The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-30 00:00:00

DIPIDENDS.

Oelober 30. Edward Calton, now or late of Ilford, Essex,
innkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Odober 30. John Delver Wilson, of George-street, Queen-
Ann.street, Saint-Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, pawnaroker,
at ttn, at Guildhall.
August 20. John Watkins, of Northmonr, Oxfordshire, but.
cher, at eleven, at the Blue Boar Inn, Oxford.
August 25. Thomas Smith, of Gould's- Hill, Ratcliffe High-
way, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guldhall,
London.

August 2.3. Richard Stubbs, of Wykehait Grainge, parish of
Wykellant, Yorkshire:dealer, at eleven, at the !flue
Inn, Scarborough, Yorkshire.
August 25 John Itriggs of Yarmouth, Norfolk, slopseller,
at ten, at Guldhall. •
August so. llcnry Loftus Hodson, of Huntingdon, county of
Huntingdon, merchant, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Hunt.
ingdon. _ _

Auglist 29. Anthony Bradley, of Ashborne, Derbyshire, and
Thomas Marshall, of Birdsgrove, parish of Methfield, Star.
cotton.spinners, at lour, at the Star Inn, Man.
chester.

Augubt 2s, Richard Staveley, of Fenchurch-street, London,
4t ten, at Guildhall.

August 2,8. William Mathew, now or late of Long. lane, parish.
of St., Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, parchment
and vellum-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
August as. Somerville Macqueen, late ot• Fish-street-hill,
Loition, hardwaNmin, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
August 29. 106 Reddish, late of Sunni), near Frodsham,
county of Chester, coin-faetor, at eleven, at the l'ied Bull,
Chester.

Augutt 2D. Nicholas Noble. of Berrier, parish of Greystoke,
Cumberland, dealer in butter knd hams, at eleven, at the
George Inn, Penrith, 'Cumberland.

Augoat 25. Thont.is lones Lovely, ' late of Piccadilly, Mid-
dles‘x, hAberdahlter, at ten, at Guildhall, London.

CERTIFICATES.

August 13. Michael Piney, atThorne, Yorkshire, grocer.
WillimwStockley, of the Haymarket, Middlesex, stkoeing-
stunt,.

George Brain, of Bristol, merchant.
Richard l'avos, ot'GroBVenor•Mews, St. George; Hanover-
square, veterinary surgeon and'slweing smith.
I.V arum Teasklate, of Manchester, cotton-broker.

William ['ink, commonly collect and known by the name of
Will.am held, and Olin birch, of Charles-street, Grosve-
nor-square, Middlesex, tailors and co-partners.
Doiwor..slnrol.olusan Willtriott, bribtol, druggibt.

MAI I.S.

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THE SUN.

101 AM COILS DICERIC ►ALEVM AUDIAT ?

LONDON, 1U LY 30, 1804.

Wit yesterday received the Moniteur: to the 18th
inst. and also the Dutch Paper: to the 12d. The
only article of any importance which the former
contain is a detailed and pompous account of the ce.
lebration of the t.i.th of July: It has long been ob..
served, that no People in Europe are so delighted
with show and parade as the French, and par.
ticularly the Inhabitants of Paris ; and BONAPARTE
seems anxious to gratify their inclination, and his
own vanity, by the most splendid, and as the Mimi-
teur very properly calls them, impaling ceremonies.
On the t4.th of July, the Anniversary of the day on
.which the Revolution may be said to' have corn.
menced (a day on which the People of France have
so often, with so' much solemnity and apparent en.
thusiasm, sworn eternal hatred to Royalty, and
attachment to Liberty and Equality), BONAPARTE,
his Imperial Consort, and that part of the BONA.
PARTS Family whose blood has been made Royal
by virtue of an Organic Senatu: Consultum, went in
procession from the 'l'huilleries to the Hospital of
Invalids:-11uNAPARTa seated himself upon a spiel).
did Throne, and upon the several steps of it were
placed, 'according to their different ranks, the Grand
Constables, Grand Chancellors, and all the Grand
Titularies : Mass WA4 then performed by the Car.
dinal Legate, after which the Oath was administered
to the Members of the Legion of H moor. We
have been too much accustomed to French incun.
sistency to feel now much astonished at any of their
proceedings, however ridiculous ; we were, how.
ever, rather surprised to and BONAPARTE seated
an a Throne, clothed in Royal R 'be.), and ad.
dressed by the title of Emperor, ordering ius
Sabjeds to swear to miintai,) Liberty and liquality,
and to defend--the Einper,r. How such a etre.
mony was performed with gravity, we cannot con.
ceive.

There is nothing respecting the Invasion in the
Moniteur.

This morning we received the Morsiteurs to the
list, but they are wholly barren of intelligence.
The Speech ut the Grand Cha►►cehut LACEPEDB,
in the Hoist ut luvai►dls, uit titre 14th July, is suns
tamed in one of them, We, have nut thought it
worth translation, as it is merely a repetition of
the same servile and disgusting flAttery to BONA.
PARTS with which the Public Addresses in France
have lately been tided. He concludes with saying,
that the sacred device of France is henceforward to
be " Honour, Luuntry, Napoleon,"

INTELLIGENCE has bcrn received from Sir Catty.
Co tTON, that on the' 25111 July five ot,the Eliettiya
Ships of the Line came out ut Brest Harbour ; but
on perceiving some of our Frigates they thought
proper to make a precipitate retreat, and anchored
in their former situation.

It has been known for some time past, that five
or six Sail of the Line were fully manned and vic.
tualled, and that GANTIISAUMIt had been appointed
to the command of this Detachment. Various con.
jedures might be started with respect to their des.
tination. They are certainly nth intended to proceed
either to England or to Ireland. Nur do we think
so small a force would answer any good pur.
pose either in the East or West Indies. May
they not be intended to form a jundion with
the Toulon Fleet, and then with their vastly supe-
rior force, attack Lord Nt Lbw; ? or, which
would still be more easily accomplished, to tun
down for Rochefort, to release the Squadron there,
that has so long been blocked up by an inferior
Squadron under Sir R. CALDER ?

His MAJESTY certainly goes in State to.morrow
to Prorogue the Parliament.
Saturday morning Fits MAJESTY, the DUKE of
CAMBRIDGE, NINCESSES SOPHIA and AMELIA.
on horseback, HER MAJESTY and the other PRIN.
cams in three open carriages, took an airing to
the seat o( the Duke of PORTLAND, at Bulstratie,
where they were entertained with an elegant re.
frebliment.

In the evening the ROYAL FAMI4Y walked on
the Terrace.

Yesterday,' about two o'clock, Mr. PITT arrived
at Windsor, and had an audience of His MAIIWTY.
The ROYAL FAMILY are expetted to Tuwn tu.
morrow.

A Convoy is appointed to sail from Cork to the
West Indies on the loth 'uf August.
The state of the Pull, at ,arentford, at twelve
o'clock this day, was
MiktNwmitrls, Esq. - - - 49
Sir F. iiusosTT • - - 34

,
)RENTFORD, SATCRDAY JULY 2S. •;.a.
t.
TH is day gave a new arid considerable trianip`l
to Mr. MA I N WAR 1 Iti G. .-'
numbers stood thus :
—A: the close of did Poll ilic

P:lled ibirday. Taal Pell d.
MLA]. AINw Attr:r., 152, 1640
Sir FV.ANCIs liVklaT r, tuL 1718
Majority for Mr. NI AIN W RA t 4 •
The Sheriff having proclaimed the state 4 this
day's Poll,
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT addressed friends
to
the following effect : " Gentlemen, I feel tan the
slightest objection to the temporary triumph of nil
adversary, in the present stage of this Eldliur, when
I recalled the state of the Pull at a corresponling
period of the last, namely, the termination Of the
sixth day; fur, on recurring to that day, I hod IN
number polled for me was considerably inferior to
that of this day, being only 55 instead of tot ; ands
I find also on that dty that my adversary, upon the
general state of the numbers, headed the Poll by a •
majority of yob: whereas on this (lay, his advantage
amounts to no more than i 22.—Considering this
circumstance, and that I have polled on the present
occasion a much greater number than at a aimilalr,.
period of the last Eledion, I feel very little cause •
deed to doubt that the final termination of this cOnm'V'
test will be decidedly in my favour.
" Gentlemen, we all know, as men of business!
that Saturday is a day peculiarly unfaiTurable 10*
bringing forward Voters in any considerable
her, as so mtny of them must have had their own'
immediate and indispensible concerns to attend4n;
and I know, that, in the extensive range aver
which I and my friend, have canvassed, and the
unquestionable assurances of suppott we have S.
ceiVed, the day is the sole cause why the Pull NS
not concluded to.day with a majority in my
your ; and to this alone my adversary is indebted
fur his temporary, arid, I crust, short-lived, ad'.
vantage.
" Gentlemen, You know, from the present state' 1
of the Poll, it is obvious that not one halfofthetleef:'
furs of Middlesex have yet given their votes ; and
can assure you, from the strong assurances of
sows
pat I have received, I can feel no doubt wliatevr.;
about the Mot Ssaue. I hope, however, that
friends, who have thus pledged themselves, will nS(.
be the last in the field, nor the least forward ro
ert themselves in my favour, for the purpose of bring
ing this struggle, for the honour and independensol
this County, to a speedy issue ; and if only tSt
I•urth the number whose solemn promises I have (0111
tamed would speedily come )rward to the ea, Sher
would put an end at once to all hupea of success Oil
the part of my op; ament. Many, I know, have Itels ,
back hitherto from a variety of impediments, pos.
•essusg, however, the determination to come fow4ol
and the same C .116 trace that I do in the issue of thil
semen, you will redouble }, ur exettiQua , and pig.
struAgle—but I trust, that against Monday,, Gaits
an end a, once to the expeditions of your advcrso
rtes ; ref should we out be able to et un 110
day, you •c,rll tech the necessity of stimulating 00!
mends who ha, e not
polled to c; forth atittn.
alacrity and promptitude, and CrOw,i, withoutwithoutfig°
.
titer delay, the success of our snuggle. . •
" Gentlemen, I should be the last man living 'to
wish that the vote of any man, given here tounil
Candidate of his choice, should involve
kind of al!fficul: t ; but it hai been represented to titer•
that min) Electors have baati deterred from vottnii
on my behalf under the influei.e, kit terror troll)
power of certain Magistr.ars. (Loud hiltigl iolim
booting, and a continued exclamation of es r'°-‘
Prol:e l" hi, on restoration of order, Sir Frantic
ri
ttnued,)-.4 du nut at this moment charge anY
personal:), with such an act t illegal,unconstitutol/3
and corrupt attuse of his magisterial authority i i bbui
I have nu hesitation to declare, if ever I shunk'
enabled "to subbtantiate the proofs of. such C 00;
dud againss-any man, I should feel it my duty
bring him before the rope, tribunal, and procc°l
l
him wirli the utmost rig of the law (Loud kill
ings and hooting: again, 'with a repetition of “Prlkc
Prows !" followed by will lorsler applauseif"ol!' "
other side).
11
" Gentlemen, I have heard that a great number'
of persons friendly to my cause have declared thew;
selves ready to come forward in case of what 14
called a pinch ; but if they
.would come futvar
promptly they would prevent the occurrence'of that
pinch, by btioging this contest to a quick slecisi?n:
I have only, therefore, to request you will bon'
up your trienda on Monday ; for we well 100"
from the c,)urse of the Poll, that nothing like,OP
half of the Freeholders have given their volc5":
try of "'
( Loud hisser and groan:, and a repeated try
Minter / pro illillerr!"--Still louder applause:, al.
,1
c'y of t• No Floc: paw I no !bleb I")
" In all confliets and contests of 11
sort, it has ban the übjeet of the I,,gislature to go',.
to all parties a fitir and impartial opportunity of
warding their respeCtive interests ; for toy pJOit
wish nothing else ; dud, co use a 11 on,!ly phrase,
rr
that I requ.re of tny antagonist is,
a char
and no favour." (L and applause.) heo
Mr. MMNWARI W)Vl+ stepped forward;
the thu tl clamour was raise,!.--Invain did hel;
tempt to pr,cure a lair hearing; for though he $ll4
at considerable length, and with much energy, 'l'ol',
voice was so c.impletely drowned in die cimourrj
the multitude, that scarce a word could be II"'
About five the hustings were cleared.

A circumstance happened a few nights ago at gen.di
•singhms which will greatly spew what
While
Are attached to Sir FRANCI4 BURPSII'
While the Clergyman of the Parish was perinrinnyPel
the luner,il service, a mob surrounded the
with a stufFal figure, intended to represent 1! ,
MAINWARIN9, set). who with yells alo
Alit' all they could to Wei rapt the awful cere(o3,
because the officiating Minister, ti attached to 's,
cause of of.ler,. GOVefitillei)t, and Mrs. MA,Is,
WAUING..
.A day or two before, Miss Ru 150.1,0
sow, of the same place, happening to wear 101
neckerchief, which was supilosed to be syinilly
of the MAINIVA.ILIKO side, wasgrosslY 14ei.
ass
mub, chiefly of the fair sex, who pulled it our
ce,,
treated the lady otherwise so that it was 0')
oulJ
tarp to read pert of clic Riot Att before they W
disperse. .

N A E W S.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, 3,71.. Y zB, 004..

• Adm;ro/(y-Oste, ju)• 28, 1804.
Cofiy of a Letter from Captain Robert i)udley 01i.
ever, Commander of His Majesty's Ship the Met
tom,n,, to William Marsden, Ed?. dated of
Havre, the 24th instant.
,

I beg leave to enclose yon, for the. 'information
C! my Lords C,lnrnis:iioners of the Admiralty, a
Cupy of my Letter to Lord Keith, of this date.

I am, &c.

R. D. OLIVER.
Melpomene, of Havre,
LORD, Jy 24, 1804.
• Since my Letter to your Lordship, of the i 7111
r3tant, we had very light and variable winds tor
three days, •wlich were succeeded by a gale from
the Northward, when the liJmlis bad some difficulty
to.keep clear of the sh,re. Yesterday the wind
having got to the S, I stood in with the Squa.
.aeon, and at eleven m +de the signal for the Bombs
to try their range : they placed themselves with
the uttrrst precistoo immediately offthe Pier Heads,
4nd at a quarter past eleven began a most tremen.
hats fire of shells and carcasses, which was conti.
puedwitlinut intermission fit an hour and a half ;
Very.few minutes the Town
on fire, was observed tube
and as the Pier was very full of Vessels,, it
" impossible hut they must have suffered consider.
The Vessels which had been outside the
Pier, dining the B:imbardment of the 16thi were so
• much annoy ed as to retire, some into the Pier, and
some up the River ; one of them was towed on shore
under the Batteries, and has been since taken to
pieces. Thv 's Mortar Batteries have been very
Considerably increased since the Attack of the i6th,
and alth-ugh the tire ft um them on the 13,:mht was
no great ii. I will ,vetiture to say was ever expe-
ri"v"l' they being considerably within the range,
. yet it is with the Most inexpressible pleasure I pc.
quaint your Lordship, that not a man has I.):.en
'hurt. A shell passed through the mizen stay.saif
of the Z,-.bra, another 'Carried away the spare top.
satl "rd "I the Merlin, and two chain.plates, and
• .igrtiz.d her side; and a forty.two pound shot cut the
spare t,Tmist and some other spats., and lcdged in
the booms of the flecla ; this is all the damage
.th"'e• • It is impossible for me to find wiirds to
ress my atlintrat ion of the conduCt of The Captains
..gykes, lathes, Paul, and Beauchamp, and the other
‘otheets aid Crews of the Bombs, for the able man.
,tler in which they placed and managed that Ves.
eels ; an,l AN° to the ()lacers and Men of the Royal
...Artillery embarked on board of them, for the Judi.
cious ,manner in which they fired the shells.
S ime Loggers came out of the Pier during, the
flombardment and fired their guns, but they were
Made to keep at b respeCtful distance by the vici.
Pity of the .Merlin, Pluto, Locust, arid Cutters,
:whieh were always ready to give a,sistacce where
Wanted, as were the other Ships ill the Squadron in
the situations assigned to them.
I have the Honour to be, &c.
, ROB. DUDLEY •R. t Hooortra.ble lord Keith, K. B. OLIVER,

,

4dmiralcy.O.Xce, In& 28, 184.
'Cob, of a Letter from rice. Admiral Sir John no.
mar Dutkavortb, K. B. Commander in Chief of Ms
Majesty's Ships and Vessels at 7amaica, to Wit.
• :ham Ps?. dqted at earl Rayal,'Jamaica,
a.ht loth of June, 180+.

SIR,
Accompanying this you'will Deceive, for tile in.
Totmation of the Lords Commissioners of the Adtni_
laity, a Return of Vessel; captured and destroyed
by His Majesty's Ships under my. command.
I am, &c. J. T. DUCKWORTH.
Jtrturn of Veit& eaptured and deltro,ed 61 the Squadron under
Re.l,-4‘bnital Sir f. 7'. D.uckworth, K. B. Commander
in
CGirf,gri :y.tmaic.r.
Schooner Olive Branch: Re-captured by the Bellerophon,
' Captain Loring.--B IVaterhouse and Co. Agents.
Privateer Cutter La 'Ferrety: Captured by the La Pique, '
• Captain Ross.—Same Agents.
I'ationi.l Armed Schooner. Captured by the
Stork, Captain Le Geyt.—Sanie Agents.
' Armed Transport Argo: Captured by the Racoon, Captain
Qori,ri.— Same Agents.
Sehonner Elizabeth: Re-captured by Ditto.— Sarde Agents.
illiglit►rill : Captured by the Pique, Captain Ross.—Same
Agetit:;.
'Privateer Felucca Mars : Captured by the Fortunee, Cap.
lain Vansittarr.--Same Agenti • tritisli Ship Wadstray : Re-captured by the Blanche, Cap.
• •
• .„ t in; • to ,udge.—Same Agents.
rr'vateer t•elucca Adventuria: Captured by the Racoon,
(faptairt Conlon.—Saine Agents.
Schooner Vulture : .Re. captured by the Franchise, Captain
_t.N.l'lturray.-7Saine Agents.
t)(Hier Polly tr. Re-captured by ditto. =Same Agents.
ri:lVitteer-Sphouner Pauline : Destroyed by tlitto.
I°l Shy Stranger • Re ea nured by the Mermaid, Cap-
s 'lit, Hui Stranger:
gents.'
j...4!airy Aim: Re-captured by the Echo, Captain Boger.
Sehni:" A gems'
vv,l:),tej leitst and Esey : Detained by the Desiree, Captain
Br_t •uY• Axenls
tat. Armed Shi
C mudre p : Re-captured by the inanche.
iil):::;4l(tt:tr.._ll:tc-ca—F—cliclitie6.'—‘gaSetnasiliae.,Anogeunntes. board'
jrypuijulr,e:ndFotrndseamply by the
Schooner Same
~ •
' • 'Nlud4e.-3ame 44ents. gegteanirtiseCi by the Blanche, Captain

1. T. DUCKWORTH.

118a.w1C11, 29.:—The Lark I')ost.Office
Packet, Captain IIAmtI.TON, sailed yesterday after-
noon with a fair wind, immediately on the arrival
a 114 e Mails from London, for Hustim.
Remain the Prgasui Frigate, the Addrr and Mon.
Gun.vessel, the Argiii Cutter, and the Diana
Packet, waiting for orders.

F.4l"l4°uTH) JULY 27,—Arrived the American
Ship Cambridge, from Norfolk, with to.
haceo, for orders; also the-American Brig
Capt. Ntotiot,Ll, in 30 days from Norfolk, with
Mttln, coffee, tobacco, and sugar, for orders ; she was
yesteplay chafed by a French. Privateer of 20 guns,
and' which was in the aft of bringing her to when,
an English Frigate hove' in sight, on which she
sitt.eted or. The Frigate give chase to her ; the
11;44 was then about 30 leagues west of Scilly.
Put back this dry, by contrary the Ana:.

d P,

;KUTLER,
w

rerday, in consequence of the arrival of a Messenger
from London : she will now take the Mail of the

t4th instant.

Sailed the Lady Warren Armed Ship, with Con.
voy for the Downs ; His Majesty's Ship Ilumber,
Capt. HILL, for Dartmouth, to get repaired.
_ .

The Towusbend Packer, arrived at Falmouth the
24th inst. from Lisbon, left lying in the Tagus, the
homeward.bound Fleet, which was to sail the fol-
lowing day : also were lying there His Majtsty's
Ship Revehaionairet of 4 guns, Capt. lloniAm,
La Paulette, of 20 guns, Capt. DUNBAR, and Busy
Sloop of War, of 16 guns. In the former His Royal
Highness the Duke of SUSSEX intended taking his
passage for England. The Wahingbara Packet was
also safe arrived out.

The Arabella Packet arrived from the Leeward
Island on the zsrh inst. by which we have a con-
firmation of the Capture cf the Duk,. of Marlborough
and Duke of Kent Packets,: the latter is about to be
purchased for Captain DENN is ; the former is fitted
out from Guadaloupe as a Privateer, and mounts zo
guns.—The Convoy for England, about 30.0
left Tortola on the 26. h June, under Convoy of
His Majesty's Ships Romney, Ulysses, Amsterdam,
Hippomenes, and Drake Sloop of War. In cause.
quence of this Fleet being known to sail,- 28 Priva-
teers left Guadaloupe one day,• in hopes of making
some rich Captures. The Eliza Packet, was arrived
At Barbadoes, after having beet off a French ;rive-
.teer of 18 guns, and full of men ; in which atetion
the Eliza had one artn killed.—The Arabella spoke,
the t Bth inst. the Brig EMblem, of Greenock, bound
to Quebec, then in lat. 48. 3. long 27. +7. all well.

PLYMOUTIT, JULY 28.—Arrived the Princess
Royal, tf 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet ; also
the Neutral, Capt. ELLiscrt, from Drain ; the
Cron Prins Frederick, Capt. Jacoa,oN, from Fre_
derickstadt ; and the Vriendschap, Capt. EcK, from
Dantzic.

Arrived the Santa Itlargarilla Frigate, from a
Cruize to the Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 29.-Hit Majtstyl; Ship
Orpheus, Capt. lit4L, has made signal for Convoy
to Newfoundland.

Majesty's Ship l'Epemier, Capt. WATsotc,
has made signal for Convoy to the West Indies.
A A Sloop of War has made signal, at St. Helens,
for Convoy to Ireland.
The N !MC. y Cutter, having a Transport with
Troops under Convoy, sails this evening for
Guernsey.
Arrived the Prospero Bomb, Capt. Jom, from
aeCruize off Cherbourg.
Sailed His Majesty's Cutter Hind for Dover to
rcfir.
The Ambuscade Frigate, Pretyante, and Dili.
gent Store Ships, with 5+ sail tinder Convoy, which
sailed from; this Port on the loth of June, were
joined off Falmouth by the Wasp, with 16 Lisbon
and Oporto Ships, and. a Ship bound to the Bay of
Honduras ; on the 25th they sn.:de Cape Finisterre,
tt hen the ship bound to the Bay of Honduras parted
company for her destination ; and on the 28th the
Wasp, Hon. Capt. AYMER, with the Oporto and
Lisbon Ships, parted off Oporto. The Ambuscade
pursued her course with the Ships bound to the Me.
diterranean.

DEAL, JULY 29.—Yesterday arrived the Spitfire
Sloop from Portsmouth, and sailed for Sheerness ;
the Fitly Bomb from Dungeness, and rennin..
Arrived the Traverse, Captain SAN D F 10. East
India Ship, from the 'River, and sailtd for Ports.
.mouth.

This day His Majesty's Ship nrginie, Captain
BERISFORD, sailed fur the Nore.
Arrived the India, Captain WILLDON, East In.
dia Ship, frnm the River, and remains.

• - •
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Inflexible, Immorta..
lit 6, Castor,, Taitarus, Fury, Scourge;. ConfliCt, Bold,
'imam- Princess Ruyal Toansport; Armed Det..nce Ships as
before :Matilda Cartel, and Indus East India Ship.

We have received account; from our Fleet off'
Brest, dated last Tuesday. It consisted of eighteen
Sail of the Line and three Frigates. On Sunday
evening Admiral Sir T. GRAVES, in OM of the
Frigates, went close into the outer harbour of Brest,
and reconnoitered the Enemy's Fleet.

THE Or is R A.—There was nothirrg to distinguish,
the perfortnance of // Ratio di Proserpina, on Satin.
day evening, from any of the preceding nights, ex.
cept an evident decrease in the number of visitors.
Gansttxr, by her remarkable langour during the
First Aft, appeared to be indisposed, but made
amen& in the Second. BILLINGTON was uniformly
excellent throughout, and the first Air in the Second
Aft received thundering applause. The encores wage,
as usual, led by Lord
,GALLOWAY withfhis.
tomed zeal, and amounted to six. PARI4OT,
the Little Miranda from' the Haymarket 'Theatre,
and the two DE9 HAYE.r, gate renewed interest
and beauty to The judgment of Paris.
On Saturday the young Gentlemen of Eton Col-
lege, according to annual custom, took their aqua-
tic excursion from Windsor Bridge to Surly Hall,
where they were entertained with syllabubs, rfocu,
The` Staffordshire Militia 44nd attended them.

Sir
,ELI JAR Impay has, within the fcw dais
arrived from France.'