The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-08 00:00:00

THE:GOTTENPURGH

STOCKHOLM, FEB. t9.—His Majesty was pleased
to appoint the tath inst. for the Ball, to, be given
by the Officers of the Garrison as a testimony of
their joy in the happy retain Of Their Majesties to
► the Capital ; at which were present the whole of the
Royal Family, the Duke and Dutchess of SUDER.
MANIA, all the. Nobility, the Corps Diplomarique,
the Magistracy, &c. drc. O,► Their Majesties' en-
trance, at 7 o'clock in the evening, two salutes,
of thirty.two guns each, were fired, and a new
Song, in imitation of the celebrated English one of
God Save the Kim:, was sung, *filch had a grand
dna, and all the Company joined in the Chorus.
After which (heir Majesties, with the Duke and
Datchess of SLIVERMANIA, and Sorttiw, the Prin.
cess SOPHIAWIGHBLMINA, and SOPHIA ALBERTI.
NA; danced a Polonaise. The Royal Family returned
about ten o'clock, when two salutes, of 32 guns
each, more were fired, the same as at their entrance,
and dancing continued till early the next .morning.
FRANKFORT, FEB. 12.—Our Journal, called
The Post-.oAce Gazette, contains the following'ar.
ticle,. the authenticity of which we cannot vouch
for,:

LyalLt, Y4171:413, 30.
" The English are in possession of Port Mahon
and the Island of Minorca. 'The Fleet from Tou.
lon was twelve leagues frum Mahon when it re-
ceived this intelligence, Which occasioned it to re.
turn to Toulon."

Letiers from Rochefort mention the sailing of
Five Ships of the Line, and of their jonetion at sea
with Tiventy.one Ships of War from Brest, which
have on ho7u-d 30,000 Troops. This juraion took•
place on the 13th—of January; the Letters from
Rochefort are of the 16ch.

CONSTANTINOPLX, JAN: 9.7-Since the dismisial
of the Captain Pasha from office, two European Ship.
builders, BRKOIT, by birth a Frenchman, and
Ronal?, a Swede, have been dismissed from em.
ployment; Miny other charges will take place
,which will not be to the advantage of the Turkiih
Marine. A great insurrection has' broke out in the
Island of Cyprus,. The Rebels have made them.
selves masters of the town of Nicosia, and defeated
the Troops which the Ottoman Governor had sent
against them.

VIENNA, res. I r.--or. 0, 9th inst. the. French
Ambassador, M. Da LA ROC HEFOU.O AULT, had'
his first audience of their Iniperial IVlajesties, and
their Royal Highnesses' the Atchdukes CHARLES
and FgantNA Milan.

On the 7th ins:. a Turkish Courier passed through
this City in griat haste, to Paris. It is supposed
that he edrries new instrations EFFENDI,
or i*rhaps letters at recall.

Fs a. 2.—On the 25th ult. the French
Frtgatc arloiia, cif 4cy guns, - put into Genoa ; she
belngo4 to the 'feet that lately sailed from Toulon,
and from wiiith she *as separated in a heavy storm
of Sardinia...* The Cordon between Leghorn anti
'isa 'Wag. qiscontinued on. the 2 zst, and a free in.
terootute between these Cities restored.

The E'er i i Parxce of BAvAR TA is gone, unfier
the title, of Count Da HAG A, to Naples, where the
lato American Envoy at Paris., Mr. Li v ttIOSTUN t,
1S ihCW29C arriveillfromn Rome.
Acenr4ing to some accounts the KING Of SARDI-
- wlllembark for Corfu on hoard the ltuisian Ship
of the Line lately arrived at Naples.
1-I.otovrß, Pia, rs.—The return of His Ex.
cellency Marshal BERNADOTTE from Paris, has
been again unexpectedly dcfarred for an indetermi.
nate time. A Conricifrom Paris btotAgbt 014 in.
telligence the day before yesterday, just as, Colonel
GERARD,- Pim Adjutant to His Excellency the
Marshal, was setting out tor. Nordheim to meet

Lord ME tvitAir must excite the esteem and re-
gard of the Public, for the humanity which he dis.
played on Wednesday night, in wishing to prevent J
disclosure of the names of those who had many years
ago engaged in a combination to obtain an incredse
of wages in the. Dock.yarth. The deluded men.thern.
selves were brought,to a sissie of their miscondua.
by the punishment ..of dismission, a punishment of
which we are far from condemning the policy, but
on the contrary utc strongly disposed to approve,
in order to discountenance every kind of combina.
tion. It appears that many of these men have since
that period -found admittance into the ditfcrent
Dack.yards, and are suspeded of having assumed
other names, to prevent a revival of any thing that
might bring disgrace upon them. It. is fair then to
conclude, that they have conducted themselves pro.
perly under their assumed names; and it would surely
have been a departure. from humanity to send them
again into the world at large with a brand upon
their cliaraders, as many of them have numerous fa.
mulles to support. , Lord ilact.vit.te, therefore,
deserves high praise for blending mercy with jus.
tice, and not tearing away a veil in order to expose
men, who have probably repented of their errors, to
infamy, and to drive them to desperation.
A shucking accident happened on- yvTednesday af.
ternoon in Piccadilly : a bricklayer's labourer, in
mounting a three.story.lsdder, when near the top it,
burl e in two, and the unfertun.tte man wit* dashed
to vicce.s by the fall.

OUR OWN CL!M4TP

February stb,
Nimium felicts sua si bona flown

HARD frost today; to-morrow fogs and rain;
The next a whirlwind,, and then frost again!
Such revolutions in this Isle we find : •
Yet through them breaks the-sunshine of the mind.
Unblemislt'd truth and social ties we boast—
Undaunted courage floats around our coast ;
While sense and beauty, hand in hand appear,
And * comiart brightens thro' the clouded year.
Such England is f and may she so remain,
While chains and sunshine are the lot of Spain;
And southern gales o'er Galiia's bosUrn blow
To lull the wretchedness her children knOw.

errant.
* A genuine English word, praitically known it; E. 4.
land only.

CORN EXCHANOE, MARCH 8.

Tne arrivals of Wheat to.day are rather con.ol.
derable, with several from Scotland; Fiour !ike.
wise ; Prime Samples in request, anti neatly keep
their price ; other qualities have little snit., ami
lower ; good Dantzic I t gs. per quirter.; B'fr.
ley is named rather desrer;.White Pease arechedper ;
Beans of each kind keep their price ; having in uw
arrivals of Oats, with a few Foreign, causes s
at less ; Flour plenty, and, with other atticle!,, at
small variation.

Wheat 765 a 885 a ts6s od -Beans -44 s 2 ins 0,1
Fine ditto .= I mi. 2t13 ad Tick Beans os a .171 {a
Rye - . 58i a 62s od Oats 271 2 290 a,i . 0 I
Wiley. - , 445 a Sts od Poland tic). - 33 4
.1.3: 6 t
Malt . . 7s 2 SIS od flap Ste:ii - - .',..0 - 471
:Vhite Pease 44i a 4gs 01 Fine Flot4t - Xis a 9-3 i .:,.1,
G rcy ditto - 4os :4 4is as Seconds - . Sa.i . i,*i Q 1

THE THEATR BETT I" had his utn.4l
c.meuursc of visitors.to witness his perfortnanc- F
Romeo, last night, at.Drury.lane Theatre.- The
F.trce was The Devil is Pay'. Miss DuscAti
not improve in Lady Loverult. The ierlscitcnt is
lost in the Ate Lady in her first charaster, and eldin
honest Nell has, too much the airs and graces of
fashionable life.
ANCIENT CONCERT:—The firth Performance of
this grand Concert took place on Wednesday night,
in the Hanover square Rooms. THE tit 'WA] Etal E$
and the PR INCESbES were present. Etri DARNLEY
was, the Director for the evening. Alexander's
Feast and' L' Allegea fornished the Chief trt of the
First Ad. Mrs. BILLI.NOTON and Itotp.l ,ON were
CanTiCtICRIS in vocal excellence. BAL:TL. EMAN 'IS
so much recovered that he was able to attend, and
his fine manly strains were admirably il.':splayed in
Revenge, revestzei 'Ti-treherel crirs! lIY DCI 4C«
companimeht on the Trumpet had 'a sttikog
•The Second Aft. chiefly ettnsisted of sel:taions fr.rn
4th and Galatea. Miss TENuANT and SALE, jun.
were very respeaable supporters of the general
entertainment. There was a numerous and splendid
audience.

Thu ORATORIO.— The Sacred Oratorio of The
Rersmption was perfot twit at Covent-gardenThcatte
on Wodnetclar -nighr, to a fashionable and, elegat t
audience. Mrs. Astir, Err the second tuner, assist.
ed at these, performances. The interesting at:d *
scientific manner in which aim gav " Pius 0;..
giri," Angels ever Pright,"'" In Sewertest 11.4 r.
many,'' and '' /4I ;" fully confirmed the
very favourable impression she made in
4111$1;ah. Mrs. BLAND, Mr. MILLER, ant 4 MiAs
MUNDAY 'rendered amplts jostice to the Songs al.
lotted to them. GRAHAM'S "Lord remettller David"
was received with warm and merited applause.
The Chutusses were corred'and impressive.
A forgery to a great extent of the re.cnined dol..
tars is likely to be discovered, by the apprehension, ur
Ipslich, of a private soldier, suspeetul of having far
a considerable time carried on a corre.pon4nce '
with sonic coiners. A number of counterEsit dot.
Lars have been found upon him, an,l.he is suspedfcd
to have" been in the habitof regularly receiving,
for circulation, a large parzel of them on the sth of
every'rnonth.
The following occurrence,. which took place on

Tuesday night last, refleels high credit on -the' pre.
senee of-mind of a boy, by winch his Master's Ves.
sel was saved from the hands of the French% and
will, no' dnohi, meet with its due reward: The
well-known liberality of the Islanagers and Con.
duanrs of the PiltriOliC Fund cannot liorely
withheld on the occasion,; and will certainly be ex
tended to the lad ihould..the gallantry of the trans.
at-bon happen to be within.: the, lhuini-of its ruki
and regulations. The fOlhwing is an accurate
.statement of the fad ;French Logger Privateer,
with a dark•foregail, took possession of the JP—W/14,41
akd Elizabeth FiShing :Sontek, belonging to Dart_
mouth, a few miles of Dungeness, on Tues.
Wiy- night, The Privateer fired tour times into
them, and after the capture took out the Master
and one boy, and- left an (0.. man and Another-boy
on board, until they could send th.: 13:tat again with
Frenchmen, to take possession. in the jntervid, 'the
boy WhO.had been left on board, put up the helm,
• and :made orf with the Vessel. The Privateer fired
several vollics at the Sinack, wounded the old man,
and filled her deck and sides with musquet ani.t
porsued h'er until they came.within sight Of Admir,:i
DotroLaes:Squadron, when the Privateer made off.
for the Freneh Coast, and the boy carried the Smack
in among the Squadron, and put the wounded rn-so
on' board the Utile, being the first Vessel he could
reach,

At Lichfield Fair on Wednesday seinnioht there
Was a care shock orcattle, and but few horses : the
latter as usual brought high prices ; tat Cows Eohl
high as pl. per lb. sinking the oilld; and t:heep were
clear in proportion.—At thia FAfr w exhibittni
\Stealer Sheelkof the new Leice,stershire breed, fe‘l
any Mr. Princep, of ernxitll, which cyeighed,
rti iris
out the WEI', 2201 b. It was rentatkably sutull buried,
and very fat.

Oa Friday the Ist inst. at Kninsford,in the cotiniv
of Cheptr, the L3ny of the Hone IATILLIANI moNex.
, „
Tou WAS sialely delivered 4.,;:0n.

.Qn Tuesday night, the of RICHARD Bout..
TON, Lq. vi,te, tilety delivered of * stillborn
daughter, at his fithtt's•liou4s, in Blutna4ll7.

I..AW REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, NI kkCII 7.

SITTINGS stIOKt LORD ELLYNIOROUGI4, AND A SPE-

GIRL JURY.

IN three Causes Verditts were taken by consent,
and in one' the Plaintiff was non3uited for not ap.
pearing.

ANDIELSONV. TWE ROYAL IXCIIANGU ASSintANCE

COMPANY•

This was an at lion upon a Policy of Insurance
for a Cargoof Corn in a Ship on ,her Voyage from
Waterford to Liverpool, in which the Vessel struck
upon a rock, sunk, and the cargo lay for a consi.
datable time under water.---It wits reserved tor the
opinion of the Court upon a Case to be stated.

MOLMEti AND OTHERS, ASSTONRRS OF COVEN AND

ANOTHER v. DALrON.

This was an action against the Defendant to re.
Cover a sum of money which had been levied, at his
suit, and paid to hini on an execution against Goven
and his partner, who were gun.carriage makers, at
Rotherhithe, and the aelion was 'founded on -a fa6l
that these bankrupts had committed an aCt of bank-
raptcy antecedent to the suing nut of this execution,
and therefore this property belonged to the Assig.
flees, for the general benefit of the creditors. -The
fad Avis clearly proved ; but it appeared that Colo.
mei Sinclair was a partner in- the firm of this. house,
and his name not being in the Commission of Bank.
ruptcy, it was held arkillegal one, inasmuch as no
joint commission can issue against pareof a firm of
a house, hut must either issue agaihst each indivi.
dual of ii, or against them Plaintiffs were
Nonsuited.
other causes were referred.

A ludicrous
~circumstance occurred lately.in the
County-of Suffolk : A Gentleman of small indepen.
dent fortune was' surcharged for keeping a livery
seriant,. and not giving in a proper return to'the
assessors ; but he appealed, and positively swore
.that he neither kept or employed any male servant;
except a labourer, who sometimes came for a day to
clean his garden, could
.be called one. However,
the Surveyor soon after feeling himself better in.
formed, ,surcharged him a second time, with the
addition of an Iniliament for perjury ; when the
Gentle Man appeared before the Comntissioners,with
-his servant in livery with him ; but, ,to the no •
small disappointment of Mr. Inspelor, 'he proyCd.
his servant to be a _female in male attire rand as
their Worships knew of no.law to prevent a man
putting his maid into-livery, if he chimed it, the
Gentleman was immediately dismissed.
-As.
s proof of the temperance of the weather, in
lat. 60. 16. North, in the beginning of- last ,month,
a nest of young sparrows with feathers, upon, them,
was found in the thatch roof of an old house in Ler.
wick, Scotland.
At Shrewsbury. .Fair, on Saturday sennight, fat
cattle sold at a small advance, but lean and barren
at reduced prices. Sheep also were somewhat ad.
vanced ; and pigs maintained former prices. There
being many dealers at the fair, good' horses far the
cavalry and road sold well, but the show was not

great.
A Calf of the Suffolk breed, 26 weeks old, fatted
by Mr. Grice, of Dengie, in that County, was kill.
ed on Wednesday senoight by Richard Maskell, of
Bradwell, which weighed +7l.t. 51b. the loose fat
291 b. and the caul fat :51b. It is supposed to have •
been the most extraordinary animal ever seen, the
I. Beall being of superior whiteness and flavour.
On Friday sennight the warehouse of Mr. •
Thompson, muslin.manufafturer, Botchergate, Car.
lisle, was discovered to be on fire, owing to some
iiiecea of muslin, which were drying, being wafted
by the wind to Ahe stove. Mr. Irving, the fore.
man, as soon as he discovered the fire, rushed against
the door, which he broke open ; and though he
had once fainted sway on account of the suffocating
heat and smoke, ultimately stopped the progress of
the flames, which had communicated to a quantity
muslins and cotton.yarn.
IZatly on Thursday sennight
,a Soldier was die.
covered lying dead •at the head of Craigie Parks,
about a mile from Dundee, In his pocketp were
foUnd 31. 71. tel. a silver watch, and his pass. By
the latter, which is dated Peterhead, February 25,
tBos, it appears that his name is Thomas Ross, and
that he belongs to 66 72d Regiment. There were
no external marks of violence on any part of his
body, lie was lying stretched our, with his head
.iectining on. his great coat, which had been folded
for the purpose. It is difficult, in-these circuits.
stances, to determine what has been the cattle of his
death. As the night Was unusually tempestuous, it
is supposed that, being fatigued with a long march,
the inclemency of the weather had overcome him.
A shocking murder and robbery was committed,
few nights ago, at a Gentleman's house in the
County of Cork, in his: absence. The robbers
broke in, and alter having murdered the ,servant.
man and worruto, tlrey tied the lady of the house,
anti would have murdered her also, but for the
oterposition. of one of the party, who remonstrated
for her in the strongest manner, in consequence of
her ignorance of their persons (the knowledge•o'
which, it is supposed, caused the death of the. two
servants). They then decamped, atter having rob.
be4l the house of the most valu4ble articles. The
villains, however, had not film, to dispose of their
plunder before justice overtook them; for one of
the party having ,by accident -left his dog,
bad followed him the night befote, shut up in one
of the rooms of the house, the animal was let out
by the, nFighbouring Gentlemen, who collated oext
morning, and followed at a distance by them ,on
borsebick ; and after having run about 5 or 6 miles,
Tie entered a house, the mistress of which welcomed
him by his name. The Gentlemen asked the wo-
man where her husband Was She replied, that he
had gone to Cork the day before, and would not
return till night. However, upon searching, the
house, they found him, with two or three other
men, in bed, all of whom they immediately lodged
in gaol. Some of the stolen property was found in
she house. .