The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-30 00:00:00

Oara&eristic gallantry of ottr Seamen was mokt
conspicuously displayed.
There is also a Dispatch frOm Rear-Admiral '
THOItl!LBOIOUQH, transmitting a Letteerrom Capt.
WOOLDR IDGE, of His Majestrs Sloop Securge,
giving an account of the recapture of an English •
Vessel laden with timber, which had been taken by
a Dutch Privateer, and carried into the Flit Roads.

and spirits. The DUKE of YORK thertvards had
An audience of Has MAJESTY.
HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES took an air_
ing in the neighbourhood of Fulham.
In the evening THEIR MAJESTIES had a seleft
party. Among .the Company were"the Countesses
HARRINGTON, HARCOURT, and CHATHAM, Earls
UXBRIDGE and BARRINGTON, Lords RikosTocic,
ST. HELEN'S, and several others..
Yesterday the ROYAL FAMILY attended Divine

She was cut out by the boats of the Scourge in a
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very gallant style.,

Service in the privatechapel,'which was performed
hr Dr. GLASSE.
• lIER MAJEITY:,IIIIdiRtMIN9ES,SES took an airing

The Official Dispatches redpetaing the. Surrender of
the'lt-Itenchtorce aCSt. Uhmtigtt; have pot yet been
received, and thereto-re could:no*,
_as was expetled,

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in.the neighbourhood ofjlampstead and Highgate.
The Dolts of Ys)ltz.tallhad .an audience of His
i",..
IVIAIisTY. ;:.: " ..,. . t,,NI
Yesterday inorriingSir EVAN V. N— —P EAN left his

":appeat in the Gazette of Satiirday.-,-Of thc fat of house in the Admiralty, for Dublin,-
• • • To-morrow morning at ten o'ciciek a Court Mar-
the Surrender, however, no doubt can be entertain.
l will be held at tool Chelsea (Major-General the Earl
Zed; and we *Shall to-Morrow offer some observations. of BANBURY, of the 3dßegirnent of Foot Guards,
;,upon it. • The official details of this event will, no President), for the trial; of Major GORDON, of the
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doubt, come from Sir THO.DUCKWORTH at Jamaica, late . B,th West India Regiment Foot.
and therefore it may be several days before they can The Cape of Good Hope; it was last night re..
ported, is once again in our hands. 'lbis. acquisi-
reaCh this Country. In the 'Mean time, for the
ton, if made, must have been efFeaed by an Ex-
sitisradion of onr Readers; we are enabled to state pedition from the East Indies. 'We are the more
inclined to believe,.
this rumour, from the•stitement
the names of the Frigates). viz:. the Cloriade, Ser.
which was given some week's since, of a better exile.
epillante, and 7erneas. Two Corvettes were like- onion
having•sailed from Calcutta. Its destination
wise captured, and seventeen sail of IVlerehaniti.=n, was said to be tot Ceylon.' thi-s, it Was. belieVed
"very valuably laden, which hatt.been sent down to at, the time to be a feint.
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Jamaica. The .French Militaiv Chest likewise fell The following inforniation has been received
into our hands,
,too,ciool. of: which. in gold dollars through te medium of a Danish Vessel froth Africa,
via Santa "Cruz and ,fortola, dated the zzd (Mo.
has' been brought home in the,Camhedeard, 'ber last': « A serious tosartel having.ariseo_between
the 'Natives in the neighbouthood of, Cape Coast
'Castle,' in Afridaiand. the. ,Gavernmcnt of that
`place,- hostilities-- had ensued,_ and-the "result ova,
that the Black's Town, had been. boent,'and the -Na.
fives driven into the. woods. • On the. British side
serjeant wars. killed, and several, of Aire .tarrison.
Wounded." •
'The Marquis of East Indiarnan, con-•
sort of the Experimtnt,:which.arrived in Cork har-:
bour- a few, dap. since, is said .to have int°,
P.terhaveo.,==-LiarAff V?ssengers on board the Hion,
Company's Ship Experiment : .
Colonel James Ker, Its. Ker and six 'children, and.fOur
servants ; Mrs. Coggan and servant ; Lieut.-Colonel Blash. '
ford'; Miss Sarah Brooks, a child ; Lieut. lames Burke, in
charge of Invalids ; lohn -Pringle, Commissary-ene:
ral from the Cape of Gpod Hops ; and Major IVl`Nab. •
Saturday_ a few letters were received at the Post
Office fforn Demerara, .and we understand. they make
favOurable -report of the health of our troops and
of the -state,of the Colony.
Saturday we received the Bermuda Pipets to the
end of November ; they •mention the ,Lapwing
frigate to have been chased into 'NewfvUrdiand by
two French Ships of superior force, and tc have
thrown most of her guns overboard Melting the chace.
• Saturday We received the Antigua Papers to the
eoth' ult. inclusive—they mention' the arrival of
Brigadier-General Pa evost (to whom t,lre eltisf
• , -T r
command of the lOlces in the Westlndies deleolved
On the death of General GR INFIELD). ar*Rabacioei,
in the Osprey Sloop from Dominica. - Several pti-
soners of war had escaped from the Prison-ship 0.1
Sr, John's,
A Court of common Council VllllitMeltytTa
Council Chamber, Guildhall, on Friday next,'
fled the Irish Society and Committers for' the en.
,suingyear, and to receive Reports•from the.,WaYs
and Mean Committee, respeaing, the City Inconie,
4,4 -Militia Committee of their having' lerovided''
-colo,;rs, agreeably to the, referenceof the CCruint.,n
C Corps and London CaValry;
n.
()p.EjtA.----Tke DEW
OaDEii, to he -presented to. the London Vv.
• serious Opera
give de/ Soli, was on.:Satfurday last_tery attradii,e.
GRAb!ipe-,1 lOoked,charmingly,but did not seem to be
inspiritS. Her It igheilkotes h ye not been thought's°
pleasing ai the others, and she omitted them on this
occasion. ~BOIL 4 improves every night. The .Duo
in. the -second Ad is.
.now a settled encore, and in
this Duo. Bata, A acquitted herelf so well that she
fairly divided the horro\sr ASSI NI, In the
laq scene, .just. as .GRassust was beginning her
solemn recitativcoat the Altar, an explosion took*
place frbm• one .oflt he. lighted urns which arc brought
-forward by
the _ P
ecuvian Priests, which excited much,
alarm , among elikregor throng who attend on the
expededisackifirm. • It was imagined that some qv
-effashion hisd resolved to slim the fire of his genius.
on this occasion, V throwing some combustible mat_
ter into-the urn, in order to disturb the'performance
Thedances.had nothing very particular to distinguish
them, and went off' with good effect... • ;
The-music of Wirer sit's new ballet hasheen re,
''.hearsed at the Opera House. It is a noble. coinposi-
lion; and-has- been raptiirously applauded by
,the
best judges. The: wind insttaments are brought.
forward in a novel, 'charming, and most effeaive
manner. They are more in the style of a 'Center.
tante, than of an orchestra performance. No-
,
f' thing could he more delightful: than the manner in
which the music was" perfoirpecl •by the Batatinse-'"
neral. :The contrivance, 4piiir, and originality or
the. met: dies will strike the .jruiieioos ear with,
,coliar force. ".{:he sUbjed of ,the ballet is bold:and •
warlike, .and the,Composee has been perfedly cha,;:
:raBerist ic in his Music. .
THE THEATRE..--The Tragedy of4/ponso,King ,
'of Castile,' written hy. Mr. M...Lewts,, otigi-
naily .brought forward at Covent:-Garden Theatre),
was on Saturday night represented for the first time
1t Drury-Lane.. There is nothing in this pieceohotr.
particularly recomnitedsloit t:9 Criticism, .or to the
Public at large,-nor weTesthere,any striking merits
in the performance: Mrs.. H. StoooNs and Mrs.
,41;r9,
.FlSFPbyere boet owed from Covent Garden,
,and their mrrit are sufficiently.knoWn 'to the Public.
'The remaßs
,of the Dtitchess- of ANC AST E ar-
rived
ao'SA:'stoford on Wednesday,. where they ley`iia
stare, and on Friday proceeded to the family Vault
at, Edenham. _
• • EIC6LI,II STATE Ldersrsty..—Saturday •(7th day
.olo.lraavine) -the - following Numbers were draw-6
Prizes above zol. •
• No. 8)88 (Fielt-Dra:vn), a Priie of 20;0°91.
Z', 0..6357, a , - -
Nos.' 85'53, t.;,86,, "and .19,364, 'Prizes of zoot.
Nos•'S2s9, 15,180, 7613, 25,48 b, 16;893, and 21,462 Prizes

LAST. night a-Hwy/burgh Mad, of the date of the
r7th instant, arrived, which'brings the' falliming.
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Af iICaC3 C. Intelligence

G'inca, Dec: 26. `

According to the latest accounts finroTcu/on, the.
squadron' :there is still kid. blocked ,up . by.the-
English Fleet, which isgrea:ly werior to it in the
numbet of Ships. There are now at-Toulan 15,000
chosen MOO, which; so sc4t7ill etre:mils tances.shair
will embark-on bdarideitheiahips; of War 'sod
the. Transports. Twelve Gunboats, completely
..ft-tted.out, are laying ready to,sail, ankfmany others
are baildirig. -
-Fine Ships of •the Lintr.of ,the Fleet. of ..Adrn,iral
NELsoN, and.three.Frigoes,rhaye taken, in...ftesh
water and provisioqsat.the 'of Sgrc inia, and
sailed again. Tiie report (which has appeared in
some journals,that •Sardit;iii; has decl-ared in favour
Of Eriglandiis erroneous. .
The Turkish Fleet.willwinter at No•-vgriyo, in.
the MOTCa. TilelCAr TAI4. PA.ch A before he re-
turned to- Coiistailtinbile, 'deposed the Paelot-'of Scu-
tari. . . •

Le4horlf, Dec. 24.
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The joilovvinsgOrdets We're issued' to'th' Prencit •
Arrriy, from the Heat .quarters at Milani- on the. ilth
of December. , . .

The General in Chief has resolved,

That the trading Ships which enter the harbour of Leg:
horn shall for the future be only visited by the, Officers of
ifeitithi but chalk, without obstruaiOla from any Military:
Posts,. enter, and depart on only complying with theforzu
prescribed by, the French Commercial. Commi4oner. -

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2. The 'command of the harbour shall be given to such
Authoritiesas the'Que6i of Etiuria shall appoint ;
hut-those Authorities shall give notice of all motions
made in the harbour, to the c!orninan.der of the french
Garrison, and exert themselves to the utm )st to carry into
eMa the regulatiCms made to prevent the Enenik from pb
taming Ammunition or Provisions.

3. All Itegu 14tioas contrary to the abOve Orders, are hereby
rilioked, •

(Signed) 114A,.r,
.camber 2.6.

" I,comraunicate to you the pleasing intelligence
that our harbour, aince the day before yesterday,
is .no longer in a state of siege, but is restored to its
antient neutrality, and again under the-Tuscan Go-
.
vernment. It is therefore believed that in future
even English goods may he' imported and exported
without any examinatirmtli? ". •

(ANOTHRR LsrtitAAMt ID-ATE.)

• The neutrality again granted to our port by
France has occasioned here die greatest joy, as it is
expeeted it will infuse new life into Commerce. I; ,
is doubtless a consequence, of, the• Convention Of
Neutrality concluded' between the French Govern.
'meat and the Courfs of Madrid arid Lisbon, which
England appears tacitly to have approved, that she
rhe,trade to Spain,..Por;ual, and Italy.
WeAball.sbon be able to...procure ..Fnglish
"COinmodities and tnanufaCitkres,in abundance. Cyer)%
thing is tranquil in the Kingdom of
.Naples ; end
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-the tears of Porte lest tbe,ii,rench snoulds_lnake
.an,attack •oh the Mored ha-te; Hitherto; arAdast,
proVO:iyMibue'foundaL ion. , . ..• '; •

Aldaga. Dec. ,7'
• The epidemic sickness whichyaged herelia3 do ;t,
thank.Reaven, enti.rely"ceaSedt and since "xe“..eddaY
not a ingle'perso ri has died, or been attacked "by:` the
disordei. Within-a week the churches will again
be opened, and this happy changeThecelebrate4 by
.publiqiejoicings for duce

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Letiets from rennet . announce 'the death of. the,
Turkish .CAiITAN PActiX, and state that HAD'
BZY• "is appointed the new Higb Admifal. • • ...
' A Lettei frotn'the 114ue of the, xoth inst. sAys,
" Our Fleet at Flushi4 is ready' to sail, the Troops;
i
eygo,.those which hii.g. aivcd from the Hanoverian
Territory, are: ar err. Sunk. of the Batayian,
olTrpops v.ili V) tigo. thfc ler.oli:li., and qthers remain
as a Qar:koci- of ...1 e 4 rat.tiia'4 'W;r/c-berett.::
Sr•t;.:e the-SEW/b.. 1ia..4 had fro , and tale eotThr..
nitkni Cal t6n bec.*eeil - ,ifiiisterfam• apd 2e frlat.i.l,. lly
•r -.) i , • - • -- - .) At ' Jnepllls.o4 04r. Lamps, is for some time laterrupteu... .

D bi,l Mails of the 2-4*iii,"s th,..art,d 26th arrived
this tr.orming. Lady CATHCA:iT arrived there -t.,p
'Wedpeaty last, 'in the Doi-set-V.46i,
head.' . •

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His IAIAJESTIri was abl td `exercise himself on
Saturo,ty (noriitng, on ..borscha4k in Ale Queen's
RiOg-H* use, not -with, boas; on, but with, c:otil
sues. Except this gnuty attack, which is very
much abated, Hi: NIA/ EST I( is in excellent health

tit 'lOOl.
Nos. r 7032, t 9,4.15, 22.305, z 3,070, 6.51; 2631, and 12,3E2,
Prizes of pl.