The Sun. — 1805-11-09 (London, England)

ARTII47.It  THE important and interesting events respeaing our naval triumplsrand our • national loss. in the ilfeelings ss :raLsothe7l,as-hr tehsreoentudcayks,abishoarb:dwethbeapdubuloiet anof ouroppounrturonrwirynoaftetuguinngtroyumraanttwenhtolo.nbatos dece fe ate fallen a vie.im to the barbarity of a Foreign Usurper From all tbo accounts which have yet transpired re. SP.eaing the death of .Captain WRIGHT, and from the known disposition of the present French ,Government, the world at large is warranted in bedlieegreeving that he suffered- the fate of Piontotw. The character of Capt. WitH fGT renders it in the highest intprObable that he could have been-driven to the desperate ata .of 'suicide. He knew,that he should not be forgotten. by thelritish Ministry, and that they would use all praCtical means to obtain his But the very staternent•of his death is strongly calculated to excite .suspieion, independently nf other considerations.—He is mentioned as the Oif• cer who brought " GBORGES and other Conspirators back to Franee,"::as if by implication to afford reason for not treating Maas a Prisoner of W,ar. It is well ktnowil too that: the•french Governineat attelni;w4 to bring 'yWri clap Cg}taiti .to .s.. trial, which would certainly.have terminated..in .conviaion deatb' like the murder:of the unfortunate Duke IONaU G Mr' But,,,nothing. could; whake the ftrinness of Ca rain WaiGHT, and even the slavish 'Pools of the Usurper felt themselves obliged to abandon the vile expedient • of attempting tatredt a Prisoner a War like a SPY or a Traitor: '* The rancorous Mind of the oi CorSicaa no doubt 0$ burning with vengeance against Captain Waiq for • being' at all itiStruinenfil the etum of of the ,GEORGES; a real Patriot,- and a loyif Shbjea. yightful TVlOnarclf, Whoiti ihrone' the Coriican.l4o ' .usurped, and whose fhencls might '.have !oath, anted to drag him from the. sleet: of tisurp46 to 011. But it :Yvq_,.also.- a .tuatter''':O( great intl'olt' the 'Usurper` to: ciepry g this Coentry. opc of it. distinguished Officers, who ,hal often erredcForniFrance.; braveryaily . said,su h nano do: su.kifty.ajtt,t.iwtea.s.e ofnici:e9iy. gthavate!lol;werpsiiiii. vsuifer.. to. escape. A.e.eordinglY, it h to.histh attooonllls tiosfraetbtriricnatfer q•ol:l•Tiracio against iris Which afforded a pretext for anew arrangement ipeefing Prisoners, and they .were, parated from each other, and doomed to solitary person fin•ement, Hence it was an eisfniatter td dspiclt f: any of theta knoWieirge or the rest. Was pretended that the.plart,of. the Conspirael haft was of ai:arieljtcr(!ior:rtujaerr?°l:eiej.)li concealed %Atkin • the 'lining a hat, •Which Scut to one of the more distinguished Prisoners. mi 4cd, end the pro' OinfiNivila6sd, at oPuteced d3e11.14d164.,' It marreatlily be,concluded that Captain Wato." wt)llict he- iMplleated in the Plot, and" therefore he W°u* bV the first herbal-00.e As to theototive assigned tier the supposed destniction of:Capt. WaIGUT,' it is tooconterap!v; feY notice. It would be' absurd indeed td th 141.0, that the defeat •of the Austrians,Wald 1)2°11 ) if duced such an etleit.i -uPon hiS''mind, eve", the intelligence had been cOnveyed`,to ilia? OW the : a less suspicious channel than that of nitor. Whether the French ,Goverarnent °,14, think proper, as in the case of PiellEo37, to pur°, fish a ProaS Verbal on the death of. Cape' is a mus atte, of .little consequence. Stich a PIA, Alice, tion would be mete inochery of law anO,i, The melancholy is, that we have lost al all°l e°l:o'd b, lent Officer, .a loyal subject, and worth! that he .had the rniSfortUde of riot falling hntl°llti in the service. of his Country, bat tbe Usurper,' -who m's see' resolved to form his cha n he 01" to esttlblish his Govertugh, uPA-- • systeta.of en Asiatic Despot:,  ___................,-,...........,....., An:•''''''''''''''.'-' - • ' ' Oval incredible cptrivisniatlfor the War. novi ' ..v•iir lit-13.1r40, Sinai tlo.pettiialliti of AniPach •0135 cot, ,t,,lt"";, ',l;l4;"sinee,: the ,l‘ing'S determination; scot, .4..1101),- ourtV \pat gie4ear,:hft.iong Allies,gitWogest bees sions.to, Will', and in foour of the Wive „tit acceptable at the Theatres. - Two Songs" 00 ',, this Widen," De' Krieg, der Isr:rieg ..q .gla ' 0 .‘ /kar, liitr is good !"...the other w ith i, a. Cher 1. implSino ,that it ut.good. to fight,- hot for I'l„,; alpp'e,. Gut agan'st the .C.O*DitoN" ESPLY of ali %Oil MANY, have been lately sang again and-agoi". ev:010 igh, with exCessive applause.- and rapt Ore, thw' audience atandi .d ' )'t "ng in the Chords. ug up, Jll it 111 ~ 4, -Sir-SIDwaY Si- oil has .repaid Commodore 11010:„ in his own coin. Oil Thursday he ,sent- a , Colic), over to, .the French eVISt with the -lextraordioarY . Gazette, containing the news of the Y'it.torf ovcr!l°.4' Combined Squadron. -He 'apologized. for forsal,lll it by a Boat, baying no -0/10 011 'boarcli remaric_o_,„ " that, the last Molar! Truce he -sent in, the 011lco Pusnant to was very honourab/y:detained.." ‘ ' ~ ready 1 ed by the Admiralty, there are always .Shipesore.9 _i_t replace, at' the first nOtice, any a le. V ri,,,,.....""0re the' adiVe. and judicious sys:tem acloto may be damaged hy storm-or in hatt:__-7.,,,rinedie, now ten "Sail of the- Line - re.atly to reeliti,:u_el-re die ately any of the disabled Ships, arid orders wut to so patched by the telegraph, p: t.liel.ll. ;°NY4Ollt. loss oftinic , • .....-