The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-22 00:00:00

VILLE.

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.:17,estet4ap. morning Ms MAJESTY, PRINCESSES
!AIJGITST4, Soma, arid AMELIA, accodipanied
Genc.rA, FITZROY and Colonel TA,p.dit, took an air-
'ori horseback in NVindsbr'Great Park.

HER'MAJESTY arid the other P.aiLs. sts took at
airing to Frogmore,

• The Gazelle of list night contains a Prodatnation.
Continuing the :Bonnty.. to Sea Men froth the 31st
December last to flio 31st December ensuing; a
Proclamation continuing the piohibitioli of the
pert of Naval Stores. for six months from the tlth
January.; .also; a Proclamation taking -off the Qua-
rantine noW--imilosed On .Vessels: amp' Pentisilvania
and .New.iptk:

NAVAL NE IT 8.

ELI Ot7TU, JAN. tile. z. d, of 3
guns, from Ireland; the. Nenieiis, of 28-guns, from
Newfoundland; the Santa Alargai-etta. Frigate, from
the Channel Fleet; and L' E 11' ieee. Sloop of War;
from a Cruize.

Sailed the Weirrior; of 74 guns, to join the Chpn-
nel Fleet.

Arrived the America& Ship Middleton, Capt.
SPENCER, from Charleston, bound to Bdurdeaux;
laden with sugar, coffee, cotton; &c. detained by the
Santa Margaretta Frigate.
The Belleisle, Capt. Was. HAR Go on, was paid
off at this Port on the 14th 'inst. and most of her
brave... Crew have been turned over to the .Gordon,
Formidable, Ccesar, St. Georgl,,. and Salvador del
Mundo.

The Lords of the Admiralty, have appointed Capt.
SEYMOIIII, of Frisney,Place, near. this town, to the
comrnaml of the Warrior; 14, vice Capt. LISGEE,
ashore on account of his extreme ill health...

Went out of dock The Indefatigab/e, 44 ; she
,will soon be ready for sea in Hamoaze. Rear Ad _
miral 'THORNBROUGII is anxiously expe&ing the ar-
rival of the Kent, 74, said to.-day to be in Torbay.
A-report is prevalent of the loss of the I nzpei ileux'-s
Launch; but little credit is attached to it, aS the biz-
petueux was in Falmouth a few days since,and no ac-
counts have been.received from her of so unfortunate
an accident.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 21. Arrived the. Neptune,
HOPPETT, from Lisbon; Nelson, PEACOCK, froin
St. Petersburgh ; Betsey, HUNT,' from
.Yarmouth,
bound to Naples; and L'Esperance . Sloop, from
Rochefort,bound to captured by L'Egyptenne
Frigate; andliden with fish.
Sailed the Earl Howe Frigate, with Convoy, ,for
the Downs:

The Mediterranean and. West India Convoys re-
Main in the same state as they have for several days ;
and' Sir J. WARREN'S Squadron at St. Helen's.

• •BRIXHAMrQUAY, J3N!2o.—Arrived this morn-
ing, in Torbay, the Warrior Man of War, and re-.
mains with the Ships as per last. •
in addition to' the Ville de Paris, . Princess
Royal, Pi-ince of IViles; Windsor Castle; and
Dragon, which are at Torbay, arrived here
last night: the Glory and L'lmpetueux. The Glory
is beginning'to take in fresh water immediately, as
she start„ great Tiantity of her water to' lighten
'her, when she got on shore at Falmouth. It is bloWr
lug very heavy still at about S. W. With rain.

DEAL, JAN. 21.—Arrived iheLin from off
•
Havre.

Sailed the Combatant and. Cygnet for Boulogne ;
and Earnest for Ostend.

.Sailed La Constance Frigate, for 'Portsmouth .;
Pallas and Tribune Frigates on a-Cruize Pei.sever-:
ance East Indiaman, and the rest of :the,-outward-
bound, under convoy, for Portsmouth. •

POOLE, J. 21.—The ARive, SABBIN, that was
on shore at Hook Sand, is got off, and the whole
of the cargo saved.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 20. Came down from the
River the Faille, of 74 guns, Capt2GitanAm MocinE;
and Molwacfi Tender, Lieut. Cox, with several im-
Pressed men and volunteers for the Fleet.
Arrived the llecla Bornici, Capt. ROBERT SCOTT,
from the Downs, to repair the damages she has sus-
tained by an Indiaman running foul bf her at that
anchorage; also several Transports.

Bailed several Merchant Vessels coastwar;.

JANUARY 21. ..7-,Catne down from Chatham the
Gelykheid, of 68 guns, commanded by Mr. ALEX.
fILACK, Master : she proceeds in a few days to Pal-
.niciuth„ Where she Will be employed as a sheer-hulk.
At:rived the Ferret, ''a fine new Brig, of 18 gtins,
under jury-masts, froth Dartmouth ; and Vesuvilts
Bomb, Capt. JAMES TALLICIIiP; froth the Downs.
This..day the Tharizes was paid bounty, and two
Months ddvatice, and will sail hi d feW chiys far the
Downs. .

Yrinmou'rn, JAIL 20 .—Remain ihehick, Ele-
ithant, Agincourt, Ruby, and Antelope ; Cormorant
and Arauianthe Sloops; Forward, Griper; Gallant,
and BhiiZer Gun-brigs.

The Tiber, DURRAT, froth the North; -. with
is on shoie at titO Haven's mouth,

HULL, JAN. the g'aleof Nirinj
,on 'Friday;
the Park, TURNER,from the Ttent, for London,
,with potatoes,. loft her alichOrs-and cables in Yar-
mouth Roads.• '

The hope, of Scafboroo,h, JOHN WiLtiAilsON.
Master and part om ner; sailed from rillau nearly
three months ago, and has not since been heard of
Thursday Seinnight the koop Neptune, Captain
I\ltss, one of thlidindoh traderi, helongin-g to
Whitby; sailed frhat Port With a valuable car-
go', and on the foll Owing day encountered a heaq
gale of wind from the N. W. and N. in which she
shtpind a sea which carried' away her quarter-boards,

did otherconsiderable damage; the Vessel aisc,
proved so leaky in. the .upper workn; thdt the crew
were undrir the necessity Cf runnint her oti chore
upon the beach near Wells, 'Where she -ren-;ainS:
if the Weather cntirines r.ioderate it is expcEtedshe
will be got,Qff with Out much damage.
has beets safely landed

The cargd

'butqng.tlie heavy gale an Friday se'Unight alatt
. ,
Ship. 'Was seen drhung by the Port of Vliitby to th 9
southward, . with only a' rnizen-ruast standing. The
bri-: Ann, of Buiideriand, THoIVIAS STODDARD , Mas-
ter-, in, the late gales; canted .her balliSt at sea, but
has got into Scarborough Pier, With file hiss of het
main-mast, beiag obliged to .cat it away.

DISTIZIBUTION Of• PRIZE MOVE'

To the Officers and. Company- of Majesty's SFlip La
Loire, for the Capture of the.t. rench Corvette La Conhance;
the 4th j ttn,z, „Spanish FeJucca San Pedro, al Esperanto,
ad fune,.anci Spanish B.rig,Maria,.l3e,Los Garcjis, 4th
180 s, on board, in Plytmitith Sound, on Tuescily ; or
every Tuesday and Friday afterwards, at Mr. E. Lyne's
Counting-house, Plymouth. • .

Jr could not be expe&ed that His MAJESTY'i
Speech, however unexCeptidnable in substance and
language, should pass without c'thsure from. the Op-
position Writers'; but every candid mind must ad-
mit that it w'''as 'drawn tip 'with the utmost discre-
tion, in order to prevent controversy at a time
when it would have been twilit unseasonably in-'
troduced. This discretion, it is evident, was.
not the result of an interested caution, or any felt.
of investigation, for His Majesty's Ministers have,
Signified their readiness to enter into '-the most
ample discussion of the imporiant subjeas to which
the Speech refers. The Public, therefore, have the
sakisfaCtion of knowing that matters so important an 4
interesting will, undergo a rigid scrutiny at the .pro-,
per, period, and that every Document will be sub-
mitted to Parliament which may be necessary, to
throw the fullest light upon every thing that de-
mands its attention.

Yesterday the, DUKE of Y.orix held a public day,
at his Office in the Horse-Guards, and saw a number
of Officers in-rotation as they left their rams
Major-General the From CHARLES Hori arrived
in Canterbnry, on Friday last, to resume_ the com-
mand of the Garrison of that City.
The Hon. Capt.,PoULETT is appointed `ia the
Orestes.`Sloop, at Chatham.
Captain FARQUIIARSON;' 'of the Navy, son of that
brave and distinguished Officer, the late, Sir Jong
LocKHART Ross, and wild htely changed his name;
in consequence of his succession to a consider
property in Scotland, is appointed-to the comnLard
of the Gibraltar, of so guns.
The Demroben Castle, arrived at Cork from Ja-
maica, parted from the Fleet on' the t t tit Novem,
ber, previous to its' arrival -zit- Port Antonio ; she
came through the Gulf, and spoke the Vigilant, foi'
Cork, on the morning of tite Itth November.
•
' _We' yesterday stopped the Tress -to state, that
" The Thanderer has taken, acid, carried into Gib-
raltar, 'a French 7-t-:gun Shi i,.richiy laden, from the
Isle orFrance.—A Letter trom. Lieut, C,%ITE4,- t 4,
his 'Father,, Dr. C,att-rEtt, a Dublin, by a Merr
client VeSSer, afineariee's' 'this .e-Vent."—As it was.
Only in part of ofirlnapressinn, we have 02-Uhl,
Serted it this dy.,
Captain CLENIENTS (Royal Marines), of His- Ma-
jestv's Ship, Namur,. who was severely wounded in'
-the late anion under Sir IL STRiac.HAN,and since lost
his leg,: is, we are-happy to state, in.a -fair avay-of
recovery, at Plymouth -Hospital.

. Yesterday-Robert Paterson, 'the it ttc,rney; wild
was convidectin 'December last at the: Old .Bailey, of'
defrauding Mr. Roth of•I 301. under pretence of pro.:
curing him a place in Ordnance; stood in the
pillory pursuant to sentence. It *ill be remembc::',,d
that this .delinquent was assisted in his villainy by
Thomas -Nel,vishan, a Clergyman, who has Sill;:e
been transported. The filets. of the transaßion 'were;.
the Prisoners prevailed upon Mr. Roth to obtain'
13.01., from his relations in Essex, prornisingliiin. a
place . for ..that• sum of twenty-eight 'shillings a-
week in the Ordnance Department. Alter taking'
him down to Woolwich;. and receiving part of
,the
money,,NeNiisham-pretended thathe had only to see
Mr.:Crewe, the Secretary of the
_Ordnance Board? as
theplace was obtained. Mr. Roth was next carried
to. the:..., Court of ,Exchequer, Westminster4lall;
where Paterson personated Mr. Crewe, and Mr. Roth
took the oaths of allegiance and supremacy previously
to his appointment. The Prisoners then extorted se-
veral sums .of money from' him,, and, :when he be
came pressing for his situation, then absconded, but.
were soon after taken into custody.
Paterson, in order to:disguise himself, appeared
in a coachman's great coat, which hung down to his
heels, his 'countenance aid not bear the marks of
sorrow; on the contrary, he laughed several times,
arid discoursed With the Officers round th 6 pillory on,
the aecoMnialation he net With. The spedtatcri
'were remarkably orderly,;,, and after the Culprit had:
stood an hour he was led back to Newgate.
.A neiv mode of dip'ecntent.—A cenple being eri-
gaged,lately in a matrimonial, altercation before th:.ir
children,the husband at length exelairried—" Za,' ands,
my deat, is there ariy matter_ in which We Can 'pus-.
sibly agree?" ‘i Yes, Papa (cried an arch boy of seven
years old); you and Mama can easily agree to give
me -and my brothers and sisters a share each in the
Lottery, that is now Making so much noise."—The
father' arid Maher smiled; and instantly agreed to
Make the present requieifed, while the Young gentry
retired 'joyfully to rest, to drearia of the numerous
fortunes which Will be diiiributed, in' a few days,
to early adventurers,
C01i.14-EXCHASiGE, JAN. Q.2..—L-Thete. are fey freSh
arrivals of Wheat to-day, . and this trade is very dull
of 'sale, .those made are at lower prices ; Barley is
in tecid Supply, the Maltsterti expecting a .reducalon
ccintirfue to rittake few 'purchases ; Grey, Pease rather
loWer 3• very feW good Beans, and last prices are
supported; Oats are in tolerable plenty, and this
article is cheaper 3 many sales of Flour at Jess than
the currency. .
Wheat 47s a 6os a 68s ed. Beans .. 505 a 56s 04
Fine ditto - zos a
za,s ad Tick Beans 42-s a 45S ock
Rye .- - 3is a 4os od Oats 22s a 26s a 235 on
Barley -.- 2,Ns a 33s 641 Poland ditto 295 a 3os out
Malt - -66 s a 715 ocl Rape Seed - 381 - 423
White Pease ' 34S a 41S od Fine Flour , ' 6os a 65s c t
, Grey ciitp 3'oa 335 9:1 Second*- 55s a bus oat