The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-25 00:00:00

Artived the :iqinar.ta Frigate, Maririft.- „I.=k
Alinx Gun brigs, from off Boulogne; and remcti.e.:
with Ships as per last.

The -riper Cutter has a Signal for a Con
the Westward,

NAVAL APPOINTM'ENTS.

I"FiE Following Rear-Admirals are appoint,:' .0,
hoist their Flags :
ad Command at Po,v.-
Rear-Adrnital ISAAC COFFINS
11101.1 th.
•----- TAMES VASHON Leith. _
--- loll N SUTTON, Plymouth.
-- Hon. A. COCHkANE, t h3llllel Fleet.
SAt Dungene,A, und.t"
-,, 'fsomAs Lotr.ts,
Lord I::LITP..

Sir E. PELLEW is to have a distant Com:nand.
The Hon. Captain GREY succeeds Cattunissio
CovFlti at Sheerness.
The following Captains are appointed to Ship, •
Capt. GEORGE MART/N, - Glory.
Capt. Dtxow, Queen.
Capt. HF.RBERT SAWYER, Princess Royal.
Capt. DAVID.GOULD, - • Windsor Castie,
Capt: R. C. P.EyNoLos, - - Dreadnough:.
Capt. Sir Tilos. WILLI Ams, - Neptune.
Capt. Sir H. It V IS, •- .
Capt. Sir T. LAEOREY, Sl3ftiate,
Capt. - Du Ill4rs.
Ca. t. 1. N. M(1 1 S C . •
.Capt. ISRAEL. PELLEW, ••• COCIOIIeIOE.
Capt. LAMBERT BR.A3A/.ONi DUrSl2t yaCLt:
WESTERN, rcncibles at• Dover.
Capt. LAKE, • FCtiCIbICS at t airriouth.
Capt. Loci, fenc..ib,es ut -Berwick.

The General Prestot, BRAND, from Oporto, is are
rived at Dartmouth, and haS brought the disagree,.
able intelligence of th!loss of the Apollo Frigate,
36 guns, Capt..ThxoN, and ten vessels under her
Convoy, on the coast of Portugal. The Apollo sailed
from Cork on the 26th of March, with a Convoy
consisting of upwards of 6o sail, bound to the Wes
Indies. No particulars are known relative to the
ships that are lost, os the remainer of Con-
voy ; but we are sorry to say, that it is reported
that only to men out of the whole of the ship's
company are saved.
A Letter from Capt. AYLMER, of the Wasp Sloop
of 'War, arrived in the Downs from 'Oporto, cor-
firms the account of the -loss of the Apollo Frigate,
and ten of her. Convoy, on, the Coast of Portugal,
but does nut contain the particulars.

The Fisgard Frigate arrived at Madeira on the
14th March, from convoying the West India
under the Fyaitchise Frigate,
\Admiral Dp.cats, to
the Westward, and sailed again an the 17th on a
Cru.ize, for six weeks.
The Hound Sioop of War arrived off Madeira on
the zsth- of February, with 21 sail under convoy, t 9
Of which sailed with her from Spithead, and t%ko
had joined her, viz. the Menu Addington and the
PYince George, for. Jamaica, having parted from
Admiral DAcat's Fleet, which the Hound missel
soon after leaving Falm ut.ll, and intended. to wait
three days for the Admiral ; if not then joined, to
proceed on to the West Indies.

CORN EXCHANGE, APR IL 25.

HAvING- but few fresh Sarnples of Wheat to_
day, and the demand for fine, causes that qua--
lity to fetch rather better price .; prime Dant-
zic sBs. per quarter ; Rye is cheaper ; and
Rape Seed something dearer ; from the plenty of
Oats, with some cargoes of Foreign, they were
lower, at the close of Monday's Market, and con_
tinue so to-day ; other articles are at no particular
variation ; fine American Flour zBs. 355. per

barrel. •
Wheat 285 a 38$ a stis od Tick Beans .- 265 a 335 od
'Fine ditto -55 s aos €d Oats - Os a 195 a zzs od
Rye -- .- 25s a 2Si 0:1 Poland ditto 235 a 245 oil
Barley - - 215 a acs od.l Rape Seed .- - 371 a 401
Malt - - -51 S 'a 575 cd: Fine Flour - 4os a 45s od
White Pease 355 a 415 od• Seconds . 355, a 435 od
.Beans - - . 315 a 375 'od 1,

• MUSIC.--SALOMON's Annual Concert took place
on Monday last, in the Great Room rtt the•'Opera
House. It was a very fine musical treat. Mrs.
BILLINCTON, ROVEDINO, M'oRELLI,:and BRA-
,HAM, were the, Vocal Performers. SALOMoN
disk
played first-rate abilities in a Violin Concerto
composed by himself, and received the warmest ap.
plause. Asia E also, in a Eine Concerto, his oort
composition, acquitted himself with surprising skill..
A new Concerto for the piano forte, 'composed and
performed by STEIBELT, excited great applause..
The PRINCE of WALES, the DUKE of KENT, and a
numerous train of the fashionable world attended,
and the room was crowded.
THE ARTS.—OW EN., a voting Artist of great
Merit., who May confidently look forward to the
honours of the Academy, has some good portraits, .
and pittuiesque subjeaS, for the ensuing Exhibitizw.
His whole lengths of Mr. and Mrs. Roots in one
piaurre, are excellent. Miss MEIN and Mrs. PhT-
TERSON appear to much advantage in a half-length
picture. He has also a half-length of l'cliss BOUGH.-
TON, and a Portrait of Mr. Ltwts, late 'Of tit.•
.WO-01fice, of great Merit. • The Cottage Daor is
a pleasing rustic scene ; and another Piaure of
Beggars, is marled by nature and
The School for Scandal was represented on Mon.
day last, at Drury lane Theatre, for the benefit of
Mr. BANNISTE-R, jun. who performed the part of
Charles on the occasion, with great success.—
Though, in point of tnanners, the charaaer is above
those which distinguish the parts in which this
Attar usually appears, he• was gentlemanly end
spirited throughout. WROUGHToN would have
been more successful in Sir Peter Teazle, if he tad
not studiously endeavoured to deviate from the ,style.
in which KING played the part. In teats of:the
stiff old Batchelor, supposed to have married in de.
.dining life, there was a quick, restless, naive
:+-
lousy in his manner. The Play went off so well
altogether,. that. it is likely to operate with ie.'
newed attraEfion.
INCLEDO'N had a very crowdedliouse last.night
at C ;vent-garden Theatre. The Play was Tfe
lieggars' Opera, and Mrs. MOUNTAIN performed.
INC LEDON treated his annual friends with
abrindan.t of vocal amusements.
S.,
Married, lately, Mr. JAMES GREENFIELD, of
Brynderwen, to Miss CHARLOTTE WYATT, of
Lime Grove, Cuoarvonallire. •