The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-02 00:00:00

LIST OF ALL THE PERSONS DROWNED BELONG

ING TO HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP APOLLO :
Names. Qmality. Names. 04114.
J.W.T. Dixon, Captain James Barratt, Able
Charles Wilson, Lieutenant William Ruby, Ord.
James Runcie, Surgeon William Q Mrmey, 0 rd.
Thomas Lawton, Gunner Richard Ei I is, Able
James Sunnily, Mas. Mate Hector McNeal, (z) Able
Henry Proby, M idshi pal. N ailioniel A ppleton,Able
ls. McCabe Surg. Mate James.SiAith, Able
Daniel C. dayes,• Volunteer Joseph -Charters, Able
James Jones, Able William Rose, Able
Hugh Mclioy, Able William Lake, ()rd.
Wm. Richards, Q. M. Mate W. Sheppard, Able
Jer. Costola, Able Charles Collins, Ord.
John Williams, Able lames Trod, Able
oin Bain, Y. P. Room Thomas Monaghen, Landman
Bart. Higgins' Capt. Stew. Edward Stafford, Ord.
John Marshall, Ord. . so Ys.
David Howe, Carp. Crew George Lewis,
Henry Wo6drofre, Able Thomas Trassess,
James Wilkins, Ord. William \Vines.
George Smith, - Able John Stanley,
James Grigson, Able John Hair, •
Henry Phillips, Able John Smith,
Jon. Deale, . Carp. Crew James Hollis..
Michael Hayes, Landman . NI A?..INE.S.
Den. Cadogan, Landman William Steele, •
john Unwell, Arinourer David Burke,
William Nlerrin, Ord. josepii Watts, •
Thomas McGuire, Ord. , Caleb Cross, .
• Stephen Woolfrey, Ord. Lucas Curzon.
Peter Darley, Landman suyEitivumtamtv.
j . Mclntosh, (;) • •Able ---7 Stanhope, Servant to
John Wilson, (1) Able . Captain Meyres.

The Mentor, MURCHESON, from London and Cork
for Demerara, was all well, with the Carysfort Fri-
gate, on the 3d of April, then 38 sail in company, as
follows :

Alfred, Diana, Liberty, Diana, Dart, Hero,,lsabella, Her-
ndt, Mary Ann, Lucretia, Pomona, Bess, all of Glasgow.
Thomas, Alchymist, Maxwell, !ohn and Ann,' Royal Ed-
ward, Leo, Sally, Cremorne, all of Liverpool. Garthland,
Boyd, Elizabeth, of Greenock. Aelive, Brig, of Cork. Cla-
rendon, Bristol, Loyalty, Ann, Rosetta, Martha 13rae, Simon
Taylor,.St. Elizabeth, Sally, all ofßristol. Erin, of Dublin.
Paragon, of Lancaster. Betty, of Ayr. G lamorgan, of London.

Thirty-eight sail in company ; z 7 lost ; z parted
the 3oth of March.
The Providence, La REUX, of London, has cap-
tured a French vessel, with zBo hogsheads of claret,
and, carried her into Jersey ; also destroyed five
other vessels on the Coast of France.

Must c.—The Annual Vocal Concert of Messrs.
C. and W. KNYVETT took place an Monday last,
at the NeW Room, Hanover-square. The respea-
able charaler of these Professors was evident, in the
attendance of at least eight hundred visitors of rank
and fashion. Miss MISSENDEN, in a manuscript
Cantata composed by Bac 11, was much admired.
Miss MELv ILLE also, a young Lads of about thir-
teen years of age, a pupil of Mr. \V. KNYVETT,
displayed great musical skill, and was highly ap_
plauded. limuusoN was an• essential prop to this
fine Concert. Two new Glees, one by Mr. \V.
KNYv Err, and the other by SroFirovrat, were
warmly applauded and encored. Mr, C. KNYVETT
acquitted himself admirably on a noble Organ, built
for the Ancient Concert. The Concert altogether
was well arranged, and excellently performed. The
room exhibited a brilliam spectacle, and was hardly
large enough to contain the company. •
MtS.FITZHEREERT gave a grand Concert, on Sun-
day last, in Tilney_streer. SALOMON was the Leader.
Mrs. BILLINGTON, RioHI, and BRAHAM, were
engaged on the occasion. Miss CANTELo played
a Harp Concerto with great effect. An Italian
Song by Mrs. BILLINGTON, with the Violin Ob-
bgato by SALoMoN, was much admired. The
PRINCE of WALES, DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE, and a
very long list of Jae
.Fashionable Orders, were pre-
sent. •

The Marchioness of SALISBURY gave her second
grand Rout on Monday night, in Arlington-street.
The Room was filled with splendour and fashion,
to the amount of 500 persons.
The Dutchess of BEDFORD has changed her inten-
dons of remaining in town to lyc_in, as she goes to
Woburn the latter end of this week, where every
preparation is made for her acconchement.
We understand that the allowance made by the
Trustees of Lady SARAH FAN E is I z,oooi. per an-'
niiin till she comes of age, with a very noble
ciine to be secured to Lord VILLI£Ity in case she
5 not attain that period ; the latter arrange_
mtuid tproceeded from the generous tuc;gestion of the
a L dy herself,