The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-13 00:00:00

A v l, AT E • ?LT MOUTH, 'MAT 11 . —Yesterday arrived the Ner,‘ef 12 guns, from off Cadiz ; she was sent out with dispatche s for Admiral Sir JOHN ORDI ) bnt arrived off the Bay of Cadiz on the 23d ult. at which time the British Squadron had quitted it.— She stood into the Bay, and could discover two Sail only of Spanish Shipirof the Line in the Harbour ; the Batteries fired On the Piper, but without doing bet the smallest injury ; she then made s a il f or Eng land, and has brought back the dispatches which st.ie carried out. ' On the sth inst. the Piper spoke a Guernsey Pri. Vateer, who gave intelligence that on the 3,1 inst. she had fallenin with thetombined Fleet of the Enem iinla t. 44.. ion y g. rs. W. consisti ng o f 19 S a il o f the Line, and 8 . , Frigates and Sloops, steering a Southwest course, which information was trans. muted to Government last night by express. Arrived the Renown, of 74 guns, Captain Sir A. STRACHAN, from Rosier Bay, whence she sailed in „ com pany with the iivenzer Sl oop of War, with a Convey through the Gut of Gibraltar ; after which the fell' in Fleet with, and was chased by the F renc h . She came last from the Channel Fleet. ii4l"ltY 4 "ived the Aga. mennou, of 6 4 g uns , C apt . J . ; Poly LA w. o f 6 + guns, Capt. J. LW. it°llr j ; and /64, of 64 gulls, C. ROWLEY, three Of Admiral S. T C adiz , 1. , If J OHN ORDEN Squadron, from o ff Cadiz, last trom the Channel Fleet : these Ships arc all pe r f ' . i "tug quarantine in Cawsand Bay. c Arrived the American Brig Pitt:lo46, Captain ilit ttne laden with brandy and &hollow, from 14 ,• , ' e at put Into this' Port for provisions and 'orders ; Itilg th e • 444/mita Slop of War fro m the Eastward. , ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. sh"PeditiOtil have been the yard and ordinary iii"ligrra, that the Cerra'', of 8+ guns, and the „,„11,4rer, of 74, Only out Of dock a few days, ate 'e, - Pl e lelY rigged overhead, and waiting for their na and men to be ready to go into Causand Bay. ' t ent into dock to have a sslight repair, the Lon. i0 41 : 1 ; ° I 9 8 . The Ce4to;,/,' of 74, nosy in deck, ti•thbsuOt in a few tides. Indeed under the auspices . ° Present Admiralt person is . adiyely y every -t uilloy e j v. , I and the service goes on briskly, and bit ' the greatest al ‘se • tits , ; each Officer and Arti. Otht• in all the departtue ' nts her e vylit with each t 1 .,,,„ ~ vice. " 'Pe promotion an good order Of the str- J it t • •oi , n I nto CaWaand Bay s tit, p, , to ta k e i n b ullocks and 4 eet, the Raistroebb, o f 6+ guns, Cap:. it. 1i, q , 1 , 011. • C alls : . , su ille t:. 6 hum sea the Piper Cutter ;'she sa i le d O kbp :7 sine e with,Dispatehes for Admiral Sir J. stout! of en li.:en ofr Cadiz, but not fi nding him, or n i n , the Streights of Gibraltar, and on re. 11 1; 411114 P ort, fell in with, about nine days la ce a British _. bi,,, i , ~ Prteateer of 14. guns, spoke her, - it ds, 6 t he hard' and was informed, that three )1 sub,', ' being to i l:tent to the loth of April, the Privateer Sail „f ti_viindurard paw a Fleet of Men of War of 19 , etAl t ,,, I.e c Li ne ,and seven Frigates, steering a S.W. riot 'ePt company with them 24 hours, but could I nake th em ' . • . " th e 21 out though supposed theta enemies ; dietr, s l urs (laY pitted. frosts thorn, and never saw I, the Pip . ter sent off her .Dispatches for nd,„i ale;l k Liit . °IlYs . • ' 1 • ' ni.,h ; . ~., t 'l Pio t A , E m 4.3 ,tPreas arrived from London to t hip i , in Ad mi ral, to lay a striet Emba rgo on all the t lte,, (l , g : , Rti tish and Foreign, in this Port, and its 0 ...e lt ..„. . `"tlit ulil.pli ' itch W was direetly comjilied with, and bQardet, ..` n "se and extra Oificers.were immediately Came ' " each- vessel. • la y v r_ 14 la st night and made her number, and 4iiii ' int,oldrs, Ch rd rz L ' e ri ag a i n . r - .t, —un•urig, 14 guns, and the s r „ in abOtit an hour, on her station from Atii rt to the Deadman. St " 4 late las •- . . , last to n 5z...,..„, t evening, toe conotYing Ship s ft(2l.ltUlt Dlt and Lord Ng osoN's Squadron, 4n4 thewß, h est ;—"The .Pirb,p/ooN4s, 64, Rub .y, 64,.. 141'1 el' )44P1 . 74 ' tO refit, after .their fagging !` to rt. , 41,',41.8r . 1 n eY left Lord Gift DKr lI'S Fleet, Al A r • NI the 9th inst ri veit als. w 1 . ant, N t .,,, - ~, itshi el i 0 ,. , I t 1 Dispatches front i..-"rd GAR D. ''t 16 , 044, t left yesterday all wcll, the A:alas:se, ( ~,b t . t'l4. MAIErTRI.D 711)C In ' a lq went I I 41 1tili ii ~_t . _ p the 1-farbotir to t for sea, ' uo 1, Sloop of '‘"Var, of guns.. Is t , 0 'nu t •,:ls'''"e'to m S t n 'l'llis Ivi I : -/".' 12, '''"`. Arrived yearettlay 1'1(! ' "VgtY's S hip, c i iv Admiral Il q „ Ok tit . , . ory, ice. ft, f ru . . .1110 the, Dejiwre, Capt. Gro• 1'444,,,. 41 " 11 C;i4j, 1,. I ue lin e. 1 _ ,, , , ~ )oto of which are put rapt.' ..4ten4nt „:` i'd '114(111k Majesty's Ship Pluto, IAT JA,;', ttit ~, ' . Airy , Irons a Croize tlint,l,„l t ol 'Lobo," . 1.1 4. c 4l Sr!p ait, Ili .... Mier having undere,onc- 4 .„ 1,11„ Vt. P A , . 1 I‘l',it:s,ty'S Ship Evd,p o 'ion, 41, 'it r ; :too Ilia ./Yentesir Frigate, Capt. .„ . . I,p , PIN' H i (31, 1 Nl' Alsr, *aiestY's Sill' •s D* d, C , 'IN p tikti n i , li la om, apt, jAhltS `'77col, 1" 7, ' ; bkme lk. I - I. A. BENNETT, 1 -I,l o _ rt . . ' ' '-' C9 r 4 TE ; ollallhead, GA, 4 . ' ...- *oil, for bongarvan; 11Gra Kni;rt, l(Lhirt, for Lubcck. Vice. Admiral Sir ERAS4vIUS 'COWER will sail in a. few days fot Newfoundland ; the Pallas : Frigate, Lord COCH RANG, and the Harpy Sloop, Capt. Hr t.' - WOOD, are attached to his Squadron. The Triumph and the IV;miser Castle are nearly ready for sea, and will join the Channel Fleet in a few days. The Embargo this day is taken off from all Coasters. The Embargo on vessels at this Port was so gaily enforced by the Officers of the Customs, that even the Fishing Vessels ware not permitted to go out of. the Harbour. The exertions in fitting the Men ()Mar at this Port have been conduced this week with increased vigour. The Triumph (very lately commissioned) and the Windsor Castle will join the 'Channel Fleet in % a few days. The order to impress has given the service a number of good Seamen; the gangs; on Wednesday evening, were uncommonly alert. PEAL ) MAY 1 2.—Arrived His Majesty's Sloop Esfieglf, 'with Convoy from Ireland ; Regan:nth Frigate, from Dungeness ; and Fret/toasts Store. ship,. from . Woolwich. The Sparkler Gun.brig has made the Signal for Convoy to the Westward. Arrived the Brig Arm and Isabella, JOHN WM. , HALL Master, from Malaga, fifty.two days pas. sage, and sailed for StangareCreek ; also the Dani,h Ship Fabius, I. PETELSON Master, from .Cette, bound to London, . and remains. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Reti f ommast, Iris, Vestal, Ariadne, Jamaica, Autumn. Espiegle, ()testes, Speedy, Devastation, Discovery, Fury, Limiter, Vol cano, Vesuvius, and Zebra ; twenty Gun-brigs ; Armed. De fence Ships as per last; Prevoyante Storeship, and Phos phorus Fire-brig, COWES, MAY 12,—Arrivcd at the Motherbank yesterdayohe Danish Brig Niijadin,Capt. Fosm Eit, from Naples, bound to Guerns'ey ; also the Swedish Ship fre . ybeiten, Capt. , Guc'HAY LINDE, ISOM Ma. lags, bound to Guernsey, with wine, &c. HARWICH, MAY la.—The DaratPacket, Capt. Ha.sturolv, and the Earl of, Leicester, Captain Ttiohttsmst, sailed yesterday afternoon, with a fair wind, on the arrival of the Mail) from London.— The V` or has the Hamburgh and Bre:nen Mails, and the latter Packet pea to Gottenburgh. YARMOUTHy MAY It. Yesterday afternoon Rear.A.imiral Ro>set, sailed on a Cruize off the Text), with the following Ship under his cortt►nand, viz. St. Albani, I+ire.t.hil,►, Malabar, Adamant, In. Antelope, Ships of the Line, and two . stnallyessels. "I'i►cre remain 'in, the Roads the In. speaor SlOtli of War, an Alined Ship, an 4 Perreter and Censor Gun-brigs, ORRINOCK, MAY' x0...a.8y Letters from Barba. does, 0f.22d March, received in town on Wednes. day last, we arc sorry to learn, that she Ship• Helena, GEoRGs • STIWART Master, belonging to .Mr. ROGER STEWART, Of this town, has been captured on her Voyage iroM.Virginia for Barbadoes, by French Privateer of 16 guns, and t¢o mei+, after At e ng a g ement of one how, and carried into Guada. loupe. This will appear to have been a most gal. lant resistance on 'the part of Capt. STEWART, GOO Of the owner, and his crew, when it is mentioned that he is himself a young man, with only ►bout 20 of a crew, and a loaded Ship, opposed-to 140 rne.n. The-Helena wai built in this river, and was a very complete vessel. DISTRIBUTION"OF .PRIZE MONEY. To the Officers and, eornpanv of His Majesty's Ship Dragon, for destrOying the French Ship La Bayonnoise, the 2,9 th November, 1803, at Mr. Edmund. Lockycr's Office, klymouth,. every 'lritesday and F riday. To the Officers awl Company of fits Majesty's CIO-brig Harpy, for tho:‘ - eripttiro.:ot the French Gun-boat No, 1, Schuyt No, 23,, and Schuyt, No. 24, the lath March. 1804, in company with the .aggressor, on Wednesday next,' at No. 9, New broad-street, between eleven .and three ; or every Wednesday and Thursday afterwards., '..To the Officers and. Creiwot= kik Majesty's Sloop of iN',ar Gannet, for the capture of the Frrneli Bri e ; La Da me Ade. at Mr. ,Atigrove's Office, Falmouth, every Tuesday and Friday. . • . . To the.Officers.and.Companyof His Majesty's Ship Atil busc4(le, for the capture of the Vyt Ge,brdeders, Vier Gesus tem, Vonge Vonge Itoecloffe, and Vrow, Swantje, by His Majesty's,Shir gophie, the nth August, •11103, and the re-capture of the 'British Tar, the 7th Odtaber, tSo;, by His Majesty's Sloop Beaver (the Ambuscade sharing, •by agreement, with the ElbC Blockading Squadron),. at No. Cecil-street,' on Saturday next or for three years after -ward s To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Gun-brig Blaze, for the capture of the Yonge lasina, the aith Oct last, on board Said G un.brig, in the Downs, on F riday next, it inTort ;. or afterwards at No, t 4, Clement's Inn. To the Captors present . at the - Surrender of the Cape of Good /lope, the 16th of September, 1805, final payment, on Itretlitesday, the J gth of rune next, between eleven and three, to the 4.l.ritiy,' at No. at. Milbank -street, Westminster; and to the Navy and India Ships, at No. 9, New Broml-street ; or every Wednesday and Thursday afterwards at the same pl;tees. To the MI - leers and Company (Allis Majesty's Ship Trent, for the vapitire of Lc Iteaard, the :loth April, teat, in com pany with His Majesty's Shio tortun6e, and•Dolph4 Cut. .ter, on Wednesday next,. between eleven and three, at No. 9.. New Broad- st reet ; or every Wednesday, and 'ThUntday terwards; To the Officors and Contnany of Ills Majesty's Ship Ar.• dent t • • • Ship 1 II • 1 Or rtbtrnying t h e ..ity.nrionle, the .29t4 Nave lut!or , . 1 143, at Mr. Edmund Lockyer's Ottice, 111Ymliuth every Tuesday And Friday. „ " the Vltleers and Companies of His Majesty's Ships I upite r atl4 Star, for the capture of the Goede Hensight, ,the 27th April, 'Sap, to the Jupiter, on heard His Ma jesty's ship Ville de Maria, on her irrival in Port ; and to the Star, at No. it , Ceiil.street, on Saturday next ; or to'both at the latter place fur three years, Capt. FuerMiNTLE appointed tb the Notuar, 'vice Sir T. N'Vt4Limas and Mr. NAGLE i 3 10 ke Surgeon of her. Capt. GRANT 10 lilt Diadem, vice Sir ,Home p.t . LANL) to the Flora; C4pt. BROWN to t h e HARK 1$ to he et Lieutenant. and armoitiLed to the Zthrir. ZORD BARHAM, To TklE iDiToft O ; rift stir. sic; The indulgence You have more thin once shewn, by g►ving place in your Paper to a few'occalitinal reworks which passing eircutristinces influenced, leads me to offer to your ittlpattialitk a few obser: `venous on the present First Lord of the Admiralty. The several - attacks made upon .this venerable charaaer I cannot our a moment suppose ,resulting from Party Principles, but consider as *Ebb tffefss of private rancour, perhaps individual disappointment ; for lioW must that Patty be humbled, anti to what extremities driien, where resource is had to asper. sions, all Naval man (and they are certainly the man interested) can, will, and are diSposed to re. lute. It is not my Intention to ent q. into a controversy how many actions Lord BARHAM may have been in, or what Ships he may have commanded, all men knowing the Naval Service cannot but be aware he has had his chance, and must have done his duty ere he could arrive at the rank of Post captain; toy objed is to declare an humble opinion, that his Lordship's present,eppointment has diffused univer. sal satisfadion to all ranks in that Service over which he is seleded to preside. The. age and universally acknowledged zeal' and experience of his Lordship are insidiously attempted to be traced to imbecility and weakness, which no circumstances whatever, warr e ol, o r c h arge ever trivial is brought forward to establish. Atter such aspersions, Sir, it can be but fair, and will not, I trust, •appear intrusive, to glance at the eventful period when Sir CHARLES IVI/DDLETON became Comptroller of ,the Navy ; but it may ke necessary to some of your Readers to state, that in such an important situation the imperintendance of the Vititialling BOarde the Transport Board, the Sick and Hurt Office, the Payment of the Naval Duck Yards, and. all Contraas whatever, come immediately under the Comptroller's eye and obsgr. Veliloll ; at such a'period, it may be remembered England was attacked by all the great,Naval Powers in Europe—the exertions of the Navy Board, were never more imperiously called upon fur the equip. ment of King's Ships, fur the defence of the Coun. tr y, f o r assailing the Enemy's Ships' in every guar. ter of the World, for the erotedion of our Trade, and collecting and arranging Transports for prodi. giovs Armaments; 'all which, tinder-his Lordship's diredians, were executed with great zeal, uncorn. mon alacrity, and particular regard to economy ; the many asid'intliclous menet:merits made by his Lordship at the Navy Board and Deck Yards, both at home and abroad,• then entitlatt him to the ap. pelletion'of A true Friend to Ike Service, and the Father of Finality and Reformer—When his Lord. ship was, about to become it Flag Officer lee vacated hi s situation as Comptroller of the Navy, according to the etiquette, not, perhaps, the advantage of the Service, for I have ever thought the rack of Ad. .mural attached to the Comptrollership would add more to its consequence than a Baronetcy. His Lordshilesoun afterwattis became one of the Lords of the Admiralty, and acted 'under L'ods CHATHAM' and SrlitiC lilt, two Most respettelile Noblemen,' who I : am infarmett, are, and ever have been, ready to acknowle,lge the great as sistance they derived from Si; ~CIIARLE ,MLP• D I.F.TON'S experience and ability. . Now, Sir, as a, plain man, it appears to me s that having occupied such sttnations with honour and credit, his Lordship hoe, a decided alvalitage over .many competitor:l,, ertd consequently , has ap pointment should inspire confidence, ,not excite despondence; Nis true, to have led the Fle e cy of his Country loos etlion, or aeccessfully joined in clueing a haughty and implacable foe to t.c.ison,. 'moderation, anti mural jestice, mot incre ase the estimation of the , man aioUpg his fellow 'subjztOs, but cannot add to the qualities of the Minister ! The disposition of our Fleets, she ,seleEtion of our . Commanders, mark the 'wisdom, and distinguish the ability of a First Lord of the Admiralty. Arad• kurzy, Sir, I speak the langUage arena?' men of rank and consequence in the Naval Service,' afiti firmly believe, the sentiments bf . 'all ranks, When I. declare, Lord BARHAM.to be as proper 4 , m an , A s . confidently look'd up t o , as firmly relied upon, and trbset vcr and imeartial as likely :to be an attentive rewarder of Nautical Merit,' an honest, zealous, upright, distributtir of justice', and that he will . he (under such impressions) as ardently supported as any man who could have been` honoured with 'the confidence of his Sovereign to occupy to impor taht a • From' the recent movements of the Enetity, 'it may not be lung ere his Lordship is called upon to -put forth his utmost ahiitica ; not, Sir, that I view the 'escape of the 'French " Fleet froni :Tonkin, 'OO its 'ionflitin with the thiserable'and wretchedly equipped 'Spaniards at rais. ing 'the BlQCkeitie of that Foal, (a cocumsunce that happened more than or;ce last war,' all :glo. rioOs as it WaS lot our MI Vat Artrol -as - nist,j,Cl, Calculated 1 . 111 dismay, but as 3tAbi zti that will, , . operate only to excite extraordinary emulation, and fire to additional ardour the braVe fellows who have so long and - so anxiously been watching the Enemies of :licit; Country ; that the' Tais of Old' England will do their duty , fortune putting it in their power, or> one can entertain a doubt; and I have a , well founded confidence and." earnest hope, opportunity will not long tie wanted,' ore fresh ciditno of gratitude to the Cauntry's best De. fenders will give every loyal heart the means to overwhelm in joytui aecl,tmationa all party differ. ences and polittcai cilibensions. I am, Sir, Your's, &C. A SA I LOR. Plymouth, May lEDs. A Party of Recruit,' from different Militia Ace. meats have marched into Winchester, and have juin.. ed the j t st Regiment. Saturday 400 of the North Wilts Volunteers marched into SuuthaniPton to do permanent duty fur a month, at the II eacott and Mitvzine. A Letter from Lislnn, dated April tßilt, says, JI01.0:4E BONArARTE has ldt this city on the road lot France ; anti his Lady bets sailed for Hal. laud in the 3Aille ship that brooklit them hart , '. DU 11 L 1 iv , -'ll - , Ai i 0: t . .. O . . , , .. • - N Tuesday the Conn of. Qdrritrinn Pleas, tarf, sisting of Lord No's. OUKY and Mr. Justice FLlro.. CANE, gave judgment in support' of the aricii of Mr. justice J.llliiok, who was thereupon re - - manded. A writ of Habeas Corpus was then sired ont turnable before the King in Chancery ; and a return being made thereupon, Mr. Wm. Juktrrsoit on .Wed_ nes4ay tendered to the Lords Certuirrissioriers of the Qreat Seal a plea to the return, which was oppo s ed: on the part of the Prosecutors, and argued at consi t deraisle length,.and with great ability, by the learned Advocate.—The subjea WAS resuhrdyesteWay. It was yesterday rumoured that if French Trans: port, full of Troops, had been captured off the south.. west Coast of Ireland ; but we were nor able to as. certain the authenticity upon 'which this report wart founded.—(E. Pelt.) Yesterday morning. the first .division of the iid' Regiment' marched into town: they will toc6rpy the Barracks in South Great Ge.4ge;c.orreet, fro m whence the did Highl an d R eg i ment are going to - the S.,tith ward. • CORN AZCiiiiNdif, AT 13. THE quantity of Wheat arrived .to.day farms i middling supply, that of first quality is rather dearer, and some picked samples at more tharfour currency.; Barley is not ,so ready of sale, and something lower; M.dt and White !'rase have little fluduation ; higher prices are asked for Oats, and a short supply, but many arrivaE being expected .they are not dcarer ; terms of Flour neatly as our last. Wheat 645 a Sos a 9151 . 0:1 . Pearls .. is a 425 od Fine Old . -92 a 9 6 3 o .: Ti c k B eans 405 a 465 act Rye - - sos a 545 od . Oats 255 a 27S a 3os ad ValleY .• - .325 3 38s act Poland do. 315 a 325 G 4 Malt - -66 s 'a 724 od Ripe Seed . - .vol - oat White Pease 42s a 41is ad Fine flour - ' 7 . 55 a 725 od C; fey ditto - oos a ors od Seconds - bss a7O od The gale:llia Ga7.-dtte of the 6111 of December contains the following Letter from General Lord LAKE to the Marquis of WELLEsLEY,, which though it relates to proceedings of a date antecedent to' those we have already stated, contains, neverthe less, some interesting fans : " MY LOR D —I have the Honour to inform your Lordship of my arrival at this place, where I am happy to say the Enemy have eftie - ted little mischief. The town has not been plundered, but some Butigalows (private property) !rave been destroyed. The exertions of Mr. S A Laaor., the Colleetor, and Mr. NIA R T in, the Register, were great on this occasion, and merit every praise. Captain Wall-a, commanding the provincial Battalion, by his judicious disposition of his small force (only two Corn. panics), defended the jail, and secured the treasure and Ine whole of she public records of the distritt. " Hot.x A A, accotding to`information, is proceedingrapidly towards the jumna, which it is supposed he will reach 1 # the courseof this day, and re-cross at Lords, in the neighbour hood of Mohabrin. I have the tumour ru be, mv. Lord, your, Lordship's most f a ithful, h um bi t Servinr, L. LA ILE. " " ileord-Qmariers, ltaiinuoy, Nov. 22, 1804, • The following are the names and force or the Spanish Ships wtlich joined the French off Cidiz gain. tont La Trinidada 134 San' Rlfraello 13 Santa Anna , -t 4 Ferme - 6 RAyo too. Teri ible 76 A rgonaut e - B6 lorioso Together with Five Frigates, and sev e r a l Arftwd Vtstlels.6 The Spanish Shipi which remained behind 'in Cildiz were,. g' 7 ". VMS . The Bahama - 76 Anvica - Le Voqueur., 74 tvaoa - sit Le SOUVerAirl - 74 Castslia .1,12 L..; St. Firmin - 74 And another, the name of which- u not known, br. sides two French Frigates, La . Mapialeiiie, aid Le Rkffn, of 38 guns each. An order of Council has been issued to take o the embargo'on . All Ships bound to Ireland. Intelligence from Cork of the 6th, informs tut, "On'Saturday morning last the outward-bound West Indianten, and the Transports with the 6z.1 and 93t1 kegiments of Infantry GM 1).40, Linder • convoy of the Afrirairtf, got under weigh in Cove Harbour ; but had scarcely reached the harbour's mouth when they were recaNed by signal from Rear_A t buifal,l)Rutty, and now remain at anchor further orders. One of she !ight Bat taliqns, quirtered in is B th a e nt 7 it l in ist, n 7 l7 l, l)e } :i t j i n s, he i r t, e , t 4r i e lis aL t o ia , y ir ; tiv t:: ::t h cr extietied to-m.irrow, Ligtu C.mpanies of' .Letter from Jersey, yeceived. on Saturday, states, that the U.tlrn Privateer, °e n K i c zt,, uAit pOf erhaving, in company, with an English Privateer, l ate l y . cap. toted a French East - Itititarnan, With a valuable c “, 11 O. Tire •Pr ize was senvfor.an English, Port. The American Schooner Mariner, Capt. CI. AY arrived at New.Yor4, ciry•-the zs th March, front . Coracia, last from J31113iC4. On thl 311 she saw; to ti,eleew;.o 'of the I av attnah, a fleet, which I dl e rook, tO be Spanish treasure ships and on Ole sth fell in with one of a Squadron of . British Snip, cruiziog for the - Spanish Vessels, of which they 114(1 received advises, and they. were steeling in a di. r_ttaiun which:.left no doubt they would tali in w i t h theta. . The IiOn,HILIAL P JOHN PRIMROSE, Com. monly calked )0.1 Vlstount PitiNtßObE, was on Friday unanimously eletieti Mtatber of. Parliament for the &rough of Helstnn,, in the room of iniOr PENN, Esq. who has accepted tit,: Chiltern Han. tired's. • Among the attraa ions of the. Summer Theatres certainly none stand so proucily eminent as tho 4 3t, at the Royal Circuit. The Knights of the Garter has established itself a peculiar . favourite with every cLss, and'with none more than the highly fashion able company who fill every evening the elegant and corninodinus range of Boxes at that Theatre. These are equally gratified' with its magnificence, its situ. ations abounding with the height of pleasantry - and equivoke ; -together with the inimitable dancing of the G;Roux, and the Shawl Dance by Miss Cit. ROUX. 'File highly este:rued prOditaion of Aticl?.. lino ; the admirable Itasernanship of IY:AcsEN, and Alit Pantomime of Harlequin Bacchus, which complete the enchanting routine of tile evening. iyi,„ ter 13 i rrry on Friday honoured TABA.ar an d Co. of the juvenile Library, 'Bond street, with a long visi, ; when those . Gentlemen,, as d tr ib uta of resped to such extraordinary juvenile La. lents, presented him with an elegantly buund COpv. of Dr. Mayor's Univerial