The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-14 00:00:00

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Naiy entitled.— Hon. Cotnpany's Ship QUeen, Cruiztt.
A riny entitled . :--The same as Trincomal ee, with the addi-
tion of stici Re,,;iment and 7th Battalion Native Infantry.
Tothe General-Officers, Field-Officers Captains, Subal-
terns, Privates, am &c. Fee, composing tlit,A4nly under the
command of the late General Sirlialph Abercrombie, ;it
the redudion of the Island of Trinidada and its Dependeikue.,
the 17th and Mt February, 1797, at Messrs. Poulam and
Keys, Salters'-liall- court. Cannbn-street, on Thursday next;
or every succeeding Monday and. Thursday.
To the Officers and Companies of His Majesty's Ships
llellona, Prince, of Wales,' Vengeance, Scipio,
Favourite, Thorn, Arethusa, Vidoricus, Alarm, Alfred,
Diciateir ; Sloopi Bittti is, Pelican; Zebra, Zephyr, and Ter
ror Bomb, for the recludion of the• above Island,
,on the
same day, at the same place.
To the Officers and 'C. re w of Majesty's hired Armed
Cutter Flirt, for the re-capture of the Oak, the 2211010z:to-
ber, on board said'(: utter on her arrival in. Port,; or at
No. lb Cecil-street; Strand, tOr three years:
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The Arrangement of the Western Squadrons, by
the direelion of the Admiralty, is as follows:
21 Sail of the Line offßrest-:—Adviiral Lord (.; A R ortze.
g Sail of the Line on the Gem of Ireland—A(lw. Da UR. Y.
7 Sail of the Line oif RoehetOrt—Adra. G R Awas.
9 Sail of the Lille °lf Ferrel--Adm. CALDER.
9 Sail of the Line oft*C.,diz—Adm. CowNowooa.

st Sail of the Line of the Wessern Fleet, all highly fitted,
maned, and equipped for any service.

The following East India Shipping Intellizonce is
received from St. Helena by the Stdr Whaler, ar-
rived off Dover: ,

The Perseverance, TWEEDALE Neitane, Do-
NALDSON Taunton Castle, PIERCE ; 'Gera, DUNS.-
FORD ; Rolihl • Charlotte, • FRANCKLIN ; Ainwick
GLEDSTANES • True Briton, Huorms ; 4r- •
niston, JAMESON ; and COnells, HALKETT, 011 t•
ward-hound Ships, ,under cJnvoy of the Athenienne.
Man of War, CapC FAY E RMAN, had arrived in Chizta-
ptiUvious to the 26th ofJanuary.
The Lady Jane Manias, ,LaNs A Y Lord Nelson,
Lord Castlereagh, ,ROBERTSON ; Sovereign,
MENTOR ; Fame, BAKER; Sir Wm. Bensieli, RHODE;
Alexander, .I.R. FRANCKLIN; and Manarcii,,HAwEq,
sailed from Bengal for Madras, on their way to Eng-
land the 29th of January.
' The following Ships sailed from Bengal ftirMadras,
with :the before-mentioned Ships, to fill up for the
second Fleet, viz. , _

, . .
United Kingdom, Captain Ph.r..y ; Baring, MiA'
DOWES ;,..Lord Hawkesbury, TINIBRILL ; Worcester,
Wool) ; and Airly Castle., MACIN'TOSI4.
The Culloden and Grampui Men of War had sai)ed
from Prince of Wales's Island fc Bombay, with the
Country Ships from China. . , ' . 1
Two French:Ships, 1 of 44, had been at the Cape
de Verd Islands, and were supposed to be destined
for the Island of,Goree.
The following Whalers had arrived at St. Helena.:
March 6th, Favourite, W. COFFIN, sailed 7th of
March: 13th, • Star, J. BURNEY ; 16th, lVilliatn
and Elizabeth, .F.'. TanRIGA : 1 7t1),. Inspeaor_, S.
Surrn ; April 3d, Diana, J. BENJAMIN ; . sth, Back..
hoase, T. BuNKLR. . • .. . . "

We ara sorry to learn, that accounts have been
received frOrn. St. Nelena which state the decease of
Captain WEDIYSS ORROK, Of the Lord Netion, and
Captain ANDREW HANNAY, of tile Marquis of Elfk

Yesterday, soon after two o'clock, His MAJESTY
held a private Levee at the Queen's Palace, which
*as attended by the Archbishop of CANTERIILTRY,
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of • MONTROSE,,
Earls ..A.i'LESFORD, WESTAIORLAND, and
LEY ; Lords BA.IIHAM, FitAWKESBURY, IVILTLGRAvE,'
and AMHERST ; 'Admirals Sir 'ROGI.IL etntrts and
'DOMAT Generals WITHAM and WAan ; Sir JOHN
JOHN-SON;. Dr. ,13AtutitoiTori; Meirs.'VlLLlcits;
'FORDYCE, and l'Atmxxv.a.
Dr. BARancoTos.4 was introduced to I-Trs MA:
JESTY upon being 'appoint' Jr igt, Advocate and
Martial-General, in. the room ot CtlAs. MORGAN',
resigned.
. .
Sir JOHN JOHNSON. WRS Inffochwed to, lii MA-
JESTY by General q, up 111 .succeeding
to his title on the death of Sir W 74. lii :ARNE;

Gene WARD was intro diced to 'BB 'I'4A4FsTY
upon his late appointthent, and had the honour to
kiss Hp MAJRSTY'S hand. • .

'When the Couatil had closed, His MAJESTY gave
an audience to Lord BARHAM, 'Sir it. CuaTts, Ad-
mind Do MAT, and Mt% roRDYCE, who 'befbre
S MA ESTY the "'First Report of the Royal Comp
mission for Na'val Affairs." ' Secretaries of
State had likewise audiences of His MA ES Ty.' •
Yesterday Her MAJESTY and the PH 1.&" *-1,.55 ES ho-
noured Lady C. Fikii with a mdraing'visit, J her
apartments in St. James's Palace. •
The Dowager COljatitSs of EL G tt.T , presented two
Grecian women to Her MAJESTY and_ the 'Pam-
CESSES on Wednesday ; likewise an infant son and
daughter of the Earl. The women were 'dressed in
the habit of their country. •
The Countess of ArtmorrE, on Tuesday,: pre--
seated Her MAJESTY with a beautiful American dog.
Waggon's are daily removing the luggage of the
Roy-AL ii'Amt.t.v from the queen's House to Wind-
sor, previous to the ROYAL FAMILY leaving town
for the season. , .

On Tuesday His MAJESTY, after attending the
Grand Field-day upon Wimbledon. Common, went-
to • Lord HAWKESBURY'S house at Crgome, near'
Kingston, where he was entertained with a sump-
tuous dinner; His Lordship attended His 14LuEsTy.
—His•INIAsEsTY's servants were entertained with a
dinner upon the, lawn.
YesterdaY a Court .of Dire&ors ,Was held at. the
East India House, which adjourned at six o'clock till
Ttiesday next, ''

The Ex,General Durum, end another Officer of
the, name of RossoLtN, have been put to death at
Paris, charged with being Spies in the pay of Eng-
land. General Dunne. was formerly Ambassador
from TlitPoo SULTAUN to the. French. He was af-
terwards the Agent of the French Government with
the Mahrattas. He was taken at Pondicherry, and
brought to England, from whence he was sent, with
the other French Prisoners from Pondicherry, to
Morlaix. . Thellioniteur giVes a long account of the
Papers fOund upon them, and of the proceedings
against them. The Papers (says the official Paper)
prove that the General had 1001.41 month, and drafts
troth Messrs. HAIIIMERSLEYS,'Odd POWER, at Ham-
burgh, upon Paris. The objea of his4nission, and
of his associate ROSSOLIN, is stated to be to fUrnish
the English with informatimtv particularly with. re-
spea.to the destination of ihoFrench Squadrons, to
'ascertain the number of the partizans of the }louse
of Bovituoti, Bce. Aro.