The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

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VICTU ALL INC 0 FFICE, . .
Sept 7, 187 4.
THE COMAfISSIONE RS for Yf .":1"1.1 ALL 1 A'G
1. HIS MAgESTY'..e NAVY do be, ehy give NW Mato,:
•Tburstio tbe 2716 instant, at Elevers o'Cit.et pecheiy, 1.1 the
Forenoon, they will be ready. to to t'..e bigbest Bidder; at Nli
Majesty's Plastailing Preraises, at Deptford, surs.by Lets of:l..le'
foilovving Provisiois and Stores, viz.

Breit], Bread Dust, BAkeltonse Sweepings 'Flour, Fhur
Sweepings, Raisins, Pease, Pease Screeitin4s, Culla vaiKes,
Oatnual, Oatmeal Sweepings, Bags and 01,1 Wllite
Rope, ,Butter, Sturp% and Scrapings, Cliersei Sugar, vlo-.
lahes, Oil jars, Beet, Pork, Salt, Packing Scraps, I,:m.rity
Tierces and Barrels, New .Siat, Dout?let, and Q,,tzo::.;
Ends, Staves of various descriptions, Pipe, nun.iy
Piece, aria Ruin Punclieoli Br.indy
Wihe Hogsitcads, Fire-wood, Iron Hoops, awl .vo .t. mit
Coopers' Tools, lying.in His Majesty's i'rc-
miwi at Deptford. • •

A Deposit 0251. t?r cent. is b !nadir upon the atmtict of
each Lot at t4ke time of Satt and i I g,,1 remainder of are
he 'not paid, and the Par tiro/ars taken avay, within, twenty (-
kg days afiernva-ds, the Depth toil! 6e fojeited, and the tjo.ds
remain the property of .the'C'rown.
The other Conditheis ne# 'or sestt,
..and prier td Catalogteet
he bad, at the Stcretwy's Offire: .

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LONDON.

WIDNOSDAY) bIiPTEMBIL 19, /804.

, Last night the illonitettis of the t tth inst. were
received, but they bring very little intelligence
in addition Co that which we yesterday exciu.
lively laid before our Readers from the Papers of
the toth, except a ridiculous account, given by
Admiral MA CON, of the skirmish between a
slim of the Flotilla under his command, and the
Oreitei and "Charvi'ox. The 'French Boats, of,
course, compelled the British Frigatri to seek
safety in flight. He admits, however, that the
Flotilla sustained considerable damage.

The Hamturgb Mail due on Sunday arrived this
morning : it confirms the account of the Embargo
having been taken off the Russian and Swedish Shirt
in the Harbour of Leghorn. The other Power
whore Ships were seized, was nor, as was gene.
telly conjectured, D.:fir:lark, but Prussia. 'The
`whole business arose from the officious precipitation
of the French Central at Leghorn.

The GitittlD SIGNma has Consented V) acki'ow.
Wirt BOH4FAILIJOS usurped Title.

*rue Insurreaion which we yesterday stated to
have broken our in Spain, is of so serious a nature,
,that we very much doubt whether the futile Go.
vernment of that Country possess the means of sup.'
pressing it ; recourse, therefore, will most probably
lie had to the drama; we assistance of rAnce ; and
from that hour the little that- remains of the dignity
And independence of the once mighty Monarchy of
Spain will be lost for ever. There can be little
doubt but that this insol ration has been fomented by
the Emissaries of lioNAPAlllit, in order to give him
opportunity of interfering, and thereby enable him
more eifittually to carry into execution the plan he
has formed of fitting out the remains of the Spanish
wrine against this Country.
'That this would he the fate of the ,Opanish Go.
vernment we have icing foreseen : all the sacrifices
it has made to the daft:tent Revolutionary Govern.
menus cif grant;---:t11 the insults it hai patient.
ly e..dured, will not save it Pont the grasp of
French Rapacity and Tyranpy, Whether i'vussiu

will take warW,ng (torn the fate of Spain, time
alone will shew. The Powers of Europe may at
length be convinced, that nothing but determined,
active opposition, can save them from becoming,
one brone, the Slaves of France, and that con.
cession .and humility only lead to fresh insults,
exactions, and aggressions.

Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held at Lord
Elmittowsr's Office, in Downing.street, at which
Earl CAMDFN, Vlieotlnt MILVILLR, Lords FIAR-
ROWBY. MULGRAVI, HAWKEsAttILY, and the
remainder of the Cabinet Ministers in Town, at
tended.

Sir Home POPHAM had yesterday a long inter.
view with Lord Ma LvIL LE at the Admiralty.

It was reported last week upon the Exchanges of
Amsterdam and Rotterdam, that Ltrc:tEN Boni.-
PARTE had remitted from Leghorn, Genoa, Venice,
and Trieste, to banking.houses in Holland, and at
Harnhurgh and Lyheck, no less than twenty mil-
lions of livres, 840,0001. to be placed in the English
(dads, under five dttrerent names; but that the spies
Of his worthy brother NAPOLEON had discovered
this politico. financial m inctuvre, and, with the ex.
ception of six millions of livres; 250,0001. NAru..
LEON 110 d counterafted the intents of Luc
and laid an embargo on the money. It is even said,
that two of Luc tEN'a agents hive been taken up,
and sent to France; and that orders have been sent
to Lucca, where I-Lc te N lately resided, to confine.
him. Another • =our is current, that he had pre-
viously made his escape on board a neutral Vessel
at Leghorn, arid sailed either for America or Eng.
land. We d not know what credit is due to these
reports, nor whether they be entitled to any. We.
know, however, from private letters, both from
France and Italy, that Madame BONAPARTE, the
mother, and PAUL INA BONAPARTE, the Princess
BORGHESE, have in vain attempted to reconcile the
mock Emperor v.ith his ian, culotte brother, arid,
that the former has forbidden the latter to set his
foot, not only in France, but upon the territory of
the Italian Republic. Even Louts IloNarmura
sought to effett a reconciliation, and went as Lir as
Turin to speak to Luc I EN, but there a Courier from
NAPOLEON overtook him, ordering hint to 'return to
Paris. Madame BONAPARTE, the' mother, and
her brother, Cardinal FEhill, with the other mem.
bets of the BoNArAtcrc family, are, however, in
hope,' with the assistance of Cardinal CAPRARA,
CAataAeztvg, and TALLEYRAND, to overcome the
"rduchtes of the libt'eal NAPOLEON, and that; before
his mock Coronation, another mock Senatus Con-
ultimo will be proclaimed, making Lu ct s.N and
JEROME BONAPARTE Revoluti!•nary Imperial thigh.
nesses, and restoring to then, their withheld rights,
and the permission, privilege, and etiquette, to sa.
lute the Austrian and ftusstan Princes, their MAIL
COUSINS ! i !

Preparatory to the Grand Review that is to take
place of the East India Brigade, on the 29th instant,
the three Regiments are ottt two days per week
each, a drill day, and a dteas day, for the-purpose
of pratlising the numerous manoeuvres oftieled to
be gone through on that day.
Yesterday morning the tst Regiment of Life
Guards weft; roviewe3 by the Riri-of
TON,
.on Wimbledon .common, when that fine Re.
giment made a most at mirahl: appearance, and
went through a variety of evulntions in a most ex.
Mimic and creditable style._

The Loyal Southwark Volunteers had a field.ex.
ertise yesterday at Kennington Commioo,
Instruetions have been given to fill the ditch be.
fore Pcvensey with water the first tide after the alt.
pearance.of the Enemy's Gun-boats off the Coast of
Sussex ; anti the whole level is to be inundated should
the Enemy advance. Similar orders have been is,
sued as to Romney Marsh.

Brigadicr.General Sir CIINKLES B. BoUOHTON
is Jpputtited to the CAMinanti of Manchester, 'in the
room of IVlajor.General BE toort, removed to Liver.
pool ; and Lieut.. Colonel HUGH Bat t,t, t e Inspea-
ing Field.Oflicer, in the toom of Lieut..Colonct
IluTctitrt,ON. Brigadier FlLMiitt, is otached to
the Brigade.
A detachment of the Royal Artillery, Conasting
of six 24.pountlers, with their proportion of ammo.
litorrs, and waggons, marched into Canter.
bury from Woolwich on Saturday last, where for
the present they rem tin ; their ultimate itestination
is for the batteries on the coast.

Friday and Saturday last upwards of 300 of the
Army of R,eser,ve arrived in Maidstone tont) Bris.
trd, which on MundaY and yesterday took their
route for Hithe, to lae incorporeited 'in the 59th
Regiment of Foot.
On Thursday list four coorrinies of the tsth, or
y,,fk Reserve, arrived at wevermitle.opon-Tynt
from Berwick, and on Sunday marched to Shields,
waiting orders to he embarked to join the eighth
Regiment of Foot, which is now fling in Kenn and
into which they belie entered.
With a view to ascertain whether any, and what
number of men in the Regiments of the Line and Mi.
!ilia, may, from age or infirmities be at present
unfit for duty, His Royal Highness the Commander
in Chief has direAed (in Circular Orders of the t 3th
inst, addressed to' General Sir D. I.)trwons, &c.)
that a Hoard in each 4rietie in the Southern Dir.
'rid, consisting of the Genqal Officer commanding
the same, the Field OAcers, and the ttegimen.
sal Medical Staff, should proceed to inquire into
the cases of those melt who are not in the ha.
hit of the regular performance, of their regimental
duty, or who are cistisidered unequal to hurdles or
other fatigues.-
The Troop of Cavalry attached to Colonel Hit,.
Essex Legion have volunteered to do the
present duty on that part of As Coast, in relief of
the detachment of the list Light Driigoons, now
on that service,

Last week several diehlons of the Atmy of Re.
serve passed through Wei ester to join the 40th
Regiment,
A Letter from Dublin, dated September 15, says,
it We aso surly to letken that Lord CATH CAR T has
been fur some days confined to his room by irdis.
position, in consequencr of his great exertions in
visiting and exercising the Troops at the diffinent
eneamptents during the fast tcto3 month r,"