The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-21 00:00:00

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Not long ago the town, beguil'el;
Throng'd to behold an 'lain Child,
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As if with madn'ear stung
The Town may now with 're;i'son haste
to scenic skill, sound, manly, 'chaste;
And find the Adtor You N G.

Master BETTY, who was said to be preparing for
the Church, is nevertheless bolding forth to a can-
gregatio.n in the Manchester Theatre at present, and
is to perfiirm thesathe service during the week.
Mrs.. S!DDONS performed last week at York, and.
•is going to. various.other,country. Theatres, in order
to take .a final leave of all provincial stages during
the present summer.
The German Family performed last night at the
Saloon Theatre,
.in Argyll-street, under the patron-
'age of the. Duchess of YORK'. The first piece was
tl2e, German Drama of The Three Suitors, in which
Itkeir merit is so well known ; but they proved the
!versatility of their powers,. by representing the Eng-,
lish Farce of Lovers' Quarrels with (treat spirit and
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:humour.' •

Yesterday morning we received New York. Pa,:
pets to the 14th ult. The trial.of Colonel Built
was still Suspended, inconseqUence of the.non-ar-
rival.. of General "WILKINSON. Not a word is said
in these Papers respecting the Treaty with this
CountrY.-z-Theyetareibut we are not inclined" to
credit the statement,' that a French, Squadron of,
seven Sail ajhe Line has arrived at,Laguira.; '•
NEW YoEE„, JUNE 13.—Captain GALE, of the
Ship Mariner, arrived at this port Rota Curacoa,.
which place he left on the 17th May, informs, that
a Flag of Truce arrived at that port from Laguira'
the evening before he sailed ; that an express was
immediately dispatched to Jamaida ;, that all the Ile-.
groes at Ciaracoa were; Ordered into the,. forts, and
that the Arethusa, which was lying in the Lagoona;
with sails unbent, was immediately put in readiness
for. sea: Captain GALE was informed that seven
Froneh Ships of the Line bad arrived at Laguira,
add:that it.was'suppoied the Flag of Truce brought
the news of the arrival of the above Fleet.

• Atoss..-=.=The Officers at present on the Half-pay •
Of the British Ettablishrnent are' as' follow Colo.;
'neli 70, Lieutenant-Colonels.l27, 'Majors 67, Cap-
tains 565.-,s On the •Irish Establishment:=Colonels
ió, Lieutenanf-Colonels .19; Captains 64.` The re-
'port' does- not extend to inferior ranks. It . appears
from the Official. Paper delinr'ed to .the Flouse of
Cominotis, that','the, sums expended in Great Bri-
tain, for the Volunteer Service,' from
,the Ist of
ma, 'to the Ist ,January, 1803, amounts to
the sum one million eight hundred and thirimAur
irdhisand 'th.ree:hundred and eighico pounds suken
shilOngs.---Th E
e total of ;Recruits enlisted in ngland
and' Ireland, in' the course of the last year was
i0;7E13 itte present year 9194 havO been en-
listed in. England alone," •
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Bread, continues at last week's prices. •

A Pugilistic 'Exhibition will afford a treat to the
Country Amateurs, this morning, on the Western
Road.' -The parties .are'a Gentleman's coachman in
Berkshire, of the name Of FloWers, of some fame,'
whci isEbacked lsy=his Master;,' for too guineas, to
fight a Waiter from the vicinity 'of Bath. The
Coachman is the favourite.