The Sun.
London, England, 1805-02-28 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTC.rif i'APERS.

CUXHAVEN, a Passenger, wSo ar.
rived last night from Heligoland, we are inf:~rrned,
that on the 6th instant three Packets, and another
Vessel, arrived at that island, with six English
Mails. Our Port and eac Elbe here are entirely
clear of ice.

Husuu, FES. !O.—Notwithstanding the mild
weather, and the wind !acing fair, for some days past,
we have not yet received any English letters from
Heligoland..
-On the Bth two Heligoland sniggs were in sight
of Westerhaven ; but, owing to the floating ice, it
was impossible to get the letters on sh ,re, and yes-
terday the weather was so hazy, that it could not
be effected. '

rart Is, Fr a. 14.--On Tuesday, the t 2th inst. his
Excellency M. Soy IMMELP (INN rricx,7Atnbassador
Extraordinary from the Ilea v tan Republ►c, was ad_
milted to Their Majesties to take leave.
Respeaing the Squadron which has sailed from
Rochefort, ,we read nulling in our Journals; but the
'llloniteur, in communicating the El,glish news, and
stating from them the departure of that. Flect,'says
in a•note---" If is.novi a month since the Rochefort
Squldron put to sea, and, according to all the letters
from England, no conjt4ure ,could be formed there
relative to its adual deslination."

The Privateer .L' Adolphe, from Boulogne, has
captured„.and carried into that port, an English Ship,
with a cargo of flouroly.ing wood, tin plates, lead,
ISte. valued at 300,009 francs.
. The Thetis, an English Brig, coal-laden, ii car-
ried into Calais; and the Thomas and Mary, with
coals, is carried into
Fivc per Cent. Consol,, 6o fr. Si c;

firs MAJFSTY has been pleased, by Letters Patent
under the Great Seal .of Ireland, to prothote die
Rev, JOHN GEOtcs'l3iitssrotto, commonly called
Lordjorm GEORGE BEIESFoRD, Dean r,f Sr. Ma.
cartires., Clogher, to the Bishoptick of Cork and
Ross, Vacant. by the death' of the Hon. and Rev.
Dr. Tiroatas.SroPFoß'ir,
,lare Bishop 'thereof.
Fits IVlnt asTY has been pleased, by. Letters
Patent under the Grearßeal of Ireland, to grant the
Deanery of the qatiredr.a Cht":rch of St. M tcartin'si'
Clogher, to the Rev. RICHSED BAGWELL, A. M.,
The 38th, or Ayrshire Militia, have received a•
route for Berwick upon Tweed: Thefirir DivisioO
were to march from the Castle, 'at Edinburgh, yes.
terday morning. .
It is quite lamentable to, see the Continental
Powers look withoot concern at the state of Hol.i
land, and to see an. upstart Adventurer keep the
unfortunate People of that Couhtry in the' most
disgliacefut vassalageand-suspente as to their fate, al-
tering or destroying their Cyksvernment at-his -w ill.
The poor Dutch thrtnalves are no more to be censured
for their quietsubroistion to this degrading State,
than the French for betiding und,er the yoke ofthe.
Usurper. He' has a corrupt Army at his command
in Holland and in France, who are strong; enc;,:gh to
subdtte the People of both Countries ; yet th,::other
• Powers of Europe ought not to look txruely on the
opptessitin of-Hollanti,,but resolutely- endeavour to
restore it to its tank and irairpendence mans Na.
tiOtii.. •

new Piece entitled Tke Travelltri is preparink
at Druty.latic Theatre,. IrpT the sake of ilieTheatre
we-hopt it will have`a THY.
. _ _ _

tn,.dern Po6t is complimented by a'brother
Bard, in a Morning Print, upOn Hs pnwerto
" Thrill the soul with carer ."
elopement is said to hive taken place between
rlic (Jdoghter of a Noble L.,rd, in the neighbourhood
Grnsvenono*qu.rre, artti the Family 'rotor—

4.‘ Top soon lie Isuglit her 'tlv3s no guilt to hvt."

A Writer, givingian account of some antiquities
recently discovered near Lewes, in Suss,nt, saia.
dowdy ,olisesves, that among them there were
‘, rem.iins of a Camp kitc4vr, evidently designed for,
the purposes of cookery,,,
A Country Magistrate having heard" that Sir
THOMAS C413.R had sent a ChAlerige to I.ordSo Zit I' R.-
V ILL E 9 immediately prep.tred to put the worthy
Baronet under an nrre,,. Upon inquiry, it proved
tcl 4C a challenge to shew two heifers,

• EDWiN, the Aaor, son of the late excellent.
Comedian of that name, died sudtlenly .on. Friday
last, -Without any previem it ,of
illness. ' Hii wife, a very pieasing anti interesting.
iiress,'"was engaged with him for the Dublin'
stage, of which she is the chielorn.ament.

. -
-A remayk,thie .B4llack,llred by,'and the property
of the late Cu!. F 4 —AM I LTON, caf PCOCaltidnti, Was SOW'
within these few days by public :auction, for the
Sul) of 971. to a butcher in Edinburgh.. He is .
lOwed.by all judges to be of a reinatkable line
and it is certainly the highest priee.ever given in
Set;tland for a bullock for slaughter. ' •
,Yesterday, about two o'clock, as a, groom be.
lotting to Sir TflomAs Rmstsciert was exercising a
hoist upon Constitution-hill, the anirrtll suddenly
took. fright, -,anti ran away,Most ftirivocly with his
riikr into 'Si, James's Pat*, where meeting the car,
riage pf Sir F. Mx o..tviri.N, about half, way been
the Queen's House, acid the Stable.yard gate, the
grotirn being totally unahle to govern, or direct his
course, the animal ran with all his force tietween
the horses in Sir FRANC ti's Carriage. The animil'
fell with the .shock, and-his rider was thrown to Oa
'ground with great violence., One of the Itnisei in
the carriage was knocketl (low'', and the pole _of the
carriage %vas brok,i.n. The Coachtthin'was forced,
off his box,' hod fell t,r der the. egad), but freey.:
ed not II:nal injury, a s the .whecis did not 1•4%,,s
-
,Over him, one of
-them just grazed his heal, It is
with extreme concern we adds' that, 1;y a Violent
swing of the carriage, cocAsioned by the im.
pews of Sir Ttromm RAmszicrisi horse in collision
with the,two horseit'in the carriage, and their fio..
km motion, when struggling together, Sir FRANCIS
MILLMAN'S heaa was forced through one of the
front windows, the glass' of which cut his forehead,
and Other parts of his- time, in several places, in a
most shocking manner. We understand hit ancles
were also sprained severely The liwses laritsg
soon disengaged from their assailant, and thegonch.z'
'man replactil upon the box, Sir Fit...trips drove
home-with all possible speed, and surgical assistance
wail-immediately called in,