The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-01 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

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SATURDAY, jUNII 1, 1805.

We hair@ this morning received private Letters
from Dublin, which, wa are concerned to state,
describe the populace of . that City as having of
late consluded themselves in a very tisomituues and

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disorderly manner. Coosideralde Mobs have of
late assembled of an evening in College Green, and
behaved in a very riotouswar,ParticularlY when the
Coaches were leaving the Post Office. This,
we undersiand, Wi; 'carried to such, an extent on
Monday evening, 'that the Dragoons who cleaned
the Coaches were obliged to drain 'their swords
no attack, however,was made. When it is recolleet_
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ed that the stoppage of the Mail Conches has alWays
been considered as a kind of signal to the disaffetled in
that Country, we cannot but view this conduit with
the most serious concern. EVery possible vigilance
has been used by Government ; the Garrison and
Yeomanry are kept constantly on the alert, and
considerable bodies of Cavalry patrole the roach
round Dublin every night, in all directions. We
have also heard of rumours of Insurreitioni being
expetted in the Counties of Wicklow, Kildare, and
Meath—Of Committees sitting in this Country to
direct the operatiOns of the disaffeCted in Ire.
land, &c. These rumours, however, we have rea_
son to believe, are in a great degree exaggerated;
arid we have no doubt but dial the vigilance and
firmness of government, aided by the active loyalty
of the great mass of the pol.ulatiun of Ireland, will
effedually defeat all the machinatiob and attempts
either of internal or external Enemies.•

The ilamGmrgb Mail due on Wiednesday arrived.
this morning, and also a Gotteahrzb Mail. The
following are the principal articles of intelligi nc!
which they bring :
MADRID, MAY. the a7th of April, in
the morning (and not on the Bth or 9th as has been
said), our Squadron at Carthagena sailed : it con-
sists of six Ships of the Line, under command of
Admiral SALZEDO.

OrottTo, ArRIL 3o.—The junetion of the Tou.
lon Fleet with the Squadron from Cadiz has ex.
cited much attention here, and occasioned many
conjeCtures ; but we have as yet received no fur.
Cher intelligence concerning this Combined Fleet,
which has now been twenty days on its way to.
wards the place of its destination.

MADKID, MAY 3.—Mr. IiuNTER, who, before
the War, resided here as English Consul General, is
appointed British Agent for the Exchange of Pri.
soners, and has been acknowledged in that capacity'
by our Court.

Our Fleet at Ferrol is now completely ready to
sail, and expeds, it is said; the arrival of another
division, with which it will ad in ec.injundion.
Today we are assured that about thirty Sail of
English Shies have appeared off Ferrol.
Our Privateers the Esladarte, the Etwitz.gicha,
and the Madefirsa, of which the two former were
fitted out at the expence of a private individual
hero, have • taken six English Prizes ; and on the
27th of April an. English Guletta, on the Coast
of St. Valentin, was taken .by boarding, after
an obstinate Engagement, in which the English
had z 8 men killed and 6 wounded. The Goletta,
Which was very much damaged, sunk ; the surviv.
ing of the crew were, however, saved.

ITALY, MAY L.---The gte3tCSE setivity still
continues at Genoa in fitting out Ships for the
French Service. An enumeration has been taken of
all the LigUrian Vessels and Seamen. The number
of, the former, great and small, amounts to about
2000. and that of the latter to about 1 3,000 men.
A:MSTE ROAM, MAY I.—Our Gazette mentions
a 'report from Paris, that Rear-Admiral MACON,
with two Ships of the Line and three Frigates, had
put to sea froni the Isle of Rhe, and that their des.
(illation was to the Fast Indies..

Tun morning we received American Papers to
the 26114 of April, but they contain nothing of im.

portance.
Nuw-YoRE, APRIL. 23.—Yesterday morning
the frigate Idly Adam: dropped down to the wa.
tering place, with 490 men on hoard, where, we
understand, she hourly expeas orders to proceed
for the Mediterranean. The Gan.boats lately built
here, anti some othere, are probably to accompany
her. With this reinforcement our squadron will
be enabled, we hope, to make a vigorous attack on
the Tripolitan Power, and before the ensuing sum.
met passes away, reddce the haughty foe to terms
honourable to a gallant Navy and a free People.
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Yesterday morning the Russian Ambassador, the
LORD CWANCILLOR, and ROI WRITMOILAND,
transacted business at Lord Mulgrave's Office.
Yesterday, about four o'clock, Earl CAMDLN vi.
sited Mr. PITT.

MAIRSTIRI and the PRINCBSSIII ire ex...
paled to visit Bath soon after the Birth-day. Or-
ders have alteady heen given to,:take two fiances
fur the receptioo of the Royal Party,
HE* MAJPSTY has signified her Royal intention
of presenting the two Battalions of the QueNtr'S
Royal Volunteers with two pieces of cannon to eaelt
Battalion on the loth inst.

The Earl of DK sY, LON" 0 Wlt7 Low, and Lord
CAST!, A. CACII each coteroined firge du3aer
.I)3ltite,
yestcrciay.

The gad Of CHATHAM gave a grand (li9ner on
ThutscLty, at hie boost to fit. jutou'4.spurt., to a
celca party at

k.. kA' L NEWS:

&ITER was'', May 3 Ai rived L'!mtnorisiitt,
Captain OWRN, from the Downs.

Caine down from the River the rigttArd en;
der to the No'rei ANTRAw-i, with imptesied
Men and Vohantiers for the Fleet:

The ../3'lrettir Sloop of \Vat ctintinuei the Signal
for Convoit to the North k% and and Enstward johii
Armed Ship 'fur the Elbe and Mercator Armed
Ship that for the Baltic.

The Mommouti, has been paid,ofF at thii Port, arid
her Crew distributed to the ditnient Ships fitting
out here.

This day the Stately was paid bounty in 4 tiro
montlih' advance, and Will proceed to sea in the
course of a few days.
The Corps of Naval Surgeons have, Within these
few days, entered into a very liberal Subscription
.for ihe purpose of presenting those Gentlemen who
were instrumental in suggesting the Committee, foe
their unwearied exertions, and tboie who were the
means of carrying into aired His Majesty's late
Regulations for improving the sitiation of the Me.
dical Officers of the Navy, with approptiate Pieces
of Plate, or otherwise, as the Corps may judge fit.
A Circular Letter has been transmitted by the Com.
mittee for managing the Subscription• to all the
Surgeons and Assistants in the Navy.

Ships .at this Port--'Zealand, Stately, L'lmmortalithi
Thalia, Winchelsea, Cares, Nlagitanime Valc,roipi Daunt-
less, Otter, and Bonetta ; Mercator, John, Lord
Ranger, and Rosins Armed Ships.; Desperate, Fearless,
Sharpshooter, Protector, Resolute, and 14;1111;), “1.111-brlp;
Ignition, and several Fire-vessels and.l3utrita-scraders, watt
the Deptford Tendert.

DEAL,, MAY 3r.—Hii Mijesty's Ship &lard.
ReAr.AdtnirAl DouGLAS, came in from Dungeneis.
Sailed the Rahrr Armed Transport, with Con.
voy for Portsmouth.

The Tellicher), Cislift. CUR iOna cache down from
the River, bound to Botany Bay, and sailed with
•
the Convoy.

In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Leopatd; Trusty, A rtb
Alert, Discovery, Vesuvius, Zebra, Rideutan, Thratshor,
liick4l, Phosphorus, and Harmony Tralasport,

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 3 to—Brought in here by
Ells Majesty's Cutter k arreprenaffre, Capt: YotiNG,
and put under quarantine at the MAherbank, the
SlunpOmnilus, I'ILICHTE NIS, learn Rot ter,lara, bound.
to LisbOn, laden with spiiitS. Arri'vel/41 HiS Ma.
jesty's Ship jathaica, Capt. Ditt, from a Cruize ;
Hops, THOMAS, front Penzance ; itibtreie, Tr /AY,.
from Uur►garvon; and Pruelette,StivltNiAN,frotzt—,
When .the dialve Frigate left Gibraltar the sig.
nal was flying that Lord NELSON'S Fleet was in
sight ; but the Aairve had not got through the Gut
two hoaribefore it blew very hard to the westward;
which continued far a . week, &ring which time it
.was quite impossible for his Lordship to get throiigh
it. Oct the, night that she sailed she yoke a Portia.
guese Man of Nkrar, who informed her that she had
seen the Combined Fleets, which wore goat to the
Brazils,

Yesterday was launched, at Ifythe, a'new Gun.
brig, and came round here immediately after, under
jury.masts, to be fitted far sea. She appears to
be a very handsome and well-built Brig.

CO*lls. MAY 31.—Arrived -last evening the
Norway Ship Therm& Wenner, Capt. DAHL, frOUI
LCong.sottnoli with timber.

Sailed this afternoon the Swedish Brig. Marie
Sophia, ' Capt. SCHAL LI from Vdlentia boom" to
Guernsey, with brandy, rec:

HAMM:IO'Ig MAY 3 The Lady Praluei Past
Office Packet, Capt., FLYN) arrived with a Mail
front Gottenhnrgh. The Pcckets' that sailed yr,w
terday with the Harribursh, Bremen, and. Gotten.
burgh Mails, returned, thi wind pr4Ving contrary,
and igiletl gigolo this day at noon.

Sir WILLIAM PULTZNICY, Bart. Member of per., for Shrewsbury, died on ThUrathiy at It very
advanced ages at his house in Piccadilly. Fits Warne
was Originally JouterroNe, and he tntiaised at the
Sooich Bar. fly his marriage with the ,Heiress
the House of Ptltra NIT he became p )9At9sett of a
very large fortune, which was not likely to be di.
mini
innamheijoiflailPdttst.Taentrd'e "ligetieansinathicursdel:l and intelligent speaker in Parliamentrvi, though by
aalnwdayesiocicuoennttai°nat°stuebita"n'thi:tl
heno msaeiacni, 'atiogwr::Cfr:l
matter, and was Marked by plain sensed His vast
fortune placed him above the usual ternOtatiot4.
by which public men are too often led to convince
the world that their pretensions to petriotivil
are f,unded merely tin self,interest. He was, there.
fore, occa,ionally, a supporter and an opposer of the
tneasures of Administration, and might he said to
hold in iependeot charider. He war, however,
on the whole, to be considered as a Friend to Go.,
verntpent. He married for the see,,hil time, it short
time ago, the tvid,aw of the celebrated,ANo4,*
T, who took so olttasOr41)10 ai part in she
raMuua .170Va1..40 CAM, in favour of the Hmett.,.
ToN side, anti ,whose utters to Lord KtNart aldir
on that tui,jen Are models of accurate investiga.
don, as well AS of acute and solid re.isoning.---
Sir Wra., Put.TaNey has left a daughter by hit
first inarriago, the present Countess of Pilau, who
was hi, o,dy Isaac, She married Sir tones Nitta lust,
who took the name of Put.TENEV, avhl who is
1)0Vi One of the richegt men in this Kingilorn,