The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

Koyal Highness
the ihitc of r'.rirr attained
the 37th year of h.s age yesterday. The houses of
his tradesmen, &c. were last night illuminated.
Mr. PITT had yesterday a seleil dinner party, at
his seat at Putney.

The Eail anti Ctiuntess of ke LEI/311 RY and family
arrived yesterday at their house in Seymour.place,
from their seat in Wilts.

Lor3 CASTLEREAGH gives a grand dinner, to.
morrow, to a patty of lashionables, at his beat, East
Sheen.

Yesterday the Duke DE BERRI left Town to
meet his Father, His Royal Highness MoNsItUR,
who arrived
,on Thursday, at Yarmouth, from
Gottenburgh. As we have already stated, the
KING of FRANC C's residence will not be so long in
Sweden as was first intended; His MAJESTY having,
recording to the desire of the EMPEROR of Russia
and KING Of PRUSSIA, determined to return to
Warsaw, and to remain there until something shall
have, been finally scaled respeaing.the just claims
of the BuottaoN Family, su nearly conneeted with
the destiny of all other lawful Imperial-or Royal
dynasties. This fad is the best answer to the late
paragraph in the French Papers, pretending that
the Emperor of kus,lA, on accatinf of his can.
neNiun with 130):ArAuTs'4 coveromerit, would not
pert nit the King of FRANCE to reside in his do.
minions.

Accounts from Valencia, dated early in Otiober,
contain the tolhowing particulars of the Spanish In.
sin-me-Hon At the beginning of last month be.
tween 3 and 4000 of the King's Troops entered the:
province of Biscay, without any oppo,ition from the
Insurgents. Admiral MASsAk r, DU, and General
OXQUILLA', Who are Said to have hero the ring.
leaders in that revolt, were arrested and sent to Bur.
gos. UpWardv of goo of the most important per.
sons concerned in the Insurreelion tore said to have
tl-d, in consequence of .the unfavourable answer re.
crived from BoNAPARTE, to whom, it is, reported,
the Biscayans (tinted to become vassals,' as the head
of the French Government.. Has Imperial. Majes.
ty is stated to
,have recommended to them to con.
tinny in subjedion to their own Sovereign, to whose
assi,tanoe, to case, it were necessary, lie would
send an Army of zoo.ooo men. The business
was, n.o withstanditig, considered as feir from being
settled,"

BONAPAZI.E. stetris‘to takt.a pleasure nor only in
,trampling upon evety thing held sacreld between
Nations, but in adding insult to ii .jury. The very
circumstance of obliging the Pops to quit kis teal.
and degrade.nis'eltarafter, in order to crown
a low.lrorn,acui infamous Llurper, is a wanton in-
stil! to every Catholic Country in Europe, and
she Ws ao iintneatAtrable pride in the Corsican Up.
start.

Sir CHARLEs HAW LTori, of- the Illustrious, of
74. gimi, Arrived yesteidar :wrning in town, and
hxd 4 'wig intervieW .with Lord ;I\l,E,Lv 1t.1.E, at the
Minirdiry.

Yesterd.ty a Court of Direetors was held at the
Etst India tiouse,' when Captain MArrtruw
IsAAAR was SWOIII ,i1)(0, the command of the new
Ships destined,to Bombay,'buititing by,Mr. Tuo-
taAs; as w 43 Captain joitr!i CAM E9O N,HIIO that of
the new Ship for Madras and -Bengal, building by.
Messrs. CH R IST 1E and CAhlt RON. The Court ad.;
journed at six;o;elock. till Tuesday next.
Letters were yesterday rec.lived from the Cap-
tains and Ptsgengers of several of the foHnvving
E sst' Indiati;:n,' advising their arrival at Nitt,:eira,
outward.bound, on the 261 h &•111:rn!)e'r, all well.
They expeded to s.til in a few (14; f,r ;f.eir re.
spedive destinatsoni as under.mcntioned, viz.

'Travers, Capt. S
:flters, for Sr. liefcao slut Rengal•
Union; Capt .ttl' I Ittosh, for St. ileuni and FLltgal.
Indus, Capt. Wetlden, for MAtlns. - •
Keith, Capt. Kamp, for Madras and Bengal.
Ocean, Capt. N'Tliggart, for'Madras and Bengal.
Devayttess- Capt. Adderley, toe Bonityay and Madras.
Harriet, Capt. Lynt:h, for Madras od .
Huddart, Capt. 11.1.ttield, for Madras and Bengal.
skeltonCa:Ale, Capt. Normand, foi' B6mbay.
'rhe Earl Spotter, Capt. R.. ITT was appointed
to sail lor Mittlta4, in Coq-limy with the Lord Mel.
t); Ile, Capt. LENNOX, .the beginning of April.
These two arc expeded to forin part of the
next Fleet tQ arrive from Madras.
The Kiirgriom, Captain .Wlss,, arrived-at Hull on
Sunday, came out of Norway on Thursday sennight,
with a ileet, cons6ting of about 433.5ai1, bound lot
England; several of which ore in the Plumber, and
the Hull Ships are expeCted. up every ii le,
A Letter from Lisbon,. dated states, that
two English Men Of 'War were cruizing on that
CO4itp and that Le Braave French Privateer art
rived at Vigo on the tothOflOber.
The • Pripiceir Chop/pm, Fp igate, 'and, rbtalaut
Sloop of War, with the Fleet under convoy from
Cork for the Vtr,..,t Indies, arrived at Madeira on the
;9t h
.Septerolrer. ,
The Yenerab/e; arrived itt Liverpool, sailed from
Barbadoes 'on the 18th September, in company with
the Donii4ira Fade,. the Clyde, and the St. ;14ea're,tv,
and pierced on the r 5 th' o.;.tober.
Ciptain camrivind of
the Dread:Wes/rt. of 98 guns, off Rdeiletcirt.
Lieuten,,nt-Bt ACIIAI.I, is, appointed 4) 'the corn
mand of the ./liardrifr, at Woolwich, on board of
which Admiral 'll G t,A,s has his Flag.
It is with the tltepest regret. we state, that there
s but too much reason to suppose that the ac.
counts brought by the 1) wish Ship, from St. Tho.
of the damage crane by the hurricane, are
.not exaggerated. It began on. the 4th of Septet's.).
ber, anti Continued all that, and the two follow-
ing days.'
It was most fatal at Sr.; Kilt's. Every Vessel
there was lost t the number is said to be 120.
At:Antigua were *lust .Sll Vessels 'and,a Packet.
At Sr. 13artholcniewis 50,Vessels.
At l)otninica, a Frigate is rumoured to haie been
lost:

At St, Thomas's 44. Vessds, five, of which arc
Engin)). •

St. Kin's,
Antigua
Sr. Bariholumcw,
Dominica,
sr. Thomas's,

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It is, to be remarked, that the above nunt4 ser in-
cludes VCSICII of all sizs and Countriea. The ma.'
jority are nand to have been Americana.