored at the
Cape the 13th September, where Captain QMwz
and his thlicers on their parole landed. UR the gist
they vmbaritecl on board the Paneinvog, a Amish
East Indianian, for St. Helena, accompanied by
Mr. Punas, kkirsers, anal Messrs. Mooaa and HAL,
nEAD,`Alidshipmen '•• the Dane, with Capt. GRANT,
&c, sailed -tivin that Island the 7th of October, and
arrived off Dartmouth the4th of Pecember. The CreW
of the Lirunswick:were to be sent from the cape cp
St. Helena in a Cartel.,

The Marengo and Belli Foyle wet 'expedeci to
remain at the Cape about a month to repair. Tho
Cape was garrisoned by about 7000 Dutch Troops,
Capt. GRANT states, that whilst he was on board
the Ahorenge, in August, the French Squadron fell
in with Adiniral Tsunami:los, with several India-
men under convoy that the French bore down to
engage, were beaten off, and made their escape by
dint of superior sailing. -
The Sarah Country Ship it supposed te, have been
lost near Point cue Gallo.

Tho Ocean East-Indiaman is reported to be taktz%
by aPrivateer, in lat. 24. 8.

- The Lally, Castlereagh, bound tote Ent Indies,
parted from the Fleet under comp/ of Admiral
Tuounainnz, on the I 6th June. 1• remainder
Of the Fleet were well, ou, the 17th of June, in lat,
23, S. long. 28. N.

The following ;Whalers sailed from & A-Deena
with the Tottentitzin and Lord Eh*, and arrived off
Dartmentli with those Ship3A Vint"
cint, and Britannia.

PASSENGERS PER LORD ELDON.
Frern neogal—Copt. Daniel Hall, Mts. It. lutes, arid Mr.
Gautier.
Fruns Bencdoien —Mrs, Waters.
PASEiENGI4IO PER TOTTENHAM.
From Bengal— lames Tocl, Esq.
Front Ileneoulen--C. Holloway, Esq. Mrs. HolloWay%
Masters C. and W. Holloway, and Mr. T. Dalton.
From St. Helena—Nrs. Mackay, Miss Mackay, Masters
W. and j. Mackay..

By a private letter` recoiied `by, a. Gentletritars at
Ramsgate, from a person near the seat of war on,
IS
the Continent,
„it appears, that previous to the cap.
tore of Ulm, ONAPARTE: lost an astonishing niunt
her of his men of the left division of his army, in
killed and wounded.. The hoeses in the Vilielg" and
around were filled with wounded, and the loss be
sustained' is almost beyOnd belief.
The Prussian Army consists of the fotlowing
Squadrons and Battalions:—Cuirassiers fio Squadruto,
Dragoons 70 Squadrons; Hussars 90 Squadr9ns
Grenadiers 274 Battalions, Royal Guards four Batta.,
lions, Musqueteers we Battalions. Total., 220 Sititi.t,
Orons, 133 b iLittalions„ exclusive of 18 Battalions
of Light Infaotry ; te Companies of Chasseurs; four
tteries of Heavy, and to of Flying Artillery; WO
I'tt2Ce# Of SIX for every sattillioni and a Howitzerfor
cull Battalion of Grenadiers;
*lle 17th Regiment of Cavalry was inspeeited at
Stephen's Green, Dublin, on Thursday sennight,l
kreParatery to, its enabarittotion fol. foreign NM*.

anchor, ready to take advantge of tho iirst shift of
wind. The Forcescoraposing the Expedition is 80Q0
Merl, including the ChasseutL; Britannique and Wat-
teville's Rlizent. Twelve thousand Rusiians ^.r4
already at the randezvous (Syracuse), where Sir
JAMES C/AlO was to join them. Transports were
sent to convey them from Corfu, where the same_
number were ready for embarkation, as soon as
theie should be landed. Lieut.-Colonel BAYNIS, of
Sir JAMES'S Staff, hai been at Corfu, and- the Rus-
sian Officers spoke of their Troops as the flower of
their Army. They are commanded by a General
Ltctlr, and their Squadron by Admiral GREW."