The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-16 00:00:00

t 1 • ... ~ _ • Lt bluest of hie .troops,3tiffere t t : I feel_ infinitely . idebted t o - the wh o l e o f the Officers and Men Ili der my command, for their gallant, steady, okkd pta(se•worthy conduft. I have the honour to en dose a Return of our loss. The wounds receiVed 15 )' the Officers, are, I any sorry to say, severe, but I trust not dangerous. I shall. continue to pursue the Enemy in whatever direaion they may proceed. , I have the honour to be, Sit, • •. '' •:' Your Eicellenny's most obedient humble Servant, (Si g n ed) Jour; Surru, Maj.-Gen. ,Itiip Eix mile s f rom Ufzu lglitir, March 3 , 113 , 5 5 . t,,,i'"of f,...tualtiir /mitt aSion near UjiZteighli 1., /li,iireb2.'i US . ~10141-hilleti, 6 rAnk and file.; Wounded, I Major, 2 wptrais, i Lieutenant, 5 Serjeants, 1 Trumpeter, 26 rank ill l e , I.,,,i),lfit,t,rswounded.—Nlikr Cilrde n and Captain Burke, 29th t utaguoi n ; Cainiiiii orr., arid Lieutenan t -arid Atli'. kaunce, 27th Light Drapaorts. (Siglicd; T. MARTIN, Major of 13 rigade. of, ( Sitieri) 1. GERAIt U. Adjutant -Gettera4 Cariolli, 4 h' C a ft,lin Skhiner's Cori a 01 &d, e:atilt 1 4 ,,,,,, e'vql . 7, on Mc ,td of ALtrch, ,at Iljzaghkr. Privates. "1 Privates. !founded--i ktissalttil, 7 Totai,--t ku3saldar, i t Privates. (Sigh:l (Cigneti) 'T. MA KT IN, NI ajar of Brir,ade. L-11. 1 RIt U, Adj utant . General. 14 E 1 244-COLONEL GERARD, ADJUTANT ' GENEltitt. . ttR . Camp Cntranral, Feb. 27 , r a cs. a re the' honour to acquaint you, for the in. Otiol d i of his Excellency the Commander in Emtio,'' fat I marched from Rampoora on the 5:241 fitZt, and 011 the same evening arrived before on Gotig, 1 Mud Fort, with very high 1 - 44 1 ' h it and 441itch,the gates built up, and remark l ilad re reii (I vt:et'dedi 'the garrison consisted of . , three . • ki th t\v `a 4 T- , : ri, One hundre:d and sixty Seapoys, to ji tti , `',•lloWlers and two howitzers, composed Ak e „ cl ! ta ehment ; but I found the gins tvould !limb t o ' ln Prcision, nor the howitzers comp 'lon at i ' stirk ildeL On the 2-11.It'Irrived. two 12- Nai t t a S bi l,!:nd bY ' th e evening, the breach appeared tithe , 1 , v,,arldt- now marched the storming party' t• ' ' l ien I preferred delaying the assault till "xnlin't. 4 - in ofthe 14 G a ... b ) ,CAlLver, the course • 9ya rt Z, l6 ° . a, &''ot off by lowering themselves done :1bi,,,,, 't then appeared • the breach was prac -i lon/1 . 1 ,• .. t t. A. , , „, i rather oithcult. On the 25th lust. weilta,C,rallient Marched to Currawal, ;a lark . ;7 , 0 1 _ 0 wo, with a number of bastions, four small k ',l hundred - rnen, and iminerOus inhabit ,ill,, , 1 battery of two 12 -pounders and '. d, of tIVIaS 11 ereaed, N t alill tflrCe 111111(11'44 a tl d , e w alls, by filling up one empty turn -4 tht tqleirati.nitonrhoxes- with ,earth, and 'finish-- la 4, ,; •.t with bags of grain ; the two howitzers pon'''X'Pottlider were th 11pla n ted in a different , 1 ._,_ . t. of , . t . 4 ' ono o',l o i."'Z', under the necessity w a iti ng ki on e h„'„, 2 °4 ,of the. next day for ammunition ttl, - ,, ure n a ,d • 4,,,.. , b e , an ~tcelient tire, t• ,44ty Sepoys, when w e 1, de&t• •,, re ' "n 3 by si4 o'clock the ,breach Was the :14 1 11 , 1 ' 44 a inoznent was lost in ('‘ and as , ti soi , ‘,„ tte, entered into the breach, the Poceeding to 1111 4e,4 pl easll uretl by thi India Glair Gate. I feel 4 tcl to it ill, ae knOwlecigini how =eh I was 4,k t t, a ,, , r 1 44. It -,irant,.of the ad regiment of the tvit;Citt:cltorrtYci,ho led the storming party at Cur ciairitter , , tAtt, Alder who caine forward as a 41 ' 1 qs a i'lol;tcriarit Purvis gave me every assist. r • andfor Lieut. it. o Lte op ; 1 4 4 o — ce ce, , • N' ii ison's t h,;,44;,,,,_ . asiou I am greatly obliged. , • The . t „, ) „, .7nated with their usual bravery, and If li' , r • r "Nhec t rah'r I' t x te „4 • Ual courage. I should be proud Cri, ellcY General Lake would notice C0r `40,;(,.."4 and ft r i l'• , - Nagaish .1 s ol): they are Soldiers who e 44/. are not eu theinselVes more than once; and 14 ~. .Banalin of 41 1)aq 2d t wf) brave r or better men in tha 2d Artillery-.. ~,, tum.,,,,k 1 , 4 ti 4 It 1 , 46 . . 1 .: 1 21 gibs ll'aunded at 62th pacel : ti) 'i.e L t d i:, 2' liunnera, '2 Gialandkuzci one badly, 3 ~,1 1 ~r,., liepoyi., 14 4141 (.: I t,v, the Honou r to be, dec. "trtelilN•liON, Captain Commanding. l'ilii. • (Si . ' A trui c , . ir) l4 . ob Pled ) L; , O P3' . , . . (4..4 Y4rtu il;fild I ill. F„. 1. , Ah. L, Urinary Secretary 1,1. 1 ,14( General ,C . l ,isiS tExci:llcary the. Moot Nor* it lii t.: nei I, I. LAWS b EN, Chief Sec. lo the Goy. IS'Upp '"".......„.._. 41":1EArr ' -TO LVDrei 'GAZETTE, birkitCß 25, 1805. • ...,_-... tc)l7 'tRN'gEN i .? CAZErrE EXTRAORDI NARY• ~,11% it ':+LI>LLA,;, mAtt cif 8, 1805.. • . 1 4;: o , St. Ficiienzo, Kedgeree', Feb. 1 7 ,18 ° ~ • ,,l i , le honour to inform }you -oi. naFr 4 • the /,''l th e s, Aii . 1 ' i•ju s ,i„ Ant - cads, after laving proceeded . tlii , 1 - ..ward • . h re ,. tt ti,,, al ,, ui , coo,iequeuee of letter,.. f . 11'4.trtire„,.L1. Ilistint, front the' Chief Seeretaty o , `.4lt,r 44.111411 ' . . 'elms Vessel 1 ; . qprris,tlt.,o,-,, taint; tile of a bliSpt , ~„ dto he— ,,:,,,1i(,c0 ti..,ox viztigavatmi, supposed in the (~:- 4 14 , ',le,lqe Nye:Le; and requesting, . ~ i:''i(ii , 11..4 txcelleney the Governor-Cklierii in ' qt 1.,u' 1 , t „ 1 .w(luld either. proceed toi‘fards that -1 ''l',tll'lvihe, as I raialit eonsider most expe t46, , ...iv,liitl(r c I I) hi' se -. -•ce • I there- I li :. "v4l,Thi .e o, tle u at..qt..ri,i . . ~ t, ,t 4 1 ,, L that Ish 11' tb' ~,,„ , ~;., ~, ou c no e exceeding the h '",q ;„ ') " - t:ri by rqrsning such a course as. I , ".)it-fi, 1 -... L i •k• • s , i:i l a the said N_ ~ tl,„, 1 „ L,R)04,01e or niti.rctp i -4. k 11 4 rl %I`.= bi 4 bOt111(1 t 6 die 'Northward and (1 4 i i . . . 4), -.lt t;.3„ • t1itc:44,3:,,,,,,,,) in!ant, at t:ll,t A. \t. in lat. 1 . 0. .... ii,40,,," 844 it ''' I" , I had tilt satist4Ltion to drsconr ''w )I)chor u -d t ae lald who shortly irj,., ~ . •4er • . J i . , 1,1,411 Y tg.,''‘l and iriade. sail to the southwara i 1 r'tt.v, 4"ted 41 4 - . , • fricrate and the w.. 1 ,,,..,, 0 4.,,„ , . ent. Ai:l3 A , I . ,: d . e,,,4k „T,,tr-ihtly One ships. 1 Collt.laile. I "h tli liql ' e,.',,, 1141 1 1):1St seven P. M. the following l ut'i, r i , er ,(l tZ i b e "' l. nj) , , with the ' sierun:io..st , y . e r s e s e t l o , ~ ,,,i „I c h I , , t he I heti% Country Ship, prize , '''ety t ' ` l glitt,t , L i p t , chc of thirtv-six guns, „.,.‘1 ~c,..'lrilred a , 1 •-- j " . I ' coal. k 4 L ' C:lnt il ' l ' lolly men, *antler ta l e . ft..! tvid;..-aereret, tin:n it-head at a short dis -I,m, I .ief`g the. 11:ticiny had abandoned . the tT . t4 t ch " , ,4 Atidahiptnan. in- charge and 'c0n (1,,7 411 sail .I . e 4fi l't the 'Prigatc, then making off 't,,414)4. 4 toll n 141114,5 past eight •eominenced „ . t,ti , 44 = a t the distance of •thotit half a cable's '4:l,itit,,,k,_4',(,'.rlatiutled ea i , tri ~ i : 4 444 r ~,, . 'Until . 1, .4... very •''', '":4lk i ft ` l4 oar rutunrcr rigtrm,r Hutch -.;. Ili t 'o to r<" hair . '-''* i i ht .' ci ,r ely Patr the same. At MK a g -•,i,,,,i,:q reqrsnliw the contlia i but • just as we were '''''#4 . t 'itht 04 1en t ''k' 'Kir firc‘, an OtEctr froth the ':; , ,,, — t. frat . ) oaril t '''' inform me, that Captain .':(% 11;4111,4 1111,14allity's &Ike for the rums* sing :ti,,t4.4, lui'lteu.c4i though ,lie might have borne 111 ,, T. burii Yti A . .t 4 'we ~ i alltio„,„, , IL, t he ...,(... io. , ' . 'were (.11. fi,,, ~, '‘., Uli , J the i - e of L'Ettuivoque• ; 11.(. ;t!,l' ti . L i u s l i . " l 3 ” an.(l forty men; comman.ded: ~,, "IP, fittt!,,i7 .P'ovett to' be the late Pigeon, •\lliel ' (,11 4: Ily (24ptain liergereto as-a' 1 vessel, flow uailino. very ''woll I 4:, i err. concerned to acquaint you, 4d:tea ler escape ni •the course of the night. • - I beg leave to observe, that the able :support which I received .during the a6tion , from ,Lieute-- rants Dawson, .Collier, and Davies,, Finlayson the Master, and Lieut. Ashniore of the Marines, as well as the rest of the. Ship's Company, who diSPlayed the most gallant 'id spirited sou duet on the occasion, merits thy warmest enco- , rniums. I also feel ,it a duty . incumbent on t n e, .to recommend Mr. Doyle, my First Lieutenant, to your attention, for his meritorious and exemplary behaviour throughout the contest. lam grieved. to relate that Lieutenant,Damison is dangeronSly wouild _ed in the breast with a boarding-pike, while in the atil of boarding. Inclosed I transmit a list of the killed and wounded of His Majesty's ship under my command; also of the late French National Frigate La Psych. . . I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient humble servant, „ • 11. LAMBERT. To Peter Rainier, Esq. Vice-Admiral oftlic Red, and Commander Chief, .64c.. List of Killed and ;Pounded in His Illajesiy's S5l , St. Horeirzo; Mr. Christopher H. Lescoy, Midshipman, 3 Seamen, .15runimer, ami.z Niarities, killed Total 12 Lieut. Dawson, Mr. Finlayann, Master, Lieut. Ashmore, of the Marines, Mr. Martingle, Midshipman, 3o Seamen, awl 2 Marines, wcninded. —Total 35. • List o/ Killed aid lAtiteditt M the late French Frigette Ptychi. • Ilk Second CAptiiiii, 2 Lieutenants ' 54. Seaman 'and' Sol diets, killed.--Total 57. • Officers and Seamen, wounded; 7so. N. B.—Total number vkktuAlled onboard the St. F.iorenzo • on the day of aefion 253, of which 3 were. Pilots. _ MAILS., Aaßlvzo- 7 4 . Dublin, !. Waterford. . . . P t< 1 C... 1:. ' ; . ST,()CKS . TIIIS DAY AT TWILVt O'CLOCK.' consnls . 57 ii t Red. Ann. 58 . .t- I o:ntliuM 2i 2 THE. SUN• 30 1 1 , M gifts rALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1805. I t is with 'th`e most. serious concern that we feel. :oursclve obliged to state, that the Combine(' Fle:ts have at length succeeded. In getting into It .appears that they were joined at •sei . bi Some of -the Vessels that were cruizing for that pur pose ; and -that being , so reinforced, they stood in for Ferrol.. :It is said that Adiniral C4LDER, has joined the Fleet under Admiral. COnsWAL us. We do not (eel ourselves warranted at pre- sent in making any comments upon an event, which must so completely disappoint the hopes of the Nation, because it would be iiiiberal and unjust to Censure an Officer until he has had an opp6rtunity of explaining his condua. But while we abitain from any observations that can in any degree imply ceninre, we may' be permitted to express our deep regret that ,thr Enemy have been, fortunate enough, notwithstanding the excellent dispo.itions made by the Atirniralty, to get into port with "S(), little loss. It is said that the Combinec.'.'6orce now in Ferrol amounts to near Thirty-s6t-:: of the Line. . , 'Me Hero, Captain GAttnNEtt, which arrived at Portsmouth yeiterday, brought home. the ziboveinJ telligence.—No accounts have been received from Lord NEtioNt. , THE Packet from Bengal, last from St. Helena, whose arrival at Dartmouth \Ve announced yesterday, was the Belle, which has brought Dispatches of the greatest importance, We arc sorry to announce, that the Troops under the command of General Lord LIKE had been unsuccessfill in five assaults upon the Fortress of Bhurtpore, having been repulsed in each with considerable loss. The number of killed wounded, and missing, amongst our European and Native Troop - s, is estimated at 3000 :nen, 'nein:ling 105 Offic:crs. It appears, however, that there was little doubt of the Fortress ultimately falling into Our hands. HOLKA.II was so convinced of this, that it is stated Ire proposed Conditions of Peace, Which were, that he should pay all the expences of the War, and give besides three lacks of rupees to be disiribtited amongst the Troops. These propo sals were, however,: rejeaed by the Governor- General, who instrn&ed the Commander in Chief to accept of nothing less than an unconditional surrender. It is further stated, that Houtmt, who had with him in the Fortress his Family and his Treasure, had, in consequence, declared his deter mination of blowing up the whole place - shOuld our Army obtain a footing there. Previous, however, to the departure of the Packet, a new Negotiation is said to have commenced; several Vakeels had passed, and it was supposed that sonic kind of Treaty would at lene;th be concluded. It is indeed reported; that the Dipatcht:s to the Court of Direftors, which reache l Town this =M.-, ing, contain intelligence e ither of the actual termi nation of the War in India, or that there was every probability of its being speedily brought to a conclu sion : but with respect to these reports, we are un able at present to speak with any degree of certainty. The Official Accounts of the assaults upon Bur pore will be found in our preceding Columns ; there appears, however, a chasm in the Dispatches from Lord LAKE, which we must wait for further accounts to fill up. 'There is also an official statement of the very gallant ataion fought between Llis Majesty's Ship St, 1 oronz9 and the 'Psyche Feench Frigate, te,a, RA we stated yegerday, in the mpture of.the tatter, after the .on hal and twenty Thelus:i . on our v-a, 48 tIII e d and,wour.ded, .and on tlie,lpit of the Enel one hundred and twenty-sevren. . lresterclay was announced at the East India House the arrival of the Belle hicket, Capt. FoGGo, which left Bengal Ist April, and St. Helena 29t11 J 1.111%!. The following Ships were at St. Helena: - 31.1140 S SUIPS. Trident, Admiral Rat sit ga , , Nlediator, 7-------- SHIPS nostsv.rnito acetyl). Cirenc6ter; Rasta rstin Bengal', C u Nilo x Marquis Ely, HANNAY ASiI,TRRMRN 14 !RR Canton, Loana NG TON WaltharliatOW, NPI. f.O 0 G WWII. DRUMMOND E. St Vnscent, SAraesoN \Vinchelsea, CAM raz LL M. %Vellesley, LB Ilt.A.Ne • Walmtr Castle, - Hutto L.' Castierea, RORK '. - rsoN Thames, SKifrer ow z. . Sir W. Benstey, k nonZ. Marchioness of Exeter, Nast' Experiment, C Amt. aF. Lt. Lady lane Duntlas, Ltunittsr Alexander, FR A N ei. is Lord Nelson, -- . Fame, liAanta Dovtr Castle, Rtcnaß OSON Sovereign, --. Lady flutes, Sw t 1..1 TON ls,lonarco, Ila wAs slurs ourwaßo.HouNo. •• • , Calcutta, Capt. lt Louts ‘Varren Hastings, LA A Y.INS PllaelliX, It AMSDEN The Belle saW a Fleet off the Cape, supposed to, be the - second China Fleet. , • YASSENGERB PER 8“.1.1. PACKET.*-MissAugusta Make -I<ni, Mr. Arthur Hope, Mr. K. Wrii. Mr. Walker.' Admiral rtAtt , trttrearrived at St.llelena, with fifteen Ships from Betr,al, ]`. ras; and Butubay. The Bel , iond'Freneh Prive:cer had, after a two months, eruize off St. ffelena, captured two Whalers, the erzw Of one (the - Captain and CO men) . she had sent to.th- Island in two Whale Beats. The ilLyliatt . »• went oilcan a cruize for her for seven or eight days, but unfortunately did not'Meet with'her. IC is sup- , posed she had got intelligence of her artivtd. Admiral P.An4tErs intended to sail Tor ling•iond as MOD ,as the second'cliviSion. of the China Fleet ar rived; which teas seen 'by • the Belli , . Packet °if the Cape, -- undcr . convoy of a, Man of War; suppoicd to be the Athenienn?, Capt.' EA Y E M A N. We are sorry to say that LOrd CASTLimr.Aott has not succeeded in securing his Elettion for Down - shire. _ . The Mkt: of YORK set off about three o'clOck yesterday evenint , ': for :his seat. at Oatlands, where the DucirEsS of YORK gives a Grand this af ternoon, in loneur of his Birth-day. • The Dut:: of GLoucEsi•Ln, we are sorry to learn, was much worse;` yesterday evening. - • The buke and Dutchess of Sr. ALB As's and Miss MANNERS are expeaed at Brighton this week. - Lady HANtii•tos has given a la at Southend, width was attended by the greatest part, if not all' the fashionables of the place. Lord and Lady SOUTH A MrisaN are expeaed in town to-morrow, from his Lordship's scat in Hants, for her Ladyship's accouchement; which is 110114 ex- petted. 'The Earl and Countess of Oxiotaan left Thomas's Hotel, Borkeley-sqUare, yesterday, for • his Lord ship's seat, in Hereford Shire.. • THE IVIARAUIS • O 1 BUCKINGHAM'S FETE.—His Royal Highness the 'Part4cs of WArs loft town yesterday morning for Stowe, the seat of the Mar quiS of BuerciN Am . en, and, .expeeted to arrive there` to' dinner. Amon the txt'rty united to meet His Royal . Highness are the Eall and Countess of CHESTERFIELD, „Lord and Lady emiYSFORT, 11,01'd SOU THA M PTO , Sir VV. A1:1. VV NN Fos', and Mr. WINDHAM. The two new Lodges on the roal from Buckingham 'town, 'leading to his' Lordship's house, will be most splendidly , illuminated this evening : the grand' obelisk in the Palk will also be illuminated with festoons of variegated lamps. In the centre of, the front of the house will be a blazing star, conSistingof nearly 4000 variegated lamps. To morrow, previous to the Duke of GRAPTOI.I'S elegant De eiine, , his Grace's fox-hounds are to be:turned out. 'His Royal Highness and most of the Sporting Visitors at the Marquis's, are expected to join in the chace. The, Monitettr, we find, has the impudence to de scribe M. Novesit.TzoPr's late Note: to the: Prus biall Minister as, false and Illing. is gene rally much :e.asier than relatatnin ; hat. it is. tome what curious that though the Illimitenr has attempt • ed to ariwer that Note, yet it' has not dared, by in serting.:it, to submit it to the . tinbiascd jodgineut the French Nation, -which, of courso, can kno,v no thing of it but through the medium of niireprt sentation and abuSe. A large shark having freqtiontly irmle its appear ance at'varions places on the Co:m of liuldtirtwsq, much to the alarm of sevcral of the inhabitant's, - it BOat with five or six men was On Sunday se!nnight sent off'from Aldborough to endezm ur to destroy it. The monster; on' 'observing the ropl.' on board, made towards them with the gi.z:?.to:t velocity; and commenced a most ferceiohs attack, dining which it received fr deep stab frorn a hly-lurk, with which one ~of the party V,zl:i arnica. On !hiding itself wounded, it retreated to a ditalico, and, a . few Minutes had elapsed, leturno.l to t]w littaelt with re doubled fury, sl 7 narg.ng at people, and striking at the Boat in a most astonishing manner, placing it iu the most imminent danger of tipgx ; after a short hnt severe rencontre, which it received eve- ral wounds, some of which were supposed mOrtal,' the party succeeded in forcing it to reircat. to a dis tance, where it was observed to roll about in all the 4ony of pain, when it suddenly disappeared, and has, not since been s,>en. 'ORNS SCOTTISIi .B .nn.--- foll:Awing cir cumstance has occurred r.espeding this extraordinary votary of the inspired . it had lately.cOme to the knowledge of Mc. Alderman SILT, London, that 13T/it:IS had left two dzia4Titers, ir'o.turai children, who have not hitherto benefited by the liberality , at. the Public to their tathei's fanlily, which induced that Gentleman, whoic a&ive benevo. , lence in behalf of this family is well knJwn i to re- new a subscription among t friends for making a small provision for these dc..titute girls. The Subsaiptions have amounted to 31 Is. at the head . of which is . fifty guineas froM WILLIAM FAIRLIE, Es q., Calcutta. With this sum 3231. haS been purchased in the Reduced 3 per Cents. , which added to that already purcba!;ed ' the sante fund, and together standing in the name of the Provost and B,tillic s of the Town of Ayr, melees at total of i 9001 of which 8001.' is to be appropTiat...!fl to the use of Itirs...fluaNs'and her thtee"sans, uaid 001. to the use tai tine two girls ; one moiety pay.ible to eiteli on marriage, or On `alt tilting the ilge of ; and in the (..ither of thetndyirG ailder these periCcls - , I,liis moiety clue to kr to go to the survivor. : f ' 17 AV AL ..17 PV . , PLYMOUTH - , 4TIG. the of l'oppen - burg 7 ).,,t.",.:apt N. NV Iwots,,,laden bra;aiy, from Cii.u3nte, bmind tea London, detained by the Hero Privateer, -of . Guernsey ; sloe is since released, and haii.proceeded on her voyage.,--=_lt the Nemunqs, Capt. EVENS i from Bayonne, bOtinct to Tonningen,laricn with brandy and wine, detained' by the Lady Wilricn armed Ship. . The Pigrnq Cutter, of 12 guns, ,:eoturnanded by Lieutenant W. SMITH, (2d) ran onshore on Friday, laSt, in turning out of, the naibdur, at Jersey, and is entirely lo3t.—Crew . saved. YARMOUTH. AWL 15$—Admiralnussrt:s drop, consisting of thc: fello\ving Ships, viz.: Arqjrstic, Elq•kant, .I?tiby, Stately, Alamant, nit 3 Antelope, arrive(' here this morning fto:n a crtlize the Tito o.lts.vaid.batind Baltic Flea thisyllorn itig under CGlll,'?o' ; .the Aaelpii; ;trilled joined hereby the Ships as pei List. . • . -• PORTSMOUTH, AUG. I.s.—The .I.llo'nette, of 50 guns, With the Britannia, Ea plitat:, artJ North ).!,ri- Indi.un,‘a had this mooing weighed anehor, in order to - put In 3 but the w:ad getting rod to the Westward . , has caused them. to CO= to anchor again. Arrived the Ceres HILLS, from Jersey- Pene lope Frigate, and Stea d ; tht LNG, frorn.a ' Cruize. His Majesty's Ship Diomede is tuirnooring, and tiviil take the f9llowing Transports, viz. the' .1 14)c., Com merce, Lfere, and live, under Convoy for • COrk. I/air Jam 7, p. arrived His Majesty's Shipliero 474. g:tins,'Oal)tari ( M:1)N from Sir Roßwr CALDER, with hillnnlatUi that the Coin bined fleet had got .int..) Ferrol, they consist, xrith these that were lying iii that pert, ttrtd. with they Nvet.e join f 3 jointed by at sea, o 7 Sail (~,f the Li Sir Itoßutyr CALDr.n has joizied Lurd Cortu off Brest. TiA.rtwicg,, AUG. ' 1 s.—The Auckbrnd Packet, HAmmoNn, and the Lady Mulcts, FLlts, sailed this morning at eight o'clock; the former with the Got tcnburgh Ma of the 13th inst. and the latter ith the Hamburgh Mail of the same !late. There :era three Packets in port waitintheir turn of duty. DEAL, AVG. yesterday evening ral outward-bound Vessels to the WeAwarcl.—This morning sailed through the Downs fur the River, the Beile Packet, from Bengal.—Arrived the Calais Squadron*, under command of the Ariadne Frigate, Hon. Captain Kind, and renr.:in in the Downs ;vial the Ships as per last. A very sinTalar, fracas_ occurred last night at the Haymarket. Theatre. Mr. DOW TON, a VCry crviq chavaftei . , both privately and profeis:onally, conceivea, from the great 51.k0,53 of the Burcetta of " 'Ara Tkung)," that the revival . " 75e 'r,;.iteers," for his benefit, would prove a souce of entertainment to the town, and emolument to himself: The piece was written by the laughter-loving FoOTR, With an intention of :ridiculing ,the nomba.it of' the Buskin; and to 'render the elk& mare lullerouS, the prin cipal 5ce;‘,....5 itx our favourite Tra.redies were parodied 1.4i40r..i.: After it wan atitt, , uncell, Doonot; received upwards of 50 'etters, o!rw; of which we give as under 44 SIN, tßos i We Umierst.o. , l you have Chos.:n a Artcrti*.c ro icon.. delize the Trick , :old 11 you Ics rsrii ice t, I t is tikdy to he • Attcodt - Al with Bid coorequoirri. theteforr I w,itt...l Ad• vise you to Witli(tratv It, Lwri s,.llt4'tote Some Outer, and .you may dCpend on a 1. till 1104 w. Your Humble Srrvant, " A TA vi.oK& errizEN tr To Mr. Dowton Noy Chat i»g-C rvis," lair: ON, 1 011SvgIlL,)11-4: . , t• • • lIAJS, at.l3ow-stiezt, who very I the, combination, and provided a p:,. ~, 1 public • security, botli of the Gil : a Poo,. iFi ttital'V. .able numb r of parsons (Sti>ilut. 70u), n,c: 'lors, were waiting to gain admiaanbe to the tre, at the , of the doors. They went info I.he although whom understood to be 'Masters, tool: their s: i in tho Pit. The utipostuoise and conflision prevailed in the House until `nine o'clock, as tin rioters. would not suffer a .syllable to be heard.. Mr, P.kLIVIEn appeared before the audience to requoSf. the.cause of their dis approbation, bUt he was hissed off,. as vas also Mr.' , EhtaSTOti. Mr: DOW'roN at length Made his appearanCe, and assured the audience their wishes should be Com plied with., and written bills were diStributcd th ron? - ,h every part of the' Rouse, stating, that The was withdrawn, and The Tillage La,!tyjer firths' tuted in' its Stead. Thia" had not the desired effea; al though the same was In.ide known without 'the Th ! ,.itre, and 1%.1r.. DOWl'ox again made hifi appear 'ince before the Awlienee, when a penknife Was thrown at him trent the Galleriei, and he olitvcd reward 'Of vol. for the apprehendon of he offender. IVIr.,GILHAM, the Magistrate, had by this time arrived ;. and the rioters were assailed by T aa h ,ni ln i s d o e l Findl) .o G th i 4 g s P , r' they C l o s ir b s e l tr o a l l - the of the Theatre ,riit-fe .into custody. This, with the arrival of a Detachineat of iheljerse , Guards from , Whitehall, damped the spi rits of the oifenders, and about f i f ty o f them were conveyed away in coache: t . oppe,,, the pw: age to the 4-considerable 'moh Theatre, iind the guards were ordered to keep order in the streets, while Constables were at.e I* d p ii ferent parts of the house.- The Atter-piece Catherine and I'arlcch;o was then performed, (hiring-which the majority of the audience often calleil for 77ie. they 'were assured by the Managers they shonid be gratl fie,L provided the Scene with the Tailor 41 the thiit was then i u tin tcl hot create distorb.ince anew.. The finished, all was anxicty for anotly.yr aiteroi, aatl 'le Tadors, and tilt` citrtjit . t cirawn up, F.!;re;iter contilsion was ile,ver ne:;:id in ati) , Theatre. 14)wl voeiterations of every aud a Veil' strong oppc)sition arin Out the Cowitables were so site a i e d s : l iat , V , Wi t ty ottortt were now taken into ciiutiy.tv . „ the Pie e'. finished tolerably poaceaby. We do not hear of any material. accident havivg, happened, and the ,conthe of the Manageis eta this occasion retiotht on thernthe higher credit.