The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-18 00:00:00

vies- into two territories, and prohibits the impor.
tat ion of slaves, be repealed :
" And that prompt and efficacious measures may
be taken to incorporate the Inhabitants of Louisiana
into the Union of the United States, and admit
them to all rights, privileges, and immunities of
Citizens thereof.

" And your Petitioners," &c.

DUBLIN, OCT. 13.

IT is arranged- that our Yeomanry, which.are
divided into four brigades, shall be placed each four
(lays in the month on permanent duty, for exercise,
viz, first brigade will be put on the first week in the
month, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs.
day ; the second, brigade will beinit on the second
week in the month, and to the fourth brigade,
to the third and' fourth week, making in the whole
forty. eight days permanent duty, and pay of course.

The Captain of an American Vessel which sailed
from L'Orient on the 6th inst. states, that_General
AUGEREAU and GANYHEAUMR are not upon the
best-terms -; the former accusing the latter of cow.
ardiee.. To reconcile these two Commanders, 80.
NAPARTS had sent his Aid.de.Camp, Gen. SAVART,
to Brett, where he still remained on the 31, with
ARTHUR O'CONNER, O'NF IL, and several other
Irish Officers in the French service, all dissatisfird
with the manner in which they are treated by 80.
NAPARTy and his Commanders. The Corps -of
Irish Guides encamped near Brest, according to
the report of the American Captain, consisted of
r to men, -many' of whom desired the American to
procure them an opportunity to inake their escape,
as they were badly paid and ill ttiCtl ; and be.
sides, if any attempt was to be Made on -Eng.
land or Ireland, they knew' that they were 'to
be employed as -the forlorn hope, as persona
whom BoNAP ARTS wished to get rid of. The
division under ARTHUR O'CoNwoß's command con.
sisted of some Irish, Brabanters, Flemings, and
Germans, from 'the. conquered departments, amount.
ing to 4otso men, all desperadoes, who were in.
tended to form the advanced guard in. any despe.
rate undertaking. -Ten thousand land troops were
on board GANTH RAUMEN Squadron ; but none of
these' were in the number, which led to a belief.
that neither England nor Ireland was his destination'
The mackarel fishery has been very successful in
MOunt's Bay, Cornwall, during the last week.
The fish have been sold from as. to as. 6.1. a score,
A letter from-Wick, dated the sth ir)sr. says :
" Last night ; the Schooner Two Brothers, of Sun.
derland, in turning out of the Ely of Wick,
.the
wind blowing strong at. S. S. E. missed- stays, and
was necessitated to bring up close in with the rock's,
where no assistance. could possibly be given her.
This morning, .about one o'clock, she drove on the
rock, where she' soon • became a complete wreck;
and we are sorry to add,. all on board perished.
The crew '6naisted,of four men, besides three pas.
sengers. The body of one of -the latter (a female)
was found this morning, as also the mangled liMbs
of some of the men.". •

Tuestby night a Master. Baker of Chelsea, and a
Gardener of the lame place, were charged before N.
BOND, El. and Sir W. PARsorts, at the Public Of.
fice, Bow.street, with stealing a duck from Chet_
sea tortunon, Nast Salutaay, Ole property of the
'Chevalier RusPINT. The Riker' threw a stone at
the duck, aod separated it from a number of others,
and took it into the Gardener's house, ‘irttere•it
Was found. Mr. Bosco recommended that they
ehoilld both be committed for a felony, which the
Chevalier agreeing to, they were both committed
for trial.

In rerunving the rubbish of Castle of Neill
I,EvEque, situated near Isigny, in the department
of Calvados, was found a mutilated Statue, the'head,
of which is of marble, and the body of stone. Below
is an inscription, in which may be distinguished the
letters W. I. M. ; and farther on, 0. D. IV.—
The head it in better preservation than the other
parts. The costume it that of the Knights of the,
eleventh and twelfth centuties. Near it were dis.
covered some f►agments of a collar of copper gilt.
Fitt v.—Last night, about half past eleven o'clock,
an alarm of fire was made at -Chichester Rents, in
Chancery.lane, and abutting on Duke's.crprt, in a
small shop there, the•upperpart of which is lett in
►eneinents to poor persons. The fire raged dread.
fully for some time ; hut from the timely, arrival of
the neighbouring parochial: engines, was got under
without.furthet aiilo4ge than consuming the upper
part of the house. .
The first-drawn Ticket yesterday morning, N.
9,362, entitled to Ten Thousand Pounds, was sold
in one Half, and eight Sixteenth Shares, at
Office of SWAFT and CO. 'in the Poultry, where the
Ticket No, 19,0°8, a Prize of One Thousand
Pounds in the present Lottery was also sold in
'Shares.

The temptation, of the present Lottery Wheel
has too many manifest advantages to be resisted.—
Twenty Thousand Pounds tor the firstdrawn
Ticket next Tuesday.—Three of 20,0001. Two
of 5,0°01. Two of 1,0001. Six of soot, is beyond
.comparison, there bell only three Days Drawing.
As long as Tickets can be procured, HORNSdr and
Co. No, 26, Cornhill, will have them on sale.

The Ticket Na. 150:49i drawn yesterday a
Prize ..of sopool. was mod Ait the Office of Messrs.
HAZARD, 81./14.NR, anti Co. Ro-al Exchange, wheie
No. 3,260, a Prize ,91 to,oool..and No. 5,216,
a Prize, of 1,0001. in the, proent Lottery, were
both sold in-Shares.
Present state of the Wheel
Three Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds.
Two Prizes of Five Thousand Pounils.
Two Prizes (,f One 'Phousaild Pounds,'
Six. Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds,
&c. &c.