The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

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Chatitlierlain of his Imperial Majesty, presented to
hit 1'7'6.161), in tile audience.which took place the
stli..instant, in the Xmperial Palace at Aiic.la.eta.
belle; the Ambassaddri and MinisterSdYlenipoten-
tiary vyho had received frojn their tourts• new
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Credentials, or Letters of CongratUflation addressed,
to his Majcity the EMperor, upon his accession.
-M. Count Co 13 F grz u L, A inhassatiot of his Lillie.:
riall Majesty.. the Emperorof 'the Romans; and of
Austria, to- •Majesty he • Emperor of the
French, delivered. in that quality Credentials,
and the Congratnlations of his Court.. I-le also
presented his Credentials as Minister- Plenipoteo.
tiary of his Imperial Highness the :Elector of Salt.
bourg•
M. the Count DE LIMA, Atnbassadcir Extraordi-
nary of :I►l3 Royal HighneSs the Prince Regent ot
Portugaf, sent from Lisbon, with the mission to
congratulate h is lutpet itl M ijesty 'upon his access
sion, presented his Letters which accredit him in
that quality, and the Letters of Congratulation of
.his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
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M. be Souza, Envoy Extraordinary, and Mini:
ster-Plenipo' tentiary of His Royal, flightiest; Ole
Prince Regent of Portugal, presented his new Cre.
dentials:

the Baillie De FERRETTE, Grand Prior of
cie, Minister Plenipotentiary of the. Qider of Malta,.
Presented to his Imperial Majesty his Credentials,
.and the Letters of Congratulation of his Court upon
'the accession of his Imperial Majesty.
After the diplomatic audience, were presented. to
his Ivlaksty, M. the Baron DE ROMBERG, Citam.
the KING of PRUssIA'..
11-eriain f M
M. the Count Dr Lett NOOR Fs-, Counsellor of the
Embassy s 4 His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY.
• M. the Baron Dr BkNTINCK, Chamberlain, Privy
'Coansellor, and Knight of the. Older of the Lion Pa'.
latine, in the service of His Highness the Elettor of
Bavaria.

Copy of a Letter' from Rear-Admiral MAGJN
to Admiral B tui x :

CALAIS, Sim 6:—Yesterday, durinAthe night, I availed I
myself of a wind from G. N. E. in order tbput to sea with
ss .Fishing-boats; 2 Gun-boa4s, the- Pram .the City of
Mentz, and Pirulacts, as I had the honour to inform you
by my dispatch of that night. This morning, at rive o'clock,
we perceived four English Vessels at N. N, W..,
At nine a Corvette
.with three masts seemed inclined to
attack our rear guard, whichl immediately rejuterced with .
two Gait-boats ; and With the Praarn, on board of which I
was, I stood off towards he Enemy, sod took measures to
opposetheir attempts. At, elenll o'clock the Enemy's Cor-
vettebeing within niusket:Shot of the Praam, the adion bet
gan, and speedily 'almost the whole of our Vessels were '
gaged. Two English
.Frigates seconded. the Corvet but
after this anion had lasted half all hourthe latter sheered off.
The fire for a momericceascd. About noon' the three. VeSsels
with three masts returned to the charge;. Y one-of them Con-
tinued obstinately to fight, being supported by the Brig which
joined her. At half past one I renewed the signal for the
vessels tb put into Port, while with the -Prawn and the two
Gun-boats I at once proteaed that mariteuvre,' and offered
the Enemy an opportunity Of renewing the engagement. B to,
the English vessels continuing to retire, and being at least
three leagues oil', I gave 'orders.. for the Pram and the IWO •
Gun-boats to stapd nt for Boulogne,-
I 'am satisfied with the manoeuvres and the conduct of all
our vessels ; I have also the honour to inform yeti of the
tames of those who had an opportunity more particularly to •
fix my attention.
Out vessels have sustained sortie loss; but we clearly pee..
calved that the Enemy had suffered more, particularly one, of •
'their Frigates. The latter. after;several broadsides, suddenly
sheered oil with all the sail .she Gould set. Her iiggirig par-
ticularly was inn very bad states • .
It Is my duty to inform you, that the flying batteries Oat-
uric, 0.9411 e) perfedlyseconded our operations.
CORFU, AUG. 13.--There are. in the 'Road of
Corfu two 74.'5, a Frigate, and a Brig, and five
Gunboats. Batteries have been established to pro..
tett the Coast. M. Da Moc st4IGO has sent Major
CHRISTACHI to Parga, from whence he (limas the
insurrellion of the Morea. This circumstance has
greatly displeased the Captain BEY, who has con.
plained to M. DE MOCENIGO, arid informed the
Porte of it.

VENICE, Ave. 20.--We have just received the
important news, that the EMP SRO& of AUSTRIA has
given orders to 'the Generals who cutatnana in this
country to march all their disposable Troops into
Albania and Dalmatia. A number of vessels have
all eady been detained to convey these Troops by sea.
From the fiat advice of the occupation of Corfu by
the Russians, all enlightened politicians considered
it as one of the mist sensible blows that could be
aimed at Austria. `That Court, no longer dissembles
its extreme discontent on this subjeet. A hundred
long and cruel wars have been waged for less im-
portant causcs.—( Journal de Comm...ice.)

Mu. TUORNTON may be a good horte.quomatt,
but it is evident she wants a hridle.
Sir ltonzat LAtiate is succeeded in title and
estate by his son Ron eivr, Captain of the Cleopatra
Frigal,(the 34 instant the
On first Annual Meeting of
the :liitlenoch ' and Strathspey Farming Sqciety,
fOrme4, under. the Patronage 'of the Dutchess of
Gottnotr, was held at Pitmain; and Ihe eompany,,
considering ihe retirement of the• place,' was both
numerous and brilliant, 'Among those present were,
their
tcaCeS the Duke and :Dutchess of Goltootr,
the ci4
muis of HUNTLEY,. who commands the
Northem Distrift, Lady MADELINA SINCLAIR,
the Hon. ARCHIBALD FRASER, of Lovat, Lieut,.
COI. GIIQKGE GORDON, of the sgth Dragoon*,
DAvio 'CAA ?recta, Esq. of- Ciaigo, most of, the
Proptietors of the District, with many other Gen.'
tlemen and-Lsdies of the neighbourhood,' makingin'
all so who sat down to dinner. . " . •
A.few,days ago a young whale, about fifty feet in
length, was driven upon Trinity SAnd,,at the mouth
of the Humber : it is, since taken into Grimsby,
having been purchased by the Captain of !he Jr.';
nia Greenlandman. . . ' '

Ot Sunday night, between the hours cf eleven and
`twelve o'clock, a .person WA's stopped by two fdut.
pads, near the village of BelgrJve, about three miles
from Chesterf and robbed •iif c "All and other prop fty
to the itmOunt of 6091. After the robbery, they
were observed to take the road le,uting totvardi Ec.
cies ton.

At the late Special Sesion Lehi at Ledhury,
several Serveyors of Highways were convicled
and finedi for not providing that the Statute Duty
on the Turnl3ike Ftoid, was duly performed by
the Team.holders is tl-, rtspegive neighbour.
I nods.