The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-30 00:00:00

i 0 N D O'Ar, G U 37' 30, tBo3.

Ttx Dub/ill 41/ad of the 26th arrived this morn.
ing. A,younger brother ofeeunsellot EMMRTT has,
it seems, been taken into custody, but'nor without
some resistance on his part. We are haPpr to find
that, in the general opinion, the public tranquillity
becomes daily more ensured.

Yesterday morning, at half past .nine. o'clock,
His MAJESTY, accompanied by the Mitt of KENT
and Princess SoPt-trA, attended by Lady PITT,
General CARTWItIdHTt-LOId WALiltramti, Sir,
WILLIAM PITT, and.Mi:COLTMAN, Nok sn
ing ori.horseback unilietong Walk and through
the Plantations' by 'Virginia: Water. ffs:ft MA.
JEsTY mid the Princesses AvousTA 'and Et, 7
tt A- went to" Frogniure.
,Her Royal Highness'
the Princess As,tELI A attempted an airing on horse-
back in the Little Park, but finding the exercise
too great, she got into the sociable with princess
MAKy -Pay C.,DAMER. -

ilia Royal Highness the Dolce of Ktusq paid a
morning. visit to Mr. and Mrs, fßzPxtAxi-4,E, at
En gleficid green) and Accit,wila4 I,cfc Windsu:.

of Wm.is, with her attendants, also left Windsor
yesterday.
On Sunday afternoon, about half past five o'clock,
their Royal Highnesses the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA
and ANIELI A, attended by Lady C. Mosta, took
an airing in a sociable by Wingfield Plain, and re.
turned to the Lodge at seven o'clock.
In the evening THEIR MAJESTY Es and the PRIN.
CESSES, the DUKE Of KENT, and PRI,NCESS-CHAR.
LUTTE of WALES, attended by Ladies AYLESBUR Yi
ELGIN, STAW ELL, ELY, Miss GoLDSWURTHY,
Generals CARTWRIGHT and DESDROW, met a very
numerous circle of the neighbouring Nobility on
the
,Terrace, which was more crowded with corn-
pany than it has been before this season. Lord and
Lady
,UXBRIDGE and Family, Lord and Lady
BOSTON and Family, the Hon. Mrs. HARCOURT,
Colonel and Mrs. Smut), were among the gay
crowd, which was so great that there was hardly
room to move.

The well.dressed Ladies who walk on the Ter.
race, having been frequently of late incommoded by
the dusty hoots of Gentlemen who had just arrived
at Windsor, orders were given to the Sentinels not
to admit any Gentlemen in Boots to the Terrace.
The ROYAL FAMILY frequently conversed with
the visitors as they walked to arid fro, and the
evening being very fine they did not retire till
dark.

We have authority for saying., that no comma.
nication whatever was made from the Datch.C.orn-
niodore in the Texel to Captain 1-loTtimd of His
Majesty's Ship Raisoilakle, as stated in Leitzrs
from Peal on Friday last. This clatradiaion of
an erroneous statement is the more necessary, as
the interests of an innocent man may be affeaed
by it ; and the" just and liberal spirit of a B n rito
naturally leads him ;o do justice even to an Enemy.
Sunday Government received dispatches fiom the.
Court of Madrid. They were brought by a Spa.
nish Messenger, who came by the.way of Paris. It
is not concealed that the dispatches have been the
sullen of much dissatisfaaion to Minis:ers,

His Royal Highness the Commanderin Chief on
Sunday morning reviewed the East and West Es:ex
Regiments of Militia, at Bradfield 'Camp in Essex,
near the delightftil ;eat of Lieutenant-Colonel
RIGBY, of the East Essex, where.His'Royal High-
ness partook of an elegant cold collation; and then
set off tor Colchester, where his airival, accompa-
nied by His Royal Highness. the Duke of CAM.
BUDGE, and long suite of General Officers, at
seven in the evening, was announced by the dis.
charge of twenty-one pieces of cannon ; he ironic.
diately inspeaed the Loyal Colcheiter Volunteers,
commanded by Colonel BA.V4*TR VE, and the First
Troop of Essex Yeomanry Cavalry, under the corn.
;nand of Captain GILL. Yesterday was to be em-
ployed in reyiewing the Troops in the different
Camps near Colchester, anal the Regiments in Gar-
rison early this morning : atter which the Guards,
and other Regiments, will be reviewed on the same
day at Chelmsford:
Letters from Jamaica state, that the French had
wholly abandoned the Island of St, D )mingo. This
must beincorred, as the last official advices from
Admiral Pticitwoltrti, dated July 4, state him, to
be blocking up two French Ships of the Line and
some Frigates in Cape. Franois. ' •
A Letter from Jamaica, dated 3d July, says,
Several French Captures have been made ; and
also two Spanish vessels, found surveying the point
of, landing for an attack on Kingston, Cow-
bay, have been-detained... This plice is at this pre-
sent- montent as healthy as any city in Europe ;
believe more so, at least we reckon levier diseases."
Letters from St. Petershurgh of the 20til
• state, that. a squadron of five sail of rite line was
out, .with Cadets on board exercising; and that a
short time before z 8 sail had been our,. but had re-
turned to Port. Five sail of two.deckers were then
lying off, the Mole.head, ready for sailing ; to or
a more had their sails unbent, and the remaining
ships, including all the three.deckers, were unrig.
ged. These letters add, that they
eneral opinion
was,. that the Emperor wished to avoid taking a
part in•the War, though it was thought that would
g
hardly be possible; hut that he is decidedly friendly
to Britain, and if forced to take an active part, it.
will. be against France. At a review of the troops,
at Petersburgh, on the anniversary of the founda-
tion. of that city, where all.the Foreign Ministers
attended, the 'Emperor paid particular respect to
. Sir TAN B. NV *ORIN, our Ambassador, while, on
the contrary, he more than once shunned General
littsouv2l4,S, the French Ambassador, in a
ner which drew particular attention, and could not
be the effect of chance.

Accounts by yesterday's Mail from Lisbon state,
that there has been a serious .tumult among the sol-
diers in that City. It lasted four days, during which
many lives were lost. These disturbances originated'
in a dispute between two. of the regular regiments
quartered there, and the regiment of police guards ;
but at length, by the Spirited behaviour of the latter,
and particularly of a detach:tient commanded by a
French Emigrant of the name of Nov tort, order
was restored, though the populace seconded the te.
gular soldiers. One of the kegimenta, commanded
by Don.G6maz FICIIRIISI is banished to Carcass,
and its Commander is confined in the Tower. On
the 3d inst. however, the City wal in a state of
tranquillity ; but the 'precaution 11.1 d been taken by
Government to double the police guards and pat rolea.
The Gazette of Saturday contains a notice from
the Lords of the Treasury, 'that the following parts
of the West India Docks are
.lit fur tlie reception of
ships and goods, The Entrance Bason at the
East erid,oi the said works; the Great Dock, three
warehoustes on. the North side of the said Dock,
• ninnbered 2,4, and 8 ' • and the Quays, or Whatfs,
front the North side of the Lock, at the kist. en.
trance of the said Dock, along the North fide of the
said Dock, and terminating at the North side of the.
Lock, at the West entrance cf.the said Deck.
The Commander in Chief has issued an order for
:.lei/°,,nglitnhuaitlgthealt
perksZsimwiliotalcoltnptti:siottlieMmlimsicay, di.be
immediately trained to the use of arms, -
Barracks are ereding on Warley Com Mon, in
Essex, near Brent wood, for a numerous Corps of
Artillery, round Which an extensive Park of Oid.
it;tiStc i 5 foritThi" for the 4,Atitcrn,Distriet.
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FALMOUTH Atm. 27.—Saiiect the Dike of York
Packet, FORREN, for Lisbon, and Regular Priva•
leer, of London, Capt. «'o on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, Avi3.29—gailed the Baryaha Fri.
gate on a ernize.
Arrived the Traveller, Mront.trus, from Qt

bec.

YARMOUTH, Atro. 29.—His Majesty's Shif
Crescent arrived in Yarmouth Roads this mowing@
with a large fleet under convoy for the &hie.
The following vessels will join her here :
URQU'HART ; Perseverance, STI2Vi°
Alen ; Fanny, MARTIN ; Memel, BROWN; Da"
set, SMITH ; Rolla, ovririt ; Hermes, 1411 A" ;•
and Trial, PESTELL.

DEAL,. AUG. 29.--AS rived L'him2rtafiti
gate, and Terror B6mb,from a Croihe, and remain
in the Downs with the Utrecht, Raionabit' and
Yell Men .of War, Ddigerre Sloop, jackal! and
Piper Gurt.brigs, Canada, Aurora, and Aligoi:a
Transports, and several outward.lmild Vessels.

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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Minorca, for the capture of Le Turenne, will be Pa's
on Thursday, the kph of 'September, at Pi 9. 9' hew plea
'
strr
distribution for the Pacific and :lit SurpriSes will b 6
and Star,aattPlClY.
:trade as follows, viz. to the Tremendous, on her arrivss!
otr!
'any port of Great Britain : to the lupiter, on the arrivoloi
tslerrevNin'iglje de Paris (on boatrt which ship her crew are .
on ThursdaY, the tis.lv,:
September. Also to three first of the above sliips, as au'
tor the De. Drie Broder- ,
orn.olutt,h.ccOcrilan.styreeott,her port : to the Arlon,
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Santa Margaretta, of 36
' embrftwilmilliigi. a 1
It. is said that His Majesty's ships' Aril" r`
guns eat. i just.
the Bretagne French man of war, of 74 guns'
~
comipg out of Sr. Domingo, on the zoth day o!
July last, and after a smart engagement, capturel
the Islanil
her, and carried her into Port Royal in
of Jamaica. We shall be happy to find °lis "ll'
firmed. ,ii fall in w itlz
On the aph inst. His Majesty's Ship Thutuirra. t
Carr. of 74• guns, ca. BeDPORD, arrived at Cork fron
the Squadron off Brest : we understand she remain
on that station, and that Lord GARDNER has rano.
his Flag on board of her..

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The following statement in a Hull paper, dated
the 26th August, may serve to shew the prosper
nnoto
state of our trade at that Port : ig Last week we,
riced the arrival of 72 ships from the Baltic; on un..
day and Monday is More arrived. So many vessels
were
.never beforc,known to Inter this port in so
few days; they had been candling together at El;
sineur several weeks. So greatly have theY crovdhe
the dock And harbour, that it is not wlt,.."tft,te
greatest difficulty and delay business On-A
warded." • : . • . ,
A chain Of night. eignals, by fire-beacons, is n°,r,
fortned, by which the approach of an enecal '417
immediately be announced, and the point of la,t"
ing distinguished, entirely along the Coasts of A"
sex, Suffolk, Norfolk, and Cambridge.
Out. gallant Tars still continue to annoy tr'e
Enemy, and to interrupt the labours which
asp,
now carrying on in different points °ldle C,P3s,'t
and particularly at Boulogne. Lient.Sitiastfl. wil
is now stationed off Portell, on the-Southlide, ?ri
Battlogne,Bay, to annoy the workmen emploYe".2,
building some new batteries, never loses an elq,'"'"
tunity of harassing them, either ly night ur u4Y;
On the Diet of ;he 2210 while the French weir,
very busy ,by torchlight, that . affive ito ente,,
prising Otficer ran in and gave them a *hole Igetti
side; as it was perfeftly dark the iteptiblican° altos
not see an thing of the British tars, till tile I,d,
rattled about their ears, on which they s°/tqcelies
off. as fast as they could, ' throwing theft' tot
from them in every direetion. c ming in
Scotland, for the defence of the Frith of
L''')ltfo
An Association is with great alacritY Or , 1,,
throughout a distriet extending front Berwicl: '_,
Fifeness• One frames for carriagei, on
.4
Ci‘orlcis:p:ra.:l:lsre'rrec:
overinerm"enbtysuthpe
new plan by Colonel Cat CIITON, have been alrea,!,Ye
principal Seaport Towns are to ectuip Vessels : o°'
The Royal w
estminster Volunteers afe tO re'
Whe
ciliol
ceive their Colours on Thursday Seinnightf
casion,
owing to the repairs going' on in St. Ann's (i.inigr,
ASSOCiatiOn. 'l.l
and ammunition.
Sa°llawslotNh,eininStern.dCedlemSee:nts"miht
is to be preached by the Rev. Wl' J" -
.. , Church.
pant, Corporal, Drummer, and nineteen Pov7-„,ta
nightly on duty in the Mews, their place °`. et.
case, for the proteffion of the Armory. . Ai gy
The Earl of DYSART is raising a CorP9r;ielieb
composed of his tenantry; at Helminghams °' -
he will of course have the command. - • been
Upwards of 3000 Volunteers have alresdi
raised in' the Count f N I '
County o ort.tampton. • ilea
At Kendal nearly 700 Volunteers Pave ear°.
i..d for
themselves,- and wool. have been subserlv—
, contingent expences. , ind
The '
te Diredors the Academy of the To w° -a.
County of• Ayr, have determined that all the Ye° 01
men of the classes of that Institution, who see
ethe
lCieostr:unitstee
of
the
a proper age and strength, shall be trained Ir, nts
use of arms, and be provided with drill .seri-3
and other means for that purpose. - '. • e rain
There is a large Corps of Sea Fencib!es 'c't i!
at Sunderland, under the command of Capt. Bt
of
They consist 'of Fishermen, Pilots, CaPtalens in
ships, &c. and are to man the different, barteidesent
that distria, and the gun-boats that are to °c
ow
down ; on which account the ArtillerY (//,`lni en-
tire not accepted or. Near 4.00 had ended
then
selves, and were to have been commanded bYweci.,
Markham, as Lieutenant. Colonel, whop 0 ti in
ne..4l,ty last, called a meeting of the Col's, I'l ' al
for the 10Y
a very animated speech, thank ea thel° is A
offer they had made of their service. there
~ „f
large quantity of pikes arrived at Sunderlaptl ate
.the use of the Sea rentibies, irifh Aoki) they 9.
- 174i0i:•g to exticise,