The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-22 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY.

To the Officers and CoMpanY of llls Majesty's Ship I.' Egyi,
tienne, for the Capture of the French Privateer La Chilfunette,
the.729th Augnst,- 003, final payment, including Head.
Money, on board, at Portsmouth, or at No. 9. New Broad.
b t rect , every Wednesdayand Thursday, between Eleven and
Three, during three years.
To the Officers and 'CoMpany of Hist Majesty's Ship
L' Egyptienne, for the Capture of the 'French Corvette
L'Epervier, the 27th July, iSo3, final payment, includinß
Head-money, on board, at Portsmouth, or at NO: 9, New
'Broachstreet, every Wednesday and Thursday, between Lie.
yen and Three, during three years • "•
T-o
the Com Missioned and Warrant Officers of His Ma-
jesty's Ship Nemesis, for the Capture ofL'Aigle and Les Frois
Freres; in, May 11303;by His Majesty's Ship Sirius, for which
they share, by agreement, with the Officers of that Ship, on
the 29th inst. or every day, for three years, at NO. 6, Stan-
hope-street,: Strand.

We are happy.to announce the arrival in the
Downs of the Wasp Sloop of War, with a Convoy
from Lisbon, consisting of Twenty Sail. They
sailed from Lisbon on the zgth ult. The
Qv r NTort, and Riga, Pocket, being the only Ships
bound to London, are arrived in the River. The
remainder of the Convoy parted on'the r6th inst.
bound up the' Channel.

The Ship Sp), Capt. CLARK, from the South
Seas, arrived at Portsmouth yesterday se'nnight,
laden with several tons of gold and silver, belong.
ing to Mr. HURRY, of Gosport, being the success.
ful produce of a cargo of British manutaaures, with
which she traded. with the inhabitants of South
America. The bullion, estimated at too,oool. and
contained in upwards of too large casks, was depo.
sited in the Gosport Bank, from whence 'it was
conveyed; on Tuesday morning, in three waggons,
to the Bank of England, under a strong guard',
NAVAL AP PO I N'l'M NTS.---Rea t..Attattfill
R Y to succeed Admiral. WHITOtto in the command
at the Sea Fencibles, in Ireland ; Hon. Capt. Cot.
v 11. t., to the, Romney, (vice BROWN ; Capt. COL.
LI ER to the Ltander, vice SKENE ; Capt. BARRIE,
t., the Brilliant; Capt. JAC KsoN, to the ilfmtputo ;
Capt., St! R LE, to the Autumn Capt. DUNCAN,,
to the Naiad, vice WA LLI 3, indisposed. Lieut.
S. CH AMD Pas is promoted to rite . command of the
p,licaa Stoup. Lieut. MILLER to command the
Plucker Gon.Vestri_

STATE PAPER.

N;)TE rtESENTE 2) R M. D'OUIS Rltt RUSSIAN
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES, TJ THE MINISTSR OF

FOREIGN RELATIONS

" Pails, :7;e!y 2r, 1804•

" The Undersigned has been ordered to declare,
that he cannot prolong his stay at Paris unless the
following Demands are previously granted :
" I. That, conformably to the 4,h and gth Ar.
ticks of the Secret Convention of the t Ith of 0;lo.
bet, I Sol, the French Government shall order its
Troops to evacuate the Kingdom of Naplesland-•
when that is done, that is shall engage to respell,.
the Neutrality of that Kingdom during the present
and any future 'War.
" z. That, in conformity to the secnnd Article
of the said Convention the French Government shall
promise to establish, immediately, some principle
of concert with ills IMPERIAL MAJESTY for re.
gulating the basis upon which the affairs of Italy
shall be finally adjusted.
" 3. That it shall engage, in conformity to the.
6th Article of the Convention aforesaid, and the
"remises so repeated& gi.ven to Russia, to indemnify,
without delay, the KING of SARDINIA for the losses
he has sustained. Lastly,
" 4.. That, in virtue of the obligation of a mu-
tual guarantee and mediation, the French Govern•
ment shall •promise immediately to evacuate and
withdraw its troops from the North of Get-malty;
and enter into an engagement to respell, in the
striftest manner, the Neutrality of the Germanic

Body.
" The Undersigned has to add, that he has mi.,
ceived orders from his Government to demand a
categorical answer to these four points, and avails
himself et this Opportunity, 4.7 c.
(Signed)

" I'. 011BRIL."

' After a
upltu.k4atoCfalAmar;
in town last Satfurrodlna;vohfi
passage of eleven days, Louts XVIII. the
ctllileci
4.IIGOULENIE and Suite, landed on the 26th
cif the highly lionnorable reception His Most;,
CHRISTIAN MAJESTY met With, the KING of SWito _
DtlN having carried his generous and, delicate at...;
t2y9tleiltuteitrs. weTrehrecycesvel.
tendon SO tar as to order persons of his own house,
hold to wait upon him, and the same honours to be
shewn ro him as it he had been already seated upon..
the throne of his ancestors. At landing, His
IVIAJR,,TY was S4luted by all the artillery on the
ramparts, and the Swedish Governor of the Pro.
vince and City of Calmar addressed His MAJEsTy
nearly in these words:— ,
" Star. L.-on the.part, ana by the command of my Gra-
eious Sovereign, I have the hoi,our to compliment your Ma-
jesty. In happier states, SWcaiNli Monarchs have vibited
France ; your Majesty is the first King of France and Navarra
who honours this Country with his presence—bias' your Ma.
jests find your residence here as agreeable as we have
Paters,
to make it, and only leave Sweden to ascend the Throne of
your Majesty's Ancestors in France."
The Governor then presented the Cylonel and
Officers of the Regiment of jonlciopingi ordered to do
FRANCO,
duty as guards- of honour to the K i No' hi
He afterwards introduced the Bishop of the
cese of. Calm .1 w
ar, I
0 presented the Members 01 the
Clergy, and in an appropriate Latin 'speech coM-
-oln-tensed Louts XVIII, The,Burgomasrer and Ma-
.;
.gistratis were last presenters,- atiu.attrnato raw tv ,
the Government Hotel, prepared and fitted up for
His MA, st,,ry, his Relations, and Suite. Though '
the KING of FRANCE had declined all public lin.
nours, they were, nevertheless, shewn to him, as the
:4 had given positive orders on this
King of Swaps
subjea to his Governor. On the night of }lts MA.
:I EsTY's arrival the City of Calmar" was illuminated.
AoNsittris, brother to the King of Fitioc.o,..llo
"not landed at Gattenburgh on.the 29th ult. ~
The Duke Ds PrEttstc is:the I nly French N 0.,.
bleman of rank attending on the King of FRANCE,
at Calmar, in Sweden. The other Noblemen 4.
His M
—Alines Suite remain, until further orders,
in Russia. The Queen of FRANCS, and die
Dutchess of ANGrAiLeMS, Still reside at Woo, '•
Letters received in Town on Saturday from Be!'
timore, loy the Omen,Hotaa,oott, arrived 10 thP
I) .wns, state, that the Yellisw Fever lutd Ana!"
out at Savannah, as well as at Charleston, and L'ilai:
a considerable degree of alarm prev.siled at nf"."
and at •B4ltimote of its introduaion into 11‘,"*.,
places.
broker!
The report that an epidemic disease had
our at the island of Schalland is proved to be rally';

to
We have received accounts from Mida,g3
the 15th ultimo. -The deaths at that time had 02,
been quire so numerous as in the preceding wa
during which they amounted to upwards of 304
daily. At the above dates about 040 died evfcrt.
day. The decrease, however, we fear, may rau'r
be attributed to the reduced population, than to tli;
epidemic disorder being on , the ,defline. •
doubts are entertained that it will have complrieli'l,
subsided, by the.end. of 'the present month,
that time the inhabitants will either
.have goi °v7l.
„
the fever, or have been. carried off by it. r A v;iic
considerable emigration had taken place, anal
above date it was thought that not more than ftc"
the
30 to 25,000 persons remained in the City 3'l'
u.
Suburbs; and of these 34.00 Were sick in the 'l-1`14,'
Suburbs, and Hospitals. At Velez Malaga of
disorder was not less fatal ; but at the Towi.cince
.Velez, which is three miles distant, and foul vi"e as
the shipments are made 'and goads landed', there vi
not a symptom of contagion.•
Count POSSE. a Swedish Nobleman, hel°rigj
ing
to the King's Life Guards, has been commute
close Prisoner to the Temple, for having Nifusi. bed
French Camp at Boulogne without being r°n"
with the necessary Passports. zu,staa
BONAPARTE, with a view to concitiate
has, it is said, offered to: the KING of SAK, rhoc.
the State of Siena, in Italy, and an Annuairor
his
flue of SOO,OOO francs, as an IndemnirY, lajded,
losses in Piedmont ; but His Molest'', it Is
has rejeded the proposition. -00 for I"
Great preparations are making at vie"
uto tio as
augk" foal
Fete to be given on the Etiirsitoa'a in
Emperor of Austria, . and strangers are floc .
of
all parts to witness the Festivities.
afittdre
With a view to encourage the the Fst..
.Printed Cottons and. Linens 0050 or'
r *Loft has 'prohibited the importation •
tides. ,•

THE BIU given last night by Lord PAULETT, at
the Royal H tel, was hon,ured with Ow presence of
the Roy AL FAMILY, and most of the Nobility and
Gentry h-,-re and for miles round the country.
The preparations for the accommodation of the
ROYAL FAMILY were in the most splendid style.
The ROYAL FAMILY returned to the Lodge soon
after ten o'clock, highly delighted with their even.
ing's amusement.

This morning, about seven o'clock, HIS MA.
S ESTY, accompanied by several Attendants, took
an airing,on horseback, and returned to the Lodge
to breakfast at nine. Soon after ten o'clock
His MAJESTY, accompanied by PRINCESS SOPHIA,
Lords CAsTL ER E AC'H and WALsiNGHANI, Generals
GARTH, MANN INGHAM, their Aides-de.Camp, and
a number of others, took an airing on horseback in
Various parts of the country. HER MAJESTY and
the PR INC 65sES, and PR I NCESS SOPHIA Of GLOU-
CESTER, with their Attendants, in a landau, phaeton,
and sociable, took an airing, and honoured Mts.
EUXTON with a visit, at her beautiful mansion near
this town, called Buxton Hall.
Arrived *at Luc E'h Hotel :

Miss Cummer, Mr. 13ailies, Captain Bruce, Counsellor
Tomkins, the two Mafigers, and Mr. Trusscll.

OCTOBER 20.

Last night THF IR MAJESTI cs and the PRINCESS
SOPHIA Of GLOUCESTER,Attended by Ladies Gsott.
CiNA BULICELEY, M. WYNYARD, E. THYNNE,
Lord PAULITT, Generals MANNINGHAM and
GARTH, ColonelsDoyLt, CAMPBELL., and STEW.
Rr,honoured the Theatre with their presence, to see
The Marriage Promise, and the Farce of The Fri-
sow- at Large, for the benefit of Mts. MARC a RUM
and Miss Lor:Atst. The House °veil' )wed at an
ttily hour., and the ROYAL FAMILY, on their en.
trance, were received with acclamations from every
part of the Theatre.
Although it rained very fast this morning fits
MAJESiY took his usual early ride, but returned in
a short time. As soon as the rain ceased, Hts MA.
IFSTY,Soon after breakfast, went on horseback and
MAewed the Ihrsetshile Yeomen Cavalry. lit
TESTY and the PRINCESSES followed it, carriages
to the ground, likewise the DUKE and PR INC Ess
SePhIA of GLOUCESTER, Ladies ILcHEsTra,
-nxiEKELEy, WYNYARD, and THYNNE, Generals
FITZROY, MANNINCHAM, and GARTH, and their
Btatr• His MAJESTY was reCeiVtd, as usual, with
al due military honours, ►
by thO'Corps. The Art dirty
Were stationed upon the flanks and centre, and the
Whole had a very fine appearance. His MAJisTy
was highly pleased with their discipline and steady
cantina in their different evolutions, but, above all,
with a very excellent charge which they made. The
ground was kept by the Hanoverian Legion.
The weather proving fine, a great concourse of
people were attracted.
After the' Review was over the ROYAL PARTY
honoured Mr. bAmtst with a visit, at his seat near
borthester, where they partook of a most excellent
told collation, which had been previously provided
for their entertainment:
A M
.gloo appears upon the countenances of the
inhabitants of this town, as the time draws nigh
for
LNS the ROYALCow FAMILY to leave us, their departure
k• 43C•cl to
the 19th inst. They wilt'
pterceed from hence to Mr. •Rost
's, at Cuffnel House,
near Lyndhurst, where they will remain a few days,
and they are expo Led to arrive at Windsor on the
Priday' following.

RAMSGATE, Ocr.

SIR SAMIIRL AUCHMUTY gave a most splendid
and elegant Ball and Supper, on Wednesday last, to
sarie Fashionables of Ramsgate and Margat.e. The
LAY consisted of about 200, among whom were
icir," Ina Lady Essex, Lord and Lady CARLTON,
"1-13(iy SUSAN DREW, Lady VIRGINIA MURRAY,
Jady CoNisictrAm, and Miss BURTON, Lord Ron.
thin &C. &c. The Supper was supplied with every
ing that the season afforded, and decorated in a
wnlost superb style : after which, at about six o'clock,
ere was it rip/vase Supper, in anotl.er room. There
ere several songs sung, in
N which e iting
laland accomplished Miss MOTRRSORth borenteres a pinch
part. The Party separated about seven o'clock,
ighly delighted with their entertainment.

NOR77.I.IMPTON, Oc r. 23.

Oink long.expeaed Musical Festival concluded
l'esterday evening. The high patronage under
wh
ich these performances were announced, rased
the public expedation to (he highest pitch,had andi we
?letthappy in stating it was not disappointed. The
ins were judicious, and antained many of
Ilvi"entost favourite Pieces from HANDEL, HAyoN,
I:l°,:r.T, BOYCE, ARNE, ARNOLD, and Av ISoN.
and each Concerts were chiefly miscellaneous;
N et)neluded with a strain in honour of our
aval ana
s. military Heroes. The finale was " God
horn 1,41,e Xivz," to which was added two stanzas
''ue Pen of the Poet Laureat.
leNli Principal vocalists were Mrs. SECOND, Miss
kub4l)4Y, Messrs. HARRISON, Goss, and BARTLE.
r-o"th; Mf• G. ASHLEY led the Band, and his
t44—"ers Mr. JOHN ASHLEY, presided at the or.
' the remainder of the orchestra comprised
}SQLkb.o Ps kiaIESBACII, HYDE, CHARLES ASHLEY,
JR "'SHALL, Dr. CLARKE, LEANDERs, BoyCE,
ex 1411180 N, &C. &c. In such a constellation of
o."cele lence it would be invidious to particularize any
Ete; suffice it to remark, we never witnessed
ater or mote successful exertions than those made
anYathe whole Band. All the first families of this
the neighbouring Counties graced the perform.
CeSs which, we are happy to learn, will rem. forded
Mr. ASHLEY for the great treat he has al.
Med to all lovers of true harmony.

t, There were three Candidates for the vacant situa..
1/1;?1,0 Master of the Ceremonies at Tunbridge
eoft HtswitsoN, late of the 95th, and
t Adjutant of the Pcvensey Legion of Volun.
iieers ; Mr. At►t9lNK and Mr. FRY ; Capt. H. re.
Atned his canvas, and joined his interest with M.
who has been appointed by a large ma.