The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-22 00:00:00

ENLAND WIIALE FISHERV.

The Henrietta, tS !SANS LEY, of Whitby, arrived at,
that port oil Satiday.se'nuight, linni Greenland, with
21 tish, seven of them. in bulk, a full ship, supposed
180 tons of oil, Captain KuARSLEY brought the foil":
lowing account of the success of the undermentioned
Vessels, riL.

Hull Manchester, nearly full; True-
love, 9 fish ;- Eggington, ,and Ei/isyn, B.e'ach ; Sa-
rah and Elizabeth, 8, , three payable ;,
six payable ; coakhall, 5 ; Wiz/ber, 3 fish.
Grunsby.,—.Bernie, tilhed.
NV hit by.— Volunteer,..holation, l3illiam and 4nn ,
and Lively, all well hilaed on t 20th May ; the last
al)out 16'0 and t4o.tons of oil ; llimwetl, 8 fish,
abuut ii 0 tons, in April ; Experiment, 5 hsli on
20til May.
Peterhead.—Enterprize; full.. . _

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13:on, and James, of Liverpool, and the La.
13Na, Liverpool, ali w d 11311ei.1. The Henrietta
lett thc on the kI2U M.iy.
The Minerva, Captain Bunant., Greenland. Ship,
of this port, was lo4t on the ice, uu ti;e t,tith May ;
the crew were taken on board the Richard of this,
port, and part of them have since arriveu at Whitby
in the iieurietta.

Thefat and lean corps of fashion, who crowd to
the fetes given in ihe upper circles, have been classed
by•a Recorder of Ton transadtions into "the extend-
ed. Circulfirences" and " the slim Perpendiculars."
Lady BUCKINGHAM3HIRi has the honour of being
at the Lead ut the former Broad Brigade, but we
have not yet heard who is the Leader at the Lath
Legion.

Ha report which was formerly\ circulated respe&-
ing AtvitAT be well-founded, it is possible that he
may not be so entirely destitute of all natural Con-
nexion with Spain as people have hitherto' supposed.
Itwas Confidently asserted, when YUJI AT first rose into
notice, that he was a galley slay 7in France, and that
be has actually the brand on the shoulder usually
inflidecl on such culprits. Now it may be supposed
that he is descended from one.of the galley slaves re-
leased by the memorable Knight of the Sorrowful
Countenance, and that, therefore, though not abso-
lutely a Spaniard himself, he .may have had a long
line of aricestors-distinguished for that species of he.;
roistn which is rather punished by the law than ho-
noured by history.
Yesterday evening the Loyal British Artificers,
Lieutenant. Colonel Cocaina, were inspeCled in Hyde
Park by. Lieutenant. Colonel JENKiNSON.

Yesterday morning the second battalion of ,the
first, second, wid third regiments of Foot Guards
*ere insrected by
,ttle Duke of CANII3n/DGE, in
Hyde Patl, previout to their being reviewed by the
Duke of Yoax, as Commander in Chief. _ .

Yesterday morning the 12th regiment of Light
Dragoons, commanded by his Royal Highnes4 the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE, left Hounslow, and pasSed
through town, on their route to Deal, horn where,
it is supposed, they will proceed on foreign service.
Mr. Riisa gave a s,rand Dinner yesterday at his
hnuse in Old Palace -laid, to the E,arls of CAMDEN,
WESTMORLAND, MALMSBURY,
DALE, Lords FITZ/MI{4LS, BuaGguasT, and Messrs.
CANNING, nyDER,p, .
Mr. JONES having filially settled with Mr. SnEitz-
DAN for a share of Drury-lane Theatre, left London
Yesterd:iy for Dublin. Mr. T. StummAu, and Mr.
JONES are to he Joint-Managers, 'and,the Theatre
Will commence next season with increased Splendour
and magniticenc.

MT. COLMAN is vigorously proceeding " will) his
ttuw may, which is robe a mixture of comic and
serious incidents and characters, like his Battle of
Perham, and other productions. He is certainly
one of tho very bekt Dramatists of his day, and his
vein of humour hITIII6 to be inexhaustible.

Stind;ly afternoon, as several young men were
/owing a pleasure-niat t the River., one of (hem,
of the name: of 5a11153. fell overboard th-ar 124.vicken-
ham, and was 4rowned. The body was found, and
tiii;en to a receitin6, house for Coroners 1nei:1,.3%