The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-25 00:00:00

A.14.0'1 II ER ET'T Ft or. Ti]r •AMR DAT!.

It ovens that the zd Battalion of the Royals,
principally composed of Volunteers from the late
Fcricible Infantry, having made too free with ii.
quor (in consequence of having their balances paid
them), on' the evening of :the 24th of December
forced open their BarraCk. :gates, and seizing their
arms, vowed vengeance on the Adiutant, who had
ordered that they should not he suffered to gointo
the town. To this Officer, it appears, they.
,had an
inveterate hatred t' not finding; him, they ran to the
;Barracks. of,the 25th Regiment, and endeavoutedAo
persuade that Corps to join them.. Failing in this
attempt, they sent a large. Party to the 54th Regi.
meat, where they :were received, by the Grenadier
Company of that. Corps with a pretty smart and
galling tire, which wounded five of them. In less
.than an hour all' was quiet, and the next day they
appeared so perfealy contrite, that. His Royal High
ness, the Governor, after animadverting forcibly
upon the enorthity of their condat, forgave
But on the 2,oth ofiDeastober, . the 25th Regiment
(which had , behaved ict well on the 24th of the
month), having now received their balances, and
having got drunk, behaved in the same manner as
. the Royals had done bn the 24th. A patty of the
Artillery, in firing upon some of theM, who were very
disorderly and mutinous, unfortunately hit a detach-
ment of the Royals,, who were.approaching to assist
the Artillery in quelling the Mutiny, killed one
Man, and wounded five ; besideslilling two of,the
2g th Regiment On the .27th of December, fifteen
of the Ringleaders 'wete taken up, in order to be,
tried for Mutiny.' The Gairison„*ai then perfealy
quiet, and a general sentiment of abhorrence for
what had pasSed, seemed ;o prevail;

I Hs Royal Highness the present COMMANDER in
curt. F, Lai done much for the Army ; but the mea..
sores at present in contemplation, promise to esta-
Nish it on as respectable a footing as the,Navy. It
is intended, that, on selling a Commission, the
Meer whose propelty it is, shall Kral in his re-
signation to the Commander in Chief, who will
offer it, at the regulation price, to the oldest Officer
of next inferior rank to the person retiring. Should he
not have it in his power to purchase, it will then
be offered to the rest downwards, and want of means
in any instance can never be a detriment to any
bilker but at that immediate time,as the same offer
will barnacle on every subsequent occasion of a re.
signation. This regulation will have the doubly
good effeap reyenting men who have seen no
servicao ftptp ,n Eats pg rank in the army by the
power of moky of doing away entirely
t the necessity ,of
,Foe piing army-brokers.

A Q,(Prttreirdlihq)aivil List is now in a course
of payment tiler; row pnly remains the Chtistmas
quarter tine,

Sir ftict;Art„p- CLArroN, • lart. Sir I. C. litY
rENx;EY, Jim-. S. Srititz4pEg, Este, Mast“ in
CbanceTy,.;ro J. I,tlcd t, as, Eq. /3ariister ar 14W1
j•e callt4 to the clogreti of lacnriier; pf he 4orrpor.
able Sc6iety the
£nner Ternplet

PARIS,
JAN. 2 x.

The KiNG of STAIN has ordered a donation of
sOOO 'lyres to be presented to the ReZiieules who
attend the Hospitals in Bre ior their cote and at.
tention to the Seamen belonging to the Spanidi
Fleet who were in those Hospitals.
The number of Legitimate Children born in this
Capital last year amounted to 15,5 z 9 ; of Tilegiti7
mate Children amounted to
20,390.

The 11lowing article is extraEled from tie
tojen Fratecois; it is signed.F. T. Ricci-Lis
I" The, Newspaperi announce, that an 19glisn
Flees.is Cluizing near the-Island of Sartfnlitl o,Let
it this erabrdinary measure .be cOnneded with the
praffices •of Mr: •, Moo 'in ,Geirriarijis!: :014.
iti will not be 'difficult to deteft the plan of the
Onglish Faelion iti! rekindle' secretly • the flames of
War.—The Decree of Government, whiCh orders
:the ComMapciant at Corsica to :adopt the greatest
circumiPeitinn and caution;! was obviously issued to
defeat their.projeets."---BUt nothing gives us stronger
assurances di Peace than the noble itod flint conduet of
the real Allies of France.---While on the one hand
England'gives eool.:to a miserable. Ernigrant oldie
name of TiNSEAU, for having composed a ParaPhlet
against' theK list° of PR ii'ss rAi because thaeMonateh
had remained faithful to his engagements with
France, notwithstanding the critical situation of -
France in the year 1799', and the brilliant-often
made by the English Minister ; on. the other; }hs
Majesty has lately made a present of a very valuable •
Estate to Cdunt HAUCWITZ, his Minister for Fos
reign AfFrirs, Who is' well known for his attachment
to France, and lhrs caused 4t Medal to be strait. in
his honour." •
In ell the Churches in the different Bishoprics a
iolemn Mass is to be perfottned • for Ceneral.Ls-•
The Convention concludeCfon the 25th ult.; Will not
be officially published till aftet.the exchange of. the
Ritificzttions, but the substance of it is. in general
circulation at Ratisbon. The Treaty is-Signed!h•F
:the Russian as well as. the French and
nisters. Austria Cedes the Ortenalt to the :Duke Of
NIUDg NA, and receives in' exchange the Bishoprics
of Treni and WI to be inCorporared the..
Austrian Monarchy. The GRAND 1) UK E invited
to renounce Trent aw.l Brixen, obtains flit Bishop,
ric of Ifiebstadt)
,except the six superior Mani \t•ias:
"of that t.::ountry, which are to be unite (1,,t0,t
cipalitY 'of Wurthurgl': the GRAND titer :11-41 ()1)".
tainS
_part or the Upper Palatinate; but. fee fottflal»
ly engages not to•fortify sEichrtadt. .13Lti6ria is to
preserve the, six superior Bailiwicks of the Bisliali)-
tie, but is to indemnify the GRAND DUKE by ced-
ing property which the F.t.st:Toa. possesses'as Duke
of I)Eux PoNTs, in Bohemia. he ELECTOR keeps
all his possessions on the Inn. The town of Polo*
is to be ceded to Ihim by !Austria. The EL E CIVIL
.ARCH CHANCEL:Loft obtains all the tolls of the
Rhine, on the right bank.. Pr tissia is ,to keep. the
!part of the territory of Nurtrburg, which she ooco.
pied last War.
A Corps of French Troops is expcsted to embark
from Toulon for Sr. Doiethigo, with the Polish'demi-
brigade. A battalion of the Poles has ali'vady at-
rived.
From Leghorn, we learn that Admiral Dt WIN•
•r' as sailed tram for Tau/s,i, with his Squadrorif,:-.
on Ate 27th of December.
It is now reported, that the pay, de po,d, with
the greater part of the Canton of Friburgh, whose
inhabitants differ in mariners and language-ft-OM the
Swiss, arc to he ereeled into a free gepublic, likes
that of"the Under the protettion of the French
Government., A part of the Counties of itieufch?irti.
and Pallensin, lying on this side Mount Jura, wil4
it is:said, be united with 'that Republic, and the
other part, incorporated with France. Prussia and
France are said to have agreed on these art4nge-*
meats. Other changes will be made, when the
limits between France and Helvetia :hall be defltii-
tively settled. .
Some new meaautes of resistance, beginning ill
the Canton of:Zurich; have been interrupted by', or-
.,ders from Rini:.
HAMBURGH, JAN. is reported here, th:i
in alliance, offensive and defensive, between )I,lstr'
and Prussia, has been proposed to the latter Power,
as-the Only possible means of preventing France ?rni
Russia from dividing the. absolute dortsiiiiotinf
rope between them.

On account of the fresh Negotiations pending be,
tween the Cabinets of Vienna and Berlin, a nevi
Austrian Minister Extraordinary is shortly to be
sent to Prussia.

BERNR, JAN. to.—The news which we receive
from Paris is extremely contradictory ; some ac-
counts Slate, that the, Swim, Conmlta at Paris are
about to return home ,• and that each Canton is to
form for itself such Constitution as its may &him'
proper.
The most recent accounts from Italian Switzerland
state, that the people are extremely discontenica
with the New Contributions, particularly the Witr,
Tar, • %

CmiLsLutts, "J4n. '43.—The - our
Sovereign, in order to conform to the wishes of
the French Government, is going to inctease his
Military Establishment to io,ooo Men they are
to be placed under the command of PR iNc tt.LOU IP
J,Qn to the Margrave, who is just returned from P.iris.
-FR :NNKFORT, JAN. I z.—We learn from Piroira,
that the ARctintiflor of SAL Z 4t) RO 'Wing
pressed the Imperial. Court to engage the GRAYP
DUK fi of TtriCANY to take civil possession of tha
Archbishopric, his Highness is in consequence to
take the oath of fhtelity and homage in the-latter
end of January, or beginning of February.

According to a plan projected by the AttcHtiuX•g
CitAkies, all the Inhabitants of --tlicii-lereditary
Doiiiinions are to be counted,- to -kiiiriin'htimate
'of the number._of:persons capablziff.:!bv4fillg
io any unexpefted- case of emeneney.:.!TGcnera'
MAcK frequently assists at the CooseiLlif War.
It having come to the knoWledge of the, Imperial
C.iliinet, that there now exists mnnufa !tore of
latot Vie-ona liank-notes on the French territory, In
eStatette has been sent to Count COBENTZt L, at
Pails, charging him to make the moat urgent rerr-
teritations to the Frerch,Qovernment to obtain tlic
ar;.Fst cif tit; dclinquents. -

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PORTSMOUTH,' JAN.

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MIMED the Du!berry, MILLER) from Alicant,
it the Motherbank, and put under Quarantine ;
Eleanor, How, from Bourdcaux to London, with
brandy, wine, &c.; and Trimmer, HASKELL, from
Liverpool.

Sailed the Ceres, Ltrnt, for Chepstow.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 23•

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CASH in from Torbay, the Hazard, of t ghat,
having in a late gale of wind parted two anchors
and cables fortunately she got up her foretopsail,
and got under way. Mr. Rowr,King's pilot, was
on board, 'and
.Mr. CHArt,ELt., another King's
pilot, endeavoured to board her, but she went so fast
through the water he missed his hold and fell over
board out of his boat = proxidentially a sailor shrew
out a rope, and he was hauled up without injury.
The. Be/lei:le, of 8 guns, Captain WHLTXY,
tnade A signal to go down the harbour; but the
Wind becoming scant, and rather foul, she came
to at the lower moorings. Orders came.down this
day' for the Courageux, of 74 guns, Capt. S. HARDY,
to get ready for sea. It is bupposed she will, when
manned and victualled, be sent to relieve a ship of,
vat in the Straits. It has blown all day a hurricane
t S• t• W. with a very heavy sea in the Sound ; "hut
is now abated, and it looks mild in the S. E. guar.
ter.

The following Notice was issued yesterday after-
noon
by Mr. ERVING, the American Consul, and
sent to
the American Coffee-houses in the City :
NOTICE.
ttllllZ MASTERS Or A AllitiCAN "215111.8.
0414 American Canada's, London, Jan. 24, T 263 •
111 information (from Tunis) has just been received,
r"he'Triolitan Admiral, Lisle, lihving two zcbecs and a
t atighie under his command, is ready for sea, and in-
ends Passing the Streights, to cruiie in the Atlantic. It is
Probable that, he may be joined by a zebec which has already
"441 and by another zebec, a polacre and a kirlanghle, which
aas re nearly ready forsea. With a view oldecoying such vessels
maY unfortunately fall in his way, he has clothed his
two/4 in bine jackets Us and hats.

A' Dutch vessel called the- Adriana, was, on
Siitiday, the 9th intil.t'ht; wrecked on the sands off
‘,Vilitstables 'tn. Kent; about three miles 'feom the
snore. The shameful praCtice that prevails on the
Coait of Kentovad most other places, of plundering
the 'wrecks 'of vessels, having been so long sane. •
tinned by custom, and the Magistrates on the
spot, conceiving themselves unauthorized to restrain
1:0r {wish it, the Underwriters of the property on
Watt the egoist vessel, took the opinion of Coun.
• liels and being advised that this offence amounted
to felony, applied to sirßiourato Fsas,P., who grant.
ed a warrant foe searching the premises suspetled of
Containing property taken from the wreck, and dis.
patched Rivet', and several other Officers, to Whit.
stable, who found twenty-one casks of pot.ash, and
several casks of sugar, which appeared to have come
from the wreck, in the warehouse of a tradesman in
Whitstable, but which did not appear to be there
concealed. The tradesman was brought up a pri.
we? to To by the Officers, and has undergone
several priiate examinations at Bow.street, where
it appeared on the evidence of William Hall, a CUs.
House Officer, of Whitstable, that on Sunday
the I7th he saw a fishing' vtwoessel
othersbelongiemng to the
Prisoner, in company with ,employed
in Weighing the wreck ; and, on the Wednes.
day following, he saw the Aciriana in Whitstable
,4y, having been raised and brought in ; and,
tiit day following, he saw several persons em.
PloYecl in taking casks-out of that vessel, and con.
".Ying them to the warehouse belonging to the Pri.
aqtier. Several other Witnesses from Whitstable
Were examined. The Prisoner alledged that the
goods were only lodged in the premises, to save the
belivy charges which would be made at the Custom
oust. Sir RICHARD FORD judged it proper, under
V'flie circumstances,. to hold him to bail, to take
ial for the SailiCcAt . the ensuing Assizes for
ente • - .•,

It is well known, that, that on the zoth of
Oftober, 18ot, some supplementary Articles to. the
Convention concluded on the r7th of. July, • tBor,
tetween :His MAJESTY the KING of the United
Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, and
the LIP EROR df "all:the RvssiAs,. Were signed at
Moscow by the Plenipotentiaries of the two Powers,
and afterwards ratified by His ImPIRLAL MAJESTY
WiPtlenbUrgil, ' the 4.111 of January, r Boz.-,-The
hitherto known substance of thein is as itillow :
" If a ship is detained without cause, the Proprietors of
Uleship and Qargo are entitled to a proportionate indemnilica-
Pon for every day of the detention. When cither of the
rower coipins 91 the 'sentence which the Admiralty of
ht;. in E
the othsern hesai passed respeeting Pr" .'
es,the alfair is to be
in Russia
brentnglaml, heroic the K 's Privy Council, and
before the Senate. Both ° Powers promise that
pdisputes concerning prizes' shall he determined as soon is
ossible. No parr of the
prize shall- be sold or unloaded, be.
ore the decision. The freedom of Commerce er Navigation,
does not entitle Neutrals to transport goods immediately from
the Colonies of a Belligerent Power to the. Continent, or the
contrary. The Neutral Powers shall. however, enjoy. Ai 1. the
PdvilqleS of the most favoured Nations, AS the United States
of-North America."
Letters from the Russian Confines, dated the zBth
Dec. say,
" The Ports on the Black Sea are ti, be
Llased Free Ports... All articles of traffic may be
mported into them, free from duties : and the Duke
th RICHELIEU, Lielltenititt-Genetai in the Russian
Service, is appointed to the principal diretlion of the
affairs of those places, both Conmercial and Mill.
taryv, .

„,I:lsied on the z7,th inst. at East Horsley, Surrey,
4
EtazattETH,Otraikis.
o Early on Tueiday,mtcraing last, three,men, two
bn horseback, and une-vrt fOor, robbed a post.hoy
40nging to Mt. "tomer, of Northallerron, of IL 3S.
he was rgturning with an empty chaise from
"Inirsic. One of them has been since taken up for
l't4ling 4 saddle
.; he has confessed that it was their
Vention to have robbed the North at Martin'S
°qv 011 its way North, on the morning of Tu"•
d,aY, but welt deterred by'
the Guard being on the
dart and blowing his I orn,'alTX- tso by twit iosir
tons With the drivers beintocax the place. '