The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-22 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH, MAY 20.—=Arrived the Htarty Gr.:l7.
brig, with a neet of 24 Sail of Merchamnien under
'Convoy, from Portsmouth, bound to Gibraltar and
the Mediterranean ;. the American Ship OraZombo,
GARDIiE from :Baltimore, bound to. Amsterdam,
laden with tobacco and sugar, detained by the Young-
Roscias • Privateerl the Dovish Brig Bergen Handel,
MoLLtuoK, from Leghorn, bound to Embden,
laden with currants, detained by His Majesty's Ship
117:ryte.sis ;1 - the Atherican ,Ship Hercules, Dons-
WORTH, from London, in ballast; and the American
Ship Friendship; PASCAL ; laden with flour, from.
Baltitnore, bound to Holland, detained 1-)y His Ma-
jesty's Ship Topaze.•
Arrived and anchored in the Sound a Cartel, with
Dutch Prisoners, 'from the Cape of Good Hope, put
in by contrary winds, suppose& to be the Bellona,
with Gen. JANSENS" on board,. as stated yesterday.
. 'Sailed the Danish Brig Fortuna, .1-PIEL:4, for
Copenhagen, having been liberated from her deten-;
tion by the Timms and Jain Privateer.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 21.—Arrived the Diana,
TIBBETTS, from London.
Sailed the Indignant Gun-brig on a Cruize•

HA RW I CH, MAY 2 1 .—„,, Dorss Post Offica
Packet, Captain HA miljoN, arrived this morning"
from Husurn with the Hamburg!' and Brea'. ca
Mails, which place he left on Monday last; up-
wards of twehty passengers came over in thiS Packet;
the Auckland. Packet, Capt. 13aIDGE, for. HusUm,
with the Mails, and-the Prince of !Vales, Captain,
A. DEANE, are detained by a strong Easterly Wind.

ROVER, MAY 21.r-jrbe. Tartar Revenue Cutter
has sent in here .4 large 'Lugger • with contraband.
spirits. .
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Arrived the 'Ship Harmony; DINGLE, of and-for,
Yarmouth, from Liverpool, with salt; Brig Hope,.
WILSON, ott,Portsea, from Oporto,' with wine; &c.
for Aberdeen ; and Brig L'ethani, from. §t.
Michael's, with fruit; for. orders. • " •

. . . . .
' Sailed the Brig Oillielniim.,, I-TALLIER, of. and,
from Hamburgh, bound'to St. Michael's.
, . Arrived from off the, French Coast the, Otter,
ediaatant, and Kite Sloops.Qf War; Firm, Bruizer,
Speedwell, and Rieman Gun-brigs.

DEAL, MAY 2 1 :7-Sailed the Fistal Frigate, on a
Cruize, and the Gannet-S*o of War 'Tor Sheer-,
!less sailed alsO through the- Downs the:Eliza,
FITZGERALD, for New Providence 5 Cabinet, WOOD•s
WARD; for Ameiica and •the Griffin, RODE, fur
Newfoundland.. •

Last night, about nine o'cloCk, the American
Sloop Lilly, of and for Baltimore, Cox Master, from,
Hamburgh, in ballast, run on chore on the Kentish
Knock and 'bilged : a boat with four men brokiw-
adrift from the Vessel,, and came on shore at this,
place: left on the wreck the master, mate, and two.
passengers, and three seamen, all of W 1106), it it
feared, are lost.

'FALmouTit, MAY ig,—Sailed the Hunter Armed. "-
Ship,with a COnvoy tor th'e Downs. '
ArriVed the American Brig Calypso, VICKERY,:T
from Teneritfe for London,• with wine, cotton, &c.;, •
Bremen Ship Pandour,. Capt. RomBERo, from the
Havarinah for Bremen, with sugar, coffee;
tainea 1?y the Specthiation -Privateer, of, Guernsey;
and the Danisnßrig ligffilung, Capt. CORSON'S,
Malagzi for Hambargh, with wine and fruiti_detainect
by the Minerva Privateer of London. '

. .
American Papers to the 20thult, arrived yesterday.
The following are their principal contents • •
WASHINGTON, 11. The Senate of the
United States yesterday ordered the Bill prohibiting.
the importation of certain gobds, wares, and
charidize, from Great Britain, to a third reading..
Ayes 20-I\toes g. The only Material . alteration,
We understand, made in this Bill, as it went from,
the House of Representatives, is to admit the im-
portation of black bottles. -
NEW-YORK,. 16.—1 t would seem that ,
Congress have got into such a hobble that they can,
find, nu way of getting-out of it but by getting out
of the city. They have, therefore, resoived- to ad-
journ, atter having voted away, two millions of dol-
lars as a tribute to Trance. This is the amount.9£
all that has been done to maintain the independence,
and vindicate the honour' Of our insulted Country.,
(United States' cwiette) ..."
I\lia.A.su.'s Expedition is destined against the Cu-
racoas.

Mvslc: Mr: -SALOI\ION'S annual Concert took
place last night in the great room at the
,King's
Theatre. It was natural to expect a judiciously
selected and'wellT arranged entertainment under so
accompllshed, a Musician,
.and the expectation was
abundantly gratified. Signora GRIGLIETTI, Madame
BIANCHI, Madame DussEK, ROVEDINO, MORELLI,
and RlGni, were, the 'vocal. Performers, and they
were amply 'applauded for their respective exertions.
A Concerto on the Clarinet, by Mr. KRAMER, diS-
playcd and was much applauded.
WOELFL and D t zzi- gave an admirable..l4o on the
Pianoforte and, Pedal Harp. r The best. treat of the
-evening,
.however, was SALoi4 ores _Concerto on the
Violin, which was a..master-piece in brilliancy of
execution, taste and expression. The Dukes 'of
CUM-BERLAND. and .CAM:d.RIDGE were present, and,
'the room was very well attende.d.
If COOKE should 'take a, Benefit' .this season lie
means to appeat'as Sir Toty -Belch in the Play, and
in the Farce as 11/4e Drunken Colonel.

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Yesterday,' Mrs. J. L. Barnard, No. 9, Russeil•square,
of a Daughter. -

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On Tuesday evening, at his house in Seymour. place, after
a lingering illness, Lord rrolis,.m. His Lordship was in the
of his age His -p;raird-father was created -a- Baron in
'1,72.8', by His Majesty George 11. The Lite Lord married the
diss tianOiter of 'the Earl of Essex, and IFls
left issue lotto GeorLe, wrio_succc:eds to the title, and two
datkiiters. •
On Stinday, in Great Portland-strict, loLn MitPirdi
.
&innerly a Cornm a
ah.ter in the lvii:eol tileGast- inrua Com-
pany. 1, • . ,
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