The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-20 00:00:00

VI PAL NEWS.

PLYMOUT.I.. JUN, t B. Arrived t!e SpfiCeri
of 74 guns, Capt. Hon. R. STOPFORD, trout a
Cruize off Ferrol, to retit, havlng received some
fla'n'ge by striking on a sunken rock, whilst on
her station.
Arrived also the Lard Ncrth, of and from Poole,
in haliast, bound to Nova Scotia, captured on her
Passage uy a French Ptivateer„ of 1¢ guns, and
retaken by the Spencer Man of War.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE r9.—Arrived the Falcon
ReteLue Cutter, with the Ajax Transport under
Convoy frLm Guernsey, which has come into har-
bour.

Arrived the Drake Brig of War, with the jugo,-
13, AxTeR, for Antigua, under Convoy from the
the Duwns.
Sailed the Repulse Man of War, on a Cruize.

3YARMOUTH, JUNE 19.—At rived the Vreimischap,
kNuRN, from Rotterdam, with salt for the North
B'd Fisi.ery ; and the Neptune, BLACK, in ballast,
from Dort for Embden, both sent in by the Adder
Guti.v'essel,

...8"""Ess, Jutst '9.—Arrived to refit, His
iwajey Ship
st '" •
Ri Dzautor
an , of 6+ guns, Capt. BY
NG,
and i.??,/us, 2$ .Captain Mott 'sox.
The Earl St. rincent Cutter, Lieutenant SHE'',
.PAItD, has 'the signal flying at the More for a Can.
voy to the Elbe.
brAL, JsJiJt 19.—Sailed the Alonzo, Faovour:te,
and Bonetta this morning on a Cruite to the
'Westward,
Arrived the Sc'ok4e, from Portsmouth ; Ranger
I\livY Transport, froth Deptford ; Bell East India.
Packer, from the River, for India.
The Htember Armed Ship -has made the Signal of
Convoy to the Westward.
in the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, InflekiLle,
Trusty Virginie, Tartarus, Fury, Zebra, Vesuvius, SLourge,
Siene, ILtrpy, Locust, Humber Artned Ship, and Armed De-
lence ships as per lasts Ranger Navy Transport, Baring, East
India Ship, and hull Packet, for India.
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.aptain NEwMAN is appointed to the Of the Vetirari. ol 64 guns, at Deal. common,'
The iormaraizt, Alert, Railleur, and Avenger
iloops, are ordered into commission immediately at
Woolwich and Deptford. The following Officers
re appointed to the respetlive cotnmaods, viz.
Captains STEWAItt, MACKAY, SLADE, and Wki ITZ.
Last Week a Court Martial was held at ply_
tenant on h ard the Flag-ship, on the. First Lieu-
tenant) Mr. DEAN, for ungentleinan.like behaviour
to the Second Lieutenant, the Hon. Mr. JoNrs,
both of the Naiad, of 3t3 guns, Capt. WALLIS.
The First Lieutenant is broke ; but the Hon. Mr.
3014111, 10410 is brother to Lord RANLLACTI, is found
guilty ot striking the First Lieutenant on the quar.
tereck ; and the Court. Martial have sentenced
bim to be shot, on board such ship as His Majesty
than appoint; however, he is recommend to mercy.
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--
Aonday His R.iyal Highness the Mitt of
ORK reviewed the 9th Regiment of Dragoons, on
Ashford Common
A'. The Regiment having passed
review) dismounted, and passed on foot, in ordi-
tary and quick time ; remounted, and went through
, the diffrrent evoliitions with astonishing rapidity
and precision. His Royal Highness expressed his
aFprubation in very high terms, particularly at the
emasterly manner In which they performed the Sword
xercise.
The Light Dragoons in quarters in Southamp-
ton, have received a route and orders to march to
hampton Court, there to be reviewed with several
other Regimentsiti a few dayss by His Royal High-
ness the DUKE of Yontc. A large detachment has already left that tewn.
The Seven-Oaks Volunteers returned home on
.Saturday evening, from Maidstone, where the,: had
_been for ten days on permanent duty. he Duichess
of DORSET accompanied Lord WHITWTOR, who
commanded them.
... The Sr. Andrews Volunteers,
Regiment of Royal
cIIIIAP, marched into Dundee Barracks on. Wednes-
,day the 13th inst. on permanent duty for three
weeks.

:Mustc.—We had not room yesterday to no-
11et the last performance of the New AMATEUR
_.:.OtICERT, at the Hanover-square Rooms, (.n Mc ,n-
-day. It had, as usual, a very numerous attendance
of the Higher Ordeiis, and was a delightful treat.
The Music was welt seleaed from MANDE 1., PLEY-
.XL, HAYDN, Sce. Mrs. ASH! made her first
prearance, and sung a fine Bravura by CARUSO,
:WiliCh we have often heard from MARA. Mrs.
:..!‘•stiß acquitted herself with great taste and skill.
inet sect.nd Song was " Sweet Bird," which had
t delicious accompaniment of her husband's fiute :
Ptvoas 'admirably sung. SALE, jun. displayed a
od voice and Correa judgment in an expressive
4ir tOthp6Se'd!by Dr. CALLC OTT. Miss CANTELO
Perfortned'aliarp Concerto in a fine style. rest of the'Vocal Performers were NIELD, SALTheE,
"IcF, VAUGHAN, ELLIOT, and KELLNER. The
toncluding Concert is to take place on Friday, and
the liberal Conductors, much to their honour,
.fund. to allot a part of the profits to the Musical

ii Tie Managers of the Amateur Concert are, we
'find, going togtatify their friends with a Mas'que-
1' rade/ in order to finiAll their season with eclat.
his entertainment will be a test of the izvit and
, humour of the fashionable world, as we understand
chat it is to be the most seled amusement of the
kind that ever took place in the higher circles.
, r•s
R"u Med, on Monday the 18th inst. at the house of
IVi
" WArrs, Cranbrook, in Kent, Mrs. C
-ox, wife of
fibite.
rtrr Cox, of Cheltenham, min Glouter-