The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-12 00:00:00

AVAL
NEWS.

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PLYMOUTIV, APR IL 10.—Sailed to join the
Channel Fleet, the Timerairt, of 98 guns ; she took
out twenty bullocks and reietables for the use cf
the Fleet.

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Last evening two Line of Battle Sliips, appeared
in the Offing from the westward, but it was a
calm, and their numbers could not be made. This
al°rning, when a heavy fog cleared off, the one of
two decks moored in Cawsand Bay, name unknown
the other, as she is nor in the Bay or Sound, must
have gone to Turb.iy or Shithead.
Went up the Harbotir to refit, the Pelican, of I g
Suns. And after being stripped, went into the
South Single Dock, the Naiad, of 38 guns, Capt.
1. CAMPBELL ; the shipwrights, on examining,
pith the Builder, her bottorn, found twelve feet of
!ler false keel knocked off by striking, a few days
since; on an unknown Sand ; and the whole false
beel iodamaged that she must have a new one
efore she comes out of dock.
;a Loire, 4.4. guns, Captain MAITLAND) now in
tlf4 tlarbour, is quite ready for sea, and will be off
fat her Station the first spirt of wind.
Wail out of Dock, after having had a mast corn-
;eked.: and 'Workmanlike repair, the Achille:, 'B+
Captain It: ICING ; she it now alongside the-
'ointtit Jetty Head, hiS taken' in her top and top.
tlngsts, and is now rigging every fast over.
gad by the Riggers of the Rigg g
ing.house in the
"GelLyard, and of those belongin to the Shis in
Ortlio4ty. p
The
Plynioutli Regiment of VolUntiers, Colonel.
tit), 'Chief Lieutenant. General ENGLAiio (Ist Bata.
11°4 Lieutenant. Colonel Lotromtwo• and Ptin6eis
!I Wales's own Rayal Battalion of Volunteers, Lieu.
:rahna!-Colonel HAWKER), had a
grand.field day on
klO4, preparator
mans and
to the grand spring inspec.
,
And reviewi of all the Volunteer Corps in this
bistritt, already began by Lieutenant. Colonel TAY.
"),InSPetting Field Officer of Volunteer Cavalry
and infantry for the Western Distrid.
e
anlc in two Tenders from Milford, with few
ultra lot the
p.m....i.N;accounr, received to this moment
'l°4 Fleet and the Brest Fleet.

Row teit
"' , APRIL r.. The Auckland Packars
Ca kinumoNo, with the Hamburg!) and Bre-
nlea Mails, sailed this morning for Guttenlsurgh ;
Intl at the same time tiieLa6 Ntfrean Packet, Gets.
be4fia) with a Arrive Mail for Gottimburgh.
d the Odnish Ship Marill, With deals from
drwick, JOHN }imam Master.
The km, Gun-vessel sailed this morning; and
Petatia Frigate remains with the
qtr us Revenue
totter,

...
ts P°RTIMOUTH, APRIL t lit
.—ed the Notone,
I),411d
.t( itta, from Chepstow ;
Arr
Exeter, from the Dowa6
to Chilla ; jeep Ettiokuti EastaNao froa
tkien. l
I:ailed the ur,„.., Addington, NEAL*, Pally)
an
Coq', ive,,,, Fair Trader. juu9, Unify,
cl if9et fur Cork.
The
i Captain of the Spanish Frigate Pames de-
taiL'irined 4 Live& JI
Frigate, Capt. AMOND, has
en bit passage to Spain in a Swedish Ship.
-.21,444 the elrves Sloop, Capt, XaTrott and the
4*Pot Sloop, on a Cruize. The Fervent and
41"0141Gun.btigs are ordtred to Gibraltar.
34iitti the Bometta Sloop for the Dawns.
4rtived the Extra Indiamen from the Dawns.
b eat., Apitli, 1/......5ai1ed on a Croize to the ,
eh COalli a Gan-brig, name unknown.
Arrived the Ara 4 Sloop of War, Captain Max.
viitt.l.) from a Cruize oh- Boulogne; and remains
an the Downs Iviin His Majesty'l Ships as per lan'
F------Nees:sass Arius. 's.--Sailed the Lard Eliot,
\21.44, end Mercator firmed Ships, with a 1 7
sail of
43vIlunder convoy for the ILltic•
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~ The committee for managing the lailttiotie'Fund
in4in,7: t'LYbs have voted sword of 1001. value to
LIND, and a swa
t,rd of s°l. value to Lieut.
11,,,H11.11'8, 01 I fix Majesty's Ship Cesturien, of 50
,I)L', fur the gallant defence made by than against
4,,41,:renc1i Admiral Li NOI3, in the Marengo, of R 4,
k'''' two Prigates of 40 guns each, in Vieagapatern
'443) un the 18th uf September last.
t, A whimsical circumstance happened last week of
r"rsend---4 West Indiaman arrived at that place,
4n,d was soon boarded by a yress.gang. The crew
(w4ithe West Indianian were brought upon deck, and
ho 'ile the Lieutenant was examinlng them, a Health
at arrved.--A, no dean bill of health was found
tlverl b()al.4 the West indiaman, or at least none that
In" deemed satisfa4ory the crew of the West India-
• ant the Lieutenant of the Man of War, and all his
164ng, Were ordered to Standgate Creek to Perf""rn
quarantine fur forty days which they will no doubt
P4lts ochePerfeft hartnov, and pod fellozvait with
eilen
r.
Ari ordo has been lifted by the French Govern.
mein t, 1 '
ti ' '' t clam all by
direded from Holland or
:1.4. „ , ,
'''-e to Lnglantl ; and. in consequence, the Letters
Itit
I on board two neutrul yew's, bound to this
tt'untl.)?, have been ft eiztd.

APPROACHING INSTALL ATIO N.

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At olWrenatinyf.,laVrei nnidsko)srt wason: vheotu
sknown
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'such a state of bustle and preparation as Ai is
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thirty to eteokoonfe. the
dlrnesdt aal
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fifty
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Thefi t)
roem-
potations. in the Castle continue with increased acti-
vity ; there are no less than five hundred workmen
employed day and night in the, preparations., Mr.
INI;Ari is seldom absent. A vast number ofaddi.
tional rooms will be opened, and no less than thirty
temporary ones are, now building on the top of the
Castle. Orders have been given that no persons ap-
plying from motives of curiosity to gee Sr. George's
Hall *hail be admitted on any account whateve:.—.
Indeed the sight would not afford the least kratifica-
lion, as, at present, every thing ii obscured by the
state of the scaffolding which occupies the whole of
that side of the HallneXt the windows.
Opposite.to the scaffolding nekt the wall, instead
of being placed as heretofore down the centre, the
tables where the Knights are to dine arc getting
ready ; they will form one long table, extending the
whole length of the Hall. The King's Throne will
be welted under the music gallery at the upper end
of the Hall. Opposite to this, at the lower end, seats
are eretting fur the Qua a N and PR INC esses,elevated
' on the Caryatides, or four human figures, which sup.
port that part of the gallery. The Lord Chathher.
lain, the Master of the Horse, and all the Great Of.
ficers of the HciUsehold, will take their seats .on she
scaffolding next the Windows.
The ceremony; k is supposed, will commence
about eleven o'clock in the Morning : at two, the
Knights Installed will dine. They will be attended
by the Knights of the Bath, of whoM Sir JOSEPH
Bawits, by the Kttlei's order, is to take price.
dente. The custom established time immemorial,
namely, that of giving away the fragments to the
soldiery and the populace, with the table.closba,
knives, forks, spoons, and in short every thing,
together with the tables, will take place precisely
at four o'clock. His MAJESTY, in order to pre-
serve some degree of decorum among the lower
classes, hat ordered the Court-yard or great Qua-
drangle to be set apart for their entertainment,
wherein the tables will be setout in form, but the gates
ire not to be opened until all is in syternatic order.
' At eight o'clock in the evening there will be a
drawing.room, which will close in about an hour,
wheh the ball.room will be opened, and then dan.
cing is to commence... The first dance, it is ex.
petted, will be led off by the
PRINCE of WALES
and PR I NCIIISI AUGUSTA.
The head.dreises of the Pat NC EMS will be white
ostrich feathers, with the heron plume, the same as
the Knights, bUt of a smaller size. Nu feathers
will he worn by the Qui ex or PR INCESSIS at the
Inatallation, toprevent obstrutling the sight. The
dress of the QUEEN for the evening, it is said, will
be vet}, magnificent, and that worn by the ?kilts: E
of WALL e will be very rich and splendid.
The Ball is not eXpreled to break up until six
o'clock in the Morning, Consequently, many will
not retire to rest, riot only en actount of the.
scarcity of beds, which Will,tertainly be the case,
but for another more powerfUl reason, namely, that
of a grand Review and Sham.tlght, whicli is fixed
by His MAJILITY for the same day, whcu the SWIM.
reign will inspea the troops on the plain nest Sun.
fling Hill Wells.
INSTALL AT I 0 N.---Knigkt4' Drew.--A hat of
black velvet, with a plume of white ostrich feathers,
and heron's sprig..-...4 mantle of garter blue velvet--
a jacket and puffed breeches of silver tissue—erim.
son velvet surcoat—white silk pantaloons, white
shoes and gloves.
The following is a list of the Knights who will
attend at the ensuing Installation :

The KiNe's Most Excellent MAJESTY.
His Royal Highness the Pa I NCE 0) WA LE s.
The Duke of Volk The Duke of Buccleugh
The Duke of ►=larence Marquis of Buckingham
The Duke of Kent Earl of Carlisle
The Duke °lC:timberland Earl of Chatham
The Duke of Sussex Earl Camden
The Duke of Cambridge Earl Spencer
The Duke of Gloucester Earl of Westmorland
Prince Win, of Gloucester Earl of Wilieltilsea
The Duke of Devonshire Earl of Chesterfield
The Duke of Beaufort Earl of Pembroke
The Duke of Rutland