The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-20 00:00:00

DOVER, JULY 19.

Six Sail-of Gun-boats which came out of Calais,
and were bound it is supposed for Boulogne(which
appears to be the general rendezvous for than, a
large, number being collefled there), were diStinaly
seen at anchor between shoe two ports yestertyy
and several of His Majesty's Cruizers having ob-
served them, were seen bearing down-on- the►,r, so
that our HiLs were lined with people, expecling to
see them engaged; hut .befor the Cruizers .equld
come within gun-shot,. a fresh tVesterly breeze
springing up, enabled the Glin-boats ;o get back
into Calais.

The Artvicy Flag of Tfuce returned from Calais
yesterday, but it. is still believed that there is ar
Embargo there. , • •

A large Fleet from Jamaica passed• this af.:l ;loon,
under a favourable wind at S. Y.

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WE have the pleasure of stating, that yesterday
.the "homeward-bound Jamaica Fleet passed by the
Isle of Wight, under convoy of .the Yark, of 64.
guns, -consisting of upwards of 90 Ships for Lon-
-
don, Newcastle, and Leith. This Fleet left Ja-
maica the 20th of May, and-consisted of 166 Sail :
One of them, the Heaor, of London,• foundered the
third day after sailing : seven parted company for
Arnitrica, and about 6a parted company at th •
Mouth of the Channel, under convoy of the Swat.
/ow Brig, bonnd for Bristol, Liverpool, Glasgow,
&c.

The Fleet were, when it.saited, .as under :
, 94 for,,Lond?n. z for Leith.
23 7 Liverpool._ 2:— Cori;,.
16 Bristol. Whitehaven.
13 Gfasiow. r- Nervcaitle.
5 Dablin. t— Belfast.

xsS Ships, 61,44
7 for American ports..

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The Walta last night dropped down to St.
Helen's.

Arrived from the North Sea, the Texel and
Leyden-Men of War.----

'Die Constance Frigate is also dropped down to
St. Helen's.
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HARWICH., JULY 19. , L.

YtsTuDAy a Fleet of Danish and Swedi:.,h Ships
from-the Baltic, loaded with deals, &c.. passed this
place, on their voyage to London. •
The: Nicholia and Anna, J. JADENIEN master,
from Norway, put into this Port .for a market.
Two' hips of the Line are expeCted from the
Note, one to be statiOned•in I-Idsely Bay, and the
other in the Wallet, to' be principally manned with
Fencibles from the Coast. A number from this
town have alleady volunieered their services, to be
exchanged monthly,

SHEERNESS,. JULY 19.

WE have the satisfalionot informing the Public,
that the Ali th sa' de was brought es terdayMorn.
ing from 'ilieNorc, by the Broederschap, and four
Lighters, . and was hove on shore at high water on
the -west shore of-the Isle of Qrain.r. a great. many
stores, with all the guns remaining on board her,
were taken out of her; and six dead bodies- were

taken from -the orlop deck at low water. This
day, at high water, she will again be hoVe. on
higher up the shore.. She is entirely floated by. the
Hulk and Lighters,•and it is now hoped that they
will be able to freeher of the water toinorrow,..if
her better is sound, as it is now supposed to be. We
cannot but applaud
indefatigable exertions of tte Pf4cers
.employed-09.:
the weighing 'of •the Anilniscadi; in- not: onIfo;-reco.:
vering the Ship, but in removing at-the same time,
a very great impediment,to the. Navigation between
Sheerness and the Nore;

Arrived the Hermes Armed Ship, Captain WAT-
SON, from Leith; and the Prevoyante Store ship,
from the River. Thamos, and has sailed again.

The
.Ifartar,lias come down from Chatham.

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YESTE It DAY after breakfast the ,KI NG and PRIVET.,
ADOLPHUS, Generals MANNERS and GARTH,
1011CIS FITZROY and /CAR TW.RIGHT; mounted their
horses, hut were prevented from riding, through the
heavy rain. •
Hi MA I ESTY then took a walk on the hills,
called the Look-out,. and passed liOrne through the
_streets of Weytnou.*:o Gloucester Lodge.
• The QUEEN- and PRINCESSES, accompanied ljy
/Lord and,Lady SUDL EY, and Ladyl'AGET, prome-
naded on the-Esplanade for some time.

A .seled patty spent the evening with the RorAl•
at Gloucester Lodge.
Phis morning ,I is MAJESTY bathed, and after-
wards rode out `on horseback,

',Fliel(ANc and QUEEN 'alter breakfast; accorn-
panied' b);.their Royal Daughters, except PRINCESS
A M-E L I A, rode to the North-Devon Camp to re-
view the Staffordshire Militia, commanded by _the
Fight_ Hon.
_the
.Earl of UXBRIDOE, 'after which
THEIR -MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, PRINCE
ADOLPHUS, Generals MANNERS and GARTH, Lord
and. Lady. SUDL EY,
.Lord and Lady ROLLE, Lord
BORINGDON ; Colonels' FITZROY, CARTWRIGHT,
and IVIANNINGHANt ; Lord A. IVALICL ERR, Sir IL
and Lady' NEALEi -and- Captain GREY, partook of
an elegant•dejeune; provided by the Earl- of .C.bc-
B It I DGt,
_at his Apartinents.in Gloucester-row.,
:After. the refreshment,: the Noble Visitors were
entertained with'-the enlivening Music of the Staf-
fordshire Band'," Which, accompanied by the merry
Pipeiarid Tabor afforded great satisfaaion'to die
ROYAL FAMILY. The first dance was te:i off by
His Royal Highness PRINCE AbOLPHUS and Lady
LO/4sA. F!AGET, and the second by PRINCESS MAR
andthe Hon. Mr: P-A G.E . .

. . .
The'Countess of RAp. NO R arrived here last night•

7'llE OPERA.

• King'sTheatie,
ucc I was to have made her 'appearance in the
Comic Opera of La Scala "dc Morita-li, on Saturday
last, but oh account of her'Sudden illness the Serious
Opera of Aizira: was ,subStituted.
Much as the Public adthire VINCI, they can never
be disappointed' while they can hear the .charmil4
strains of BANT who sung with all her zeal, ait
her skill, and 'all her,s.weetness.. ,Inaeed it scents
to be noticed; Ithat,PANTt has lately .exerted herself
with. more than,eOrnmon spirit and effea, as if to
riVal, by anticipation-the great English Syrcri WhO
has tecehtly 'returned to this Country, and is ex-'
petted to burst with redoubled splendor On the'Mu-
sical

Gi4.1.0W A 12, as usual,headed-the_,Siva.dro
oLEacarais.on Saturday', in consequence of which
the charming Trio i
ndie. first mt, and.BANTI's
delicitits Air in the. second, were repeated. The
lattes iiiLleed was demanded by the general adm.irm
tiort of the Audience.--The House was much more
iiii?rl4^Outy attended.thanusual so late in the season.
Thepattitilarly Laura and Lenza, went
off with eclat. • , -

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Til EAT R E The Surrena'er.of Calais again :drew.; a very large Audience to the Haymarket
Theatre on Saturday. The chaiat-ters were in
.ge'
neral well'perfortned. BAIL ILI:" RE very properly
adopts the manly outline of- BE NS L E Y, in the eliar:ic;.
ter or Eugache, and , though he. was not incIEN
equally suceet;sful in the siwc,istic colouring for
DENSLEY. was distinguished, yet be performed_ is
altogether in a very respe4table manner. H. jortg•
sT©N by iio—irieans wanted. spirit in Ribtimont, huC
his figure is. not-S'uiliciently iMportiMtto match 00
heroic idea "of such. a splendid charatter as the An°
thor has designed.--,The same feeling, .aniMationy
and force-, which marked Mrs. LITIC;HFIELD!S jUliO
on her first appearance in that eliarader; were main-
tained with Unahated spirit on Saturday, and again
received the, decided and the fervent support of pub..
lic approbation.

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