The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-12 00:00:00

not to delay a moment his solemn Protest against so
atrocious an aggression. .
44 Were it possible for such an aft to be rendered
still mote insulting and more horrible, it would be
by the explanation which is understood to have been
given of it by the French Resident at Hamburgh,
viz. ' that it had taken place in consequence of an
order from the Head of the Police at Paris, direled
to the Commandant of the Forces in Hanover.'
• is :Fits MAJESTY is convinced that there will not
he a single Power on the Continent, which can re-
main insensible re the consequences of a measure
that, in its principle, and by its example, imme-
diately threatens every Court which may he. within
the reach of the French Armies, and that, at, the
same time, tends to the destruaion of the sacred
rights of every Ntutral Territory, to the extinaion
of the usual Communications between Independent'
States, and to the total annihilation of the privileges
of diplomatic Ministers, hitherto recognised and re.
speeted in
salt ages, and by all nations.
Doups,kg..ureci, Nov. 5, 181:4."

On Saturday morning His MAJIIITY, soon after
breakfast, left the Queen's Lodge at Windsor, anti
'rode to Ascot .1-leath, accompanied by the Doze of
Comp ER I) A i*l arid General Frrzaoy, where they
were met by the Eat} of SaNnwrcit, and a nurn.
her 'of Gentlemen, who were waiting torrtn Fits
M'A'jEsTY in the sports of the field.
In a short tinie,after the arrival of His MAJESTY,
a very fine young deer was turned. out of a cart, near
the dog.kennel, for the day's diversion. AtStart_
irtg,he ran withveat swif 'nets across the race course,
making ii.tionble through the inciosures by Winkfield
Plain, taking back into the Forest, where he spewed
great sport in crossing the Heath. The company
were all in fell view, and the deer continued in full
speed for at considerable time, and on. his coining to
a very large, bog, ht gave a leap, but did nut clear
it, fell in, and cculd not get out again; the
hounds pursued him into the bog, got upon him,
and seized hint, which enden the day's sport. The
cloce continued upwards Cif two hours. The deer
was front Richmond Park,
Satnrd.s morning Ilse MAJEiTY•the PRINC MRS,
'the lIPKEI of CANI4RIDCE and Sussex, took
an airing in their carriages, and visited the Derr.
cugss tat YORK, at °Atlantis, whence, after partak.
ins; of some . refreshment, they returned to Windsor
to dinner.
. .
Yestrrday morning.theßoynt. FAMILY attended
Service at Si. George's (..:hapel, and heard a
Sermon preached by Dr. DUVAL, from the it'll
chapte,r pt Lnks. anti 350i'Vcrse.
On Friday Sir CHAR Las Moaa AN waited upon
r Ills MAJESTY at Winds,r, and lank the result 01 a
number of Courts Martial before Ills MAJESTY.
Pais Royal lie Pat etc a of WAt:rs, the
Duke of Oki,EAN,J, arid Cunt I.lrADJotmls, arriv.
ed in. town Mt Sa:urdaY last, ,iTorn Brighton.
The Foil of NII,SaA" tetiltiteil to town on Satur.
(.14y lASI troin ighti)n, and will leave London on
• Thursday for Scotland.
His` Royal Highness the'Pß arc a of WALES dined
on„Samrtiay and vcateiciar. with Lord and Lally
MeLsouttua at:their, house, Whitehall.
• His,,ltoyal' Ole §olitx return.
ed to town ye's'iviaay from Windsor
The• Earl of VI A inaLrio-Tarli COlonitt tir
and a:ieleti party; niiio yesterday with Her Royal
Higlwesti•lhe. of. WALUS,, at. 4C seat, at
The DUKE of. Nos FOWL is expeded in town in a
few dayii, troth A rundci Castle. '
Saturday, at: four n'elnek, the LORD CHANCIL.
LOX. transiOed busint:ss with Mr'. PITT at his,hotist.
We are happy in being 'able to communicate the
following Extram Of a Letter from Sir T. Tit IGOR
itl,•• Captain Gott V., of the illedara ; it, is dated
Gibraltar, Ottobct 18, but was nut sent on board
till she 20th ;--,-" 1 vet taint)' think the worst of the
disntder is over ; the deaths, both civil and mili.
tary, are much decreased, I was this morning
through the hospital, and was much satisfied with
the appearance of the sick. They are evidently
getting, better... I inclose..a list of the deaths ; it
have no apprehension for the sale.
ty of the' place ; a regular attack would require
time anti preparation.. A too.dronahs may be at.
tempted but I think it will not ; 'or if it should,
we have still some men upon their legs :

$' IDea4tis pf the Military
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44 inhabifalus 105
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In' addition to the above pleasing intelligence,
te.elearri, that the deaths,. frOm the ti th to the
iath did not exceed one hundred,. We have also
the satisfattion to learn, that, no. person of const•
quence has died in the ,that,
since' the loth.
Mr. Pow NALL. Naval Storekeeper, and his (a.
milt' (whose deaths have been stated in the London
?limo, are well ; and that not a medical person has
died of the disorder troth its commencement.
Independent of the troops intended to reinforce
the Gartison. of Gibraltar, Tett Retivienii are, it is
said, under. ardently'. Voteign Service. . -
The Gazette of Saitirday contains a notice that
the quarantine Laws will .be put in force
.With the
greatest rigour respet4ir% all persons riming pas..
sengers on board Ships at riving from places suspated
to labour under any species! of. infectious disease.
Private Letters' from India, of the Bth of July,
received by the last over,land dispatch, state, that
an engagement had taken place between a British,
detachment, commanded by Colonel Powei.r., and
a body of HOLKAR'S Troops, in' 'which two Batts.
lions of the latter were completely cut. to pieces,
and twenty pieces of cannon taken. It is added,
that flot.,KAa has proposed negotiations far peace,
and expressed his willitigneaft to accede to any Tea.
tunable term the British Gcntral may pr00.),,e.
A Letter from Hamburgh by dic tact says,
" The Russian Minister here hart, by ,:,ffict,,t
cation, caused the two Ist4tel front .NM, DVtia st I.
to M. T.sit.ity a Patti), relative to the disposition of
Russia towardi Frithce, tq be inserted in the C;orrer.
iondeparn of this City,

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