The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-15 00:00:00

FRIGATES.

La Josephine - - • 44 La VOlolltaire - • 4o
Lu ConitAe -• 4o L'Unitoe - - • 40
Felicit6 - - - 4o La figtlonnt... - - 32
L'lntiienne - - - 40

With five Cutters and sixteen Transports: of the
latter, ten ate said to contain nothiog but arms and
ammunition.

In the Inner.road at Brest are nine Ships of the
Line, and four Frigates : of the former, two arc
ihree.deckers. They are all armed, but not manned..
It was, however, reported, that sailors had been
ordered from, the National Flotilla to complete their
crews. The Troops encamped in the vicinity of
Brest were said to amount to 16,000 ; and the Gar.
risons at Brest, its Forts and Batteries, were be.
sides composed of 8000 men, of whom !zoo were
.
of the Artillery.
Yesterday was launched from Mr. DUIMIAN's
Dock-yard at Deptford, a very fine East India-Juan,
named
,Vane, Dutcher' of Gordon built fur' C.
e, Esq. and to he commanded by Captain
JoUN CAMEaON. At half past twelve she went
tqr in a very fine style, The speaators were nu.
merous and respeaahle. The ceremony of naming
the ship was performed by Colonel BURR., of the
M idras Establishment. After the hunch the com•
pany partook of an elegant cold collation.

THE TH EATRF....—TIIII IR MA J ESTI rs and the
five Pk INC ROSES were last night at Covent Garden
Theatre. The dramatic' pieces commanded on this
occ:ision Were, the Comedy of The Poor Gentle/n:7_,
And the new Pantomime of flarlquin Quicksilver.
Both.. Pieces went off with great success, and afforded
much diversion to the Royal Party. Some allusions
to the French and the Spaniards were received with
such warm applause by the Audience, as strongly
to testify the national feelings. God Save the Klng,
and Rule Britannia, were also received with conge-
•nial emotions, and excited a glowing spirit of loyal.
ty. The House was crowded at an early hour.---
The Royal Party seemed to be in excellent health.
I'lls MAJ &STY was dressed in scarlet and gold.
The foil Owing were the dresses of the rest of the
ROYAL FAMILY : •
MAjISTY wore a helmet turban, covered with dia-
minds, and a white Sultan teather in front ; her robe was
straw-c010ur.,.1, and gold tissue; white satin coat richly em-
broidered ; a profusion of diamonds; white ntutfand tippet.
PRINQESS AUGUSTA'S robe the same as /ler Rlsjesty's,
white satin sleeves, with diamond bands ; on her head, a
band of diamonds, a large diamond rose in the front, and rive
very tine white feathers ; white mull; tippet; and gloves, dia.
mond necklace and car.rings.
?xi/vets& Ettz4srcria—A puce-coloured and-gold tissue
robe, whi:e satin sleeves and fronts to her robe, very richly
spangled ; a superb diamond necklace, and ear-rings. On
her head, a broad black velvet bandeau, richly embroidered
with gold ; a large diamond crescent, and a very large plume
of vulture feathers ; a dark muff.

Pa.NCF.Ms Sol. NIA —The same dress as Princess Augusta,
but a bird of Paradise plume, and a lace ruff; also,a white
mu Wand •
Pa INCiSs MARY—A dark robe, a diamond cord confined
htr hair, and three large yellow leathers, diamond necklace
and ear-rings, and a white mutt:
PRINCESS AS4Z LI A as beautifully dressed; white Ut._
tin robe, ridgy spangled, and trimmed with gold, a lace
tucker, a white satin turban, richly spangled, and a diamond
feather in front, large pijante of scarlet teachers, white mud;
tippet, and gloves.

The application for establishing a proper Stamp
Office for Scotland appears to meet with general
supiort, as Petitions from different pans of the
cJuntry, which are far distant from one another,
have already come, forward.

The late Sir Qtegnry Page Turner appointed as
his Executors and Trustees Mr. Siacponle; of
Gl' 04 1, enor-place ; his Lady's brother;
and Mr, Maberly, of Bedford.row ; but Mr. Stac-
pole declines acting, by reason that his time is so
engaged with Irish I..,asYsAtiti,- that he could not ren.
tiur due attention ton trust of such magnitude.