The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

.217E01-YORK, Auc...2.

I have the satisfiCtior of informing you, that this
City continues l erfe4lly healthy, and tree from every
appearance of yellow-fever. We still have the two
French Frigates in Pot t to annoy our sight with the
tti.coloured Flag. The Leander and Cambriat
are watching their motions at the Hook, and will
give a good account of them if they should venture
out.

The &stun Frigate, Capt. DOUGLAS, sailed the
day b:fore yesterday for lidlifax, having been re.
lieved by the Leander, of 5o guns, which Ship,
together with the Cambrian, have El opportunigf
of recovering some of the runaways who endeavour
daily to make their escape from England and Ireland
in Atherican Vessels.

We have been favoured with the following Ac-
count,cccogriot,eisnt wwahich may he depended on, of the unequal
ILicehttetrerfmroimna,t,erel
ai 7
the Officers, c,re onfowthea rpi
11 :
si net in France, to his friend in Greenock, rectuv.'
'tall'', August 13, 1804,
'ed on Thursday :
et I would serd You the parriculars-ot our atilt:A.'
did the limits of a letter admit -of it. You rnusg.
:
have heard anci
calm,
laccountlama of.we a vesselk exaggeratedictcoruelidt;
downiaseard:vidaaendroacr.dgdethe other. ViTe laboured under every
calculated _to row ; the enemy," oainnn d
taial
er vessela l
ni rapid
Ii:
adarefog:g
had vessels admirably calculated to at,tack their 011-.
pon.ents in a calm, and in smooth. water;.vvirli'hett'gr
metal, and abundance of men. To he surt,`ll° jt:.
been in a breeze, We should have had eiltral ittivi,",''.
'ages over
.iitin., as we had proved almost &111
for eight week, before we were taken; having every
.I,ly chased Convoys into ports; thus,• in a great
measure,
Bay,: and doing as Much as any single vessel could
sopping their coasting trade in Qulberon
do. But the weather was so, variable, .and -having
no Pilot, we could merely interrupt their progress
from one port to another, without taking :my thing.
We had the misfortune one night, to get ashore tin..
der a battery, and -to lose the greatest Part of the
keel, • renderieg the vessel so leaky as
to require al.!
most constant pumping ; notwithstanding Ibis, CaP-
lain W RIGHT kept the sea, determined that nothing,
but the most -inevitable necessity should drive WM.
into harbour. After our -weak crew had exhausted .
themselves at the oars, thcCarain, finding the Entail 4
gaining fast upon unordered the broadside tgbergel .
too, and an engagement so unequal was kept OP.
for more than two hours, when the. men began. 0
fall fast, many of the guns were dismounted, the rel.
incumbered with the falling yards, &c. the Oases
nearly sinking, the Brigs of the French-owing of,
alongside to hoard with numernuc Troops. of,
7,
Wu -GliT hailed that he had struck in rime to 0,1
the lives of the few men that, remained.. ,CaPitar.
ToURN6tIR, the French Commandant, behave"
us very pplittly. -
our and the Enemy 'a force. effeairit ,
Visiesen, 2o C4rronades, 18• pounders,
all 7° •
Men, induclin4 17 BoYs• e 24ditte,
E army, 6 Brigs, or 1 long a.Pounders and on
Isith 1, un. 60 ~ So glen each. Class a loni
7 I.;,:gers, Co.i.boArs of tile second .0
I$ P 'tinders, and from 40 to so or 6o rue . •„_...,,,,
. The fotiowing itt A irarernera Oa
4 l'ino:ices, za Clays of t;un.o,,Ais, I heavy.c; P4l'
nade, or Mortar, 30 to so Men.
i 0°
Tett 31...... ....
.i vessels, 36 guns, With from kir
to 140.3. men. having on board besides
Crew s, between
Line. ..tv 'a
4' Poor Captain WR TOUT was wounded ca.,ra...n.1
the action, bat never quitted the deck ; a g r". •
300 and 500
struck him near the groin." .
Tioupg,.' oft Itho

• o f Wir
• ••
shea.r t i On
v broughte dt hae 2L9atnghi,l,::,fri Afioninstthea. Cpanpetchof.SlG('°!-4::#flifet
the yrdoccecrihnatvionfgAicdityr isrhael LivtiaNt.tt)otiec!),p4as.;o:o`6,,f
War, the command ;if which had been 110
.ther Officer ; and it was suppaserA ihat":e It is
.would sail for France the first opportunice C cora
believed that Admiral LINQI4 was afraid ° OOS
home, in. cottsequence Of his defeat br
. Fleets.
The following 'circumstance. took place aMdf ten
(1•1.3 ar, in the neighbourhood of 13!e't •A,„,cd
Officer and six men, belonging to the Calleg
Schooner, of 1+ guns, -which vessel has been •in
volt nhtiaget
Brest, mounted
oiwna o6ftlihiensEtannemt,ylainndnedre'att Fithaert:°:r."ll
safety
with,
at
tothhocennitse:dg
ii.aafihheiplo.lc,,,,ot,a;todoyogskuissrapwsr
tia:yieldocrt
and
iebzfillirvishii:
off all the signal flags, anti i;Cached tineir •
on
the same station.•
Report of the Medical Gentlemen at gliar
concerning, the disorder raging at that: place
• Wit the Undtreipned Physicians Certify that no oPt of
=cal diseatie prevails at Malaga t preient: It is 3;6%14
oatigrahueteroopuratTotafsloi2gtonsapnien)tapifnelvftai,ntseiiniittiilllah,rastootthaitatwe hsiochmrtiacghessitau4eititt,
first appearance !s died out of 2' We o that bi h
of gentle medicine, and by tiikcito.;:tyhotinheecdPeiseci.sllFiltiellici;g:it:s iil
of tumigating the houses whore the disease hat
will soon diappear. —Nl.ll:tga,. August 24. ISO." hie
-Signed by all the Physicians of, the place by
lorc the
stratus.
e fro°
Yesterday 25oed.:onu MAv
s of
Mir passed Nn mos
Gravesend to l'ilbury,. on their waY to P!"."010
Cross. They were, previsougly oulifined
Prison Ships at, Chatham.
..ifance
SINGULAR MISTAKE.—A Cl!
lately happened at Gias • A Lord EA" h.
gow 9
passed through that place on his tour to the duped
lands, he wanted some clothes made, and °rriNti,
the, Waiter, at the Star Inn, to send for alio, in,
pal tailor. The man, with the'hest intenfi"
vanity dispatched a message to the Rev. Parrs
alter'
TAYLot, of Glasgow College, vh()
wards made his appearance, when the eCia'
ment with his Lordship was truly lttcl Crous.

T\

yeslerd,v took place at Peterhoff, was one of the
most William, and most numerous th:►t could be
seen ; and never was the festival of the Empress
Mother and of the Giand Dutchess, now Hereditary
Princess of WE tmAtt, celeh:ated with so much
pomp and magnificence. The illumination and water
works, so numerous in the great garden of Peterhof!,
offered a ravishing speetacle. This festival termi.
nated the course of rejoicings which have succeeded
each other without interruption since the 3d day of
the celebration of the marriage of the Grand Dutchess
MARY POWLOWNA with
.the Hereditary Prince of
SAXE WEIMAR.

The Count of ST. PRIEST, second Lieutenant, is
among the six new Gentlemen of the Chamber, ap.
pointed Chamberlains on occasion of the GRAND
atm: Ess's marriage.
- The Counts of BUD BERG, ALEXIS IVRAHIM,
and De STRAGONOU have taken their seats as Mem.
bent of the Great Imperial Council.
On the 17th current a Corps of 4,000 men will
assemble for mantzuvering between Peterhoff ind
Ora n ienbou rg. ,
The fire which took place a month ago in a' large
forest not far from St.Petersburgh, still continues, and
the wind carries a very disagreeable odour from it
to the City. A Battalion of Infantry has been sent
to extinguish, if possible, this fire.
The ci.devant Major General, Count De PAH.
LEN, IS arrived here from Mittau.--(Pubficute,
Sept. 7.)
VIENNA, AUG.
,24.—There was yesterday a
Veit levee at Court;
..14. MAJEtTY received the
felicitations of the Nubility on his Promotion to the
Imperial Hereditary Dignity.
THEIR MAJESTIES set off to.day for the Camp
of Bruno, in Moravia; they will afterwards go to
Prague, will visit some interesting parts of Lite.
inia, and will return here by Lintz.
On the 21st there was held a great Council of
State, of which the ()Wed was to regulate the cere.
monial and the festivities that were to take
Place at the Coronation. Grand preparations are
making for that event. There will be a triumphal
aich of munrdinary magnitude on the Imperial
Square.
the "e Court Gazette had hitherto denominated
Esesitort of the FRENCH only by the title
• ,„'" ails/ Saverdre of Franee. Yesterday, for the
Inn time, he was there designated under that of His
tVlaiestY the Est, 1a o a NAPOLEON 1.--(Publicists,
apt. 7.) •
MUNICH, AUGUST Z2.—This morning THEIR
Swtralgit MAJESTIES left this place, in order to re.
turn totheir Cottiltry, after having passed several'
nionths in Germany, particularly at the Court of Ba.
den, at Carlsruhe, as well as at the Court of our
Eleetor. A few days before the departure of the KING
of SWEDEN, Baron Dr Bt LDS, his Comitial Minister,
in quality of Duke of PostitutattA, at the Germanic
Diet, had arrived here from Ratisbon, to receive
Verbally his 'nitrations respefting several objells ;
and he had, in consequence, some conferences with His
Nisi /STY. When that Monarch lately passed through
Ratishun, he had several Ministers of the Diet pre.
wiled to him, viz. the Minister of State and Direc.
soda! Minister 01 Baden, D'At.am ; the Imperial
Co-Commissary, Baron Ds 1-luce ; the Electoral
Minister of ILliemia, Count DE STADION; the
tlectural Minister of Brunswick Lunenbuigh, Baron
Dr RPDEN • the Archi.Ducal Minister of Austria,
Itiron DE FIAIINENBERG; the Minister of ittisteto
Oldenburg, Mr. DE KOCH ; also M. DE
AP I' E L,
Minister of Russia. Messrs. D'ALuIN I, DE HU
CIL, lit REDEN, DE STADION, and DE KLUP
h', had the honour of being invited and sitting at
table, the first even twice.
tihANKEORT, AUG. 30.---The KING and Qv REN
()a:SWEDEN arrived on the zsth at Wurtzburgh with
4opersons. On the nth, in the morn-
it;it:tit
MA set out, and took the road to
sp.eTlie. Coronation of HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY, as
reditary
or the Emperor of Austria, is fixed, it is said
15th of Ottober. ,
The Eiettor A rch.Cliancellor is expefled at Rat is.
nion on the first day of September. It is beleved
_t tat he will be accompanied by M. Ds Beusri, his
Mt
at Paris, who is at present at Aschaffen.
tlrgh, where he has brought the Convention con.
eluded at Paris, relative to the ki:cties on naviga.
tion.
:there is now 113 longer any question of the esta.
fhithhment of particular tuktions and analogous titles
r'the new EleCtors of the Germanic Empire. The
Curt of Hess: Cashel, which at fi t
thin objed, appears to have 'renouncedrst it.wisted on
MILAN
2 Auc. 27.--On the night between the
,4th and zsth, the Minister of the Interior of the
2r,epublic,anci the Prefett of the Palace, set out for To.
in order to compliment, on the part of the Vice.
eaident of the Republic, His imperial Highness
the pti
the
....•C6 limns BONAPARTE. The Marshal of
the"TICE) JOURDAN, also set odt for Turin.
rx„L CHAPELLE, SIFT. 3.—His Majesty
EMPlttok arrived hete yesterday in the after.
ra)roitd)n,
All the people went in crowds to meet him,
l. accompanied him with acclamations to ,his Pa..
lace
T •
zens he public joy is at its height, and our Citi.
this envy. the happiness of our Magistrates, who
morning enjoyed his aiigust presence. He gave
*audience
the hit to the Military, Clergy, 'rribunals, and
-.embers of the Departmental sand Municipal
Administrations.- (Morrstesir, Sept. 6.)
nPARIS, SEPT. 5.--The EMPEROR has set off to
c~the New Departments united to Old France.
ne people are fully occupied with expressing their
.attachment and devotion to the Monarch whom they
have so long desired to see in the country.
StrxEme ER6•'--'rhe EMPEROR has ordered the
Pier and Bar of the Port of Dieppe to he immedi.
ately examined. The former is to be repaired, and
the latter removed. By these improvements the Chan.
.nel will be enlarged ,27 feet,
and deepened 5 feet 4.
Inches, so that in a ver sh ti this ort tvill
become ohe of the deepest andort me
the most easpy of act
teas in all the Channel.
Sspi.• B.—lt
out 4. is asserted that the Pop set
A 1/4;„...0r Paris on the 26th of September,
.that
'e elemony of the usual Honours will he FAA to

. . _
ty and splendour due to his dignity, and to the im.
',nuance of the ACI to which he is. ehuut to give
his August consecration. It is said that during his
stay in P,►ris he will occupy apartments in ►he
Thuilleries.

The following is an exad List of the Chiefs of
Cohorts of the Legion of Honour :
Founrainbleau -
z Arras .
3 Gaud - -
4 Bruhl (Castle ot)
s Saverne - •
6 Dijou . .
7 "sienne - - -
Aix
9 Bergiers -
to Toulouse - -
1 t Agen -
12 Saint Maixent -
13 Craon (Castle of) -
1; Abbey du Bee
Is Chambord (Castle ot)
to La Venerice (Castle ot)

- Marshal BERTHIER.
MORTIER.
BESSIERES.
SOU LT.
- LEYEVRE.
DAVOUST.
• NEV.
• BERNADOTTE. '

LANNIS.
Vice-Adm. IhcßEs.
Alarshal MONEY. •
MURAT.
" Vice-Adm. BRUIY.
- Marshal MASSENA.
AIii.EREAU.
lOU DAN.

[From the French Papers received this day.]

HAMIIVRGH, AUG. 3l.—His Swedish Majesty
has sent orders to Stockholm for a Frigate to be
held in readiness to convey the Prince Royal !o
Stralsund, where he will pass the winter with his
august Parents.—ft(journa/ de Commerce.)
The Marshal of the Empire, Bfr.KNADOTTI,
will go to Paris about the time of the Coro.
nation of the Emperor of the French. During
hit absence General DessoLL ES will take the com-
mand of the Army. It is also said, that in about
five weeks the oldest Soldier in each Company will
set out for Paris, to assist at the Coronation of the
Emperor.

At the same time will be sent thither the old
Standards of the Army of H mover, many of which
are shot through and tattered with bails. Their
place will be supplied by others bearing the arms of
the Emperor.
BtRNE, SErr. 2.—The last letters from Milan
announce, that French Troops are arriving there
every day, by the way of Mount Cenis and the
Piedmontese Departments, while others are advanc-
ing upon Genoa and Leghorn. Several regiments
in the service of the Italian Republic have likewise
had orders to march to the Coast.

It is to be remarked that the French Troops that
were cantoned along the Frontiers of the late Ter.
ritory of Venice have been withdrawn, without be.
ing replaced, which proves sufficiently clearly that
no misunderstanding exists between Austria and
France. General ST. CYR has received some rein.
forcements in the Kingdom of Naples.