The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-22 00:00:00

1(1 course.

TUE Debate on Mr. WH 'TB CAD'S Motion will,
we understand, certainly take place on Thursday.
He intends to move for the appointment of a Com-
mittee to take the Tenth Report into consideration,
and oho that the Atr.iti.Ni?y GPNERAL be direned
to file Bills against Lord MFLYILLE and Mr.
Tgort Ra•

A Gatienburgb Mail arrival this mottling : the
only article of intelligence it bring. is the ►alluw.

ding.:..

APRIL tz.--Nearly two bun.
dteirsail of Ships, supposed to be two Convoys,
have, in the cause at yesterday anti to.day, puked
this place for the Sound.

Early yesterday morning the Royal Horse Guards,
and ti:oot Guards, doing duty at Windsor, paraded
in the Inner Square of Wind,or Castle, 'to here they
were reviewed by Ills MAJESTY, the DUXES
0f Yoak, CUNI3ERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, at.
tended by Generals GWYNINR and FITZROY, and
several other Officers were present. Atter the re.
view tits MAJESTY returned to the Castle, and in
a short tiOte after., aCcatnpailird by the PRI N Itss F.S
MARY and Ard attended by Count MUNSTER,
Generals GVVY>ItIR and 'FITZI2.OVi ,W3iked to Sr.
GeOrge's Chapel, and heard an, reeellent Sermon
preached by the Rev. Dr. FltiLiAin, from the 7th
Chapter of job, and 17th verse.
The gt.) YA I, FAMILY, after attcriding Divine
Service, wok an airing to yrogmore.
This morning tits MAjEsTr was expected to pre-
sent the Royal Oxford Blues, in Winds©r Little
Palk, with a pair of silver kettle drums, valued ar
about

Windsor Castle gates are to be shut this evening,
*TO no person to be admitted without a ticket.
It is Hts tsry'oCommarsd, that all the Knights
of the Thisdt, Rath; anti Sr. Patrick, who 2110 be
present at the Insiallatiollof the Knights of the Most
Noble Older of the Gstter, on tiro 233 instant, at
Windsor castle, do appear in the edllars ot their
respedive Orders.

ilatt NlA;esTy will have a Prawing,room at.
eight o%Aocic in the evening, rotten;during
the c ereknooy in'the morning, the Ladies" are to be
in tuil. Press. without' hoops, and • the ,Gentleinen
in full preBs, or in N.ivat or Military Uniform.
N. B. The Corn t will, appear ora,of Mourning
or, the oacomioni and 1,0 'person will be admitted to
Bt. Creorge's Chapel, or Hall, in Motrnill,
yefitertiay being uncommonly fine) the Parks were
very much" crowded 'with petiestriinsrand egite.s.
triani ; among ihe fasitionables we .noticed Lord
CR ANL sr, in his phaeton and four lesnut horses;
CATAIsT, on horseback ; the 'l)orchess of Sr.
.I:4A.N's, 4/lidless of Gogpoz,r,, Wis NT.
Riff and Countess of Se Ara N, in barnuches.
grand,grattde=te is to take place on Wt(!nesday
at
tbe Marra ve of A N;..l..kekes. It is ,4:yeg,led. that
',4tne new dramatic proclutitons by 'the. •Magya.
sire, wiil.iortri pelf t of the Entertainment"; tot
tM netncroas comPatv are invited,

On Saturday the Russian ki7bassa;l6r tr.intafted
business with Mr. NIT from one till four o'clock.
The fate of the. Print,' of Wales, which has ex.
cited unusual solicitude, is at length sii,cideilly
known. Some persons interested in the property of
the vessel, on Saturday received Copies of the fol.
lowing Letter from Capt. HANCOCK to Vice-Ad.
miral YOUNG, at Plymouth :

" Plover, at Sef, April ts.
" The Amelia sailed from the Isle of France the iast day
of December; the Master of her sayit, that tour days before
Admiral Linois, in the Marengo, with tilt= Frigates and a
number of Prizes (mostly Country Ships, laden principally
with rice), arrived there. Amongst the Prizes was the
Prince of Wales lndiainan, which has been some time mis.
sing ; it WAS the intention of the French to fit her out as a
Ship of War."

Jamaica Papers have reached us to the tst of
March, at which period the arrival of the French
in the West Indies does not appear to have been

known at Kingston.
The Official Advices of the Declaration of War
against Spain did not reach Jamaica till the night
of the 25th of February. The Official Dispatches
containing the Spanish Declaration was received at
the Havannah on the lath of the same month. An
embargo was immediately ordered on all British
vessels in the ports of Ceiba : but from the previous
information, which led to an expectation of this
event, our loss is stated to have been very trivial.
V Hercule, of 74. guns, was in Port Royal on the
tst ult. the Vanguard, of like forces Printess Clear.
late, Fortunie, and Desiree litigates, Echo and
Reindeer, sailed same days before on ctuizes.
A Letter from Trinidad, at the sth of March,
states, that the Island hail been subjed,to much
rain, without, however, injuring the crops; which
were of good appearance, The markett were well
supplied, and afforded gold prices.
In oneof the Triniaad Papers is the following ar..
title :—The Dani,h Brig woich arrived here last
week from Martiniqae, reports, that the greatest
mortality prevailed there among the European
Trpops. The Captain.peneral had made twu at.
tempts to resin the Diamond Rock, but had been
prevented by the violence of the currents. For
twelve months past the' must 'extraordinary exer.
tions have, been Used to strengthen the fortifications
on the Island, dreading an attaci; from the English ;
the hill, and some more remote eminences which
commanded Fort -Bourbon., have been levelled, and
upwards of Soo Negnes were constantly engaged' on
new works.
The greatest discontent pervaded -the Island, in
consequence of the decrees of the Government ; one
obligi!,g_the inhabtttanfa todiieriminately to serve
with the ariny, rite other calling tt pin every pro.
prietur to furnish slaves and beasts of burthen in the
proportion of his stock of one to three, or to pay
four livres ten sous in lieu of each of either that
may be deficient.

THE Or a KA.—The grand serious Opera of Zaire
was represented on Saturday last at the King's
Theatre before a very large Audience. Ganssitit
has for some time laboured under a sevete cold and
hoarseness, and there were obvious remains of this
indisposition in her vocal exertions on Saturday,
though she made,ample amends by the dignity and
pathos of her ading. Vic, A NON I, hAVtog an at.
tack of the gout, ,was obliged "to limp in pure
love'' througn his parr. Das HAYss was so much
recovered as to be able to appear. . The last Ballet,
therefore, went off with eclat.
Tits THEATILE:.--The Tragedy of Zara, origi.
Rally Written by VOLTAIRP, in emulation, it is
supposed, of Othello; and translated by AARON
I-111.1, was revived on Saturday last at Covent.
Garden Theatre. The part of osma„, which has
been often personated by Master BITTY in Provin.
On IhiS occasion, MUM-led by
cial theatres, was,
him for the first time on the London Boards. There
was nothing to distingukh los"performanee of this
chata!ter from that of most of the others in which
he has •appeared, except that he'was more attentive
to the h.y.play, as it is called, than he has hcrcro.
fore been. He was also more successful in represent.
ing the passion of love, and seems on the whole to
be evidently improved by • the public criticism to
which his performances liAve given ' occasion. He
conceived the chara6er very well, and if he did not
make that impression on the feelings which it was
intended to excite, the fault is nut imputable to a
want of exertion or his part, but to his time of li;e,
which will not buffe r 'the imagination to consider
him'as a mighty Prince, a great conqueror, and one
who has a Seraglio at his c:onmand. We :hill not
imitate some to his quondam admirers, who, after
paying enthusiastic honrige to' his unrivalled ta.
lents, now begin to dwell op his tickets, but shall
give him the praise he really 'merits, which is that
due to a very extraordinary boy, who,' with dUe
attention andyrattice, promises to become a great
Actor. The part of Nere.rtae, by Mr. C.'KumaLE,
was rendered more prominent in the Piece than we
ever saw it before. It was indeed, we may fairly
say, the best effort of the night, in point of energy,
feeling, judgment . and effect. ' Mrs, H. sillowii
was highly interesting in Zara, and 'Mr'. 1-lAtt-
CE AVE supported the 11;1;1 of
,faisrsznan in a very of-
feeling manner. The . House was Try no means
crowsled,'but had a numerous audience.' ' . •
..
Mts. BILLINCTON was so attraetive at Bath that
her. Performance drew upwards of ;200 persons last
week to RAu VLlNt's Concert.
The discussions upon the pt(lures of Little FATTY,
by ()pia 'and Np ItTlipOTR, •y/C understand, tonic
' up no less than seven days in the Royal Academy,
before it was finally determined that both should be
admitted. The reason that a requisition was iri,,4
for-the exclusion of them is, that the whole-length
by NOP.TTIPOTS is to be • the suldeet of a Pclta
which is 16 be published fir the ken,fit of Mr.
BETTY, Tenn'''.

got long—since. a gentleman pear Manchester
hiving occasion to sce a' neighbouring 'friend, called
at his houie, and was informed 'he was gone out.
To save the troupe of calling again, he. e4pressed
a wish to see the tnictiess, but The also was gone
our, That no tirni.inight be lost,' he requested to
seethe young mister ; but 'he likewise ,was nut,
Wishing, however', not to go without accomplishing
his bustriesq, on
,saying Avotild Olen walk in, and
sit by the fire till one of ;tern 'teturned, was told
l)y Pat, " Nuked, sir, and you can't, for that ttlo
i 9 zone out , ,