The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-25 00:00:00

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By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE,
Author of the Stranger. Lover's Vows, Pizarro, &c. &c.
Modern Paris has been ably poilrtrayect by ti614.-ort.
'and others ; but it will be universally telt. that the Portrait
of so great and distingu:slieWa Master as. Kotzebue is eq wit ty
entitled to attention. lis hsclnit ions in German)liave oiten
so great, that two very 14r4e Editions were sold in a
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England, that it ht t been written within the present. year,
and at t time when Ettgli,limeti have been pr. vewerl, by do.
litieal circumstances, front undertaking a sitniiar perform.
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ESSIX..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GRAHAM,

• On,Thursdav the3oth init. at. Twelve &Clock, at Tom's
London,
VALUMILE•aii,I DESIRMiLE
Ho ESTATE. comprising, T 1 I, ttirt, mAltsu
FARM,in the 1;1'311,10f Wallis, in the iiumired of itoch..
ford, and Parish of Great Stanbridge, In the. County, of Es.'
sex; consisting 'or a .DweNing-huuse, Barn' Stable, Fold,
Yard,"Garden, and sundry Inelosnres" of hell Marsh, Pat_
tore, and Arable Land, containing, in the whole, ttB A:1 It.
10 it. more or less, lying.compad and within a Ring Fence,
now in the pos:,,essiori of Mr. Willi:11n Prentice; who is an.
tier notice
iarot
%Nvidtkclatint3hsenFeasrt.
in;
will
show
the
same.
A Plan may be seen at rho Chambers Of Mcssrs. Dunn,
Ilaurott, arid Metcalre, Solicitors, Lin:A,nis-inn, Where
Particulars may be hid ; also at the Saracen's II c:KI, che Etu—
tak, ; Post-houses, RoAford, Rayleign, and Born inn ; at
the Cock and Bell, Rumford ; and at Mr. Graham's, Nj.
Red- liort;iguare:

CHEN' ALIER RUSPINI and San, Joint Stir.
,geon-Dentists to His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, have, in the catirse itXteliSiVe practice, often nttt
with cases wherein per,olu, front 'misiakett motives of eco.
twiny, have incautiously bc.:ll induced to me improper mix.
tures, either lOr.*cfeansing or preseeving.their 'I colt, or for
remedying scums trifling puttee. and. huge thereby, produced
quite the eatitrart etree.ts,; they,, therefore, wish to gUard
the publie,: and 'particular' yittelt as are possessed., of good
Teeth, apinst this imprudence. ''hey Ore intim:La to pub.
lisp this caution freni a circumstance which occurred a tew
weeks ado, when a Lady.applied tO them advice, in coji,
sequence orhaving had a fine set of Teeth al moSt destroyed
by the aliPlicatinn of mineral .:Icids,.taken from shold I:110,1y
recipe. These tompOSittbns are the maresdangerons, beLan4e,
on lust application, they reader Lk:. "VtN2th beautifully white,
raid induce the acquaintance-of such as try the expo; meht,
to tall into the satne'snire, which is discovered, in a short
time, by a total change"of.colsur, either to }ellow or blown,.
and adestruetion at the enamel wherehr the bony part at
the Tooth becomes exposed to the air, and, in common with,
any other bone, In like circumstances, is liable io'ilifick de.
city, attended frequently with excruciating Nally
Ladies, in this town, have rasps to lanientthe,irrepatatile
loss of a once beautiful s of eetli :by trying &inntar,,.
plications. Instead at such dangerous eitperim airs, the
eiti:etstitwhich are not 'to be reolodied,,the Ch,valter can-
safely tee7ainincod the useof his Denfifrice rovvder awl
tore, Which have stood the test at nearly ird a century's use,
by the priiv,;ipat N May and Pesitry the thir.e United
ItituAdeins and other puts or Europe, as well iii on the Con.
Snwnt. Ahe.E;w ;And West Indies., anti A ilirriett, arta 'ire eele..
brated as the meet etreetual rernAtes tine all the diseases in_
eidentat to the 'f'eetll Aid CtIITIS, iCildelitig the forimr Inapt
beautiful, white, alai nealthy, and preserving then, sr'oitd and
useful, till extreme old twe, and Clearing the latter front all
•
Scorbutic eniptions, and sabre.thseas,:s so Match they Are
Liable:
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THE SUN.'

11101.11 U %Ulf DtCItRIII VALIUM AVD/AT

LONDON,

SATUIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1804.

LORD KEITH arrived last night in the iy'onarth,
having inspefted- itye/41 parts of the Enemy's

Coast.

A Cutter belonging to one of our Sloops of War
hai sent in a large French Sloop, laden with Wheat,
which was gallantly brought off, under.a yery heavy
fire of musquetry from the shore, near L'Orient,
to which Port she was going with her cargo, for
the use of the Garrison. . .

There is something extremely ridiculous in the
vapouring threats of the Enemy to invade us, when'
our Cock.boats scour their shores, and carry of
their Craft in the very teeth of their proud Ar-
mies ; when 2000 armed Vessels of different de-
scriptions are shot up in the Port of Boulogne by
two or three Frigates, and about .a dozen Brigs
and Sloops, cruiziog or lying at anchor within
three or four miles of the Coast.
The Athen;eatre, which convoyed the outward.
bound China Fleet, carried a Letter, accompanied
with suitable Presents from His MAjESTV to the
EMra►toa of CHINA, which are, no doubt, intended
as the overture for a future .Embassy to the Court
of Pekin.

Many prejudices, it seems, formerly entertained
in that Country against the English charaaer, have
been removed since the splendid Embassy of Lord
MACARTNEY, and we have long been the favoured
Nation at Canton. The benefits that would arise
to Great Britain, from a Commercial Treaty with
that extensive and populous Empire, are incalctt.
fable. _ _

The, Rev9lutionaire will sail ►his day from Spit_
bead, with the outward-bound Eastlodia Convoy.
Tu Crescent Frigate and the Royal Yachts are'
arrived at Weymotich.

An Artillery Company is now forming to be at,
tutted to that valuable 0-,rps the Royal Matike.

A very confidentnpinion his fat snMe days been
entertained, among those who are likely to have
the best information upon the subjefl, that the at.
tempt at Invasion will be immediately made. 77
We suited some time ago, that the preparations
of the Enemy .were complete, and that from the
'state of .the Continent, BoNAeaart must either
! make the attempt ,soon, or give it „UR. iltogether.
Ire hai now been an unusually. long-time upon the
COast, and has been almost daily employed in
making preparations for the Embarkation of the
Troops. It has been stated, and, we .believe cot.
that Government have received iulotina-i
lion that the Provision', and Stores are alicady,on
board the Flotilla, in consequence which orders
have been issued tO'retnoVe •the ilttrach Prisoners
from the Coast to the Interior•of the Country. • '
Every fresh account we receive from the' oppo.
site Coast of France confirms the statements we have
at different times laid before ourißeaders, respen.'
ing the 'discontents which , 'prevail among the-
Vrench Troop;, and which have in marry instances
broke out into open: mutiny ; and this must be a
strong inducement tO.I3ONA.Pi!tRTE to accelerate the
attempt at Invasion, .because he knows that it wily
be dangerous in the extreme to him to keep the
Army mach longer in a stare of iriatiivlty, end he
knows also, that however dissatisfied th'e Troops.
may be with him, the prospe4 o( plunder will
indnee them to fight very well against us. We ;re.
therefore, almost eotifi,dent that many days Will not
chys; beto'fe.Oie effort will be made ; the result of
which will, we have no doubt, be favourable to 80.
!",..pAILTE in one point. of Ifietrit will rid him of
' .
a large portion of an Army which is much snore fig-
tnidable to him than it is in thiti Country.

Nct do not attach a sufficient degree of impor.
canoe to the remarks in the leading, and indeed the
poly Jacobin Print that is daily published, to in.
&ice ua'to eng►►ge in a l'Aper War. We mean only
occasionally to coned the bile of the Writer, which
bati,bycn accumulating for more than a dozen years,
and which, if it did 'not t:r.meti►nes get vent, must
infallibly prove fatal to him. VVithout noticing
the silly and prolix remarks in the ptplanation he
has tou6ht necessary to give of his meaning under
the head of « ari Presetit Coorit," by way of ex.
twuiparian for his mischievous insinuatiOns, in which
he is cxccuivcly indignant at an observation we

made a few days ago, we shall eontent ourselves
with giving him an answer to his question—
"l Do nue stilly triumph over France and heat
Bonaparte because he drinis 'tea and coffee tarried
ittßritish bottoms ?" We have no hesitation in say.
ing " yet," and we appeal to his own favourites,
the French themselves, whose cause lie has so
long espoused, for their opinion on the iubje4l.7--
,Has, he forgot that his Friend, De LA CROIX, in
one of his Conferences with Lord MALUESBURY,
angrily exclaimed, 14 , Your ,Colonies and your
Commerce herrJe enabled you to subsidize all
Europe against us P.' Has he forgotten the fuss that
his idol BONAPARTE lately made in his Custom. ,
house and Commercial Regulations ? Has he for-
gotten. the exertions: this great Man made to
secure to France the Colony of Saint Domingo,
so important to her interests; that for this end he sa,
crificed his best Troops, 'arid collca.ed
.together the
best remains of his shattered Navy If he has
•
forgot, he may depend upon it BONA.PARTE has
nut ; and- we most cordially congratulate , Our
Merchants and Shopicepers, whom he and his
Friends affeft to despise, that ". it cannot fail to
humble the pride- of the upstart Emperor to n7)4/ill,
as hi must do, that the Tea and Coffee he dried:
• Must be: brought to him front the Colonies, and from
the East,,in British Bottoens,", Thanks •to our Co-
lonies, and our Commerce, for enabling us to
mantuNavy, which is our best security, and. whose
alellAty,,,:zeal, and braery,,will, we have no doubt,
con6ne,the wretched. Fleet and.rlotiila, of the,mkehfy
tips!grt in their Ports, •till,,they.become rotten
let him build and repair his.§hips as 'much as. he
pleases'; he must know, that without Commerce,
and without Colonies, he can never make Seamen';
add we hope and trust. it is the policy of our Cai.
net of Shopkeepers, that he never shall be able to.
do so; a policy which, however much it may dis.
tress oar Enemy, and conietfuently annoy the An.
glo.oallieio Scribbler', we confidently believe will
ultimately triumph. oi:er "rune' e, and enable us to
beat BONAPARTV.' • '

On Thursday afternoon the LORD CHANCELLOR
and Mr. PITT had audiences of HIS MA J RiTY.

About seven o'clock THEIR MAJENTIPA, ac.
companied by the Doius Of KENT and GLoucES.
-raR, came from the, Queen's Lodge to Windsor_
Terrace ; the weather being remarkably firw, and
it being the lase evening prevkus to the departore
of the ROYAL FAMILY for Weymouth, it was more
crowded than any evening this season, except last
Sunday. Great numbers of the Nobility and Per,
sons of Distindinn were present. Among ,them
were the Marquis and Marchicirtes's.of Tnomotio ;
Lord and Lady RE NLEY, 1-401dVALSINGHAm,
and Mrs. FILIFMANTLE, the Miss liAttvalts, Baum
D.RUNTiot, Gen. and MIS,HARCOURT.
MA,lisl'lts conversed Willi several of the
The Bands of the Dug a of Kt: wt.'s, and the 9th
Regiment of Light Diagoons, attended,
,and played
during, the stay of the RovAt, FAmt L. S,Jon after
eight, o'clock the RoYAL FAmILY left the Terrace,
and 'retired to the Castle, where they, had'a select
parry.
Yest'erday morning, about,nint o'clock, the .De.
tachnient of Guards doing, duty at 'Windsor, 4nd
ihe §th Regiment of Pght Dragoons; marched
from the 134rracks at WindSor to the Queen's Lodge,
opposite which they formtd a line, Great numbers
speaatots were attraCled
uto the. spot to see the
C
dep.irture of the RoYAFAmII.Y. AI 11.111
nine mite Ro tr.tN-11l."C and Attendants came out
of the Lodge, and went in their carriages in' the.
following order :
Majesties in a post-chariot and four.
' Princetscs Augusta; Elizabeth, and Mary, attended
by the Countess of Aylesbury, in a coach and tour.
The Princesses Sophia and Arndia, attended by Lady Ma,
tutu %Vinyard and Isabella Thynne, in a coach and tOur.
The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Generals Cartwright
. t and Fitzroy. •

Ar. the Rova. PARTIT passed the lines, each Re.
giment saluted, and the Bands played. The PR IN.
ccssEs appeared afiated at leaving their favourite
residence. The Royal Cavalcade proceeded on the
road by Benfield and Workingham, on their way to
Sir WILI lAM Pi•rr'ai to dinner.

The Watermen bcfunging to. the. A►lmiralty are
gone to Weymouth in the Royal ,Sovereign Yacht,
for the purpose of attending .1 ntttt MAJESTIES.
The PRINCE Of WALES, on the day when the•
interview was to take place between him and his
Royal Father, wrote a letter himself. to Efts MA.
JEsT.YI crating the indisposition which prevented
the happy meeting. The disappointment was much
felt by the ROYAL Fat.t iL y, who
,all confidently
expetteci that the PRINCE- would have partaken of
the' dinner which was pluvided ,fur the interesting
.occasion.

Yesterday the DUKZ of Ka NT left Windsor for.
Castle Bear Hill. •
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Privy Council was
held at turd HA Ito w y's Office, which was at. •
tended by the LoRD CHANCELLOtt, Earl CAmos N,
Lor'd HARRONBY, Mr. PITT, &c.&c.
Yesterday Dispatches were received from Sir
CHARLIL3 COTTON, off BITSI, which were forward.
ed to Lord MELVILLE at Witnbledon,
Yesterday a Court of Dircaors was held at the
r,,,,s'r„Lidia House, when a variety Of Dispatches
were signed for the ditlerent Presidencies in India
and St. Helena. The Court, which was very filly
at tended, adjourned at Six o'clock till Wednesday
next. .

Gqvernment has determined On buying up several
CaSties, or 00)11g-built Mansions, •in the ciuntry
parrs of Iteland, under the General 11.!leoce:Aa,
to serve as military stations, or deptiti„ They have
commenced with the putchaSe of Portumna Code,
the seat or the Fill of, CLAratICAIWF3 near the
banks of the Shannon,