The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-22 00:00:00

1 i Tate oet ath the )0. , - eameetted plan to identify tDe head cf the PARTE Funii , With the SupretnacY of the Catholic Church, as the real POPE., 130NAtiAtt.r. e, will in that Cue be at Rome .either in perum cr by substitute, whilst the nomin:./ and degraded Pontiff will vege tate At Avignon, Many of our Rfeaderg will pro. I)ably tecellea that, a few centuries back, when two rival Popes anathematized each other,and when all Europe was agitated by their disputes, one of them resided at Runic and the other at Avignon. Be tween, however, the real Pope and his shadow, no Stith contests can reasonably be expefted, This Ilojelt of ButsaPAßTa's is undoubtedly connefted with those yilEt plans whiLh, have been ditlated by his ambition, and which include in tbeir'conTletion ,the entire sohjvtion o f E urope , if t h at can ever be iffreied by intrigue or fop menace, by force, or by Nix!, T he Per of Algiers is said to be on the point of !relating War against Spain. • ~.... to :a ,t, !I) l e J a ~~ Q s S unda ........611•Mamar y tit It M DM A* ..' complete d 62d her Y ea r. The ninrning way ushered i n wi t h ringing of hells at Windso r ; i n the course of the day t he 1 )1 ' 4 " of WsLy.s, and the w h o l e o f t h e R OYAL :"M ILY. p i i.l t l ae i r respens to ilea MAjusTY. The celihration of the day, on account of its 113 1'- r,,, ni N (Jo a Sunday , wils deferred till M on d a y, 0741c(4' it + vat ulher ve d w i t h great splendour by a ii . : 11 ` 11 ; cOrltis t i n t, o f the Oratoria of Ath a li a , a Were ' i ;ma S upper. Ab out 400 cards of invitation . , I "Ptlf ht. C,drinel DRNIR"W, by c'mMand AF TH Int Pon y M it klAjit&Ti rt... During the day the corn. ePniiniel t o arrive from London, and va. ~i ' n u! Patti 0 1 the country. A sumptuous din. ' t er was prnvided at the Itqwries' tables for , 1 : 1 4 1 co s who arrived to' the morning . At e t "'n W 45 in a hnstle during the, whole den.. ..itni lt -' e en b'clock the company began to arrive, . e bbed in earaiNe, travelled dr., sse d, from 4 distance ; 1 4 1 t er : who hail previously arriv e d in th e town f earne ty, 44l4fic h 3 lts. On e;ich sid e of the grand stair.cace , L p of the'R n -- `l 4 Horse (latards were stationed in ;o'l'4 fuai uniform, . (.)1 the company .rtting to the i itl'a:tf, the th•tv-were usheleat into the Royal roih•olleitts b y Hi m m ,jesty,, p ages, i n a new uni.. • o f t i l latelY ordered bv Ili t. May EsTY, in imitation b efore '''':urti"g Windsor ttnifortn. Aboat a 99'" 1 " t h e i ° !tle T N la lit MAJEFTI RS, the PILINCEs.ms, Lilt ;Itaii:vellss of WALL s, the DUC lit Ess of Yo It K t, --- r eitni SOr. f! I A of GIOUCR3TFR, thie acct!titan,! , (3 ,.,„' YORK, CoNIII 6lt LANn, KENT. Sus. ift:""" CAt4II34IDGIt, entered the ball.room ; and, trl lti r tl 4lll M AlksTivs 114(1 in the most affable tiitheee,l"nyttsed With their guekts, the hall corn., iti N , 141 % M4 l F. sTy , itccavitsp ittied by the . At if , - ," 3 nf W ALEs, the Pit INCESsEs AUGUSTA and trhi o " w ^ , ttrited into th e i r late private Chapel,n o se „ p a' ( r ec d op i n a teinporarynn inner for the ,„'::' 111 rn t ranee 4 ills MAJESTY the v 0,,, , I '„' of iitkaiia commer e.t.d. The orchestra NI ~.e"tli over the altar. A i k„,,,7 1 45 fi tted k 1 up :or the ROYAL FAMTLY. Saes.' b.tx at the opposite 1, 44 l 'a on each tile were provideil for t 1, ,.. cam: fur, The itn Officers of th e Win t h or Volunteer .1 GtAi eni v '' n " pr:wnt and also 114 of the young °I bon Cillege. 4°14 ilk, 441 Nri,., -.° "'clock the dancing . ceased , when the linyALirretited to a most sumptuous supper. The , Il ble 4 J I AMI LY supped in St. George's liall, -- at a 11 n 'i the 04 le w hole one, which ,was laid for sixteen. riveted with the pl ate was gold. TwO large stools, 1 '4 4 ;11h crimson velvet, were provided for l otlpt qa ,„ 4-1 , TI as' fee l . Their' table was upon a littps hie(leVidttotrn, covered with green cloth, 2 4 '1! 41- 11 : ta lha „ 4 the room. Two tables on each three -rlutlien:f...ilit, one acernivntgliiied seventy.six, gsnt ro ler.aeyenty.iaeven. lo the' .• i i I -- _e•adj , rt tag e e tv,,, 1 '4l, called the Ki tg's Guard Chambers 'l,. () ng tahl es . 1 • I i bolt! • 1 ' ' each , a., or„,ssere , dill to eig Ity-x • ) t , Q, O *" . in.ents upon these and the lung tables in lati'petel.e 11,11:111 Were thole that . were used at. the 1 1 / unde,,,,t) ~ 11` 1 11 wore but have since been obliged__ t i pta ge '•1 vSansider‘thle repairs, on acciamt of. the l i'eltt when 'Y, susr.;liFit!A .1)y s , 'illi . rain getting ml) I. l ' tt,11,,1e 04', li'l.'!_ynore, 'Floe ground work; i"r , l ittll ~,,, 03 the oroatn,!.:its consilte:l of various co. h ad ilev,, e 4 ''' ll ' l4 3 . 'ing Cie tnAst beauttl . 9l and fin. i 'lti th e ..., 3, enthiernatirli of the occasion ;. they ~ 'titasvinio'll lt;:4;o16, of very line and high 61oured• „ 14 f)10,, i '' le "' touch would de faCe thetn. at ti', lie th,,,vtt)')arttitt atta svltieh the sand was.displayed; ~!,(tAti,,n,,,43,Fillk`e'ls, ,artifiCial almonsis, &t",'• fur My er wo ' ) ,;1111e-rooots and tables were lighted . flat feel!ho'l. , the candles were fried in the. fittr , the s . ,ofulio,i.tori":,, i't!.011,,,,1tt from:l-hoover, and,,wi tit. II: t • Th e ,il I ,; ( nti rst'ot 1 43. to •liold two eand IC3 tft (:teca3ici, .., t " ) gl 4 niti tables were used upon ' tfil 'Atibl i 16 w hole had the moat brilliant ;; 'l4 tin g ° e t ' nl'lle 'desert was caucus:ly delicious, 1,:lr'll li,„ato_lr'es. melon a, pranClies, nenarines, .. ih t ' 11. A u,crs.lesi currants, cherrieS and straw. . i I _, T., ! Olt was lii I ' Is • si 4 i i , 1' 1.41( 11 ,i ii :tln 1 $ ARSON'S Corner for A I *et, , rla• Every thing was..cold. ' Na • i rt tr ,, - Ano vve i t I 1),, , t ti lt ~, .t incm,, ii„,'::;.(4.41,1 'l'll44lolrd personages we noticed tict.(4.e,-(;%llcattfi,rt, iind R I 1- 1 4,, 4.11(1 r"oni INlFind, I.)-t:gter ditto, Iseprthum. t!_kaa atiat 'f. .pri, 1 ., 1 -11,„ 1 ,' t , , arthofougli. , ~. 4. 4 \yholnvashitt ' Intord, Salisbury, Staflord, Aber -4,/,,3 ilt,(l. 4titt tlirce daughters, Watertbrd, and 'er,"‘'fis 1 • kv -,, rok t , ' •!Yleskii h,, Vi. il itllel.' , La, '"''cles6,;l,l, Chatham, i Ichelite,r, (4t'cittilit era, w e ' I. ~ Ktrrington. Dartmouth, Uxbridge,. -• i.711.r0.r,,,:-.Nlerto,::,'"Vii:l, Talbot. Aboyne and l'aulctt. / :4at ii.::t I,titillarocktvi+tve, i:osi.•‘(!t(sotire:\siCalstleireagltt. datioi_ ),,Itl.t lissek.%,AYkshtlrY, t woNli:etelgel4,lhelilwin, 1I - - 4.,.".ei 4,,ic'tt4, 44r,iligt:in, Cardigan, Uxbridge, '.lalboT, '4l4lr4vtir:(o-11vnne", C. tolni t r, Spencer. two Cecils, /14,:r?it, e.lV:"cY3si'aiiiett :qouti,oineryC.Stewart, ' '''"' SS A. ( "e:tii9Froe, Cal tilurpe, S . P.ittleit, C. So. ': (Ail,tllitt, r ,i T it . Mtg. I 1) , il l , , (1,, t,i"l/1v,v,t,(,,,,41:, St. Helen's, . Mtokrive, Arden, 41/it'.l,—../,'•`4ltle, I, i ,' r t.t. 4, 4, 44 do h „ d I aruy, aite. Aldo ( ers • 'bit, ',7rre e . retail:nit. ' • & ... I - 4 , 4 11, 4 ,, t , c t s.. 1 ) i 'l tl . !)last tW o w i . • rilit 1 -- ev e , ; ' --- 441411;170$. tWo Court:tem W. liiittly i ll s ON fow • ;. . Intl titumind. ll.ol , WiriOtor was roust 1 1 0 , '`'' wt, ‘ttl. .th 4 "d i fluent 'lt it pai r 11. huw. tit " '''l bY . patties- of. the. Light tett p,,truie. N Ark il ii Isl' W,§:. the LONDON GfizEi•rEi- May Admiralt . y.Ofie, May 2 I I SOS. Copv ‘ of a Letter front the Right Hon. Lord Keith, K. 13. Adinirdl of the Illue,`Sei. to William Marsden, Esq. dated otf Ramsgate, the 19th instant. SIR, I transmit, for their Lordships' inforniation, a Letter which I have received from Captain j4ekson, of Ells Majesty's Sloop the IVlusquito, acquainting me with the Capture of two of the Enemy's small 'Privateers. - I have the Honour to be, &c, KEITH. His Majesty's Sloop Mosquito, NorthYarmouth Roads, April 14, iSos. • MY LORD, I be g LO acquaint you, for the informa tion of the Lards Commissioners of the Admiralty, that on the lath inst. Scarbro' West thirteen miles, three Sail were discovered in the Oiling; two of them firing guns, apparently to bring. to the third. I imme. stately made sail in entice of them. The first I came up with %vas a Sloop from Guernsey, with a cargo of contraband goods, who informed me that the other two were• French Privateers ; no time was lost in making all sail after them, and though night was setting in, 1 am happy to say we succeeded la capturing the first about twelve` o'clock, and ;the other shortly after daylight the next morning ; they proved to be the Orestes and Pylades, Dutch.built koffs, fitted out as a deception, with a French Commission, : but generally ,under Prussian co. lours, commanded by Citizens Weppertnan , and Cavin, eazli armed with a 24. pound carronade, 6 swivels, a - considerable number of small arms, and manned with thirty..lhree men : this is their first cruiv. ; they have been at sea three weeks, but owing to the bad weather have , made no captures. By their charts I find their views were diretted chiefly against the trade on the Coast et Scotland, and might' have done a great deal of mischief, as no one would have suspected them of being Privateers. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Admiral Lord Keith, h.. h.- Asc. &c. S. JACKSON. Copy of a Letter from the. Hon. Rcar.Admiral Cochranc4 Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships,and at the Lei yard 'lilallth, to William Mariden, Esq. dated at liarbadoes, the stit of Apiil, atis. • • 6111, I herewith enclose you, for the information of the Lords C9tnistissioners of the Admiralty, a CoPy of 'a Letter I have received 'from Capt. Colby, of His Majesty's Ship Eagle, of. his having captuteil the Empereur Wrench Privateer. She is a remarkable fast sailing vessel, and appears well -calculated to cruize in these Seas against the Enemy's Privateers, which are very-numerous'. I 8111, &c. ' ALEX. COCHRANE. His Majesty's Ship Eagle, Carlisle . Bity, April 3, aos. 51g, I have the Honour to inform you,that the Schooner I parted company from the Stratlrm by signal last evening to chace r l Game up with and captured at mid. night ; she proved to be the Etnpereur Privateer, be. longing to Guadalonpe.; she is a very fine. vessel ~f her .description, coppeted, and sails well, is 160 tons, mounts - 14. six: pounders, and had on board 8a men ; has .been 46 lays at sea, but [ltalie no captures. • I have the. Honour, Sce. (Signed) DAVID 'COLBY. _ . . • To the Honourable' Alexander i:ochrane, RCM: Admiral the 131ue, ttcc. Dovra,VAT 2o.—L4st rkight, until dark, there was a continued firing from the French shore : the weather being very fine, and nearly calm; it was heard very distinfilY here—it vas so thick that no. thing could 'he seen from our hills. Some thought at times they could distinguish vrrllies of musgrietry, and think, that it was a reHcing, perhaps for Ito. NAPARTIL I A being Cruwned. King of Italy ; while Others think it is some of our Cruizers becalmed ‘under,,their Batterici, where they are endeavouring to disable them. At:—Nothing has yet arriVed from off - , Boulogne : we are in hutirly expeCiatinnof MAy 19.. I—Arrived (he Cl:wet:field Packer, tram Jairitica, in 63 days as. sage ; the Prinyesi Eliza(')elh; Kr otr, from Tor. with I, , ,.'eward Island Mails, in 3'9 . days pas. sage ;' . 70h0, Coolt, from Hull ,; Eliza, Bostvstr., from Liverpool for Lisbon ; and Charlotte, Ni It ERG, frog' Llikloll. Sailed the American Brig Rising Sun, Gout.n, for. Rotterdam ; jamas, l'Asxo, for Swansea ; American Ship Broiberi, GA U IT, for Madeira ; and.. American Ship, .:b'''lur, TR.LA.ows Lt., for ningen. The chesterfield. Packet brings no very particular news.- The arrival of the •Ruchfort'Squadron in the Is was known two days prier to her sailing Crom Jonnaica ; the Troops of which Island were preparing against airy• attack to be made. The Elizabeth brings an account that the Ruch. furl Squadron have proCeetled for St, Dimingo,. where Admiral COCHRANr is gone, having pilsged Tortola the day before the Pdcket left it. It is ge. nerally supposed that the French mean to assist the Spaniards against an attack said.to,bs shoot to he 'made by I.)9SALINRI. The French had 'levicd a contribution on the Ll4l-.1 of Monntetrat of 40001. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 21.—Arriyeti the Jitney, Sw t st.vs, from Sunderland. H. M. S. Triumph, with the Convoy for Cotk, began to get undr weigh, but came to Jvin, the wind not being favourable. The Mediterranean Convoy is expeded to s ail to.filUrrOVV InUning. PLYMOUTH, h 1 23.---Arrived the- Pickle Schconer, of 14. guns, Lie'it. LAtP.NoTIERE, with Dispatches from Jamaica ; sailed thence . the Izd March; kid touched at the B:rniudas; She-brings no intelligence relative to Admiral COCHRANE'S Squiciron, or of that of the Enemy in that quarter: Arrived the . .Eteljiirion Frigate frOm Portsmouth. The Frigates which arrived last evening were the ' , Wive, from Lord NELSON'S Fiect; last from Cork, where she left Admiral Deux y, all well; and the : she left Admiral GAR.DNEK and the Chan nel Fleet, all well, on Friday night late, at which period the French Fleet were safe and sound at their anchors in the outer road, and though Superior, had not made the_least movement indicative of getting out to try their strength with the Tars of Old Eng. land. Put back last ni3ht, it hcing a sctrk calm, the ilarleqxis, of 1¢ guns, anti her Convoy, the Cum. mere', of 14 guns, a Transport, having on ba:trtl iso Recruits for the 31, or 01a Bum, under Capr. CANtutotf: the wind springing up, they sailed again this murning for Cork. The Reno I.v,v, of 74 guns, has been in the Su - eights above these five years, :and the S' , ip's Company is in the highest state of discipline. SH RE R NESS, MAY 2 I.—This day Oe-Combatilyst was paid bounty and two months' advance, and pro. ceeded immediately to ses. Came into Harbour the Valorous. Stited the Deptford Tender for the River. The Ade/phi Armed Ship continues the Signal fur Convoy to the Elbe, and will sail on or about • the 23d instant. Ships at this Ports--the Zealand. Monmouth, Serapis, ?balsa, Wiiwhets a, Ceres, Nlagnanime, Dauntless, Valor ous, (Ater, Govetta ; Nlereator, Lord Eldon, and Adelpitt, Armed Ships ; Desperate, Fearless, Sitayshooter, inxer,. Proteet.)r, and Resolute Gun-brigs; !Limon, and 4everal Fite-vessels and bomb-tenders. . • ,TORBAY, MAY 20.—This morning IL M. Ship. Nemesis, Capt. SOhIER Vll- L 6, l;► ti t from Portsmouth, hove to a considerable distance off from the Berry. head, as the wind was to the Southward, and , sent on 'thole her boat, which tatried very little' time, an d was ofd again, when the Nrvirsis instantii , made sail, and stood to the 'Weittv,aki,' having seven. Sail of Transports under convoy, bound to the Fleet off Brest, with 6ao too, of fre:.ll water. A smAIIS!.ip, bound to Madeira, which put herself updir her convoy. at Portsmouth, was also in comp an)', and intends to continue as 1..,r as li.er courte will allow; Yesterday morning His MAIRsTy, the DuKes Of KENT ' , CUMiIiaLAND, acid CAmtuttDGE, in sp.:tied the Royal Horse Guards in Windsor Great Patk. Yesterday afternoon Tit TORJESTI rs enter. tam ed a numerous party. at Frogmore: we uLder. 'Hand a German Play Was aaed, This tidy Ilse ROYAL. FAMILY CAIIIC t 0 town,. HIS MAIISTY was so ,extremely, gratified with the e,Ccellent and correct firing of the Staffordshire Militia on p Montliy, when he was reviewing them in Windsor P,A rk that he g,i vs his commaii.d.thartht Rr9iment in future should be called the Royal Stat. fuldshire Militia. Letters from 13arbado,s, of the sth of April, in. tinute, that the French Squadron . hay sailcd Li To, bar* Yesterday Admiral Cottrtwki.t.ts kft Plyin , ‘uth, whence he will itnntediately'rroceed tn tcsuute the command of the Channel. Fleet. No fewer than thirty Vessels laden with c,,rn ar rived the River yesterday—a ino•t seasonable supply, • - Th e su pply of IN'beat the Corn-Exchange to. day was ct , nsiderdble,, with some. , further arri.. vals.pf . Foreign * , and more :e4peCted, not hay. ;ing much fine, those santrles support their,prices, other qn,nities are heavy .itt _sale; Batley at' less; White Pease, likewise Brans and Grey ;Pe:ise, in short supply, and rather dearer . ;, hii t her prices are asked fur OMs, but they have.iiirk fl.tztu. ation ; Flour in plenty ; fine t..)ininally at per sack, but sales io large quantity at less. LONDON SlS , roNs.—At , the Adjourned Seosions, yesterday, the case respeting the retnaining Quays belonging to: Messf9. DIXON ,Witl cleeido. The Jury returned the following Campensans : For Pages Quay - £ 13 ,7 1 9 i 3 6 Bear Quay 6 For 3 ieais remainder of Lt3Se Of Sibs (,)nay 3 o Z . 3 4 0 2 4 IS At the dose of ',the Wrexham Thepre, nn Smut. day evening the 4th instant, Mr. GEORG' , STAN. TON had the. misfortune to !hive his kg broken, by a parry of ditiorderly fellows throwing yin. •l e ntly down stairs as he was etleavouting.to pre. vent their going' into the Theatre without paying., He now lies very ill. We understand that Deputy Pursern are to be ' appo inted to all the Gun.brigs and King's' Cutters, as. the duties of that station, which has always been entrusted to the Lieutenant conuanding, has been found to interfere too much with his other ditties. The Downrnn, Wilton , Alveirdistone, and gar. ken Lavington Volunteers, marched into Poole on Monday, td remain un permanent duty. The whole are brigaded together under the cornmlud of Colonel BAY or. The allotment of Summer Quarters fot the tin. der-mention-d Regiments in Sccitiftitd, is stated to be ih 2.1 lititalion 79th Foot . Mantle. . Perwickstilie vlilitia . .°. Mtisselourgli. .P.enti4w ditto . . . . , . ClA,gow. Ross ;and Cromarty . , Inverness A rgy !I . o . . . EdilthurSh - P.et . th . , . *, ti E. Ji.iA:b 4 .i: ii.? 6 ,11 Ai i4i4f, . ANiorEiisAl4, MAY i I.—dur Jcurnals 6ntitaia accounts from Paris, that C.,mhined French and Spanish Fleet has arrived it Li.bon, raked the -Ship's and .Prizes there; and confiscated. the Englishproperty. This intelligence was litinight to flnuideaux by an Ani.Jican aS no date is assigned to this event, an d no o ffi c i a l account of it . has been received -limn any cuai: ter, the truth of it is doubted. We rather incline 'to believe, by our not having received any tenairi accounts of this Fieet,,that it has steered its course for the West Inches. The Amiterdak,Gatette, under the head Pariiii states; that Lud es BoNAPARTIt will be•appninted Vicuart of Italy. The residence of the King of Italy will, it is said, be fixed at lignie, and the Pa. pal See . be removed froth Romero Avignoth •. According to some accounts the Government nC Algiers is on the point of deChiring war against Spain; the:Spanitti Contul- has already beet; sent into confinement. , TURIN, APRIL 29.—The Pruisian Arribaisador, the Mitrvis LUCCII KM Ni, is arrived here from Paris; It is eaid that he ‘% ill go from hence to Milan, to be present at ih Coronation; bar ells is not cert An. Ye4rettlq he was at the play, Their Imperial Mijestieh' liOriuufed with their pre. SCIICC. „ M. SALmArottls has been appointed by the Els. perm Intend:lm of the Civil List, and M SPys-t -his Nephewi Master' of the Ceremonies. M. Fits s. sz,, late a C‘loncl in the Sardinian, and now a Ge.. `neral in the French service, has been enniatissionciti by the Emperor to dire& the niao l itre. ;o f h e Cavalry in the Camp at Marenr, which 1-1 11 jesty will review next Sunday. The Emperor has presented the Mayor of Turin with a snuff-box set with diamondi, and nrnmmented with his cypher. _The Commmld,int of the Lupe.. ri4l Quaid, M. Ds ST. MARTIN, .bas received pre4ent. To the Parish Priest at' Laosle. burg, Navalaise, &e. the F.!..nperor 114•1 given goo livres each to he distributed anring the poor. The Ministers for Foreign Afftirs . and of the In.: terior have gone from this City to Milan. ITALY, APRIL 23.—The Senator LIICIRN tiAPARTE has Arrived at Pesaro. from Milan, with his family, and has taken up his residence in the Palace of the Mlrchesei M hi .a'rriva'l he received the compliments of ait,the Civil and of the Clergy. Private accc,urus from Marseilles menti-n, tivat the ToulonFleet ►met with, and to„k, CA Or Maria (to the %%Test of Mirseitle,), The Senate of Genoa has appointed ter) Ladies, in the,form of, a. Dlitriation, ro compliment the Empress jc:APFIINE. Nri F (NA, MAY --:-Our City't Gize . tte of• this day contains the, Following intelligence, tinder the head Turkey: , 4 ' The distemper ivitieh‘ m'ide itl appear arce at Patrass, to the Moms, appears to he of the nature of the plague, but h.ts not extended further. Constantinople is at present free from any conta. gious disorder; ;intl the Aisease am mg the lower . Claws of people appears to originate from the btill increasing want of meal anti corn. " ISMARL PAVIA, Who was ra!ien . by Sot.at t PASHA, in St. John D'Acre, and given in,custody to the Corps of ()elle, among whom he had himself served, hai found means t trtike his esc ape, .o d . jlio the Ileys' in Egypt. The .Plenipotentiary the Porte, hai, , however„ received the rzmainder of the' Treasures of-.I)IEZZA.R." ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATS. Ac sonw :Kcgi t , r t - e'nts:l;, , ,we received order% to hold themselves imrreadiness to mach for Inner Asistria; it is cztnje&tred that' a sumin.tr camp will be formtd on tt l a Ltali in fentieti., 'The Dragoons ot War. .. temberg, who,..ate.lietc, have likewise re e e i v ,,,l piers "tai break up, - it is believed, fur Styria. 'i►e R i egiments will go t o ur A ni b„ ) , s a,lot, at Lontioni Count..SrAHltt M. a E RG, Whit .wits expetted Itgre on In Ye l+l altrrntir; .. has; ate astireil, received. ,o-ders to defer his de, parture frAm that.Court.stime time longer: Artitt. t7.-.-The Russian ,Ship t.t the Line' which brought here Soo Troops the latter enl of last y eat has 'life's , returned to, SArastopoli, be!it , g,foupt4 unfit for a further voyage. The ab,ive.inenti.,ned frocips brought by thi. S were I,,,dged,, during the winter, in the B.ir racks at Ilitywkhra, and early in the spring _sailed fur Corfu, on troard.solmt, Russian Merenatit Slitos„ = AlhArt reit days ago 600 more Russian - rumps - arrived here . -from the C ..tit of thelilackSza At e r h hort way sailed for Curio. The number of Ros4ian fro , i'ps at preeht in .cite lonian Republic eh rim,' fed' bete at 20, 000 men. Bausstt. , , .IVinv 7. —Oar Gtzttte eont a i ng art article front Niladriti, in which it is s that wh ei . 'General juNoT . was there certain military arrange.. ments wpre agreed an between 80t. , n.„ . t .-; ! ,.Q.ty I , anti the PRINCE Of reiativ., to dm - places in Spain where Camps f„ rme d , ,. consisting of French a n t Spanish Ti0(.1 3 . is to lie.9rie tieor.Cadiz, sod anoth er at ► rrol. It is proposed to have a b )ily i f "bolls alw,v s rva dy for einbarkation, wEenever a favoutaltie •- )r t tty ntay.oires - . This plan is likewise connei'ted with the dispositions making in N~allar►cl. The name of the Yowl, Orpherit tniy full ot4 pro pt:tly, if not' more t,o, be applied to Master as that of thi• I"oung Rosthis to little 'BETTY. This itiVetiiit OrrheUS is, it secips, to disphky his talents crn FritiaT next, fcr the Benefit of 'I'LL, nt t. 41. vent.airde.n "T'hea'tre. Ihe Cabit;et,' anti The I,d: of Letusawne, are in be the Dratnatic.Perfnrin , ii , ves •-• on The octntsion, and they present tt rich vOCal and theatric,:l treAt, in the exertion* of the Singers of th i t ;ma, the vow , ,riul Comic NliCh favottritet, ttA Mina) lisAw ItY and Bt.iNCII RI). coy en-rill - ELFOTtoN.--.State of the third day's p o p, Mt ; PARRY, iOr Mr. MILLS, 245. It was ex. pcctcd on Mohitiy, s: brat the Post came aw 4, that Mr. PAkItY svoulU ary further cortest.