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Do t—t Lisbon, Dublin, 2 WA-WWII'. PRICE OF STOCKS Tbus DAY AT Tvviti.vu o'cLoCic. Gent. . 58 Red. Ann. • 3711 Omnium • 3 THE SUN. 40LEM QVIS utczaz FALSUM AL/1)1AT ? LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1895. • Lord DAR NL s T Isar night brought forsiard' his long promised M 'lion in the House of Lords, fora Seleet Committee to examine the Papers on the Ta. ble respeding the State: of the, Navy, the view; •as he avowed, of instituting a Compvison between the Condliet of the .Boards of Admiralty at which Lord ST. VINCENT and Lord MR LV I LLE successively presided. Lord MELvILL - e, in a very able:speech, took. a comprehensive view of the state Of the Navy at varioUsperiodi i - and Particularly during the Administrations of Lord Sr: VINCENT and himself. His Loaship provcd, very clearly and vatisletflotily, from unanswerable do eillmilis , that in giving direttioni for the 4',nrchase of a nuan. bet of Vessels for the Public - Service, and for build. ing and repairing Ships in l the-Merchants''Yards, he adopted the'only means which existed of increasing the Navy, or even of keeping it up to t hat exteo t which is demanded ,by the situation .of the Country, and in that state of, vigour .and efficiency which c-very friend .to his Country must anxiously desire. Lord Sr. VINCENT insiitesithat ten Ships of the Line might be built annually in the King's Yards ; al. though it appeared from . the statements. quoted by Lord ME LVILIF.,. that during the whole Admini. aeration of the former Noble Lurd, from February' . 18or to May. t 50.4., only five Siiips of the 'Line were - ordered t'o lle built in the King's.yardsl the return minde with respea to which, when Lord ST. VINCENT quitted &Slice, saas, that the keel of one of them was -nut laid down, :Ind that the. others were b u ilding, without stating what progress had been made in their constiodion: I. ( ord St nmoUrli opposed the appointment oldie Committee as to. tally unnecessary. . • , . The Motion . was negatived by,a Mijority of '55 the ntintlicts being SS aticl~~s. We this morning received American Papers to the 18th ult. from which we have ex,tradsted some interesting Details respeding the proceedings of the Black; in Sc. Domingo. We hAVC received private Letters. from G•juen. burgh, delta the, 17th, which make' no mention of p retcut ied, Institrei`tikt in Stockholm, of the arrest of the King, 'Blr. ; and we have no doubt that thc. V:1014 story 16, as we have already stated,. a French fabriedrion. , - • The friMdi, KA V A ttNAti, the Good hatta t WH R. LAN, boutid tN Nevittoun.dland, have put back to Waviti9.l , l; they. were captured and ptunkiereci by. the .V/phlree , ch Privateeri of 18guns, in lat. 49. tS. 014 the 13th instant s .and then auffered to dep a r t , The Carp(itipa report lite Privateer had cap! tired eight other Vebsels. :y, qtritly THE iR.MAJ ' FISTI Es and the Pl' inCe:,sti iviAky, SorttlA, and ANELIA, dined Kith the DUK h of CUM Melt LAND al Kew. l'eqi-rday st,'nnight ,two Cnnwanies of the 95th, or RAI le t ,itatut s , 103rCLtd 'Turn Wooduriage rack , ,. on their route for Canterbury. he cpararirine is al.our t 01.4 removed from Fal. mouth .to Scilly ) . tiller° a laz.areito is cu be formed f u r it, use. Tii s Tit EATIt i.— A very numerous audience at:. tended .Drury .Late Theatre tast night at the Benefit ti KELT r .Y. The Dancers from - the o,era-liouse driSi Cid on this cYCOOSi On,. atid exhibited, with great sl:'eccss, the t wo h ailrtt of . Grim, .74.14, and niernche, Qireen Caitile. After the first of * these refire. tieniationsi •a new Conic Opera, in two Ads, was brought t;:irward, upder the title of 1.0141,, and Pony. the first ild contained' some spirited ' • passages, but wets 106 long. The second 'MI abounded in lively sallies . , diverting incidents, and 'whimsical situations. The Piece, on the whole, was highly applauded. It cues credit t o th e poeti- cal and. dramatic talents of /qr. 1)1Motio,:son of the re ,O t ehbl e Mi-ger of the Bath Theatre; and has t be support or some very plesinvmusic f rom . • '[he of ter 'founds .of Andrew •Corbet, be. ing out a few days ago, hit upon a drag at the large pool on Nluckleton Moss, Shropshire, and soon after found the ottct ; but-being fresltlid after p l:inuutt,tnhiet downelod his pursuers for a shprt time, a tin,..!er a small covert opposite the middle-o.the pool, .wits quickly forced to take the water.. Here the view became to the Sporternan exceedingly animating—the ItOunds.. - sWirtinting in a cluster, "all in full cry —the otter about tea yards . before them, somewt)at fatigued; Massey, the .Hantsrtian, in the boat elOse its tit resit, encouraging 'dogs anti plying the oars with all his powees—ketping nearly at equal'distance frosts each other over t hi s prodigious sheet of water. The . ot ter frequently heat,. ing up in the water and shaking himself, stimulating the hounds with fresh ardour, rendered-this novel scene highly pitaureslo*and interesting. .The otter, however, reacheti.thL• land first, and WAS taken alive in a small recess, and carried to S:iawhifiy fa l k,— 1 le measured in length 4 feet, and Iv: l .:iffled near 33 1. nods. Mr. CARR'S mot, 'Travels Denrik:4, Swebq. Rus,.ia, Poland, and PlussiJ, will ayi)tii: early in ilie ensuing wtek. I NAVAL NEIFS, PLYMOUTH, 'MAY 23.—Went out of dock in two tides, the Aigie, of 44. guns, Capt.l 3 l9tat. 'She has had her bottom looked at, and a leak stopped in 'the afterpowder.room; by the active exertions of Captain Wotre, Ms Officers and .Ship's Company, she will be soon ready for sea ; she takesintet guns to.day, •and . her powder when she gets to the lower moorings. Great part of the crews of the Ruby, of 64, and Renown, of 74 guns, arc. turned over to complete the Cosar; of 84, and - the Thundirer, of 74. guns, now at the lower moorings opifsite vertirnent House. The two former Ships, if it is found on examination their repairs wilt take a great while, will be for the present paid off, and laid Up in ordinary; as the repairing docks are all now choak full of ships. r • • Sailed on a . Cruixtofr Scilly and the Land's End, for the prosetion of•trade, the Gannet, t 8 guns, Capt. Brass she is >to relieve on that station the Caroline, 14 guns, Lieut. J. DENBY. Rentairtin Cawsand Bay—the Montague, 74 guns, Capt. Otway. In the Sound Fisguard, 4S; Eolus, 3i; Active, 32; Ranger, 1.4. In 1-latnoaze—Qmsar, $4; Thunderer, 7.1; Ruby, 64; Renvwn, 74; Aigle, 44; and several smaller Vessels, - rOiritVIOUTH. MAY =5. —Arrival Deldjc,,ty.• Shin Volunteer, Lieutenant FUULERTOI4, from the Downs ; Nagai!us, aa.it e, from Sanderfand ; Ruth, from Lisbon ; and Fritmdibils, from atntzie. Sailed the jamo;ia, Capt. Dtcx, on a Cruize ; Sparkler, with Convoy_to the Downs ; E.nterpre. 'Janie, on a. Cetize . of Ha ; and Jane, fqt Sunderland; Went out of Harbour, having , been refitted, Ilis Majesty 'iShii) Brilliant, The Rost, a new Cutter, came into Harbour to be coppered, having lately been launched at 1-lastings. With'the uncertainty-there is Tespeding the Cum. birteti Fleet,ic rnay.be considiredinformation to state, that Several Officers of the C.Voy, who did belong to the Warp, think it qUite impossible that (he Officers of her could be mistaken as 'to the number of ships, and of what force they were, lying in Cadiz har bour.' They (now in the Glov) have 'frequently gone cl , 2se enough intobarbour to see its uimost ex. tent ; and' it is reasonable to suppose, that, on an uccasiun so ntontento!ti, they' would. go as far into the harbour then, which must inform cheat Wile. thtr such a hige Force was there or hot, on such a day. POQLF, MAT 24,—The Seagull Cutter, J. CARTER Commander, fell in with the Hero, of Sea ton, which he took, having on board ,300 Tubs of Foreign Spirits. The Cutter's :'eats to.k.up fl ing also of Portland, 4.1 Casks of Foreign Spirits, all of which were brought to this Port, and lodged in his Majesty's Wareho-use. YARMOUTH,. MAY z+.---The. Do'rotben Viz/. bah,' 'Fotufsti r from Amiterdam to Alicanr, with cheese ; 'an t i the Henries/a, WILKIB, from Am. stealth to Bourdelyx; with hops tinti beer; ;lee sent in by the Swan Cuttei. • The P acAet, of Embden, jwysits Master, from St. Martin's to Bmbden, is sent in by ilisMajesty's Sloop Cruizer. WAtett EN, which, sailed on Sunday last hr Scotland, with 75 men who volunteered from the Fileshire Militia, "put back yesterday morning, having .eocountereci.severe contrary gales of wind. HA R. 7V ICH, MAY 24..—The Post-Alice Packets, with the Hamburg!), Bremen, and Gmtenburgh Mails, are yet detained by contrary wind. The Di ana Packet, Capt. 'TSIA/A.JiD, arrived yesterday from Hustim, with the Hambnrgh and Bremen Mails. The Ketch Cairina,' AvEtty, from Carlesham, with deals, &c. is. sent in by the Aggressor Gun_ vessel ; and the. Hoy nue Brothers, N. Dootx Master, from Amsterdam, with, hides and other goods, is also sear into this Port, a prize to, a Lc tier of Marque belonging to London, WAt.Trit BRIDGE Commander. The Citimpr Gun-brig sailed this morning on a Cruize ; and the Pegasus Frigate remainb with the Hecate, Borcr, and Escort Gun-ve,sels, the Diachers of Bedford Armed Ship, anti Argus Reyenue Cruizt.r. DEAL, ,MAY 24."-14. M. S. Bo:out: came down (rum the Nare, and remains. The Bold Gun.bris came in (tom a Cruize cif Ambleteuse. Sailed. the Mariner Gun.brig on , a Crnize o ff flPshing. _ - . Came — down the liarmitly Naval Transport from Deptford, and remains. 'Sailed :tie Griffin- Cutter an a Crnize off In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Combatant Praarn; Discovery, Volcano, Zebra, and Vesuvius Bombs Alan and B.:motto Sloops ; Rifleman, Thrasher, Bold, a n d Phosphorus, Gun-brigs ; Harmony Nay . al Transport. Gitßittint i g, MAY -22.--Artireci yeiterdpy the . irmifinda, MAROTI,. from New Pro v id en c e sailed thence in com l i an y will) his i‘, l l3je)ty's Schobrier PiOle, which (41110 at'BertriUdrt to teCeiya I)ispatches 14ir Briiaio, Captain MAftQuis spoke, on the 4th inst. in lat. 45..„10ng, 43. the . Trrpassey, Nio4Rt RS, and Lord Duncan, KElt, for Newfound land, and iknothcz Btis in couviny, wimp tii*nown. ••••••;011111.1.0. , 2 C th ArT. rADDOCL, who arrived at Netv.York on the r i F A R :ill ''f iro r m iI S E Do m ingo, t.AltEßW pi g s': ti ll Ye i 1 IPiEcoani ItCadiAt t to report of the surrender of that plaee to 01 01, 1. , 1 ins. Ors tilt:, St hof March, however, one Vivi. _"°° of the Hay tian Army appeared of:: S2int Co ius (an our-post of the 'town 'of Si, Drningo)r fl a n - ti shot a French General Walking on ihe rgliP ar ,' ( - ) o the ~Bth they-crossed the river, and ocotillo, On the kith the. French General, ThrisArQutr ° the head of 400men,madc a rart;e from Fort atlOlf, • and routed the besiegers, who lost theirCooo3lldgi .and 400 Troops. - On ._the succeeding day Goof v ERRAND ordered the shipping.away, and compts ed them to take on board all the'svon,en oil then i n the place, and convey them tc; Porto Ritch St. Tlic ' alytian Army had taken Fort .aralrte and ,t. J ago, after a most dreadful and. desperate rt. ststance from the Whites, all o f whom, rOCP, WC' men, and children, were indiscriminately shitlghteri ' e'-i by the gay.ige and infuriated Conquerors. Pc Blacks lost cne of their Generals, ,ord:above ISO men. • , " 1.. FER RAND; GENERAL OF DRIGAOE, Ca, " Covinced Ai long experience that sll kind ° regard and moderation is useless rowarthl the °C' un. ' r i t u r l e n t ic s i A ‘ t r N i h a r i g E :a in tain the rebellion •in Hispo4lll. Supplies it) the Rebetr, Ste.' . 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Members of his. Legion of Honour, iloil o f° ; ,..i,tet; Pise with F r ench Slaves , Rchrls, anti Wit t ,'" itr , 1145w11°61 11; has deccrAted with iliii SC Vibliltl'.Vr& if C3t/Sed every where s tir ns , anti indig" ; , 11 , ` : 1 ; 1 1 1 the reqUiSitiOn Was everywheic 1.011061 "alp threat of regarding a refusal us, o n aft el i h 7,on, The Sovereigns of Madrid, Naples; '.,crot wc re therefore obi ig ert to etilitnir. The nt. 0 , i of Germany hastened to mike all his hti o;e :,ijea atiVeSP and . lavourit CS, KOlglill a the n o of Fitece, an Order which exclutleri the accelli r o 1 : , 0 .ail- 1 1) 1 1: 1 3 1 : 1 11nle V y t t l e eitl , :i b i l: e. re' e le c ri e a :n 1. 1 : 71 : pc s e r e 'il d i n ie'r4 : :.Yvi l s i t : lo SLIT : r eiC N a: a ir'l l: -tifillie c inliCC e rfliee p CieSt(l r Xel a iti; l l ) : c l e el:LlC' ; ):l:Cl:in::::::\fiiSi;:it.lllll;l4lltill:iat:;r:)l : r will" 1 hel we" ule .: %e iji l .::: . ~.. varian N tlent, • been distributed tl,l,:sml3soiesNe Brun ra n :A t itT h e iSe : v °B e has r°m , r o n a li c e i lL r t iA a l w i l i c : i t: ll : l'ail''nteli'Yie i '' '''ll:::.i.he :1'1;1F : 11 i :: a ll ° Flit!, , i r 0 ,4 policy of thefrussian;Kmarch than tlinte of 5. 1 , 1 ' 1 1 '00g 'll,ll.ltonnotabie sentiments are not extirigujslieN4iiitori. irruisian S u lij,tt,, at le,ot 110( arming 11 c l oc n ot .13,0NArARTit had the audacity to . fi tt ul't)notiochf otsrin.gtrished•Warr i elts under the, PitiSiiiin V ill r olio far hi) v itticns i but, they all rerUbc4l WI 0 10 1 a t h tT ri;it:ia andt ion, 'iiihiNisp'teifilinfia,lir)EnieFon°Fes :itttsit,e'rh,tn.mPl)ta°•o)llii• ; i i , N c inG / 2 ° :,.... ,,g r ' e l c‘c ig h' il l t i l l ' i... o l f .sent a written reftiol to tile Klog ,Ilis` n' 1 ,, , , , 0,1 1, which. not withstandirg the entielOau"lod 001 .LAND'eI secret Agents, topics are cite° where on the Continent. it runs 010 .hicil I I,.inot 1 . " The rank 1 occupy, and the Revd OrdVii/,'111h4 ;lid f o l, have heeit decorated by your Majesty's It 14 , a; °IS°. tiler_ of glo!ious tneinorr, cybics, 1114 t toy seri,li-, -,tork.c,„ c'rr , and Nat ) +, as a Sobjeti, wore atti ro tt) 4l , l , l o o lol e f o f` r, vereiAns Yitice your VI ajCitY'S reig n lii 'VC 'l3O l i l ! 0' hart such nave induced the whin at the head uf t , ° , e „; lLnta, (1.4110 meat to insult me witii his otter of 0' 44 : a IliO4-1111 ea ainong chose guilty ono of l'u.'nch itchcis.'"qemors 0.00 supported out Foreiver's usurp done e ' :: sir 4 1 o"„ Li ai pretended Legion of Honcito P. MY Cor'"''°,lgriefure tat c t dirt 1T1:1.,.:t!r, loyalty, .and duty comawni 111:11. An att or g`vra",..l.l'.l I:?);_!tra.t ion .sucb ail ou.trae,c iLI y riarrs or one of 1 'me 6 - i 6 SI 14 Z " Your Majesty's inos,l;,tillithlul__Sit,briaet:i.ls.'l3,rthd'is' . ‘ u P t il ‘ _ l .ll l l .ll ; u f l . d rfll G .e i nu 'll G. to, g' ai n B: o : w lS: i: l; e :u g e c c ir ;: c e‘ : e r4 : :l . ‘ blci'll it i:;4 4> il fi l t: j:Cr:l°Li'r : e s CjvlC t r°4l:ll::4;4 ..............—.........................., st a late , LATE FA-HioxAgLe rlt AcAsi,"•••• i Adv ii c i o • r ..in the t''lshionable di/r4..1,..g' to a itaieinent eir'culated by Mr, 'woo fo,,;:l'ce's ..icspeding, uane selootiable 05,teceo{ procorl,Y. grAr,rett try him to his LorPliir. ~ ti f in_ratc,a_Pita induced . Mr. B. co- Jet.:iiie,,Lafflryoip $ . Irtoe, in rooter/1J f which his Pt JO - meeting Wi th that Gentivilin st . Ole ' 6 ' '' ' di d ' a 1)101# ll ' c i faCe i th'i gall? him, ,cans art:V/111i , liro). application - 11 was, immediately returnee q,,,obesti, fiit of Mr'. 13..'d cane to his Li,!t.1,111.,4 ,qOO asespi4t‘r'a7cmd,l).awniyien then ll i s inLtte,rrtti.e.:;itiiili, iwinikiht,ll:r-,P;:ri,l,ohoosoutt(ft: of tire is.xtcoebneenlitualine:l4,‘ of . lii, Inuit irlifee,°)l/' onit So - c jou , f , e:nßoy al, .Circus, ren -sw:etllh avta raiieijE4vraentirl::!''.°:(4'4'l,ll::;'‘ „," ete be had Irl gie: iier lertettl',ll),toitiet . Billet Da of.Leancr Ancl- Poi . '" ri'coorB4* the . tens,► Piensing eff-Ati of its Scalfltil°34o.oo4ll ity. , ani,opt- which, the ort? et 'Y.."' 0046: :.and the Ursula o f , MCI. 17A111,:10:)ra' 'of (00 !:;..IS, 04 r notice, britir for ws t d s 000: ,uil andinir3ble Ilffielog, in which. the brilli.in' f„rp,li,it G'', taste of Mr. GI ROUX ,in Loillicr':„100e c -"ux in Leooorii, toierber -with 'l'oet, 1,1 iClia°l-114$ Gleolix, stAnii hisbir eirti, 6 . 1 .,' riii% "tghta tit ttie.,6,l ter a iNtliiiiii in 40°a. !of X 113! with - S""eti 01 gre.st humour. TlieSinflrii4,l 01",rii it,!-Irt;ON iti truly . 4 stopiOing, for 4'l4' 00 .1 hi 1 7, 11" Horsernstishlp of MAO 04- is ' 4 (lc o.loClti'o with the (.4. Eiueitii to Fcsrti, And the °II. iire' . the coterwining r.intosoitoo II liiicchiss , t .... ..., 1