The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-27 00:00:00

AUGUST ;?5.

At half past eleven o'clock His Royal Highness
the Pram,. of WALEs, accompanied by Major
BLoolsivtrt.D and Colonel Lee, walked from the
Pavilion to the Chapel Royal, without any. attend-
ants, and heard a most excellent. Sermon preached
by the Rev. Mr. PowrEt,s, from the fltit Chapter of
the rook of Deuteronomy, and part of the 3d verse.
The Chapel was very full. The Countess of
BERKLLEY and her lovely family, Lady and the
Hon. Miss Foterzscus, Lady F. SPZNCE4,, Mrs.
Plana', Mrs. and Miss JOHNSTON, and Mrs. POTTS.
Next Sunday there will be a Charity Sermon for
the benefit of the Sunday School; it will be preached
by the Rev. JAWES.CARns Chaplain to the Dunce of
GLotYcEsTeu. The parish church was equally full.
After chapel. the PaiNce walked on the. Steyne.
The Earl a d ii...—oluaess of CLERMONT dined with
him. . The Afaritte Parade was also. crowded. The
company was attratled by the appearance of a Fri-
gate and Sloop of War at a great distance, in full
sail ; there has be-en firing heard all the afternoon.
Mr. G. JOHNSTON had a large party to dinner. Mrs.
:POTTS also had a party to, dinner.
Colonel and Mrs. MARTIN gave a grand Concert.
of Sacred Nifusie, and a supper, at thqir house on the
Maride Parade.
Etui 'CRAVEN went on a cruize to-day, and
brought home two very large turbots..
Mr. GoLosmin and family were airing in their
barouche and four.
A Gentleman swam two miles out, with a boy
ten years old on his back.
The refreshing breezes and salubrious air of.tlie
place have nearly recovered the amiable Countess of
CARUANIPTON.

COMBINED arid twenty years are now
elapsed sit= the Combined Fleets of France and
Spain, amounting to ($G Sail of the Line, 23 Fri-
gates, and Corvettes, appeared off Plymouth Har-
bour, with 15,000 troops on board ; they lay to on
the i oth, t 6th, t7th, and i sth of Aitgust, 'and
then stood doWn,Cliannel, without performing a
single a6tion worthy of record, except taking the
*dent,. of 64, Captain BOTELER, who gallantly
fbught three seventy-fours and two frigates before
he struck, in sight of the; Combined Meets. In the
:mean time the C9O; Convoy, of 100- sail, passed
within 3 leagues of the van division of the Enemy,
withent rnMeStatiori, and ran into. Plymouth Sound,
Harneaze, and Cat Water, without the loss -of a-
ship. The Combined Fleets, notwithstanding their
great superiority, were offered battle for two days,
by the gallant Admiral thiroY, who lay to off the
Lizartl for them on. the 23d and, 24th of August, With
only 3't Sail of the Line. the object of the Enemy was
to make 'a combined attack upon the Citadel, Arse-,
nal, and 'Dock-yard of Plymouth; but they were
panic-struck at the idea of being blocked up in the
Soimd by Admiral HAany, whilst they were land-
ing. the Troops. The signals for the Enemy's being
off the Coast were at Maker Tower, a bloody flag
at the pole, and two blue flags at the outriggers,
three gnus fired at the BatterieS, and repeated by
the Citadel, which was done during the four days
the Emmy were_ off the Sound,-.--Whether the Ene-
my intend 'at present to bring out the Brest Fleet and
push up Chatinel,..o*.e know not ; brit the same sig-
nals as those used at the period we have mentioned,
have lately'been direaed in general. Garrison Orders
at Plymouth, to be observed, should the Enemy make
their appearance---the beacons:are to be lighted; and
the Troops of all descriptions are, to form on their
respeiaive parado4, where they are to Wait h)r further
orders, fully accoutred for serviceovith sixty rounds_
Of ball cartridge.

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On Wednesday last the Mail Coach was upset
between Bodtnin and Fahuouth, going up Lanivet
Hill ; when Mr. Vincent, a • wine-merchant, of
Lohllon, had his leg broken.