The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-10 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The gun-brig Bruiser, for the capture of the Vrouw Jo-
hanna, on Wednesday, the x ith instant, at Wells, Norfolk.
The Camilla, . Thetis. lugger,. and Rose. cutter, tb,r the
capture of the Vrow Hermina, will be paid from this clay,
at No. u, Featherstone-bUildingS..

His Majesty Ship Utrecht is arrived at the Nore ;
she left Admiral THORNBUROUGH cruizing off the
Isle of Goree, he having shirred his Flag last Wed.
nesday' from the :Utrecht to the .Africaittc, in con-
sequence of some damage received by the former
during the late severe gale : his Squadron, consist.
ing of 1' AfricaiVe, Hydra, Leda, Ambuscade; and
Constance, wete:all

The .hreTS. t intent left Sr. Helena the 3lst of
I
March, and .was spoke by the Sir Edward lingbes
in 14t. 10. 22. S. long. 13. oz. The Suffolk and
Pervour;fe, (private Merchant.sliifffrOm-threzpe),
Sailed from St. Helena, sheigth of, .11/11,r0.1 Lady
Ann Barnard (from the Cape 'also) s,iiletrfrorti St.
Helepa the 23d, of March. Young
'pailed from thence the 18th of March.
The Sir William extra-ship, arrived in
,Bengal the z7th of March.
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AVe larelk 'presented our Readers with an
:Extrad from STE W ART)S FOXiadj which we under.,
stand afforded a considerable degree of satisfJclion.
We think the following, which is well executed,
will not prove, unacceptable or unentertaining.•

•:MAIDSTONE.
Now at the Bar behold the Culprit stand,
And horror-struck, holdup his shaking hand :
with his wonted force, the charges press,
And brought conviCtion-home to evtry breast ;
E'en PLu nc E k shrunk, unequal, front the strife, "
And.Treason'ttembled for her votary's lite,.
Till to his succour Opposition carne,. • .
And proved their Friendship not an empty'hame.

Fox with is lips the saered•Volume Kest;
Fox bad the7Cod of Truth hit truth attest : ,
" SO help me CM, I solemnli, &Clare;
Truth,'the whole truth, andmought but truth, I swear
,4 I know him well, so great his merits deem,
He has my friendship, confidence, esteem; •
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Without reserve, ineapahle'Of urt,
lie told:nie el/0y secret of his heart ;
To me his view's; his principles are known,
" Whig Views;Whig Vrineiples; it'd all my own ;
swear (and mil my oath's sure pledge have weight),
‘‘ Like me, he's well afreded to the State ;
Like me, of French naternityafraid','
". He shudders at the thought of Foreign aitt".

Each; as his gallant Leader diit tietbr4t..
raChlcitA'Ll the invoke,l his. God, and swore.
I'he vainest of tnarikiild the fari,e bei;ari,
Then came sly, shifting, 'situflling SH'tki DAN ; •
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StirroLK and Nor. o next their Oaths combine,
, One fam'alor Narrative, and Ofie for Wine;
11,44 e 1 isssLL,, solemn T AYLOII, THAVNIT
Tl' AN, 3114 LIIC Iledfiird brewer ;
GRIIY, OXFORD% I.AUDERD.ALAS,'
• ST LWA FOXI AD,. la. ix. line 863.

• We have the pleasure =to state, according to a
private lettei just received from Bombay, dated the
List of .January last that HoLKAtt had made an over-
ture to C,INDEAH and the Pa HV on the ; th
.of •Diceinbei; toe. se drug the 'natters in dispute;,
iiiiY that ,the'same had been tejetted in consequence
ifaf the impe,rjotone”,of his terms.
Russian private individual at Moscow,
PAUL VON Di M ISDOFF, has requested" leave of the
' Ehtt. Ritott to give towards the support of the Uni.
versifies and Academies, 300,000 rixdollars, and
the'revenues of 3oao peasants, which shall be he.
queathed to the Universities. This Patriot. declares
in his let-ter 6> the EMPEKoi, that he thinLs it the
duty of eveiypersein.of property, to follow, by vo-
, iuntttry contributions, the example of a • Monarch
whp doei so much for the education and aeconiplish
ing of the national youth. . .

A proposal is said to have been made by France
to the Court of Denmark, ro enter intolan of gn•
-sive and defensive alliance with.the,fmnr.Piirei,
in Case of a rupture with England ; but the prim
Royal declined the proposition, ''staling;-Milt}
ivould stridly 'adhere ;o every fair end bdetourtible
P of Neutrality'.
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A Letter from .a .Gentleman in the Island of
Gigha to his Friend in Edinburgh, dated ad May,
18°3, says, An unlucky accident happened
here. an' the night of the'2sth ult. The. ferry-
boat of this side, with four men and three girls,
was lost, and all on board perished, ur ithin a Truss.
ket.shot of this side. The accident happeried about
one in the morning, 'so that no distina account can
be got how it'hiracned.---There was only one man
arrived
_to muturity in the boat; the other three
,were fine clever boy s,

.. . . iiAlri,i MAY i;

WE are assured that LordWHiiworni-receiir:
ed Ton Thursday .morning a Meksenger from his
Court, to the arrival ,of svhdni ,great importance
appears to be attached. tour of five days since
it was unceasingly announced,.. that the departure of
the Ambassador had already taken- place, or was
bout. to take place,but'according. to all appami-
ances,, there stiii,,F,emaihi; some favourable chanCe
fore the maintenanatibf)Yeace. „ ()a:Wednesday, at
four, Lord VVlttirttotV•rtt had- ayoonference with
the Mioister -for Foreign' Atairi.-1-(Gazette dr
Prove.)

The political horizon has clearaup considerably
since yesterday. ''lt it how certain that the Eng-
lish 'Ambassador will not set out before the arrival
of, i Cosurier which His Excellency expcas froth
his Court.

:General MoRTI R,• Coiimantlant."of the First.
Military Pivision, set out .withiry,these fe'ai days:
for Thusitels, which affords-ream. •toi suppose .that.
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the lot troey of the First Ccsiisul will shortly take
place.
ISRUSSELS, MAY consequence of . orders
from the Minister at War, considerable movernents
have taken place , among the Troops in the 25th
Military DiVision. The• three Battalions -of ,the:
59th Demi-Brigade,. 'which arrived at Llia...einbont;g-
ftoni Mentz, ;re waiting fOr orderi for their ulte-
rior destinStion. The 9+th Demi_brigade, which
has arrived at redo- from Liege, will immediately
be joined by other Tru4s. It appears certain,
that these Troops will he encampeil near this City,
and in case of. a War, they will advance into the
Batavian territory, in' Oract to join the. Troops
assembled near Nirihrg,ioq,,and to _attempt someitn;
portant Contineookoiiieration., All the accounts
froth I-loll:old agre& In -t oppa'sing; that it will be an
attack upon: the. Eleaoraie of ileznover. Anothe'l.
Camp. is to-he farmed near Ostend, and it .is said
that the First Consul will review the Troops, on
hi, journey to inspect theCuasts of the Netherlands.
With reireet to the. Troops which were destined
for Lonisiana, it isi sopposo, in the
event of a war, be employed in some utherexpedi-
tion. The English Sooidron cruizing olf the Coasts
of Holland, has been again reinforced by several
Ships of Wu.,
I-lA.M.lLra,Gity APRIL 29.—A discovery has been
made in a City of Suabia, of the principal Strube.
din of the Asiatic Brothers, who haVe. beConie so
famons since the atrest of BaTit NtAI.; at Stockholm.
Their real denomination is that of the Asiatic Bra-
/hers' tf St. John the.E.vangelist in Li - Tliis
Stin4reirin is a perpetual Senate, , the Metnbers, of
which all.tak4l-Ir-brewoames. The ,common
tf*rs..also assurne.fiebrew names, and they are never
called by their family names, in the Order. The
archives of the Society are very. interesting ; they
relate-to:Medical subjects, to the Philosopher's slope,
to spiritual visions ; they also embrace Polities. -
Rome, APR It learn from Naples, that
they are .preparing Vessels to transport -to Malta
the Troops necessary to complete the ournber of
zOOO tneii, which, by vii;tu;e 4f the Treaty of Ainiens,
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are to compose provisioNilly thegarrison of that
Island.
LEO/BORN, -APRIL 23.-44041:,ELOIll'arived.
here yesterday from Rothe. Was..safdied on his
arrival py several. discharges
,of Cannon... The
French General, visited him, and•sent him 'a Guard
of Honour.. • • -

MILAbi, APRIL 25.—A body of Tro,ps .is as.
scinblißgpri the,Front te;s of the Ecclesiistical States.
It 'will be composed of two divisiong, the one French
and the other Italian. The G'eneral of Div isionVita-

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Ulna, will command thifisst, and Gen. I.FcOft hasr
been ni,pcilotedCarriruandant plt esecond, these twd
divisions of choseo:Troops, to which will he united!
a Park of.
,Artillery, al,,i.r'ays ready lur any,'
service2Whieli coilrse..of events.niay (le tr,and.—
The,'lliad;'.o.atiers of. the' French General ~riil ht;
at Figence, and, those of the Italian General ar
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,The General of Division,.'
have the',Cciminand the first ltalian
which :quits General '1 ECtiil .1 his Head.quarters
will be at Milan. General Liccri I will short_
ly . take, departure, c with his I. Major
and the Generals SEVEROLL and PEYP.T. The
.Troopi which are -to compose, the Dlvisioq which

will be under his orders, wire .reviewed yesterday

by General MURAT otqtdrierce..Soni7,,,rrte, anti
will set out to-day for the place of, their .Itination.
The French division` which will lbsemble in the
Department of the Rubicon, is much stronger than
the Italian division.
The Vice-President has addressed a Circular Let-

tetto the Prefthi, to hasten the Conscription which,

according to the terms of law, ought already
to have been tertnitutcd. • This Letter also' Ws for
its objet to ..contradiei a false report spread by
some evil-minded petsons, that the new levies were
destined to serve out of the tellitory of the Italian
Republic•

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BREDA, Miti i;

Thoie alarms by..whicti W.e.have for the test tw:,
riionths been disturbed; Are tntfch abgruented ile:;
Order here sithjo..inad; Which has been recentlY•iitied
froni the .1-lead-cigar tell of General Moiittiit
Its dispositions for the levy. of the tuntributioli,'
appear-to indicate that..the 133tadan ~Cups~itutic:~i is
going to be, suspended; and this Coiintry tb
wholly 'under Military trioverniilent.

The last fall in the prices of.onr public §tr)
ascribed in 'Art to.the efrekfi pipcloced by'ihis'Orde.?;"ll'
Tllii ORPlut. . I '."94
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