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i Ad.,irdeq-Ofiee. ..lulu 27, 15(5.
OmAes of I ,•,eo+ ham Rear-admiral Daerts, Commai.dert :n
Chief. of rf, M,J..stf. Ships and Vessels at Jamaica, to
William IVlaredeo, Er I.
SIR, tlercule,'Port Royal, Mai. 25, 1805
I have the honour to enclessa, for their Loriahips' informs •
tints the cope 43 letter l have reeeivrd irons Ciptatti With,
of hie Majesty'. ship Sur-
.-tit nu ~, a..qtanting me of that
snip having captured ii Spanish private r.
lam, &c. JAMES R. DACRES.
SIR, Surveillante, Ku S. 1805.
I beg Wave to inform you, that Hs Maje.ty's ship under
mr.e.saimand has this day, in lat. 20 deg. 97 min. N. long.
52 deg Sei min W. raptured the Spanish schooner pivateer
El Reitt go, mourning thiez guns. and having on brad lifer-
, th.sie men. She has been out fifteen days, ant taken uo•
thing I have the honour to he, rte.
•1
To James Ili: .ard Decree, rm. it,..,,ionj.
irOjIN BLIGH.
of the RA, Commas ler in Chia:, &e...t.e.
Copy of a Letter from Captam Lamborn, of his Maiesty's
Sloop, Peteroll.
His Mai sari. Sloop Penwell. May 18, IMO,
SIR, elf St. Jago de CUIVI.
I have the honour In inform you, His Ma.iesty's sloop under
my cuindiand captured thla day, at four a.m. after a dine i,f
two boars, a remarkably brie Spanish privateer schooner, car-
rying I lull IS pOUN .er and four styes, and had on beard 03e
hundred and six men. She sailed frnnt St. Jag* teemy-f.n.r
hours previous. in her falling into our hands, and had take,'
lambing. 1 have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) J. LAMBORN.
ToJames Richail Herres, Eel Rear-Admiral
sa! the Re', Commairle, iu Chief. &c &c.
g Copy of a Letter from C.,,,iain Crofton, of the Raraon.
Ho !Slajenev St io., Ra,iinn, off Lucca,
SIR. May 11, 1805:
' I beg leave tnaequaint you, on the ll* instant. being at
the anchorage of Isioniego Bar, observed an etiony'a -eh toner
boarding a driler; I immediately shone, and gave eisice, but
from her superiority in racing and sailing in light wind-, Jae
effated her C.CIj4C with her prise into Cape Crux. On my
return to OA. station. I had tl,e g.i4 I f erune t* tall in with,
and ea;n,.ris the Spanish telureei priv at..,,r Gil Felix E' S,Cqr.,,
, had forty &DIM WI Licari, ant are .ix.pnitillcr thrown over-
board in Once, out front Sr. Jain eleven dais, a•AI had
taken but one droger 1 have the honour to b.., ik:..
(• 41,11 EDWARD CROFTON.
T.C.B. H. Russ, 1. sq. Captain of His
Majesty\ Ship Pique
Copy of a Letter !roil Captain Atkins.
His Stalest y's Ship Sean, off lleniaga,
SIR, April 3,), lorla
Tiii• afternoon lea:leered I.a Tareetruante lima.), schooner
privateer, after a cheer of three hours. She is a rem .rk.i.;,y
fa-t Milne line vase:, three years old, stew eripperml and :as -
ened wits compeution bu:ti, in large thinensi ina, ha• four
four pouoden.aad out 13.4 twelve. Her complem,it ...pay
men, and had ellity.f.ur on board when taken S!.e ~a.,
b.e.s out 'Welts 'lasi Com Ouadaloude, and cap: mid .in
Ruglith 5100.,, tlie Ap i!a. of Bermudae.
1 have the honour to be, be.
DAVID .A i EARS.

To James Richyrd Dseres, PSI. Rear. ---
Admiral of ts•A itel, &c.
NB. The pa-IcetWas in co litany with me at the r,-t•a: ••I
the prie•teer rendereJ essentia: service.
Copy of anoth.l Litter fro:n Clptail Atkins, of the Seine.
&Ate, off Aguad•Va. Porto Rico,
SIR., May QT, 180 i.
This et. ,rnir.g Lietitenalt ll'and, r.f Mar.eaS, CC•altuawi-
itsc er, • Seine', barge, captured the Spanisl schooner Cen.
eeptiun, of von gr. s, lor.g fie I•o•indels, meo. S:ie
Fad many i.a.seager• on o mid, who a-aisted m rnski..g so ne
reSi4.ll6llllll, hut they e •u:d n a wi hstaud the ga lain attack of
the barge. The pa. 4 e,ca?ed i a smith boat. The
Conee:•tion is from Santa ..Alaxu Alanha, laden with Jog.
wood; a new -chr..rier„ and very •.a.• 104 e -•rison• r ,
in number) app.-ar cad., and f *hal' : • tS • is .1 111,1)464t. lv•
to peeient the ira.o4.o4ion of the Stine, Wilktli
trust will matt lout ii;.p.,batio".
ILAV+; Cl< bollOtlr to he, &e.
DAVID ATKI/iS.
gamy of a Letter trotts Ca, tam Younghtlithan4, t.f th:
lit Majeity% Shy HzUfetilt, Putt Roya',
SIR, Jamsit a, Jude 3, 1803.
I have the h moor to infirm too, that on the :Ist i•loaett,
off Cane flicu'a Mule, I fell in with, arid captured the
F•ench felucca privateer La Dr.iree, 44 one carriage gun and
forty men. I have the honour to be, Jlie.
GEO9f;F. YASUNGFIUSBAND.
Tn Ante% R:ehad Daeres, Eon Rear-Ad Mrs!
of th • Red,Ounniander iu Clitaf, dm &C.
ter/ of a Lettes from Cad fain Mods., of If is Majesty's Ship
Blaurhe

Hts :11041.—yCi it Blanche. off Point Nevea,

.SIR.

St.-1
of June 10, 1405.

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lbeg leave to acquaint you of mf having this morning cap
tumid Freoch natiirial sehnoner, MOilateJr Franeu
Dupuis, Lii-atenaat de Vaisseau. Commander, pi^real fur
fourtecii runt, and eighty 6ve men, with dispatches from
Gea .r.i! Fernand to St. Jago de Cuba, after a chacc of cloven
hoa,
1 '.amitie is a remarkably fine weasel, coppered an! (envied,
and in estery reaped fit for Ilia M ijeidy's service. During the
ch re, she threw oveilward oac lung b7aai eighteen and six
pounders. 1 air, &c. ZACHARY MUCKiE.
To Rear. Admiral ()acres, Cainmand.r in Chief,
rigor, roasts a lava ni thirty-three veraelscatauteil.destroyed,
and :ecajdurcalbv Ilia M..jeary's shiasand vea.cls oil the Jamaica
stat.on, under the co.nmaud of James Richard Dacrea, Eaq j
Copy et' a Letter fmni Captain Povnts,Crnimander of Ilia Ma-
jesty'. Ship th, Mel mime, to William Marsden, Esq. dated
in Plymouth Sound, the 22d Mar.
SIR-1 big yon will ba to MI arm my Cords Corn-
tniriairmem of the Adaii-alty of my arrival at this port with the
Hydra, pi ize to the Melainpus; Inc the partictill-n of which I
bear to re., inn to a ewpy of my letter to Admiral Co "wall is,
ttoeterith inelowd. I am, &e. !STEPHEN POYNTZ.
filelarripus, Plymouth-Senna, July 2., 181.5.
have the honour to actriatnt you, that, in exec AMR
Admiral Lord (;lrellier's order, Ilrt Majemy's ship under er”
eientriand, the tatli Ingram, In bat. 54 deg. N. lung. a 0 deg.
W. captured tire Hyde* Spaii:ali private ship of war, of tweet).
eight grins, niminting ton .t. two 10, g tones on the main deck,
Icevillg two apace ports, anti six sixes oi the looter &act.
with a ea:m.l4/Iton. of one hominid and nines-two men. three
of whom were killed, and several wountlet, in the ski.
Her cruise ot four months tettninated on the seventeenth day,
w 'ahem any Mesa to the nark of this country ; and her aura air
.:,duce Ina hi reco nmend her for Ili. M.j-ity's
.-nice. I hay, the honour to be &c.
Ti' &c S NTZ.
Copy or a Letter I=nns Rear Alm:ral Drury to Wilam Mars-
den. E q dated at Cork, the 21st instant.
Slit—You will please to acquaint the lands Conamnoinn-
eri of tl.e Admiralty, that Ile Majesty's ships Topate and Vt.
sins arrived here this day with 11,11irondelle, a Fruit brig psa
of siv.eel ems and ninety then, ',rite to the latter En-
el...el I traso,it a leiter Irani Captain M..t.on, which will
'anent their Lnid‘h:pa = f ilia particulars of the e.mtuie.
I Lilt 'ante to mentin, that Captain &arid:iv this
brig a .oiling extramdtna,ity well ; that the Venus molt he by
baring her to triward, and oitt-carrying her, and that by the
wind she sada mach tea er thau the Veuus.
I am, &a. W. 0.13. DRURY.
Venus, Cork Harbour, July 11,1805
SIR—I have the satis, .etteo.s to acquaint tn.'', that His Mai
Icattr`. al" a mid ...y r6MMIIINI, on the morning, at daylight.
of the loth lint how! in the lat. 4R deg. 44 1011.1. N. •id
anent ti,- 11.nr. 14 deg W. gave chore to a sail bearing • est ;
and, ..(n-' a ran If li`y-Sill miles W. N. W. with a line bre. ao
f ea the n..rth east, its sus tame op with and ra tined
e Fietich or brig, I. -longing to Dunkirk,
nniunt.rigiatteen gain, foie sixes, and the red three pound :rs ;
tw+u`theformer lucre terown overmiard in the chore, and
tiring no board .11,/et, 114., left Gtgemi, in SOritt, 27tat
of bait inamli, and has not suite made any rartines.
Th cvi her former cruise. fell in with and took the
Queen ell "ha.- p (7ameo' Mudge), after an anion o
two lima., I.'o, of Mar lad. itt lite lat. 47 deg 10 min
N and heir. 12 'rig 80 min. W. awl captured several. other
trawls.
•./ 1 have the honour to he, &e. II MATSON
Drory LI I< ea- Admiral lin
and 11.4641taittgl.tt in Chief, dic *C.44.

ricrnait G LLLLL V, N. IX. to morrow.
The Lines upon the YOUIC Itoictus hart been received.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON.
MONDAY. Jut.l( co.

No new account, or report of or from Lord Net.-
SON transpired in the course of yesterday, nor was
any such received when this paper was put to press.
The letters brought by the Agrar,:tl and Walsingham
packets, from Lisboa, were delivered on Saturday ;
but they add very little to the intelligence of Friday.
It is reported that Admiral VI t. t.6N eC v E, the French
Commander of the combined squadron, had fallen
a victim to the disease which prevailed in his fleet pre-
vious to its &par-tura from Mat tinique. The death
of a Commander always produces dismay among
the troops. Perhaps the knowledge of this event
may have combined with many others to induce
Lord NELsoN to presume the enemy were IL ing to
Eat ape.
Private letters from Lisbon mention, as a matter
of general sat prise, the sailing of Ole IraAingiam
packet so soon after the dep tr. are of the Jock/and,
which had Lot d N Lsom's dispatches on baud. It
was attributed to the arrival of ,isp itc:ies from

Spain, supposed to contain a demon.{, tout the
Portuguese ports should be shut against England.
however, is mere matter of conjcautc.

The cGrohined fleet passed Antigua on th^ Sth of
lone, aed it teas upon the IRh that they captured
part of the fleet from that Island. Several of the
Antigua vessels had put to sea in concequen .e of the
Atm. withcut their complete cargoes. This cir-
cumstance being taken into consideration, the wh .le
capture by the enemy is not more than 250,0001.
Some think, that the prizes were scuttled and suck
by the enemy. It is more prohAole that they itave
been sent back to the West loshes, cr into an Anne.
rican port.

JAMtS DALE, Esq is returned to sarve in Parlia-
ment for the town of Gatway, in the room of Danis
Ett-vLs DALY, Esq who, cince his election for the
said msen, huh accepted the °Ca of EscheAtor of

Mu ester
The paragraph which we inserted on Saturday.
anenuncieg the arrival of the East lodise deer, was
copied flom airEservng Print of Friel'''. We are
concerned to state that it is without forindrion.
We learn with much pie *sere that the K ien's
eves are so much strengthened, in ale • to remove
prehension of their being :gain afilßesi
We have mceived a letter from Guernsey, dated
ors Wednesday last, ey which we learn, that oil the
1 (iris a heavy firing was heard off it. Maio, the oc-
casion of which wis not precisely knonn : i; is,
however, supposed that the French frigate which
ley there put to sea, and sceptered two of our gun-
brigs, the Phwper and Tenzer, those vessels being
afterwards missing.
Saturday evening an empress arrived in town,
from Falmouth, with dispatches from J.IMAiCA,
brought home by the Princes Atigutor packet. *rile
purport of these dispatches has not transpired. hut
they cannot he impertant, as the packer s'Aiieti
week before the Pounce, which arrived several
days since. Cept. Timm est:re, in crossing the At-
lantic, neirher saw nor heard of the fleets.
Saturday afternoon the Southwark Volunteers ar-
rived in town horn Epsom Downs, where they have
been encamped far fifteen days.
The report stated to have been received Vill,Glou-
cester and Bristol, of an action between the British
and combined fleets, is a mere speculation : we have
refer-ed to the Bristol port entries for a fortnight
past, and no such vessel as that by which the AC-
co:int is said t,) have been received has arrived there.
Accounts have been received of the American
ship Hudson having been captured on her passage
from New York for Naples, by a Spanish privateer,
and carried into Cadiz, where Soh ship an/ earg•
Lire Men coeuteier,eti.
Mr. Justice JOHRILTON set off for Ireland on
Wednesday morning.
A Neutral Captain, who arrived on Friday morn-
ing from Rotterdam, states, that threaghout the
Batavian Republic all is hurry and bustle, in fitting
out vessels to join the Boulogne flotilla. The pre-
vailing idea in Holland was, that the attempt at in-
vasion will be made early in tire ensuing month.
The following vessels were at Antigua, laden,
ready to sail on the 3d of June, and are those sup-
' posed to have been taken on the nth, by the Com-
Ironed Ileets:—
!striae, Strara's rrby . Drysdale
Mori. Pima N .ncv C., As
Xmerald C eirs Frew: of Wa!e,.... Head
Bvam
Martha.. J,!1111011 I 71, Mine-
West I.,dian Dann ; U... 3io Walker.Besides the L'Ati:, a most valuable Spanish
prize, there are et percent in the New London
rocks the last °port: fleet, which is very numer-
ous, and several neutral ships, containing brandy,
hollatids, &c. and a number of trading vessels of
lesi value. On the whole, this new wcrk exhibits
such a scene of commercial extent arid grandeur as
cannot be equalled hy any other port in Europe.
A number of wr rkmen were employed all day
on Friday at the New Canal chase to the West India
Docks. Some wrie engaged in celletfing oars,
benches, piles, Ece. which were driven :rite the
body of the water by the force of a high spring tide
oil Wednesday ; others were set to work at proper
intervals in .driving down fresh ples, and renewing
that part cf the works at the I:lackwall End, where
part of the coffre dam and the wing wall hAci been
carried away by the rushing in cf the water. Such
exertions are making. that on the whole it may he
reasonably hoped that the works mill be brought to
their former state of advancement towels-Is comple-
tion in a very short time.

HAYMARKET._

This Theatre w:*s very full on Saturday night.
The entertainments were: The Serreeder n(
and the truly laughable burlesque •fragedy of Tow,
Thumb. Mr ELLisiOk, in Ensterhe de St. Preen',
received much deserved Applause; same disappro-
bation was shown to that very deserving actress,
Mrs. HAar.owr : it must have originated in mis-
conception. Mr. \Cur owns came forward and ex-
plained, and sire was then received with bursts of
applause. It is impossible to speUk in too high terms
of Miss Tviteft's performance of D 01141,711,, in T 0,,,
Thumb. The Countess or EUSTON, Lady HEATH-
COTE, Lads- Axis WYsnuAss, Lady BANBURY. and
Lid). Mous re oft o, honoured the Theatre with their
presence.

GERM Ali THEATRE.
This ele,tant little place was crowded on Saturday
night, to witness the pz:formance of the Musical
piece Die ferre•.,n (7 he Vport.nvitt's Wf.) ; the
Farce of D e Briefer; (Tie Two Leite,r) ;
with Der Sium!,lton (Tie Peliertr); and concluded
with the celebrated Ballet, perform-J by Hundreds
of Aerial 6gutes.
The whole pe:firmance was received with the
Most unbounded applause
This Theatre, we understand, is construned on
the antimt scite of Leicester house, where His M ‘-
.Icsr It, and the other c eildren of the late Prince of
WALus, assisted by the sons of some of the N
lett", used to amuse t emcelves in performing a fear
of our favonrite tr tire lies. We tr•tierstand, that
His VI AIP STY, with the QUEEH and Pbtismassr.s, in.
ten 1, on their return to town, to revisit this spot,
the scene of His Mains- r s youthful recreations.

The last arrival, at Bath ate—
E.tl or Co.,•ntry, Rnhnp of Bain and %INK HAI. Janus
k.dn,•%. Dr. Con.t.ittle, Rev. Mr W. 11*.dt, ore.
Amongst the fashtonables now at Margate are—
v..evu t and Vhevuntena and VII.
e..untes+ %,.t.tro.k,Ltrd and Lady Lla Dunstaatvdie, and the
Ma.- Bagsztt

Lord GEOROZ CAVENDISH arrived at Brighton on
Fliday from e.stburne, returned yester:!ay, ao.i was
elpeded to return to Brighton this Jay.
Esti Firzwi Lc, AU left Brighton yeste: clay morn-
ing for Eastburne, from whence he will proceed to
/Word in Kent, to meet his Regiment.
The transportation of so Twiny %sicked ones by die
Ifriliva Pitt spews that tue Premier has soil an eye

to reform•
Per:rheioutth Theatre closed on Saturday, for the
benefit of Mr I.i Is ARI.I \lrs. Nor us.
4r. latenvocros, the late American Minister at
Paris, has, with his i tinily, arrived at New York.
S,amford roeatre w1:1 close un Friday next, with
Scimi of Reform, for the benefit of Mr. An-

cute.
r lie Dowager Duchess of Beaurour left Brigh-
ton on frilly morning. H r Grace, we are con-
cerned os state, oas much in.lisposd.
When i3ADDELY 1.,.(1 a plum cake for the AElots
of Drury-Lane, he little thought that an snja•.t
Re•ries conl make a pima.
Be.-ter ['hertz- wt Ihe opened this day s
M ter fisow.42, the reamer Rescias, is engaged to
per form thee
Viscount and Vi Countess VI Lures are gone to
Marge,- to bath-. after taeir accident ; they inha-
bit ISTorthumberl and House. Prosy-.place.
The young Ladies who rile the A,•rs at Brighton,
learn at the same time to maroakm their husbands.
Margate Theatre opened on Faursday la t,
tht Tragedy of D9uglas ; Yunyg Norval by a you'h
of only ten years of age, who may be styled Re-
tries Steuart. His name is Warts.
The Earl of GL AVIOW was expelled at Margate
on Saturday, to Join his regiment.
On Friday night the Duchess of ROXBURGH was
one of the first among the brilliant circie aho visited
Vauxhall Gardens. Her Grace was accompanied
by a large party of fashionable friends. at least
fifty, and after viewing every part of Bit; delightful
place, sat down to an elegant supper in the large
room which frchits the Orchestra. The night was
remarkably fine; and when the fire-works were
over, numberless groupes of dancers were formed in
every direalon, and continued their diversions to a
late hour. The same entertainments are ordered for
to night, and it is said her Grace will again honour
it with her presence.
Oit Monday last the Shrewsbury ri,hing Parts
had their Annual \Teeing at The lac, where, after
the morning had been empinyed in fisiting. upwards
of sixty persons dined on what had hero caught, in a
wood on the banks of the Severe. The whole party
reterned home in a barge in the evening, attended
by the band belonging to the Shrewsbury Volun-
teers, and having spent the day with the greatest har-
mony and festivity, landed !mar the English Bridge,
amidst the acclamations of the inhabitants, the band
playing " Rae Betteinia, Gad save the
The attractive Exhibition of the Bay of Naples
and the surrounding country, which was lately
opened at the New PA Noce • KA, in the Strand, has
been singularly successful : it miy b^ said to in-
crease duly in the estimation of the Public, for the
Rotunda is in essantly filled with the most ele..ant
company, while those who have travelled in that
intere,ting country appear enraptured with the ac-
curacy of the imitation. It is certainly the most
pleasing and perlea attempt of the ingenious Artists
to wimm it belongs.
That animated ProduStion, The Kurth of June;
or, Mersa Ber, ; the beautiful and impressive Spe&a-
cle of Image., in which the various characters are
so admirably sustained ; particularly by Bit ADRURY,
in Jaeliieso; Roses rs, in Poidaseres ; and Maexes,
in Clete' ; together with the I larievinade of A .110-
gal Tie, at the Roy st. Comes, stand so high in
public estimation, that this week, which is the last
of the present Perth.rmances, will doubtless be well
attended. A new Ballet Dance, composed by Mos r-
GOl4tH Y. called, Love and Laughter ; or the Piper
cy'Lidiebgew, with a new Os4oure, by Mr. Was*,
will be performed for the Ist time, on Monday next,
and a new Comic Pantomime, which has been a
lung time in preparation, will pueitively be produced
in a few days.

.

Ronr, i4wir.

wi.Vsiol:TH, aft, 26.
We had no Esplanade last evening. A little be-
fore six o'clio k, the ROY AL k. Aram,/ landed from
their cruise. ant Went in their carriag.-s to !he
Lodge. where, oilier partulaog of some tetreshment,
went to the Theatre to see She Steeps ro Coiviee.
Toe, I.4mhkin, Nir. %Vast ; Mia Harikastle, by
Miss WeNTWORTH. The Entertainment was The
Agreeable Sarprile. Linz h, Mr. Ni.v Los ; Cuuslib
Nlias GRANT. Both pieces went off very well;
God tare the King was sung s,••ls great applause.
The bowie was extremely well tilled. Among the
company we noticed the Marquis of Has. OILD,
Earl VI t. TON, Lord ROL LE, Generals C A ICT
and Friztioy, Colonels TAN, Low, CAIN P ISEL
STEW kIIT, and Howa an, and Mr. GALT:cm
This morning. Princess MANY, attended by Lady
E. Toy NN C., bathed.
The Mail from Lon..lon this morning being rather
later than in general, Hi, MayEsty otdered Mr.
Maims. the Messenger, who came by it with die-
, patches from Ministers, to attend him on board the
Royal Yacht; and. aft -T His Mai toiry had 3iv,r)
answers to the dispatch, s, Mr. MAR Li ka.l'> t. -
ashore in a boat. time enough to re.ton to I.
by the Mail. The whole of the ROYAL FA I: ,
except the Doke of Cum/lutists°, went on
Last nig:a, the Earl of CHESTERFIELD'S son, and
two daughters, arrived. Prince s EatzsaiTH call-
ed up in them son of er tarir arrival, and took them
to see Theis Ma'am:: as the Lodge.
The remains os the Mate of the .itoiegereany were
found a few da• s since, and this morning, they were
iniei red in the burying-ground.
Last night the watchmaker's shop was broke
open, and robbod of thirty-two silvor watches, and
two gel I ones. The robbery was committed by
moans Meaning a hole in the shuttets.
Arrivals at the King's Head Hotel-
3. Tao,,t, Esq N,j.e M.re, W. DttKhty, Esq Mfr. Par.:,
kictraid Bevotqaet, Key. Mr. CU/IIiRAIRD.
JULY 27.
The ROYAL FAMILY landed float their cruise

last evening about six o'clock; 4 royal salute %Ads
tired, and the ncii4l cs•ronslaies observed At landu g.
They went in two carriages to the L ,dge.
The Princi:ss MACY, attended by Lady E.
Tovmse and Miss Pi.a sr ay. walked on the Es-
planad.r. Her Royal Highness took the charge of
Earl Crt csvca sin's two infant daughters. Tile
Duke of CAMI4IDGE Joiladd his Royal Sister OA the
Esplanade.
Their MAJesTitchad a select party at the Lodge,
and a Concert p?riorme..l by the Quesm's Band.
This moiling, soon after seven o'clock, His Ha.
:ors? v waked to the startles and exanrined his stud;
afterwards ssalked through the market; on his way
back to ~.e L tdAe, he me: Captain HO9D, and did
him :he honour to converse with him for a consider-
able rime.
Alter breakfast the ROYAL FAMILY went
hoard the Royal Yacht, attended by Earl Witsna,
Generals Carrarsiour and Frriaov, Colonels
TA v Loa, CA M BiLL,STSWART, and HowaanA and
Mr. GiiEVILLS; Conatess M•asers to, Ladies G.
Mvutta v. G. RULICLEY, and MYNA&
His Hat Fria Y did Sir 4404ULL HOOD the h.)DOUT

in invite him to at:comp:4;y him on board, wi.ich of
course he dccepted. The ROYAL k •MILY set sail
with a most el:arming breeze.
The Royal Dukes of Cumee.at.sno and CAM.
saloon, who are indefatigable in their military
duty, are gone to the camps, and the troops are
under the most excellent di,cipline and goo 4 order.
This evening the ROYAL FAMILY will honcur
the Theatre with their presence, to see the Comedy
of The Stiti 41.'5 Davbitr. The Wdow Chrerb,,, by
Mrs. GRANT, horn the Th..attre Royal, Edinhut4h,
her first appearance. The town fills but slowly.
Arrivals at the Roy il Hotel, Weymouth—
' SlrSarnitel ILMNI,CoI d Bdton, HUM Mrs. Digby, Mrs.
I.llirlVAr,Sliti Mrs Vs..y.
Arrivals at the King's Head Hotel—
George Kans.., Esq. Earl of Doachest••r, Mr. lisrds and
Van'. y, G. Rpm!, Esq. Mr. it...dslta,v, II Nrsl, N.iss
14 Mr. Audi $, Mr. ♦'. wee, MIS. ellallipi:111
and
Faasily.

Mr. F.Lusi.LY, the late Ctief Justice of Ca-
nada, A gent!cm.in of great professional ta!eats and
application, ai well AS of the most amiable demea-
nour, was the son of Mr. Lutes Lay, the lye re-
spenable booksell,r in the Strand. He owed 11. s
promotion to I is Grace the Duke of P D.
A letter from Trinidad, dat d the 7th June, says.
44We have heel 1.. a conside. able degree of bustle
la..re, in consequent e of a prevalent teport that this
Waal was the litst object • t the Toulon (Let's at-
tack; the energy and loyalty displayed by all ranks
on the mealy's warrant the belief, that, should
they come, etey will experience a r:cepti, n very fn-
reign from their hopes. The garr;son consists ot the
2d Roya!soh.t. 37th regiment, and the 7th and Bth
West India regiments. with A a ge detachment of
artillery, besides a numerous al d excellent militias
and some colonial drapoms ye y well appointed.
There is no' an height carable of defence, or an bar-
bout sus :eptible of attack, that is not protated by
heavy cannon ; and tl a greatest reliance is placed
by the colony in the energy and talent of General
Hist.or."
During the rope. la,e resid, ace at Paris, the
most constant homage WAS paid him by nurnetotts
exhibitions to explain the progress of the useful arts
in that country. One circumstance, Lowey, r, but
linl,. known, though unparalleled in the ibna &of
Priwing, deserves to be recorded : On the Iv tf
February, his Holiness visited the Impetial Pr.r,-
ing Office. As he passed elm g the palettes, 134
presses furnished him as he passed, with a stiec
each, upon which was given the Lord's Payer an
some different language or dials 1. In iletitesv,
Samaritan, Chal&e, ancient Syriac, Rabinical,
ancient and vulgar Arabic, Armenian, Ters;eer
and also all the languages and letters of the Crimea.
of the Malay, of Java, of lndostan, of the Mogul
Empire, of China, and of Tartary ; in all forty-
six dialegts of Asia. We cannot etimerat! all the
European languages and di:sleets, bat the; a nOlllllOl
to seventy-five. Africa furnished tvrelve--and
America the remaining 17. The reputation of the
French press is well known. and the constant atten-
tion paid by that nation to the Art of Printing, even
amidst their revolutionary horrors, ettalied them to
pass before the eyes of the Roman Po t %di
has been employed to improve or enrich the no-
blest and most useful in known to nun.

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