The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-03 00:00:00

prtpttAmAticiN.

The President and Council of the Town of Flushing Make•
üblic: Ti clay !..ve receive nom the 1. tench General of
Division, 16,414E1-, tt 11l ssive, dated the aotti FruCtidor, of
int rxtlt year of tile I ranch Republic,' and theist of the
1 tench Vitipire, in which he. deinain6 that necessary orders
shoida he godeP by tts, that
.411. Liigl'iturien, Strangers or
,trtied hare, or Descendants from l'arentak who, by a
special; favour of the Ginteal, have unUtinhsi petinission to re.
$l,O nUntito in this Town,, or 'Out Island of. Walchieren,
Shall fithire, every Sanity. before eight o'clock in the
wining, picsent theinselVes baere the French Commander,
G • if-AN NtNi And Sildve their paSileS VILA ptrinita to remain
on tn.! est:Awl of %Vali:hen:li, given thenT by the above.mert.
defied General Nloia f 4 t •
The President and Council, i-morant of the names and
abodes of tho personanirntinn ain the Letter of . General
.MtiN Nei-, and willing to prevent them from incurring any
,puiiishment for not obeying his new regulation, hive deter,
mined to puhti,h the present ['rot:Lunation, for the Ithrtna.
tiott pt every one it concerns, in ordcringthcm to present
• themselves; An future, every Sunday morning, before eight
o'clock, at the house and oitice of the erench Commander,
G. fitAravtg.
Titai no one may pretend ignorance of this new Regulation.
this Noclaination shill: be printed and posted up on ail the
uskla4 public places.
G its* and decreed in the Council of the Towr%gf ylulhing.
Sept. it, 1804.
f itfildelhar#l.! Cosira ). (Signed) T. C. KROE F

A Wnument eretli,d at Uoal,' in honour, Of
lANr:s.us, is nearly finished. It is placed in the
New Nluseutn of Natural History, founded by Gos.‘
Ta.vus 111. The design was famished by Des.
rezz, •• The hail to which the name properly he,
loop, and which is destined to-public lectures, oC.
cuptes the whole extent t,if one 4 the wings 'of the
edfice. The grand entrance opens into the bota.
nical garden. A majestic portico of eight Doric
coinnins is placed in front. The Stattie of LIN.
NJEU'i is raised in a niches lighted from above, to
which there is an a+icent by several steps of white
and black nimble. Alegorical ornaments, and figures
in bai.rellef, decorate theuhule extent of the hall.

•
27

.Wednesday the tord Mayor and 5h.,.q.5 waited
on Lord CATHCARr, :with the Freedom of the Cor.
poration of, the city ,of . . • .
On Saturday, night .four. or the .p m .leer who
had Made, a pragice of-boarding .Mercliatv V..ssels
in the River, under the pretence of presitig
.S :amen
for the British. Navy, were
.apprehended by some
of.. the Police Officers., Charges of .a.verY serious
nature were preferred against, them. fr.; seems
they had Ors; ill.used, and Alien robhekl the lksittsters
and Mates of snipe of the Ships4—but in their lase
predatory excursion they .were severely beat, and
one of, them .wounded.in..a drinking manner, pre.
vious ,to their apprehension, :They were det.lined
the whole of Sunday in St. Andrew's ,W;.!trn.h)u,.r.,
They were all committed to Newgate by the Lord
Mayor.4left, Alderman IESKIN. . •
One of them wore the tinifOrm of a YeomanrY
Corps belonging .to, the vicinity of this Metropolis.
.Captain Kt•BeltTs, who resisted, the. atttsck of
the above-Mentioned, banditti, in ,a very. spirited
manner, when they boarded lira yew!, lies dange..
rowdy i 11,,. , • . .
Four persons of the names of Itlilliaptkon, Iffalsb,
lioron and. ICitrz, have been apprchet.ded in Lime.
rick (by Mr. S'ieriff STXITCH, of that City), on
whom were found .a large yuantity.of forged Notes
of the Bank of Leland, and of several Country
Banks. ~. . •

A number of tents have btenerefied in Siephen's
Green, it is said, for the accommodation 'Ot it Park
of Artillery to be stationed there.
The building the Martell°, Towers, for the pro.
teetion of the coast from Bray to D proceed;
with unexampled dispatch ; they are in general
about foity feet in diameter, precisely circular, and
built of hewn granite, closely jointed Some are
already thirty feet high, and exhibit proofs of the
most adinitable masonry ; one has been jost began
at Williamstown, near the Black Rock;. those from.
Dalkcy to'Bray are nearly fiaiThed.
A subscription has been Opened at Edinburgh to
Cornish the pour'ficman Catholics, and others of Ire.
land with Bibles.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin of the Bath Theatre are-
engaged to pelf irm at etow.strect.
Monday_ Thomas Clancy, of Eoniscorthy, who
has been confined for some" tbue in KilMainlians
gaol, Was liberated. on giving bail before Alter.
nun Starner.
A few days ago a-tailor, who had passed his
evening 'at an ale.hotise in the neighbourhood of
Dunmore, returning high its spitir, fell into an ad.'
jacent well, when the change' of elerwnt havint
suddenly condensed site fumes of the he.
contrived to support himself at Che surface of the
water by meant of crevices between the stoner, in
which position he remained the whole night. In
the morning a girl Iravitz hegira to hi ter the
bucket, he cried-out in a I:ehle v. tce, ".let it down
easy ;" terrified at the souud, hieh she coal
only attributeln a supt,rria:ttt'Jl e.ame, she girl g,k.vc
general alartrt, and the. iniserable NOM %c.d4 at
length rescued from anticipated' achitußiJn.

RZETKACT or A 14t7Ttei• rISQ/4

strr. 20.

" Brilliant illuminations and fire works were e*.
laited here last night, in consequence, of Lord
BLANEY's arrival. joy was4n4nifesc in •each cowl.
tenance, and the town altogether exhibited a de.
pee of spiel don; and gaiety seldom equalled,—
Lorilihip I,l\ fi ,ished a most elegant min.
tion ; the colledion of curimities, consis 0(
statues, paintings, C3ilA, varios
Nrts ot the world by his Ilrdship, ate worthy' of
admiration,"