The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-20 00:00:00

AtYG.

Tnis Lloining FITS NtAsEsrl- took his n4lOl 1,10
to "the-Camps, but soon returned to.shelter flora the
rain. At ten o'clock His MAJESTY and the PRII4-
CESSIiS AITGUSTA, SONIIA, and ANILLIA, ace Mll
panied by General FITZROY, Colonel DEsBRow,
&c. rode on horsebAck. Radipole Barracks.,
.but
they were oveTtaken by the rain, and quickly re-
turned.

HEE MAJESTY- took an airing round the Sands in
her sociable between the showers. In the evening
THEIR MAJESTIES went to the Theatre, to see The
Will and The Critic.

At six o'clock in the morning the Cavalry in
Camp, with those of the German- Legion, Light
and Heavy Dragoons, mustered at lqaldon Cas-
tle, fbr a • grand field-day, under the command of
His Royal Highness the Dux of CUMBERLAND.
While performing their xnanceuvres, a private of the
German Legion had his leg broke by a fall from his
horse. He was immediately taken to the hospital.

Yekerday, in consequence of the arrival of Lord
NELSON at Portsmouth, Mr. EAsTwoon, the Ad-
miralty Messenger, was sent off with Dispatches by
the Lords of the Admiralty to Mr. PITT, at bib house
at Wimbledon.

Convoys will be provided to sail from Leith Roads
for the Baltic and Tonningen, on the 28th inst.

The remains of the late Right Hon. Sir RICHARD
`WORSLEY, Bart. were interred with funeral pomp,
in. the vault of that antient fancily, at Godhill, in ille
isle of Wight, on Friday last, the body, being sup-
ported by Gentlemen of the family, and accompa-
nied by a long train of his .nmnerous tenantry. The
Rev.. Sir WORSLEY HoLMES, .art. (his suc-
cessor in the title) and his brother-ill-law, the lion.
Mr. BRIDGiUAN Srmrsow, attended as chief mourn-
ers.. The late Baronet died in the 54th year of hiS
age,. and dying :intestate and without issue, 'Mr.
'SiMPSON'S Daughter succeeds to his estates. •

THE DUKE of GLOHCESTER,---A report of the
death of this illustrious Personacre having been very
prevalent in the course ofyesteray evening, we made
the'necessary enquiries, and are happy.to state that
it was founded in error; though, at the same time,
we lament to be unable to convey the pleasing kiwi:-
ligence that His Royal Highness is past dan7er.—
During the whole of yesterday, His Royal High-
ness's HlCiitipOSitiOH wore a very unfavourable asped,
and at a. late hour he continued much in the carne
state. •

At the County. Down EleCtion, the Twelfth Day
(Monday) the numbers were
For Lieut. Col. MeA
Fc.ft Viscount CTLLe.e4oie

1441

Majority fin COSOIteI MEADZ 42
Mr. ANDERSON, who came'to England with,,„
dame :JF.ttoti; BOLOARTE,:cruty,lrked an Sunday at
,Dover, in the 16tert Brig, and sailed :or Amegica.
The beautiful and interesting Mad. JEROME BONA-
PARTE will remain in England.
Miss DuNcriN has .Tufted the" vole from Edin-
burghtto Birmingham, where she is:eugagei i'or six
nights, and io.percnrming with so annclr spa:C.s9j .that.
the engagement mil), prohably be extended.
BANNISTER is diverting the good folks of ):leif4k
-with 0//apod and Peeping. Toth and' he :is. likely to
return, with a light heart and heavy. purse..'

The_ Farce. of The .jailors, which etched so roue'
confusion'and uproar on Thursday night at the Hay-
market Theatre, though' generally, is erroneously
ascribed to Foop4. The Manuseript: was sent to
Doissr.E.Y, the Bookseller, with a request, that if it
was not deemed Worthy, of dramatic representation,
it should be returned to the :person who brought it,
. who .would call to know. the judgment of the Mann-
ger in a few days. Dons Lay submitted it to
FooTr, who was muds gratified by a perusal of it,
and soon presented it to the Public. It was written
and first, represented in the year 1767, at a time
when there were high disputes between the Journey-.
then and Master Tailors. 'The Antlior has never been
discovered. FOOTE has not included kin his works.
'arid never pretended to be the author of it ; but it is:
Written so much in his burlesque style, that it his
generally been deemed the offspring of his whirusi-
Cal Muse. • It his occasionally received alterations and
additions ,frem the pen of the late Mr. CootAs,
but has never :been perfoiMed Without producing,
somedegreeef distorbance. As the event of
• day night might have been attelided with the most
serious consegyencei, the Piece will rides pr6ably
be consigned to tile shelf, mid very properly, as it
tends to bring additional derision on an industrioUS
and necessary body, of men, who are already so
much exposed to ridicule, that they dtight, at least
tó.he exempted from a formal draw tic satire.. It is
to be observed, however, that these men appear to
have aeled veryiniproperly on Thursday night, and
deserve severe reprehension.
Ate attenipt was made on guliday night to break
operi kpLev's musical saloon Pall-Mall. The
ruffians might well expea to,.get hold cif a great
• .
quantity of iietes, but luckily they were opposed by
too many tars ; and therefore it is not probable that
their loader will encourage theit'imrfoi inanix .with
du capo.
Mr. Oa ATTAN, it semis; is Mirk ing 'great pre-
parations in Ireland far the reception of Mr. lox,
who is expeded to pay him a visit in the course of
the present Aitturrin. '
• On TuestLiy • night, about twelve o'clock, a fire
was discovered.in the hat4Manutbelory of Messrs.
Twin and Camden, on the Bronisgrove Road, near
Birminglaarn. .The . flames 'had gained so much .
power by the time the engines could be brought to
the premiscs, and other assistance procured, that
nearly.the whole of the propertywas'destroyed, and
the -roof Of the, building fell in 'before the tire could
be got under and extinguished. • •
On Friday se"nuight, abeat nine o'clock,-a fire
.brelteont in a barn belonging to Mr. Finch, ,t the
POrk' near Dudley, which consumed the whole
-buitding, a Stable adjoining, and as much wheat
:( when threshed) as would have produced bet wean
50 and 60 bags • a calf and ._other property' were
destroyed. It is 'feared, the
by some inceadiarp

FROM 71113 1",7)-TCH PiIPERS,

FARLyAvr,. Minisw of Alarirte arrived

Boulogne on Tuesday the tith inst. and was hu,ily
'employed lor several hours With the at
his Majesty's head-quarters.'
0110, of our Journals con tai the. 4,:ing
" We. have every reason to beiiitve that Government
has rect?red i;ttisfaetory accounts of the- Combined
Squadrons. Erery thing seem, t s atmaunce-thai
great events are at hand,tl:46 success. of is
peoted with that confidence which the M'ind and
the fortune of him who, has 'prepared. and 'directed
them Must inspire,"
The preparations in our dock-yards, and espe7
daily at Atuwerp,. the carried 'on with great aCti-
vity ; eight large ships of ‘‘,•%ir are in a very forward
state. •

They write from Stra'sbUrgh, that the Emperor is
shortly expe&ed in that City, Where a Guard of Ho-
nour is organized, and other preixtrations are mak-.
ing for his reception.
AUG. 9.---On the nu the Emperor reviowed the;
whole Flotilla at Boulogne, and found it in a very
good state; on which he testified his satisfadion to
the Minister of Marine.

One of our Journals asserts, that the War I 1: ini-
ster, BERTHIER, is appointed Chief of the Staff of the
4rniy of Digland, and that Alarshal LASNEi wiilcow
nand the van.

In the Official Journal of yesterday, We react the
following article from Ragusa, which, in'the present
situation oi'affairs, is very important :
“ Baron RosErri is returning to Vienna from
it e Mouths of the Cattaro, to give an account of his
four-year's Adininistration.of that part of ,the Aus-
trian Dominions.. There can be ho doubt buthis
Government has required of him some fresh duel-
clations respecting the precarious situation of those
Provinces and the surrounding. territory-. it knows
all tho exertions• of the .Russians to induce the
Greeks in its States, and these in Turkey, to be-
come disobedient to their masters. Will it see,
Without concern; a Rtisiian Army unnecessarily as-
semlyled.in. the lonian . Islands,_which are manaced
by no danger, and spreading , over the Continent,
and there endeavoUring,to corrupt the loyalty of the
• Chiefs, making use of the' siMilarity of Religion to
procure partizans ; who, in hopes of being united
with them in a new' Empire, are, sowing th(.3 seeds Of
a Revolution, of which Russia will be rei'dy at the
tirgt women to favour the progresS: and of which
she alone will reap' all the fruits ?"
The Moniteur,of yesterday and of this day, con-
tains two important article; the first is a full ac-
count of the siege of St. PemingO by the Blacks,
and Of their complete defeat.; the second is a fuller
report froth' Admiral VERktiluiL to the Etkrzitott,.
a the glorious actions feught by the BataVian Squa.
dron on the 17th and 1. ath of July.
AUGUST I o.—Yesterday his Serene ',Highneis
Priuce MURAT, and her Imperial Flightless the Prin-
cess CAROLINE, set off for Boulogne. The fie= •
cretary of State is, also at Boulogne, and-has fixed
his ,Ottice at a Castle near the Em pm: o it's head-
quarters. ,

On, the evening of the Rth there NV:IS 'a. rumour
that the troops WereetniArking at Boulogne; but
yesterday this report, said to come by the telegraph,
WaS.again'cOntradieted.
This day we: have re4eived intelligence of a bat-
tle, fought of Ferrol,, betv.ven the Combined Fleet
and an English Squad/on, Althotigh t*o Spanish
Ships got amongst the Enemy'S-Fl6et, and'were
%ken, the:advantage remained, .on our side. It is
added, that the Combined Eleet, „after it had re-
eeiV.ed sonic reintorcerpent from Ferrol, went in
quest of the Eneiny, but. diditOr find them : this
otter account, however, stands 'in need of colitir-
Avation.

hAMBURGII, AUGUST 9.—An Aitona Nowsp,Ter
states, under the date Constantinop:Ab, July H, that
several Russian Ships were expeaed there from the
slack Sea, with 20,000 Troops for. Corti'.
LOWER ELBE., AUG. 6.—Baron .11110C.F.111USEN,
who was appointed Envoy from the Court of Prussia
to that of Vienna, will not go to the Litter place, hut
obtain a situation in the Administmtion of the in-
terior.

8RE.0.---.-There being no Court of Aldermen to-
day, after inspeEting the Returns, the .LoaDX.‘yott
ordered the• price of bread to fall id. per peck, to
take place; on Thursday.

TnOTTING M welt—Two borseg, belonging to
two fanners in the County of Fife; were trotted on
Friday se'unisrbt by their owners, from St. Andrew's
to Cupar, for a considerable bet. The winning
horse trotted the distance (ten miles, during which
he was turned once round) in 35 minutes 23 seconds,
being at the rate of 17 miles an hour.

On Thtirsday last, in searching' for the boay of a
boy; who had been, missing, from Bank Top, in
Manchester, and supposed to haVe been drowned in
the Rochdale Canal, that of a man was found, who
proved to be a journeyman tailor; but when. or how
e met his untimely ate. has not :yet been am,;ertain-
ed, , The body of the boy vas found in thenbove
Canal on Wednesday evening:
Su i n k.-;-:-An elderly Lady near 70 years Of. age
put a perkid to her existence on Wednestia}4 evening
last, near Weybridge, in Surrey, She was the Wife
6f Mr. John Skelton, Teadealer, in Greettr-street,
Grosvenor-seinare,
,and had been for some time de-
sponding in her mind in. consequence of which,
she had been at various places for the ,recovery of
her health, and hadlattetly been on a visit to the fa-
mtiy Mr. Bennett, .near Weybridge, ,On Titesthty
morning, after partaking of a hearty breakfast, she
obserc'ed to, the faMily, that she would take a short
Walk, being of Opinion it would do her good, and. With
unusual earnestness bid them Good bye„" but re-
turned shortly, and, shaking them by the hands,' said,
God bless you! God bless you Expe&ing her
return, the family- waited .with. the UttrioSt anxiety
for the space Of two. hours ; but not returning, they
sent Messengers after her. - After a, considerable
search, she was found on the following morning
Sitting upright in a ditch, with her throat cut tipm
ear to ear, and a pen-knife lying by her aide, :Which
she generally carried in her pod et, A Coroner's...
Inquest was summoned, the evidence adduced.
proved these fa as, with the addition thia the whole
of the day on which she disappeared was spent In a
hap•fleld, where stern:: b;iytnakers-I.yore at wotk (4
observed her walking back:wards-and tbrwards.
Jury returned a verdiCt of LU4y.