The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-05 00:00:00

!VLY•Moor/!, SEPT. 3.

YLSTERDAY afternoon the 'Direhester VAJoteers
arrived here in their new carriages, which have
been lately constructed fur conveying thirty of
them at a time with great expedition, for the in-
spedion of fits MAJEsTv, who was pleased to
express his approbation of the constrndion of the
carriages, and the soldier-like appearance of the
Volunteers.

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In the evening HIS MAJESTY inspeCted the
Piquet-Guard, attended by the General Officers and
A tds-de.Camp. Afterwards the Troops marched.
past His MAJESTY with colours flying, and pro.
seeded to their different posts.
The ROYAL FAMILY, after partaking of tea and
coffee, left the Lodge, and walked on the &Vit.
nade, which was extremely crowded with corr.
piny. The ROYAL FAMILY did not lessre the
Esplanade till about eight o'clock. In a short
time after they honoured the Rooms at the R yal
I-Irtel with their presence, where they remained
till ten o'clock, when they retired to the Lodge.
This morning, soon after seven o'clock, H t s MA-
JISTY left the Lodge, on horseback, attended by
Generals GARTH, FITZROY, and MANNINGHAM,
and rode to the Camps, where the Troops encamped
were brigaded in the presence of Ells MAJE,TY.
His MAJESTY returned to the Lodge t break.
fast, and atierwards, accompanied by the DUKE of
CAMBRIDGE, PRINCtSgEs SOPHIA and ANI,LIA,
Earl of UXBRIDGE, Lord PAULtT, and the Gene.
ral Officers, r..de to the Camps. This morning the.
PRINCESS AUGUSTA bathed.

'Chas morning as one of the Privatev belonging to
the Siimetseishire Militia, was buildirg a hui near
the Camp, he fell from the top, and pitching upon
his head, was taken up apparently lifeless, and con-
veyed to the town upon a bier, for surgio4l assist.
ante.

Mr. INc LEDON, the singer, arrived here this day,
and is expeEted to perform at the Theatre.
His MAJP.STY has been pleast LI to appoint the.
Rev. Mr. COOKSON, Canon of WV►ndsor, to be
Redor of Bentivid, in the room of the Rcv. Mr.
WILSON, deceased.

By Dispatches received yesterday from Admir3l
THORNBROUGH, off the Tercel, it appears that no
particular in,'Jvernent has taken
place among the
Enemy's Vessels, which seem as numerous as before;
and that the Admiral had dispatched the Africa
Frigate and Beaver Sloop to watch the Enemy's
motions cif fleligoland and Flushing.
Sir Home 17,THAM had yesterday a very long in.
terview with Lord MELvILLe, at the Adinitatty•
A code of Night-signals has been lately establish,.
cd, and sent dt.wn by the Admiralty to the several
posts on the heights round the Coast, and a cot.'
don of repeating Frigates are stationed at conve.
Pient distances, between whom and the shore
ready c;.:rnmunication can at all tinies he kept up
by rockets and variegated lamps. Etch Signal.-
house.too, is supplied with a stack of furze, witieit
is to be immediately set fire to on the first alPlicg"
ance of alarm, when a regular correspoodence
be carried on by means of different 'coloured lights)
With as much facility as in the &pilaw, • ,
• Jana
The SrANISH AMBAsSADIR, if if Ilaitfti'^— h.:-
(0 feCeiVe the hand of Lady F1.15'0'1006 at In',
nuptial shrine.
The Winchester Music Meeting
the 59. h inst. Mrs. BILLINOTOSs Allha
NANT, Messrs, CHARD, DORION, STiIiCKLANP
—' ,!
and SALE, jun, are to be the Vocal Peiroirners •
WEICHSILL is to lead the Band.-- The opening
Performar.ce will he a Concert at Sr. J din's Houses
A Grad Sd
in the evening. takes plsce
eetion of Sacred iVlusic,
Ls us the
to. be performed the following
tscellatleg
Cathedral. In the evening a M,
cur tak,s place at St. Jr:nn's
The
Illg Isiah,
mornin in
•
Cathedral ; and the final evening Concert st Sr.
Lse. Each of the eventug Concern! "rf
'
to be followed by a Ball, so that the good velle
Winchester, during the whole of .1w Musical lt511,;
vBl' wilt enjoy a h..ppy alternation of grandeur all':
gaiety. The Drury-lane Proprietors., it is said, c(4l/Plalli.loF..
that they have nor been properly tre,"ed • "if it
friends of the young Rerchri. A treaty h atfic,
seer's, been opened with Drury .lane, and srcilma
gftecirrvireieris:i its rtaendsrwiernmera:nidaßenAdi,g;
rbecumt
~itivcfy,et,
tied with Covent-golden. The mattes. I, to . •
thi
to
e in•
who is the 'at eon
fantthat Pheerwfuirltinerri,,yand the result will probably
I
misanYt
are,A iansoilthhaevuedsdatialgtticeordnn,sa to tlet.Dly att. T'biorotithia-11;t111:%:;":1114.1
y. Joie Evo,
tst
both good performers in their repeCtive Pr°"7eiy
and both, indeed,: capable of much greater :":11-.0.
than most of those who take a leading l'art.:niti,
gedy or Comedy. Besides these-
ill
there is also to be a Mrs. JOHNSON, itinn the
Stage. This Lady, we believe, matte her
ance some years ago on the Covent.Garoci,ctt ,100
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and displayed very promising antories, . A •
"ce
been much improved by time alto x,;eile. 41,0
Female vocal Performer, of high promise, "
it
annitinCed, as likely
Drury-L.41.e Theatre. ./4"l'
The unprecedented success of a then/riga/PI
hardlywas
a u.
eniencceisi
tssa,ry I to chew be
hae we:1:: c,
wo'utst 1111°1e:11:
public this is a childrsb age I
Mrs. ora,
The celebrated S
ALMON 140 ca.‘..geol to blot
vide a suitable chili fur the tufa'', A°ll'',
on his arin over the bridge to los beiovid Cdrj. of
I.llt="S.--- Die Moliutileilt SO tile t51,01j1100
the gallant Captain MoNrActra, who fell Adoss
glorious first of June, will do honour to the ill
Artist FLAYMAN. It is conceived in that I are
classical style for which his works in gene"
who'
distinguished. Davis is empioyed it. a the
length of Lord AMHERST, wirCli is l'Aited 4,10C1
expence of the S. Jones's Volunteers, h°llfgo,eit
to present it to his Lordship as a testimonY poet
respect for his zealous, affable, and "
in his military character.
BARTOLozzI was au long habitnated to
ith"e4in;
ners of this Country, ihar‘ontollihAanaig yelpt
respell with whicii his talents have hen" 001,
Portugal it Is l
, !keiy
his days in Old Ehziand. ;
chat he will return in°

VIENNA, MTG. 1 I.—The Emperor will, it is
said, set out for Prague on the zsth in3tant,, accom-
panied only by Lieut.. General Count LAMBERT.
On intelligence being received that the City and
Fortress of Belgrade was in possession of the Insur-
gents, the Palatine of Hungary arrived here in per-
son, to confer with the Emperor on the measures
necessary to be taken in consequence of such a change
on the Hungarian Frontiers. A Grand Council of
State, at which were present the Palatine of Hungary,
the Minister at War, the Archduke CHARLES,

Count COBENTZEL, and the *two Chancellors of
Hungary, and Transylvania, was held on this sub.
jea yesterday, the result of which, however, is
not known. After the breaking up of this Council,
the Palatine set out yesterday evening on his, re.
turn to Hungary. The Minister at War likewise
set out for that Country early this morning.
Others affirm that, in the above.mentioned Coon—
ell, various other matters relative to Hungary, and
the last Grants of the Diet of that Country, were
discussed.
On the arrival of the Insurgents, who arc Greek
Christians, at Belgrade, the Dept- embarked in
vessels, and fled down the Danube.
BERNE, Auc. 4.—Yesterday the Swiss Diet as.
sembled here ended the 47th Sitting of its ordinary
meeting for this year, and brake up, since which the
greater part of the Foreign Envoys here have left
the City.
The Resident here for the Italian Republic,
M. VENTURI, has proposed to our Government
' that the Helvetic Auxiliary Brigades, at present in
the French service, sha:l enter by capitulation into
the service of the Italian Republic.
Btlttle, Ave. td.--A proposition has been
trade in Ulm at the Court of Denmark, by the
Prussian Envoy there, in the name of His Prussian
Majesty, for a marriage between Prince HENRY
Of Prussia, the brother of His Majesty, and the
Princess Lours/. CHARLOTTE, second daughter of
the Hereditary Prince FagDig= of Denmark.
His Excellency the cabinet Minister, Baron
PART:M./DEM has officially notified to the Corps
It Dip!oxalises, here, the change that has taken place
in the Department of Foreign Affairs.
HAW'', Alla. 18.—A Courier who has arrived
In General MARMONT, in the Camp at Zeyst, has
brought an order to defer the celebration of the

birthday of the Emperor until the r9th inst.

The report that the Camp will soon break up is
not confirms&

Our Legislative Body is again assembled.
I.
The French Ambassador here, M. DE SEMON.
VILLI, has been appointed a Commander in the
Legion of Honour.

The report in some of the Paris Papers, that tLe
Ministry fur Interior Atrairs would be aboliblied, is
not credited.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

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V 114"). AUG. I 2.—Yesteiday the Archduke'
CHARLES departed for the Camp at Pest ; the even-
ing before he was present at a conference, to hold
which, the EMPEROR arrived here from Mee. . A
similar conference took place on. the 9th.
It is fairly to be presumed, that these conferences
are the result of the pressing and reiterated propo-
' sitions of the French Ambassador, reTetting she
acknowledging Nneot,Eort IIoNAPARTE., Emperor
of the French. It is at least certain, that the French
Ambassador had previously a long interview with'
Count COB CNTZRL, who immediately afterwards set
off fur Baden, to communicate site result to the Em-
hskoß. It was also remarked, that the said Am-
assador dispatched a Courier to Paris as soon as he
parted from our Minister.
Au, c• 15.---The result of the conference ahnve-
. 7s'entlOnEd WES to.day published in the
zettte, and is worthy of the utmost attention.
Court Ca-
hi 7an
ImPeri4l Parent, Fa ANCis IL'assumecfor
cfntelf, and for his Heirs, the dignity and she title
stead
of that
Eimmtclit of AUSTRIA," in..
hitherto.bil)4t 01 Aschduke of Austria, which
. he
kable pasaage,
mar ("e• In said Patent is the following se.
44
, ClUently among others :—" NA,'e conse.
sea ourselves, for establishing dusably
' 'hi' Perrea equality of rank with the principal
.I. r.
k,vernors and Potentates, inducedsand justified 7
Ti
'to assume, for the House of Austria, with' vela-
I: " li°4 to its Independent States, the HeredisatY
,:Title of Emperor, in conformity to the exam-
Pie given in the last century by the Itugsian tn.
penal Court, and at present by the new Governor
, 115
• of France."
of the
1
All uncertainty with respell to the recognising
French EMPEROR is wholly removed s;
since
this Gazette also officially mentions, that the new
1 Credentials of His Royal,A
I.os-rot-lc NIA i asTY to
the EmPlitOß Of FRAWei, shall be sent without
delay to our Ambassador.
• FROM THE NI•TIIER 4111, AUG. 2r.--It is
fervently reported here, that the City of
has • Bremen
, dr length consented to grant the Loan repeated.0,4 Y and
' . it Pre‘singly demanded of it—oti the part of the
.2., stoic,.
According to Leeters from St. Petersburgh, dared
wtt A.ag. 3i the nuptials of the Grand Dutchess MAR IA
h the Hereditary PRINCE of SAE 'WEIMAR,
were celebrated at Court, with great pomp, on the
. ''. ,ilirth-day of that Princess, and that of the EMPE Eys
lAJW
Aqit E. The new married couple will set off

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Palace hsJ heel) furni,hed for their reception.
The report that the CountVoN lIASGWi T. 40 w,ho
has so long had the administration of the Foreign
Affairs at the Court of Berlin, was about .to, be suc.
ceeded by the Baron-VON HARDENBERG, is now.
officially confirmed ; but it appears at the same time,
that said Count remains a Minister of the Cabinet,
arid in case of illness, or otherwise, is to succeed
the BaronVoN HARDENB ERG ; so that this dismis.
sion is truly honourable to said Minister, having
taken place merely at his own- request. The Count
will go to his country seat the t Bth ; and on the
.120 Baron HARD EN II FIRG took charge of the Port.
folio.

Belgrade has at length surrendered to the In.
surgents. CZt RN I-GEORGE, their Chief, has de.
Glared that he will not keep possesSion of that
Fortress, but resign it to a Neutral. Power till the
demands of the Servians have been complied with.
It is said, that, on this, he repaired to the Corn.
mandant General, at' Semlin, requesting to have
Belgrade occupied by Austrian Troops. The Com.
mander at Semlin had recourse to the General in
Chief at Pest, which is said to be the reason of the
AR c It DUKE PALAT I N Vs-coming so suddenly hither,
and'rerutning to his place'of residence, after having
had several conferences with our Court.

The Russian Fleet, composed of nine Ships of the
Line, and several Frigates, continues tO cruize off the
past of Bornholm. We understand that a division
of three Vessels, and as many Frigates, will pass the
Sound next week, to enter into the_ North Sea,
anti from thence, it is said, into the Mediterranean.
It is believed that this division, before it passes
the Sound, will 'Cast anchor in our Roads, to'
take on briar& the refreshments necessary for the
continuation of its voyage. The Russian Envoy at
our Court, M. De LOZACEVITZ, went on board
the Russian Fleet, and returned the same day. It
has been announced that there are no Troops on
board this Squadron. Positive news have been re-
ceived here frotn Neundorf, of the marriage of
PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM CHARLIts,OfPRUS..
S/A, with the PRINCESS LOUISA CHARLOTTE,
youngest daughter of the HEREDITARY I'R INC E of
DENMARK. Jr. is also said, that the eldest daughter
of His Royal Highness is destined for PRINCE FRE-
DERICK of Hesse.

An Order of Chancery, of the date of the
3d August, has directed all the Grand atillies
and other Baillies (Judges) of Denmark, to banish,
in the space of two months, all the Jews that go
about the country with goods, and are not provided
with regular passports.

According to the last Letters from Berne, the
Swiss Diet had broken up. The two chief matters
proposed in their last meetings, were: the proposi.
tion of the Minister of the Italian Republic to take
into its pay three half brigades of Helvetic Troops,
now in the French service; and a Report of the
Commission appointed to -consider of the present
state of things between the Helvetic Republic and
Austria.

FROM THE HAMBURGH CORREBPONDINTIIIf,
AUG. 21..

GrNOAI Auc. 2.—According to accounts from
Naples, all the Commanders of ,thedifTcrent Cup,
belonging to the French Italian Artily itationt:d in
the Neapolitan Territory, weretalled together 'it
Bari, on the i ;th of last month, by the Commander
in Chief, General ST. CYR, ,who gave them orders
and instrudions on certain objeds of importance.
The French are making great preparations for
defence at the Island of Elba, which is blockaded
by some English Frigates.
LEGHORN, Auo. 3.—As it is known that Ad-
miral NELS'iN is resolved to attempt to burn the
French Ships of War in the Harbour of Genoa, and
to destroy the docks, the batteries there have been
greatly strengthened, and furnaces ereded to heat
red-hot balls in case the English should make any
attack.

In the mean time Admiral NELSON attentively
watches Toulon, since he knows that 25,000 French
troops are assembled there, which are intended for
an Expedition of importance to the Levant.