The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-06 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH,MARCII 4.:,—Arrrived the Sa;,,:!:,
Margarita Frigate from TOrbay; also the
nish Skip Pastaxsa, laden.witit sugar, Are. fr die
Ha.yannalt, captured, by the Pallas Frigate; and
the Spanish Schooner Letter of Marque Grouaosx,
Mounting 4 guns, with 29 men, captured by His
Majesty's Ship Peteran.
Sailed the illelarapts Frigate on. a' Cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH s.—Airived the Ponson-
h),WlLCH, from Dongarvon ; Dido, TAYLOR, from
Sunderland ; and Gilliam, HARRINGTON, from
London.

Also arrived the Jason Frigate bound to Cork ;
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and the 'Windham bound to the East Indies.

Sailed the Neuicy, GonFa FYI for London ; and
Simon, What IN, for.Spithead.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 5.----The Vrow Catharine,
FLOOR, and Ferdinand, FINCH, both from Ba.
yonne, bound to Embden, with wine and brandy, are
detained by His Majesty's Ship Cru;zer, and sent
in here.

The Lady Frances Packet, FLYNN, which had
been detained in the Roads by contrary winds, sailed
yesterday for Husurn.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 3.—Arrived the Majestic,
of •J¢ gum, Capt. R. MOORSON, from Yarmouth.
Came down the River to the Nore the Diadem,
of 64 guns, Capt. Sir HOME POPHAM, K. M.
L'Afiicaine,Galga, and Charger Gun-brig,
on a Cruizi:.

Ships at this Port-Z.......a1and, Majestic, Inflexible, Diadem,
Ethalion, Winehelses,Ceres, Lynx, Beaver, and several Gun_
brigs, Eire- vessels, and Bomb tenders.

DEAL, MARCH s.—Came Wick the Basilisk,
Wale Val, Bruizer, Defender, Bloodlsound,
Monkey, and Locust, Gun.brigs, from their stations
off the Coast of France,

Sailed the jackal/ Gun-brig .on a Cruize off
Calais, and put hack again this afternoon, it blow.
ing,strong at north-West, and remain.
In the gowns---Ships of War, Gun-brigs, and
Armed Defence Ships, as per last ; with the Wil.
liam Store-ship and a large Fleet of Merchantmen
woiting for a (air wind, and Carolina Spanish Prize.

EI It MA JUSTI ES and the
five PitiNc !MIES were present at Drury Lane Thea-
tre last night, when The Honey Moon, and The Lady
of the nock,'were represented by Command. 'the
Royal'Party appeared to be in good health, and
were obviously much gratified by the performanaes.
The House Was.cr,owded, and the Audience were
animated, by an enthusiastic spirit of loyalty. God
Save the King, and Rule Britannia, were of courses
sung; and-encored with the most eager zeal. His
MAJ ESTY was in scarlet and gold, and the follow.
ing were the rest of the DftBSC3 : • •

HER MAJESTY wort a morone robe strimmed with gold;
a whitelitutt; tippet, and gloves, and a most becoming black
lave turban, braided with diamonds, and a small yellow
feather in front, with diamond stars, B.lc. &c.
PR IN*CESs AUGUSTA--White satin robe trimmed with sit=
ver, diamond bandeau, and six white feathers—diamond neck-
lice, ear-rings, ace;-&c. •
PR I'NCISS ELli ABET ty—Morone and . gbh' round dress,'
lace tippet crossed vii her .bosom, diamond necklace, ear.
rings, and a most beatitiftil gold turban, with 'an end ter-
minating with a tassel the left side, and scarlet plume.
l'a t N CtSt4 SQL' ti t A —A state-coloured and silver tissue
robe, a lace tti,±er,' diamond. necklace and ear-rings her
hair entirely 'braided with chains of diamonds, arid six white
feathers ; white satin sleeves.

Par)) ets s Slate colour and silver tissue robe,
white tippet and mud.; diamond bandeau, and a plume of
white and slate colinired feathers ; diamond necklace and ear..
rinds. •

P LNC&II AMIL LA. --A pluncolour round dress; a white
mull and tippet ; velvet ',Andean ; nidinond cre:;tent and
stars diamond necklace and ear-rings ; and an immense
plum; of yellow feathers.

The Or SR.A.—The serious Opera of EY;fite was
performed for the third tiole last night at the King's
Theatre, blfore. a very reipettable Audience. As
the whole weight of this- Opera rests upon Mrs.
Br LLINGTON, it is only neczssary tO say, that elle
sustained it with all her wonted excellence,: and
jonletd, as well as sung, Most charmingly. The•Bal.
lets went (Alas usual.

BLAHAM is expeticd to perform at the 0j era
House next month.

Young PINT°, the celebrated Performer on the
Violin, according to report., his been lost in going
by Sea to Scotland. • ,

The long expefted Party Thimes, we understand,
arc really to tJITIC for waid this 4.easott at Drury.
Line Theatre, and are likely to take.
Mr. HEAv IsIDE is taking the katl in the Musi-
cal World. His cokerts are, by all accounts, ex.
cellent, though chiefly tupOorted by Amateur Per-
formers. He had a meeting of this kind last'ilizht,
which was attended by is cuttsideraide hutnbet of
distinguished visitor.).
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The Sacred Oratorio ~)f Egypt was per.
formed before the ittl rail.. FAA ILy un Sunday, in
the Music Room at Windsor Cabtle.

The Schnol of IVoros !Lis been represented at
Dublin with.grthit success, under the patropage of
the LORD LI 611-11111,,Nr.

As Count IttimA,ono has lately married a Lady
with Sozol. a.year, at Paris, it iv not to be dttubted
that he will indulge . his friends with a bouir.
warming.
Little it.Seetrlitt ia mare employed
Ovate Reeriatiolii than in Performances on the Stage.
As these,lirivate exertions.must be not less fatiguing
to him, it is to be hoped that his Frie'ach are not
less liberal than the Alatirtprs.
Mr. WINDHAM'S Parliamentary facetioitsfrreir haS
,
excited mute surprise than pleasure'; anti I,enple
art naturally inclined io wonder, that'after having
given so &Notable a detcription of the state of the
'll4th:trial I);fince, he could treat" it as a Inazkiv
"tatter. • •