The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-11 00:00:00

. * 4 41. C. Z . it 1.. ,\Li/ 2APERS. • Pars, Jurrt ig.—it is. now said, that Ills. &toe,- • • 'key the l‘finister of War, who arrived on the 26th at Paris, set out innuediately to meet . His Majesty the Ealpeior aild King can the Rhine. . , Great hopes ire entertained at Strashurgh that , , His Alaiegv will go thith er on his return from. Paly, and stay there soiree days. The rhoSt brilliant 1 •' veparations are alreaAy naaking for his reception, altilourrh he cannot be expeC'ted before the latter end t. . I , of ,duly. , .' The Privateer Le Vaillant, of tourcleaux, has cap - tared an En?.,lish :k,essel, and sent it into Passige.— . Thevescel is IlfAr, and very well cphstrueted. The Priva teer Le UlllO Rob, of Marseilles, Captain adEII4E) has captured on' the Coast of Africa, taken t o Nt onte-Video, in Eig n. lish vessel, richly The advices received ,b q y several of our Most re ieCtable Commercial Houses, and transmitted by .'3.?eign-C°77.l3Pondents, and hy the vessels of dif 7. ferfot Nations arrived in . France, Spain, and even lael England, agree in stating . th e capture of Jamaica ts tan , II ce: that prepares us to receive in dtV" 441 confirmation of it. • " ~ Gsllo4, SIN E 15 nei ng that H .— gre All the r e p orts ae -:in-ari- is Majesty t h e E mperor anti King • :I, 14114 make his entry into our City oh the 26th. - We ''; e4 e, here to-morrow His Serehe- Highness the , ArchTreasurerof the Empire ' LEDRUIsI; and in a i'ew 1 s lie, 1 • ' ' r rnpertal Itighness the Princess Eitza. MAN TuA J E 20....4EVery evening since the ar. i . .._ . _ UK ':6. 41 , "their Nrajesties our City has been illuminated. cud arcades of the Principal , quarter of the City, 4 several liotels on the Grand Place du. Pala S, present a beautiful coup d'a:il. In the middle of ture at P l ace is eredeci a pedestal of beautiful architeC . t p, and finely worked, whereon is placed a Statile, .• loot, of Ills Majesty, - _- . ! CrR 'At • 41 ,,, , .. l e 'tY, the Empress, set out at four this de ~,g for Bologna. Ills Majesty, the Emperor, arts to.rcoriovv ii ' v . s . t' to -day that ' part of , p°ll.ltrafti)or,stifkations wl ' iich is nelairsPia-tolo-Y and the pre tio•- '. 'which have been . made for the inunda 4Of e qeSi ' deo ) ti o. " ThiS evening he distributes the rat,r m , of the $i ker s an , Legion of 'Honour to Those Of. Z3 be.. avid Soldiers who have been appointed- 11ient °I. that ar e , i t) • the, a me n, and then he gives a private Au et to ' of the General Couucil, of •ttia* ci t 4111 derriarld memorials and observations Partite 41 b, Agriculture, Commerce, and A rts , in the ' W e , - .4.11 1 ,.... '"'"---...-..„,....-„........... • 'Pith % 'um th,,,• fl l - • . t'plq... °-otving article' to our Reader's, o, lto ts . b•nbtiilz ourielves-tor the-antlienTicity-blits 13urd ,', - we rn ly blth i 'nq extravw. a t least venture to say, dad!, t lt 4 4 sa ab su ,,,, avant as it • appears to be, there is ero t,i'letl, t frf,44 o:extravagant in it that m:giit not „, ; •ty o f tho 6'n the wild ambition and desperate 14 ' 4 ' Lett Corsi lislirper. otts, t h ats. ,' er frail: ;Nrilan, dated 20th of June, .44 54 Lilt conThira ' • d 1, 414 , inii. , l l, th r i OYaguinst BolgA PARTE alarme 1 , 3, 3 at he v et ' I1 )e , i , ) , for an instant almost lost his k % :;' 0 he w as I' o 4 b c \'ils denounced only half an' hour (irowned, but its extent was not I,.'' - ' 111 T . 1 4 , 1 : 1 r ePert c wit a --: thereclibl Is toned, be de pended on, which 1:,, ip1 , %. I '4 l a b s 4 .. ,e, if it related to any charaaer tht''ialed " ow, intoxicated by the pride .of o lt iit re , la„ s 1 cr, k: .Bis perturbations were so great 3,_acet, ' aro ", Y exclaimed in , agony, " Generals, Voui/ikti, i 4 o,ldier:iv do not desert me :—You, 4 , L r4l3 )'' one d Atha,ft 4skts, shall y make a Kiner of Austria :,---, , sh a l l h„.,, reign in Portugal' ;—You, BEs tl4,'eSove,t,i' Simi% :-....and von Sr.Yn, 'shall 1 .„ eo fr In of . I\ - -. 1 , , ....,- ._ , . „ ..,, 415 t ces qicer i , t h„ . 'it.lies.7----.1.0 you, myfattlitui and litii for'N%lr or''tleoo3 of Great Britain beloug•''— !ttovery.liierc thlridaliel c,,),ronation wa s , i n 60., defer illtd oil the c !lour oir account of • this dii:- liai l ' five ill °llsPir.itor? whether real or pre -I,thollAlltd,otlt 11111„.111. thrr.''thr(il.:,Prenchmen, one Ita-: t'04 41! i it 5.., 11 , i r ; - 's.i, \yere . - shot, before, the Usurper i,i 6 7 ., 1),,A tl, to ;),ft, fur the Cathedral: By a ti ve ry „ C4),Ti spii drat tar the. I - ware, when any i t k .eti4),llo ,•'LLY ,4ppelr (his agents will ' not N I , cl ksecl 0,... 4' tractermin., , t ' ' itt l . 4 , ~501,,,t art; l.i!; upon: the pro f,, ..), 111 4 1. tvr t h ~'. to Le execut tA within thirty l'i\si" s. alt • (.. discover , • ' t!,1 •(. 4 oic,lo . tr ta t . 1.1,01,, tilt; ) , without the tedious I P, • " . rrt j;i .. , '4ll Oil 6111,1,' continual agitation ind It'.• ,, i), 1 1 .4, 4 !it' ll t 5 ,.. 44 ' i'att, and liis ( 4 ,:strust of all i 3 4 ;)*.i;,,, , , 1 4 litaith i s gclt nanst ever be the life of a, 4,Llrai, - 4 4 in p , must mach impaired. .in 1„ . ,.1 1,, 11 9 4,1 ? ! ii,,,iy eatri,illee it is the common opinion, t h A i, ;4. , , Presume , .. w Is .. Be dies .. , to vent their thatights. 'k''' thil'"Nigi ti natural death, or 'falls 'the 1,, , :i. i, it,, i _i . rid 0 4! ~,),,tlise Corsican dynasty - will be 1,A,;,t1, ,i?t,l,ll.iti., "470,1 e Corsican race be swept L,,;,'1ki,4,1104:1 dust. His brothers 'have. .1,,4e •i . 1) .1' all class e s ,i - y the Generals and ilt:li:.it4o,:i'acity, a "" or the People, for their 'll`q -,Q. 441 . P 4 nd cruelty.', i t) , tr,...,...,, Ilty at ., s. 40, 1 11, ~, irvlri,iti,„l.,„; e.` ,y. to leave Wind. b,,,ikpi;iini.,,,,,, hn...',ween nine and ten o'clock. iiZz4 "I"ti.a it„;erte,. at aagshot I- proceed to y.tia,,sot it : o f ,s, ...quitter is ordered for them 'at 1/4;l te, Tß,l' i c i , ti vt z' r " teri t• 'atAt! o'clock. - Change horses 4,1,4 ,s.it:\i'vlotlfgra, fitli. 11dover, Balisbury, Weed ,:ktit-, 9/nanth 074=1,,w3ter,,ancl are expelled It l , t i44l .'i „, . 1 '4turclay rnorzun, about t fp . "'llf ,, rll l , o . 1 b u p ,I ce s k, lb., '4l „, 1 1 of ti ie riten ofd, Ch • f :',:'. . 4 '--Tio.. a-' Most f a ,__ •incisor Choir tiih.,,-;:rt „ll 61 , 4 1. (; AttN , , ~, iourne compositions ,til 1 ) 4 '44 11 . NI of tile. „,?,'-'e., before Their MA -141. y tl 1 4 th e ~ - ~-+ obi lity it • lty it bt, %-astie ,. , the Royal II; - li la , hi. ; ~f v in "which they were re -11,1..,;,:,t1,4i. ' e tt . . 4 1,t•111ii%,',/411''s Band, performing 4 , 14. i -' l * pert ..or . • 4 iw t h. 4111.. Ce took place ti . , , t , re 4 ' ,btAil 4 t hy c, Div id r ceVi y 3- 3 ,. ; 4,1r. 1` k tho 4 ttai rt . 1 : - 0 :4 rapers to - the' if, l t tj , s , .4 , ,td c 1 ,,,,,, , . ~ °lt /I le iii• • ' 14 4 2 , , -4s or importance. ~,, 444 •4cntshin ; W ill licit Stand Can !it , N i t,. , t3o hr 161 3/4 (4f41 1, a t 1 111 I a'J3. /NI:. .1'41.14)1- . 4 410 ( - Air. i , ' 4tt g , - .vluosloNti, are i NA rd N .TVS, "LA:YOUTH, Strw: 9.—Arrived the Danish Btig his, Capt. KnucElt, 'idea with wine and brandy, from .13aurdex ; and the Danish Ship Venur, Capt, LARSON, frQrn se'ville, with wed &c. both detained by the Lord Yelson Privateer. Arrived the trit Hannah, of Greenock, Capt. DUGG AN, from I<TewfounCilifld, bound to Lisbon, captured, on the 7th of June, near the Western Islands, by.the 41cide French Privateer, of 36 tuns, and retaken the 22c1 ult. by L'Espoir Sloop of War. By the Prisoners taken !a the Hannah, information is given that the ificicie had Captured live other Ves sels, harries not mentioiied, one of :which is said to be an East Indiaman. The Caroline, 14 his, Lieutenant bENEY; 1 3 ordered to fit for sea 'dire&ly, and will be ready its-morrow. Letters front L'kipair,, dated off Spit head, state; that the China Fleet would . Sall for Eng laiid on the of May, , . Carrie hi the Plover 18 tillS, but it Is not learnt yet whether she succeeded in capturing the Privateer She chased last Saturday to the westward of Ushant.. The coriimission given to the Captain of La Vail .. lant, Prize t 6 La Loire, is signed by the Corsican Emperor, and runs as follows : " tVe, by the Grace of God; NAPOLEON T. Emperor of the French, sce. s4c. to greeting," and then goes on in the usual tbrrni The Officer is a Capitaine de. Vaisseau, but coin- , viands the abcive Privateer—a circniustance very core - mon in 1 759- - -like Commodore TFIUROT, %Olen he commanded three Private Ships of War on the Coast of Ireland, and . *As t aptured by Captain ELLioTT, which were fitted ont by Dunkirk Merchants. Tice Seaman-like manner in which the Curieux f; Captain . BETTEBWORTII, ame•to an anchor, and furled her Sails, /.77heri she arrived in the Sound from the West Indies, was very gratifying to a number .of nautical seamen, to take. charge of the Fleet, and to rendez.. vous . at Cork; but in thiCk weather the Hero loSt sight of them, in lat. 53. 21. 10:1g ! , 18. 11. West, and made thebest of her way to Clyde, 137 04e North Channel.—Capt. Ctraniu reports; that four ;.days Wore he left St. Kitts accounts were i : eceived of the arrival of the Combined French and Spanish Fleets at Martinique. ' f ) OBTSNIOUTH, JULY 10.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship Safeknaiyi i . Lieut. Br.yo Aun, from .a (?wire;(?wire;the Kent, , i Literig b , JACKSON, Sincerity, BADCoOK, and Hannah, POUNCE, from Loudon ; Diligence, .SLATER, from Dangarvon ; and Fonte ndy, OtIvP.R, from Sunderland. The - , aiiizilla dropped down to St. Helen's with the Portugal Ccii,Dy,.and will sail to-morrow morn ing, The illcmine takes Convoy to Jersey and Guern sey._ Went out of Harbour the Defence, 74 guns, hav ing been completely refitted.' The remainder of the sth Regiment embarked on board the Indiamen at this Port, and the Pursers having arrived with the Dispatches, will sail imme diately on the arrival of the Varona and .the Pitt, which arc hourly expeEted. FAL ?dour zi, JULY 8. —Arrived' the Townshend Packet, Capt. DODD, with a Mail from Lisbon, in seven days passage ; and the Prince of 1 1 / a les, TODD, from Lisbon, in 14 days. Sailed the Windsor Castle Packet, Capt. Surrog, with a Alai' for Halifax and New-York. The Fleet from St. Kitts were all well off Kinsale on Saturday last. DEAL, JULY 10.—Sailed the Explosion Bomb on e Cruize ; also the homeward-bound South Seamen for the River. Remain in the DoWas the rest Of - the Ships as. per last. .GREEI*IOCK, JULY B.—Arrived here on Saturday ankyesterday the Ardent, 'Lusts A.Y ; 10sina, POT* TE1(;, Jamaica, BURNS Seippio, M.MILLAN ; and, Port-Glasgow, the Hope, ItytKoLm; Chia, *AMIE ; and Charlie, IWDOw AL, part, of the Jamaica Fleet. We believe all of this Fleet expe6ted in the Clyde are now arrived. The Ship Hero, of Glasgow, captain Ctl/!RIE, which Arrived at Port-Glasgow on Saturday after moon from St. Kitt's, sailed thence 25th May last, in tornpany with 13 Sail of Merchant Ships, under 'convoy of the Carplbrt Frigate, Capt.MACKENZIE, WhO accompanied the said Fleet to lat. 55. 13. long. 40. 3?. West, , when she left them, Capt. MACKEN. ZIE having put on board the Bets' y, of Glasgow, Capt. , FLEcie, one of the strongest and fastest sailing Ships of the Fleet, his First Lieutenant, and about forty spedators on the Hoe, as the time taken by this NVell disciplined Ship's Company, from going aloft to furl and trim the sails, was only three minutes and a half before they were all snug, and the men again on deck. The. Curivir fought ,} a gallant A6tion in the West Indies, in which Capt. BUTTE.SWOETII was SeVerelY Wounded. One oldie Neutrals detained by the Lord Nelson was chased last Sunday morning by a !we,: French Row-boat Priva.eer, rowing co oars; bat he escaped, an I arrived safe here. the Leopard, Rear-Admiral ; SJarkkr, Voiripitecr, Itionk6, mid Lord Keitli Cutters. Sailed,the resial and Spy on a truike at sere: ral:for the Jiout , agne Station... €6IIK, JU'LY 5.- --This morning Niajestys' Slobp Fairy arrived our- Harbpur frein Jamaica. • MILL, .ftrLy l!rovidenie, ArlanNs, ar rived onTuesday, from Ton ningett ; and t lie iloward, OwsroN, on Saturday, from Memel ; both which Vessels were immediately sent back into I ,Vhitebooth Roads to perfOhn quarantine, the former having on. board amongst her cargo a few bags bl• rags, and the latter a quantity of !lax, without th e necessary documents required by the Ite'Oraer in Council, The Lord Gyarringlow,' BINNIVOTON, frorn with yarn, arrived in Whitebooth Roads yesterday afternoon; where she is also ordered to perform quarantine, DigtIMUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Captain, 1 )IKers, and CO:npary of Ills Majesty':; Ship avast:,, t the C.tpture or the ilatavtan Ship Sara Marta, zd I,me, IS .3, on board, on Friday nexr, in Plymouth Sound ; 1) r every Tu es d a y an d Friday afterwards , at Mr. Edavarri - 1.. - ne's Counting-house ' Plymouth. To t,,: Capt a in; Officers, and C'ornparty,,of the same Ship, for the rote 41 vie Sainte AlargumM, the 20th May; tSiij, 0., tit.; Jaatcdayb, and at the sarrteplai.e4 4s above. I lrvvitieir the names of the Passengers nib 01. 1 . t .;z111.,111 htlia Fleet : •PA..s,k.N ;ZRS PER rSTREAT3AM.—+For Bengal.--Messrs E .011 6. l'odd,.At titers ; l'alniJr, iNs li,i;i1114 1 1 ; %Villianison, and Wilii..ins, Fur Madras it Scott, Alessrs, f Scc)tri iilalia ICyd, :Avi s , Crisp, Maltby, And Dunn, Cadots. .P'AaSENe;k.RS PER E etiorE.—For Madras Mr. T.Gra.:ll - Mr. ansiAlrs. Woodcock, Messrs. Gibbon, Burton, and Ilanies„Assistant-surv,ns ; Mr. t i.ote, Assisi.wt Masier- Stiip aright at rtinix of Wales's Island ; !Qrs. i'lood, Mesirs. Loth, O'Reilly, Jeffry, Str.wart, ,and lioyn, Ca'. lets. ..PASSZNCERS .PER WILL TAM P;TT..—For Ti...1)4411—Mr. R. Alexander, Captain Wardla,v, Messrs Tu110(.1t, T. Craig, T. Wishart, and Fell, Cadets.— For Ma dras—Mr. and Mrs. Casamajor and 'Family ; , Messrs. eery, the Hon. 1. Elliot, anti ,-- Fluditieston,,Writars; Capt. Sinclair, Mr. Bentley, Mr. BakCt, Mr. and Misr Travcrs ; Mesbrs. Norton, Bateman, Haneorne, Cecil, EN. ton, 4 -.4.0011, } - IJIIChCk, CAA PASSENGERS PLR GLoity Bengal— 4r. •Miss Cominity; Nlesir.i, Graham, Knight, Trk.t, Savertind, • Cumming, and Kingston, Cadits.--:For smith . , Mr. and Mts. Butler;,!Nicasrs. Smith, t:0.. , 50ti, , and Char t uznt. Cadets. PA.ssettcl.4. PER SAAAN CIIRIsTI ANA. --Capta:n D. LuM,den, Messrs.'Alkt!ir,Bayley;', Hodgson, and Sauntlets, Cadets; Major.A. liastfits. l'Asiewestts r>:x. Di AN4.--For 13:ngal - Mr. W. I..cslie, Aisistant Surge.tn ; Messr.i. 1,c,‘.1.1::;, Forrester, Eldridge, Palk - , Dallin, TreS(l4rd, Watson, Alogati, Ca dets.—For hlactias—Mt Siactairr, PASSE.NGEKS PER ANN,---FvE 84;11p„al and Mrs. lltriwn, Mrs. hl. C;tee6vaS• ,ts.l.:•ssr , .. W. NC ; Yeulon, Stn.:\ d, ‘Vainole, Mas,cc, P. t.rsot. Ita1!, Arrlstrong, tireeho, Faithful, and W. Grant, ,dets. ThWir4S . . f. Rich, At‘si.,t4;t-S...rg?ori ; I% , lrssrs. Forsyth and lloveri Cadets. P.AssENofes rest NoaTnAmetorr.--For Lieut. and M. s. Brooke ;' Messrs. I.eck y, NOWN , ti GOte, „l niro M'1)011:11ci i Smith, and Ctui..kslianks, -- Prince of IVah-l's Island.—Mr. ). Seaton,Aliir.ttr PAI4,;:.:VCERS Pita SIR tyt r.: 2AM PULTEIvb Y." -1.01.130n1-, ~-&-je,srs. Coker zuld Cap t. Smith, Lient.• C. Straciian, gessrs.'Dunbar, Kt:16101, a.td Marsli.,ll ; As sistauu-Sut;,Torts, Me:ri. R. tiatding and Coates ; Mrssrs. Ldw 111,s,..Mason,Trartipicte, Co o ke, Palm, 11,11tc..1,,:1i, Alac kisui:, MaLkeev. , r, Gerw.t.., 19,cfviile, Nl'hitile, I f ere, Steel, Ilanoack., and Collett, Cadets.—For Bengal, Mr. It. Hurd., The following i, according to a private Letter, the state of the Naval Preparations in the DutCh Ports . . . . . At A ntwerp, bitild;ng 6 ,Ships of the Line, slid 2 Frigates. At A tn)terd,,m, .1 :illy vr 74 guns j:ist rauncited ;. t ditto gone to the. Texet. At Rotterdam, I SAip orgo guns, to be launched in about thrrernunths i Frig• Ate 0132 guns. In the Tote!, 6 ,hys of the Line, with several Frigates ; and limn .p to so rraasports, offrom 47s to 5 t 4113 Tut TtIEATRE.—T,IIe Comedy of The Dramatist was brought forward last night at the Haktnarket Theatre. ELLItTONp without any servile imitation of the whLasical original, in the part of Void, rendered it very spirited and diverting. The rest of the Play went off to!erwily well. The Farce was The Poor So/titer. Witis . roN. a Partner in the new firm of the Theatre, perfOrnid Darby for the first time:.---So many popular Cpmedians have appeared in this char(Oter, that he followed to comparative disadvantage. While, hove; r, there is such an aetor as MATHEWS at the Haymarket The itre, Mr. WINSTON will always be a respe&able Substitute. The house'was well attenled. --ITonn AY, Sur.ir 8.. , --Attivell from oif Brit port aud aniJuth, where she has been from Pryinouth, with stores, ke. for' His ,11135ktrn -. . - Contraa Sloops of War ouilling there, : His tlidesty's Hired Armed Cutter Johg Bull. She sailed itgLiin‘ this Morning. FOLKSTONE, JULY•iO.-111 Main In thei, Ness Road spoRrING -LNDEt*LICE.Veg: , ~ N EW'&IARKE.T. JULY NthEtING, 18,1. . • .. . TUATRIDGE WELLS, JUL? g. • ~ Tan increase of Company to: . the 'Wells wi:,l n the last fOrtnight has been vdry great,. se`eral fa. mulles of- distinalion having lately Arrived ; and we ha - ;;e to boagta large assemblage of flab it and beiiuty; fetv lodging houses remain to be disposed cf. • - . . The, North Pevensey Legion, -consisting of two Troops ofCavalry, two Cala t :anies of 11fiemen, arid twelve - Companies of Infantry, w - erc / t-a.er i.iy: re;- vieaved 611 CrowbOrough, Down, by (...;::: .i.).;1.; PreYions to the Reviek; a very elegant pair of Co lours,' the gift of. Lady SiIr.kTIVED, '..,;re );:tbtlited to the ,Legion by her Ladyship, with an ep:?roiariate Address ; as the ct.:reinony used cnt ',his occ:,,i)ii ' . was different from what has . beep commonly observed, a partial detail may not be uniutcresting-. An escort ofDragoons kg - acqiit the Colbtra to the -ground, where Lord Suaralri.o's banluettinp, grit wa4 pitched ; soon a f ter which, h.l. La.ty ..i , i. , . at , tended by Mrs. SiIIEATFIPLn, aril tw.) 2 , .1.s ~ NAY., arrived in. a. coach an d to ur; atten ,c_i a 1,.) ov an escoct oi Cavalry. 0.1 1.1). - I;ne ii.:•inj i:,:lned, and '' signal give n by 1.1: ; ,e fro a tee right, the two Rifle corps, Nvitit bnia ciruin9„ &c. formed on the right in open column ; ttlQ t:4"J Abtljatants (dis mounted) in front ; the two I . ;enL,lliants rtn.t their covering Serjeants in their rear. The H i te f_;: l ri e d three sides of a square, and the escort for th...;, Cu lours, ,under. the command of , I , ieutenant-CdOnel CRANtI . TON (tile Right Honourable the SPIIAKER being detained in town), marched to the tent, where. the Colours were given to them e/Ltrti ; the escort then marched to the Battalion, *111:11.1%.! Riflemen filled up. the Iburth, or vacant angle of the square ; the Adjutant's, 'Captains Hz WLTtION and WaTtilitt aE AD, lijth (he ,Chal)lain. (Rev. Mi-. 'Wow) w AHD, jutf.), thcli aclianced to the centre ; the Colours Were utiCased, dowered,. and crossed, li.iiig's Colour tipperinost, and the Consecrati on Prayer Was deVau tr ly an 4, `raCeetilly delivered by the. Chaplain, th e Troop presenting arms' the whole time, but 0,) Music"; played. , When. the l'rayer was , finish ed,. the Adjutants:delivered" the '(.'oloitrs into the i CiLiplain's hand, by whom they Wei%! given to Lady Striiriztiirm ; the two , Lieutenant.; then adva nce d ; and her Lady s hip, i n ii. short Wit 4.,:it&.;ittit address, re ; commended them to their care and ppotettion, and felt contideni:, she said, they could not be in nutter hands than those of the LoAion. The Oiliccrs, with ti a, C:()6ars, then piecetalecl t A the centre uf the line ; the wholc.4. prefientt,d arms, and the Celxii - 3, with theii avpropriitto escort; marchtid round the ditkrent tingia.; 44 the square, music pl. - ying,. A:c. AIL:: which th 4 square was re. duced, and. the evolutions cot unnced. Whim the Review ilias i finished he called the Ofilcers• together, and told them he had, in the course of the kit ?;ix weeks,. seen ,at least 0.5,900 tern .in Sussex that the North Pevensey Legion bad surpassed hia most sanguine expe6tions; that Lord SliltralELD had set a noble, a glorious example ; and that it retieeed the highest hon o u r on the Officers and Men, to are the state of discipline they had arrived to, and their ' very soldier-like ap?earance. it likewise, he said, gave him great satisfaction to. see upwards of 1000 men in the field, out of only 1200, not withstand. Trig the incessant ra!n, and tne ri,ies several had to march to the place of exercise, some. Companies not less than' 12. • When the business of the day was over, a selea Party partook of a cold collation in the tent of the Colonel, Lord SHEFFIELD, and enlivened the scene With a dance on the turf. Amongst the Company we observed Lord I'VEtrr -I,vosTn and her Grace the Dnehess of DoRsET ; Mrs. STREATFIELD, tutu Misses SHUTTLEWORTe, two Misses WAY, Mrs. HEIVETSON, General Don, and suite, Colonel G RAHAM , Major STREATVIELD, CTN. CRIPPES, WETHERITEAD, HEWET4OI!:, B,ATE IVAN, Rev. Mr. WoonwAnn,,Jun. Messri: W A y, IsmuLt, NEvILLR, and a vast concourse of pcoplJ of the first i in 'Sussex *%vreprehout; and, though it rained annost incessantly, no :%one quitted the ground t.il the whole was finished., Exclusive of the Band of the Legion, the Band of the 4th Dra puns attended, and played conntty dances. Her Grace of DoasET and Lord Wurrworcm walked through the lines, and looked at every com. pany. I Ithas been invidiously said, that MN. SIDDONS's overtures for an engagement et Covent-Garden Thea tre have been declined. This in . -f e:nide& repoet is a slander on the Judgment of the Managers, who eel-- . tainly would not reject the Overtures of the first A4tress ever seen. The truth is, that Mrs. Sili- D ONS, after labouring so many years in her profeS- M o n, is' not inclined to an engagement fur re gular a' rltirse Race was cle:d d exertions during 'a whole season. • • Miss SMITH, th 6 heroine of the. Bath Stege, who Yesterday se'm'i ht is engaged for Cown i is said to Garden Theatre next seahon, ' possess goat tnerit in the Cots and Tragic uptm Coxlieath, by' a yonne- Getl - . f ''' e , t. i email 0 :vnd stene, who, with an old 'i , -- • 1 branches of her art. . ,oiee, muc i Llecrep:d KEMBLE 11; . 5 been scree days with his facetious and that lor almost- two years had le . I ' eeen ee:eustei tied friend Lord GuttnFOßD, at Woxturi, in Oelordsire, .to draw a waggon, undertook, liz a • Wa7er of 601, where, of course, there is a co,nbfreation ot .. Choice to g:Allop the distanc.e of 10 niiits lii 2 3 ent ,' * i - - .' ates. --- Spirits. A multitu le of . `-'- t , speetators asssetribled on ) tee eloand The veneralle Curi,go who was so unluckily im- • at the appointed hour'to witnee;s the 1" : - pet Urti)i4ll(4f, mersed in the cold Bath, at Mr. 'WALSH PORTER:S i w hcn old Dobin, and his 3 , ottug Mitster, who A B '4' . 4 recent Fet e , , was the subjeit of much taunting mer- the rider, arrived, pi - operlyearetrisoneei Oh th.e oeca riment, and e;'as universally greeted as one of 'the sion. The appearance -of the horste with his broken drippiii family. ' knees, and, ill fOrM, highly to use the knoiving 001 hursday morning Lieut. H---, and Ensien I ones', particularly Some of the AledieelTeibeeet'he. G--, of the South Hants Militia, met, with their i evere not ‘a little lavish in their - jeers, be otTerine - a ng-bottle, &Le is the youree Gentiewan, ;he Seconds, in lioundea u B o t tom, near Lewes. The smelli distance agreed upo n was ten yards, who 11 bein bore all with the greateet gocel Eutneeee eed upon tool: out, th e com b atants to their pround, wheng mounting ,offered to double the Let teat he aecern bat fror . n . the greet eenfidt enc e h e Mr. G-- fu - ed, and lodged his ball in the leg of Pushed the same; expressed, added to the Te-. 11 of the' old herse when hii antagonist, near the ankle, x. ho he ea:vice eence mounted, it . 11-33 refost.A. He ac ce rdi ne l y starte d fell,, When, tiirough the interferc_rice of the S(acend3, on a two mee circuler course, end to the gret the • business terminated. The wonnied nerty •'V' a S astonisluneut of all preseet, performed ;t, with teken to the Bata - ach e \Olen: iil:. ball, 'end some poitions of hiltle tiia . it 2.,,i , 1 ,, ,,,,:1vi . „ , , were , iteee the greatest facility, a minute an e feet - e n e ee t e e I fee. ,-*-7 time. Many large bets were depending, 'aria 'Pee after extrataed • an 4 .ve ls 'a , - le . ' ' - ---. e hnewine - ones were e eeneletele duped, of spzedy. recovery. - , ,r f . 'WECINiatiAt, JULY to. , Firtv Pound Plate for 3-*yr olds carrying 6st;9lb. 4 yr o! ir st 5 7 yr olds, EA . , 81b. 6-yr olds, Sst. talb. atAl aged 9,t. 14 Foley's ch, h. Captain Absolute, - 6 yrs old . Mr. Wardell's ti. tn. Gratitude, 4 yr.; old - . Sir C. littobery's.b. en. Eleanor, aged . . Mr. Forth's cu'. .7t; llrig 3 htdn, 'aged L 4 ,Five to a agst Captain Absotute•—a •to t min GraSku 9 6to 4 agst F.leanor. • - • Mr. Watson's Dreadnought, ''Est. 'Alb. acst A 4 t. . tilson's Miiden, Bst. alb. R. M. cogs. Ileat).-5 -t4 4on Maiden. ' • Ld C, Oshorne's 71b. beat I.d Crosve nor's A.;,ncourt, Ilb, Across-the Fiat, stltp.-- 6to 4 agst Elizaktlt. Mr. • Dimbury. Stt. 61b. beat Mr. R. Boyee's Purtehi 64. tab. Two-yr old Course, 5 . 4,5. —6 to 4 041 IDttgbnrv, Mr. Wilson's .brother to Merryman. 2. m old, 6it. 315. eci.froni .11r. iloworties Pimlico, '3 yes old, Eat. Civu.yr rold. Courso. S''g S ' •