The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

SE?TittaBIR IS.

About half past six o'clock this morning 111$
gs-rr took. his usual early ride ;
tgrandtear
rriev;ile
ofv ofth thee
R ao'l rtAohoLep spcAsetinaertriloa,
inoeond
ea in -a short time to breakfast,
to prepare for ittO
they were met by ffit butiticiee:
gest
.re;
ot
uuH.noorni,
MA j airy left his carriage, and mounted his chargeif
and proceeded to pass the frodt of the clifferenc.
lines uncovered, and as HIS MAJESTY passed eack•
Battalion, he was received by the whole 01 g,he
Troops with arms 'presented, Colours flying, 031
the Band playing God sal„,e the King, Etc.,.:
MAJESTY then, accompanied by the Roym. Doirs
and a number of Noblemen hnd Gentlemen rititts°°.
Lion, tookhis stand in the centre, and the diffetentße•
gimentsmmo;sirt xchee.cirlleasnt
t shnhiiairo.
nclio;it,
ipanies. The review'
with a
in which the numerous .fizid artiiler;6ievin:l:lll4ccexd;
tremeir-well supplied, bore a COnSpiCUOUs pant.
a"l:ehonuegvicit osbilseetv4e,rdabilevttrersscipline in Any Trooll; e
Whole of their evolutions wereexpceer7(l:.elYdiv."ollll,' stl"e
gartreilvteedstheeXract.ll7. Last night General MANNERS
This day, at half-past twelve o'clock, the Dux
of. Sussex artiveci at Gloucester Lodge.
This day the DUKE CAmaxiDGE will giVe,s.
a
Hgtegiandd dinner to a numerous -Fatly at the Duke
Arrivals at Luces Hotel :
Miss Campbell,E‘Nalirvs..anidr.l4Blrisr,.l,
Rev Mr. Parsons.l3lo,uicl,tior,,nl,l4lNiftr.pltittir.lebisre.k,,fu hrtnre.
IP'sifital

Sir JAMPS CRAWFORD arrived yesterday in town
from 13erlin. He was one of the many carraivAnt.
made. by BONAPARTF, at the breaking out p'
War, but had the good fortune to escape to
wt
Belllo
Mr. Thotaa,s FivNIE a, private Metrevilet Nici
JACKs 1.4, out Minister at Berlin, came oTsteri;ieto
4.: j
Elst-
t:iat city on the 27-h AtigUSt, Via trOnat"( - 2
*„i
ttcur ; but were obliged, by contulry windi, I-1
int() Gottenhurgh, :where slr AM a' CRAWFORD
I°A. 4 Packet for Lgi,,ndi and landed at
_Scar.
borough on Fridiy last. Be !sit 150 sail at incr..*
cn,
neon, waiting
,c,ingAmTi completely et
at el
Dn :u)ytn
y. fur Eogiantl) at
Tut the season on Saturday 1.,,r with The
'fur
Daughter, and The Irishman London. 'rue oaf
change In the Play was she .i,,,,earmice of Mrs.
JOHNsToN, instead of Mts. Yotrt4q, in the part
e':
.1111
JORDAN
:fah
DeoerArt6N.
Walnaldsie change %as by no means,lo:
the better,
as
Mrs. H. JoHt.Wroti is not liftea for
c,,,,liataaas of pathostvieenrcipyewrsie-aitatirtintntlete;rtieanhcl,ce;getereiseideirea:wn'teinep',,raere
gtecteo by the Audience.;*-Ru,sgLl•
forward at the end of the Play to spologile • ,fri bf
Jon lISTO NE, who, as lie stated, was preveni-
seyere indisposition from appearbig in the
his
char:4er was therefore taken by Ci"7-file
whose own charatter was taken by P00.411P
audience readily consented, and the Farce vic,_ni ",0
tolerably well.---There was a larger audienge,V;
is usually seen on the opening at the season.
Theatre of
has been thorouhly cleansed, and
Fupte
Its'
the ornamental parts have been refreshed.
whole looks very elegant. A new SCetit.foOMOill
an additional greenroom, has, it seemS; been
since last ACISOII.
The Haymarket Theatre closed on Sittirdaylo4
with The Mvuntniurers and The Goy Owl!" ci;•
The house was very well attended. The au itr--.).
displayed some marks of Alisplepure, because SIP'
and ,44ses did not aPpe.ir in the last see6e••
Li TON apologised, stating that De CAM?, w
performed Sadi, was obliged to attend his
MLA
Drury.lane Theatre. ELLISTON, as DeputY
nager, then delivered the farewell speech, in (C°t/'
alloy of the gratitude of the, Proprietor nod
f3rmers' for the liberal patronage. which liAd ar;ol',*
•ed the season. The address was neatly eXllessc'
and very welt received. ers
The First Regiment of Lflyal London VAtinete,4-1,
mu,teted yesterday in wool
preparatory to their proceeding to Epping Forete.'
morning early
whither they were conveyed in thirty-one carri4g(l:,
drawn by (wit. bosses each, and having two drivr,ict,
on the construdion approved of by the C°lll""fiwg
in Chiet. They returned at an early hoorth'v'e,
travelled at the rate of near six miles an !Matti/I*B
the heat teas sit intense. -
Nearly the whole of the French pr
(erne
hoard the prison ships in Portsmouth harbour
been landed, under the direttion of Sir F. 113 Olt':
and marched fig Norman Cross.
'Ye Or
The Marquis of Dotrat.As does not rece
hand of Miss 13ctsvoito till next month.
for i-
' joitxsTo:til Hors it A Candiudtc _Kr
Sit 11*()i"
County of Dumfries, in the zoom o
LAulti 2) dtc.raie4l,

•
We twirl an addition. of no less than 143 visi.
tors by the FT iv, on Thursday last. The A,sem.
bly in ,he evening produced a very brilliant dis.
play of b..auty and grace. Carriages are con.
'randy upon the roll from this p 1 ice to the adjacent
villages. The orchards in this neighb,urhcol ap.
.perir a Paradise, in point of fruit, which is most
abundant.
The Theatre was thronied on Friday for the be.
nefit of our worthy -Manager, WILMOT WELLS.
MISS DUNCAN was the, heroine of the Piece, ant!
'played Lody RGdalpho with admirable spirit. Her
pretty Scotch air was loudly encored. CLARICE,
formerly of Covent. Garden Theatre, played Sir
.Pertinax tolerahli well. Mrs. TA %OR was an
excellent Betty Flirt. FAUGICENEK's EgirlON was
a very tespettable performance.
The 'fawn was ail in a bustle yesterday in con_
sequence of a general requisition, posted on the
wails, and bills delivered at the house of every in.. ,
tabitant, demanding an account of their foreign in. •
mates, uniet a heavy penalty in • case of omit.
lion. Foreigners were rrquired to produce their
certificate specifying the time and place of their
residence, and those whose licence had expired
were to be. removed immediately into the in.
tenor. The Sea Fencibles from all the Ports adja.
-cent'were also obliged to attend at the Town-hall,
ahtl deliver up their tickets of protection, in case
:they :should ,be called on for immediate service.--
Thiiie only are to be exempt who have three chil-
dr4i.
Lit IbXl, the Master of the Ceremonies, had his
Benefit yesterday morning, at Dandelion. There
was !iriisent from eight to nine hundred persons, and
tever did the apperitei of Erigl6limen do more ho.
flour 'to a Public Breakfast.
it
The Hoy arrived yesterday w • h tot
passengers,
an that our cizecommodatiovi, in point of bedding,
may Ifeseasilj• imagined, considering the warmth of
the seattin.

.Friday indriiitl al AbstraCt of the Mt • of Par.
iisment litioit the suhjet of harbouring Aliens
246 Paved itp in 44 parts of the Isle of Thant,
w,"!rein the knoll-10 'to which the inhabitants are
"pied, if they 'tio.ncit make a proper return of their
inntate, Who are Voreigilers, are clearly explained.
Since the above has.lopPeared, the following has been
Added :

NOTICE 'r( ALIENS.
I" 1: All
Margate, Aliens resid
St. Ping
eter's, within:t
BhroadSte 'several
and
Biir Parishes of St,
ii s irebington
ekccin Foreign Ambassadors, or servants iraually attendant
_ Upon them), are required to apear'at the Town-Hall of this
twe 0,1 Saiurday the isth inStJat, 11t eleven o'clock in the
ren"^', in virtue of directions .reeeived fm ro the Right
..-gort Loft% HwwKcssvkY.. one of His Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State, be. cigc. are. , •
" It A NCIS'CORD, 'Deputy, &c.
" ittatato, &tr. 53, 1804
N., B. All Altens are (Mated to bring With Them pass.
Ports, licencei, or other exemptions at present in thetr pos-
session." •
' Government have resorted to this .ineastre at a
Very judicious season, for there certainly ire ininy
improper persons here. Two Aliens have bean sent
to alver Castle within these last ten days; but
'they would not have been discovered had not sonic
auspicioult circumstances given rise to a variety of
conje'etul'es.
'she dress ball on Friday was attended by a
blaze of belitit,y and fashion, notwithstanding the
bate
heart ; the thermometer being during the day
b high as 81. The ball opened with a minuet. by
the charming Miss FAteFilLo and Mr. Le BAs,
the Master of the Ceremonies ;cotillions followed;
they were succeeded by country dances, in which
he accomplished Miss MONTELtribllle two Miss
Aavrttua's Miss NIAVeI and Miss R. use Bayou.
IN) ti SliCellette

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

, •
BEDFORD RACES.
EDNESDAY, SEPT. Et.-
:The Wohtwstillc%
,)5 5045. each, wall zoo. :Wed from the
riuk, 444;t: fuiti —lnt nest of three IWO-Milt:11:41i.
S. --w' °,4lc. ford's h h. Clifton. a4ed, 9,t. sth. 4 z o 2
w ; 'llt,Toread's b. in. Elizabeth, 4 yrs. 71 131 b• 1 3 0 dr
t. "vtl Antikaiec b it. Chaner, 6 yrs. ost. $lO. 3 4 4 1
'T A 141014 b. 1. Sylolt, 3 yrs 6st. tilb. • z t 3 3
..„_ This was a golti Race ; e:55:15 Itedt wds not won by
""telit'll".1"11. a length, eXCept the last, which was
about a length and a halt.
iOtt the itetne-dy. the Duke of Reilford!s Purse of 'sol. for
phi:,: foun tice Year T
old Coils and Fillies. —he best of three heats
d the Course.
'B4 C. Liunbuty's 4:n. h. Prospero, Sst. 41b. ivalked over.
Th.s I.- • • THUSDAY; SEPT, 13.
e •,, toiscription:Pursent srd, —The best of 3 4-mile heats.
sir C. linnbutyts b. in. Eleanor. 6-yrs. gst. 415. being the
only one entered,,reeeived 231. . •
LIet'CIIVITLI) RACES. —THUR.DAY, Strr. 53.
.Pounds fo all ages.
tr..- Cliftln's b. c.Fifty
Coriolanih 3 yrrs. old • 31 • 1
zr
W, W. . Coventr% 's ch. h.. Lin an‘s.,4, s yrs. Old— 2. I 1
"i Wynne's bf. 'Ninette, 3 % rs. 'old - z bolted
Very,cl,)se heats.

~... WATFORD RACES.
...—.ere these Races were ntfver better attended than they.
a^ Frid4y and Saturday last. Upwards ot
4000 pees ns were present, in which. we're severs!
pets, n
CL
i:;.' 4(113(41460n : among thew we noticed Lord
T,;„-"Dotkr, the Hon. Mr. VILLIERS, Sir T.
xvi;iplol4, C .lonel O'KELLY, Mt. WOODLIAM,
1--I'rrukoEs, Bcc. &c.
Ku'b ° Pt Way a Silver Cup, value 601. was run fir on
‘,711Y Meadow, by sevenailloways, in a three mile
,' °illy five continued the contest ; one met
Ir.' a cevere aCeident in spraining h'st ;mkt and
the other gave up the contest. Mr. CART.
1416i:111N ,gave up
the viatir, which was bred by
' rti CLARINGt.oN, and his Lordship said he never
law , better race at Newn"riet.
, (11 Saturday a race for 501. was run. for by
ortta GIES'S horse, and Mr.-WooottAses grey mare,
Mr.
inith was won by the latter. The swine .kkey as
Ickle Mr. GAL,LoWAVS.
A race between Mr: HANSHAW'S pOney and twoi °tl4rs It was a very bard race ; Mr. H's PoncY
only won it by hall a neck.
Otte eye. The policy has only
frMr. St (yaws hu, and Mr. WooottAres
eY maard run res rah ag main 'or soi. which, after a very
"liii
l, was won by. L ••.
e the Vitt",
iitainlttil Mrs. STURGES drove over the
course set,. ' '
, „;„ -•-rii. trines in an elegant curricle, and a
i'-•• 01 Charming lynrKeS.
C°l()nel 'KVI.LY has nffcrea a Plate of 501' fur
• 'next Yeat's tame. s.

HAxnv, SEPT. t.---Today letters were recrived
bere from Mentz, which state, that the Elopernr
NAPOLEON is eXptatti.there on the 4,11 •or sth of
Septemher, by the way of Clogne and C3hlent-z.
The Empress will. accompany her husband-cm his
journey along theßhine.
MENTZ, SEPT. the retinue of the Empe-
folr will be the Minister TALL AND, General
SEBASTIAN!, and several other Generals.: The
Residents on the other side of the Rhine have recei
ed orders to repair hither. Apartments have like-
wise been taken for several German Princes.

LEGHORN, AUGUST 20.—Yesterday arrived
from Paris a Courier to the French General
here ; who immediately gave orders to take an ac.
count of all the ships belonging io Russia, Sweden,
and also another Power,' that were in the harbour;
there were seireral Russian ships, but only two
S-vedish. This morning the .Errßrian General LA
Vt OAm, at the request of the French General,
issued orders that no belonetig to the. above
Powers should be suffered to sail. - The French
General has likewise placed a French Privateer at
the entrance of the harb.iur, and French soldiers in
'the guard.boat which lies in the middle of the har-
bour. Etrurian soldiers are-ordered on board the
ships, which however may unload without interrup.
tion. There are no Prussian ships here at pre.
sent.

, GaonNo, Atm. 28.—On' the 223 the Count
De LILLE left this city, and to,,k the toad for Mi.
lan by the way of Wilna and Rowny. During his
Stay here he received every ma, k of the utmost at.
tendon froM the Governor general of Lithuania,
Baron Besustostre. His Excellency likewise gave
orders that he should receive the best accommoda.
tions on his journey.
VENICE, Auc. 24...—We have now learned what
were the contents of the dispatches received lately
by the French Ambassad,tr at R me. Ancona and
CiVita Vecchia. vs ill again be occupied by French
troops. Similar propatils anear to have been
made at Naples. Thefeinforcements received bythe
foreign troops in the Republic of the Seven Islar,ds
appear to have gtven t,ceastott to this measure.
VIENNA, AUG. IS.---As the result of the me.
tnnrable Conference which took place on the loth of
this month was previously. concealed •ts i:h the ut.
most care from the public, a similar degree of se-
crecy was observed till time publication of the Patent,
which contains a full account of the pri,teedings, in
the Court Gazette of the isth current, Even the
Members of the Corps Dip/omarip, deelare,, that
they, in common with the great body of the inha.
bitauts of this Capital, laboured under the same ig.
norance. It is proper, however, to notice distinctly
some exceptions to this general observation. The
French Ambassador, It is stated, was not -only ini.
tiated too this mysteryy but is supposed to have not
a lime contributed, by his representations in the dif.
ferent previous interviews which took place betwixt
him and the Chancellor COSENTZEL, to the deter.
minatiJn which took pl4ce.
AUGUST 24..—The Coronation of his Imperial
Majesty as Hereditary Emperor of Austria will
take place on the r sth of Oetaberb in the Church of
St. Stephen.

LEIPZIC, AUG. 31.—This afternoon their Ma.
isties the King and Qieen of Sweden arrived here,.
and 'took op their, residence in the Hotel de Saxe.
From this City they will proceed by Warlilt to
Magdeburgh. The retinue of their M jesties con.
sits of forty persons.
Rohs E, AOC,. 12.-When the Courier from Paris
arrived here on the id inst. the Pope was awaken.
ed out of his steep ; and Dragoons were dispatched
with notices to the. Cardinals at their several villas
in the neighbourhood of R')me, to assemble as soon
as possible,
MAICHEINT, AUG. 30.:.--The French nmperor.
and Empress, in the course of their j urney along
the 'Rhine', are expetied on the 8(11 or 9th at Stras-
burgh. His Setene Highness the Elea ,r of Baden,
tht Eled,ral Prince Louts, the two Ministers of
St4tC, GAtLttrcand EDELSH um, and several other
Persons of Distindiun, are at the same time cx.
petted at Srrasburgh, where apartments have also
been engaged for some other Gvrtnan Princes.
AscHAFFENDU.IGH, AUG. 2 r.—S.'me days since
the Envoy of the Eledur of Hesse, Baron GAIL-,
ING, arrived here; since which we learn that his
Elettoral Highness proposes to mike a visit to this
City in the beinning of September. The intended
journey of our Eleitor to Ratishon has, in come.
(pence, been deferred to the i 2th of September.
The Eledoral Envoy, Count BELIE', has been sent
from hence to Mentz, to convey the congratulations
of our EleCtor to the Ealperor of the French as he
passes through that City.
ELsiNctrit, Stl?r, r,—On the 30th of August
three Russian Ships of the Line, two Frigates, and
a Cutter Brig, arrived in this Road from Copenha-
gen, which, to.morrow, will pass into the North
Sea.

COPENHAGLN, SEPT. r.—The Russietn Squadron
saile►t from this Road on the 30th, for the North Sea.
The Cadet-ships the Pillory, and the Fame, have
arrived from the Baltic in 'our Road.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. IVlroNtfit, Prussian
Cabinet Courier, has passed through this city on his
way froM Berlin to Paris. He is the bearer, it is
said, Of very important -tkisparr:hes 13r the Prussian
Ambassador, who will immediately repair to Aix.
COLOGNE, SEPT. 2.—The day after to-morrow
BONAPARTE will arrive here. , The sumptuous
building called the Blankenheimhof has been pre.
pared for his reception. The city and port will be
illuminated ; the principal streets have already been
sprinkled with sand, and will be strewed with oak
leaves on his arrival.

VIENNA, AUG. 29—The Austrian Imperial
Crown, which is now making'for the coronation of
the Emperor, will be worth several millions of
florins, as the most valuable precious stones in the
poisession of the Imperial !louse will be employed
to enrich ir, particularly the celebrated large me-
rCd, and the two large sapphires which were lately
purchased at a great sum.
COR PU, JUNE tz.—The greatest confusion pre-
vails along the ,whole Venetian shore, in consr.
Vence of the open violation of the Convention
cOded in the year ► Sop, and gUaranteed by the Al-

ga, Preveza, fluttinto, aed Vortissa, svere to
,re.
eeive particular privileges. In deFemee of this Con-
S cation, the restless AtA I),xci{a has taken posses-
Si:o of the territory of these towns, which has occa.
sinned a general'alartn. The inhabitants have ap.
,plied to the Plenipotentiary, Count Moat Ntoo,
but he, :declines taking any measures which may
have the, slightest appearance
sof hostilities against
the }crate, with which Russia wishes to maintain
the mast perfed good understanding ; his whole
terfetence in this affair is confined to an application
to the Divan, in behalf of the oppressed towns. In
the mean time, we.enjoy here prried tranquillity,
under the prutedion of our new Cmstitution,
thanks to the presence of •the Russian Troops, who,
besides the advantages th'ey diffuse by the money
they expend, are a restraint on the turbulent and
fadious. We hope that the Anarchical principles
that have bren scattered among us, to excite the
flames of discord, will gradually be entirely extir.
pated.
LUNttIBURCf-1, SEPT. 6.---:Public notice has been
given here, that all English commodities may pass
free, both here and in tne whole Hanoverian tern.
tory, provided they are not on English account :
it inusr, however, he shewn by certificate that they
are on the account of the receiver, whose name must
be insetted in such certificate. „ •

COPENHACEN, SEPT. 4.—Towards th 4, midJle of
this month ,the Russian squadron, under Rear. Ad.
wind LEHMANN, is CXlYeled to return into the 841.
tic from the North Sea. Should this squadron,
while in the North Sea, find it necessary to put
into a port, itwill not-put into an English one, but
into some port in Norway.