The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

THE GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

GOTTtNBURCH, SIPT. have had a very
heavy gale ut wind from the Westward for some days;
the home..vard.bound Convoys for London, Hull, and
Leilr, hive been obliged to pot into this port ; the
King George PdCket, SAUNDERS, and the Prince of
Wales, HEARN, have also been obliged to return ;
a Prussian Vessel from Memel has been lost near
the Witiga, anti an English Vessel is said to be on
shore upon the Kidny.
SEPTEMBIR 6.—The Russian Fleet which is
coming to crutze in these Seas, consisting of three
Sail of the Line, three Frigates, and a Cutter, has
(owing to the late strong gales of westerly winds)
been obliged to put into Spalchman, a harbour 24.
English miles from here ; the Cutter is untortu.
nately dismantled. Some of the Officers from this
Fleet came here, and immediately sent two Officers
of the English Ships of War laying in the harbour,
beggiUg permission to pay their respeCts to them.
The Convoys for Hull, Leith, and London, and
the lithe Frigate, the Henry Cutter, and the Brig
Charles, ate still detained here by, the westerly
winds.

THE THEATItli.—The season commenced last
flight at Covent. Garden Theatre with the Comedy
of jam )14//, and the musical farce of The Farmer.
The Performers were received with strung marks of
public favour as they respeaively entered, particu-
larly LEWIS, •FAWCETT, MURRAY, and ROCK.
COOKE was not returned from Ireland, and therefore
the part of Peregrine was assigned to MUR LAY.
ROCK displayed a pleasant broad humour in the
Irish Landlord. Mr. H. SIDDONS played the part
of Frani Rochdale. In the farce, INCLEDON oh.
tained very great applause on his entrance: MUN.
DEN also had a favourable notice. His Jemmy
jumps was too much of a caricature in performance,
as well as dress. The Theatre has been painted of
a lighter colour, and some addition* have been
made to its ornamental parts, but not to lessen the
beautiful simplicity of the whole. The Royal
Arms, very splendidly embellished, are placed in
the front of the second tier of boxes. The House
was very well attended, and the Dramatic Repre.
sentations went off with good effea.
The Scarborough Theatre is going on very suc.
cessfully under the vandal of STEPHEN KEM3LE.
His own FalstaL which Was so well received in
London, has of course been very attraftive in the
Country. Mrs. KEMaLE'S health is perfealy re.
established, and she is a powerful support to the
Company.

Miss Dtmcdor is positively engaged for Drury.
lane Theatre, Gut is nut to make her appcdrance till
next month.

The Drury. Lane Managers contend for the pri.
ority of their claims to the Juvenile Rosciub. The
blame, it is said, is upon the friends of this Thea.
trical phenomenon, who concluded a treaty with
Covent-Garden before they had given an answer to
the proposals of, Drury.lane. If the Managers
cannot

" Take,him and cut him into littlestars,"
They will probably cumptointle the putter, erg'
Outie him alternately.

murr.ing I'm MA Jr,TY, with the ES Of
CeNii t K LAND and Sussrx, rev ietved the German
L-gion, and seeaked highly delighted with their
soldir_r_iilte appearance. :After the review, His
tvlAyLsly gave At Officers a dinner at the Hotel
and King's Anus. His MAJESTY- also, with his
wonted liberality, ordered a pouhd of pork, half a
pound of mutton, bread, and three pints of beer„ to
each private. On Tuesday he will review the Hallo.
verian Light Troops, when the Officers will dine at
the Hotel and King's Arms, and the privates par-
.take of His MAJESTY'S festive biunry as above.
In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY honoured
the Theatre, to see lnile and Yarito, High Life
below Stairs, and The fit.vitqa, with which they
seemed much pleased; it was Miss Ds CAMP'S last
night of performing.
Yesterday two boys were committed to our gaol,
to take their trial at the next Dorchester Assizes,
for attempting to sink a schooner three leagues froth
Portland.

SEPt. 16.—Last night Fits MAJESTY inspeCted
the Piquet Guards, atter which, His MAJESTY
walked on the Sands, the tide being out, anti the
Troops marched past him. The DUKEs Of KENT
and Sussex, all the Generals and Aids de-Cami
were present, and Gen. MANNERa, for the first time.
This morning His MAJESTY rose before seven
o'clock, and was out till nine, mostly walking on
the Sands, in conversation with the DUKE of SUS.
SEX and Generals MANNER'S and MANNINCHAM.
At eleven o'clock the ROYAL Fiat tLy attended
Divine Service at the Church.
Arrivals at Luce's Hotel—Mr. Logan, Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. Folks,, Mr. Ricketts, Mrs. and Miss
.Anson, Mr. Douse, Mr. Gray, and Air. Plowman.