The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-22 00:00:00

NAVAL A E S.

Doran, SEPr. z r.—The Ana Gun.vessel, Lieut.
SH ERR I FP, arrived from off Flushing last night, and
it is said has brought Dispatches of considerable irta.

portance.

It appears that all the Praams and Schooners
which had rendezvoused at Flushing and Ostend,
have quitted those Ports, and that between 20 and
30 of the larger kinds of those ♦essels, which had
under their convoy ova Schuyts filled with Troops,
got safe into Dunkirk on Wednesday.
His Majesty's Ship Antelope, Captain HaNRY
'BAZELEY, was in the Roads this morning, but has
sailed again for the Enemy's Coast.

PLYMOUTH, Srpr. 20.' --Arrived the Wintbor
Castle, of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet ; and
Lady Warren Armed Ship, from a Cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 2 r.—. Arrived the Porte
BraDHAM, from London ; ilrdent, THOMAS,
from Moriaix ; Britannia, SMITH, from a Cruize ;
AN'etttnrs, FISH ER, from Chepstow ; Neptugg, BEAL,
from Tenbigh ; Hcfnwg,--, from Lisbon ;
from Havre-de-Grace ; and hubottis
ALKEItp from Lisbon,

The Brig Hofoullf, from Lisbon, bound to,
Dieppe, is detained by His Majesty's Ship Ratikr°
and sent to this Port.

The Flora, -, from Havre.de.Grace to Vl'
bon, in ballast, is detained by His Majesty's Ship,
Pculetti, and brought to this Port.
The Indastry, KEt;, from Lisbon to DiePPec;
is detained by His Mdjesty's Ship Mao, .and
brought to this Port.

SHEIRNISS, SEPT. 19,—Went out of Harbor
to the Note the Sparkler Gun.bsig. The Thetis
Frigate now in ordinary is preparing to proceed up
the River to he repaired. The Agamealmon which is
fitting out at Chatham is daily expeCted down. The
Kitt) has a Signal for Convoy to the Elbe; the
Rosima for the Baltic.
Styr. 20.—Came down from Chatham to the
Note, the ktuatanan, of 6+ guns, Capt, JoHn

HARVEY.
Arrived t[2; hind Armed Ship, Car, G4S2AYVO

STUFAaT.
-Sailed the ThetisFrigate, which has been in Or.
Binary at -this Port, under jury_niasts, for Wool.
wich, to be repaired ; and the Fury

Capt. ""0"..i.. for the olvms.
The. Kitty Armed Ship Liao alp flyingiol
ConVoy co thy Elbe, and the Rosina Slooktof rat

tTiliaSit:fp:;;:h..2:Atl:'::: jaaci:lseldii
p: the
sort ::
Signal cf
f10::::.fo froi :
Yarmouth, and the irootelVA render for the River.
Wat
Convoy. io the Elbe, and ctheAelina Soo of
for the B:litie.
Rosins, na_titnhai,sK.P!t7y7zsiziliakniettr.,Agatne:mnun,piatto.n, Cali
DIAL. SEPT. a I.—Saileaddla:cni:hutn:
off Calais ;
for the N.Jrc.
Arrived the. Champion, thrmit, Dart, Spell)!
with Convoy, Plnefir°o'tm frPcomrt
Lucifer, Eugenie, Starling, Cowilil7, Basilisk' ilia.
hureigsr.hat
zeri Mallard, Tigress, and Heiner, from aCruize
Convoy, from Piym)uth ;. Pilo, from the N°'"
PJ/adrs, with Convoy, from the 'Vest Indio; 41Z
(curt, with Convoy, Yon4,r,runiihat;th ;fifmtbrt:ars:atwiait;
from the MeditertancoN a".

sailed through fur the gore.
Sailed the dre7bouNd on a Cruize of Flushing'
In the towns Monarch, Utrecht, Infiexible, 7--,reocs,
Castor, Airnable, iarnaica Champion, Fur). as"'
S
ay, Speady, Eur,enie,Pyljdes, Lucifer,
rtus, 4tarliug, Bold, Mariner, Couttict, *oo'4' 171'40
MaUsrd, Tigratis, flamer, and Hutublo Armed
Ships and and Transpons as ntiute. Devastatiorl,a ater,

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UCTSACT PP.oM A LETTP.Its DATta Ott 1111661.)
tar•riMßEß IS. nil t
" If ships only were necessary, the Enemy ,--,;-,,1,11
prt.bably venture out : they have certainly io DO, -,
the Line (three of which are three-deckers), five 17,11;
gates, and one Corvette, apparently ready fur fpng-sti;
these are full of Soldiery : but all our sec,,untr.— 1
deserters, 'jot fishing vessels, corroborating our ligv/51,,,
ob,ervations, convince us that they have very 'ed
seamen on board. Scarcely a day passes bat Wit g,
our Frigates stretch through Beriheaume and Cam
flirt:gyus,,:iitelayri:ittohotultet mouthTeev jorflthe middle harbour, n;
series : their Yards, we learn, aareshaolmt to.rsotmdesh.teiiturt7l
naval stores : the 'froops hart been long v6til°:
pay, and a general spirit of disaffeetion runs thr°ll,,,.
the Army in this Department. From all 6'l! iceo
eumtltatlee3s our hopes of getting aiong.side as t
e,
diminish daily. We have just taw from au sire,
rican Vessel, that French Signal Officers havielbr at
received un board all the-Spanish SHIA of \l' th
Fein)!, so that we do not &gait of a Will wl
-the Dons." .
•••••••■••1.1 /Oh
Lieutenant Jour; IttostAaDiorr, of the Zia
it appointed a Lieutenant ut the 'Ajtaio7o".' no d.
Captain Duxes is appointed c.;ommiss,l°_ol,-;
the Navy at Jamaica, in the roam of l'eußeara
slow SI f a LING, promoted to the rank 'of ,
Admiral. be Fr°
The Plumper Guti-vesset is ordered td.i.
pared for service an nediately, at
..1)41161' „Lora'
, A lase Store.thi? is to be immedi3rdY,t:tar;
for the impose of Conveying ittpiliel to clic-
..
meat at New South Wales,

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YESTERDAY afteinoon, before fits Misistty
went to the Theatre, hi inspefled : the, picquets of
the Somerset Militia, accompanied by His Royal
Highness the DUKE of YORK. The Troops, as
usual;marched past them on the Sands ; their sol-
dier-like appearance andsondua were, complimented
by the Commander in Chief.
This MOrning," before seven o'clock, His MA-
JESTY was on horseback, and took a short ride be.
Ire breakfast. The PRINCESS MARY bathed this
I:darning, •
At half-Past nine o'clock
T 4 --Ts MAJESTY, at.
tended by the DUKES of YORK, KENT., SUSSEX, and
CAMBRIDGE, and the General Officers, rode to'
Radipole Hilt to review the Staffordshire Militia ;
they were followed by HER MAJESTY and the
PRINCESS MARY, in a landaulet, the PRINCESSES
AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, in a cabriolet, the PRIN.
CRESES ELIZABETH and MARY, in another cabrio-
let, the PRINCESS SOPHIA Of GLOUCESTER, Conn:
tens of ILCHRYTFR and daughters, in a sociable, Mrs.
Max, in a landan, &c. On the road His' Ma..
JESTT conversed for some time with Sir ROBERT
WILSON,: who appeared in the uniform which was
some time ago presented to him by the Emperor of
GERMANY. Parties of the Somerset .Militia and of
the Ge.rtnan Legion w,ere 'appointed to • keep 'the
• ground, which with difficulty they effeeled, owing
to the vast concourse olpersonai whom the•fine day,
and so novel a sight, had drawn together. , The
Staffordshire executed several difficult IiIatICCUVICS.
and went through every part of the exercise of the'
day with the precision of the most veteran Troops
of the Line ; their firing was parieularly exaa and
excellent. his Royal Highneis the; Cott in
Chief was pleased to return thanks., upon the ground,
to the Officers and men of this deserving Regiment.
The word of command was given by Col: SNEYD.
The DUKE of Your was not in regimentals, hut
dressed in a plain blue goat and star : he returned
from the Review upon one pf 111 I\IAI asry's
..chargers, By twelve o'clock the Roy At. PARTY
telieheel the Lodgi. at Weymnothton their return.
Arrivals at the King's Head Hotel,
Highness the Duke of York, Mr. and Mrs.
Mts. Greenhr. land Dr. Mr. Br
wsonurnwell, Mt. Gray, Mr. and
ill Da.

•
Tiit TEISATRI.---KEMBLE made his first ap_
pearance this Season, at Covent Garden Theatre,
last night, in the charaCter of Lord Town?y, and._
was received by a numerous audience with such
Warm marks of public favour as his high professional
merits demand. He supported the eharaaa through_
out with a calm dignity, and wish all the elevated
spirit and tender emotion suitable to his domestic
disappointments. Miss fleurtToie, in Lady Town/y,
shewed, that praElice during the Summer
has itn.
Proved her abilities. She played with greater ease
and freedom. Mrs. H. St DDoNs rendered the part of
Lady Gra(' more prominent than it generally appears,
and she has only to get rid of a monotonous whine
to become an agreeable and interesting A4ress.
' 'MINDEN might render SirFraneis Wronghead Avery
diverting piece of afting if be pray so many
we ate surprised that Performer's
cannot disover the art of speaking a soliloquy.--
With the exception of KEMBLE, every soliloquy
last night was confidentially 'communicated to the
Pit, not. uttered as the solitary refle4tions of 'the
Speaker. This gross error is constantly praftised at
both Theatres, in contempt of probability and-tom.
mon sense.
Ministers have made a remonstrance to the
French Government on the subjea of detaining
'Captain FL IND E Rs, of flit:: Investigator Sloop of
war, at the Isle of France,' to which no reply has
44 Yet been received.
SiII is PositivelY asserted, in a Morning Paper, that
IN,
,Atirs BURDETT "has NO connexion cwhat.
with_the Subscription carrying on under his
kliname. So that a number_ men are going over the
fngu°rns and are literally obtaining money under
•"`".Areleerces. Though this plan may be called.
Aatrsotion,.it is in fait nothing hut plunder. Fifty thousand potinds is the maximum of- the
Fmoney that is to be raised under the cover of Sir
itANCIS BURDITT's bame;;—lt is' to be hoped that
is sum will be an indemnity for the expencesin.,
eafted...—Many people, however, think that it would
he too small a sum. In order to promote the scheme it
Is proposed that " the individual' small offerings of
whriy mdigentgood-INWers should he received:" The
oli therefore seems to be a • gigantic.proied to
rob the rich and the poor, • meanly swirszi/ing the
bard earnings out of the pockets of 'the latter.
Letters of a very recent date from Bilboa, give
the following -account of. the cause of the late'dis.
turlh
nu
As the Corregidor of Btlboa was
d aki"g his annual round, for the purpose of tang
be hothe names of those persons who were liable to
rei....eti(4ed in the Militia of the Country, heWas
by
dotes, -ft.ome Or the populace, and put under
the soli,: I.sne /Vlilitary.Foree was called our, •bur
p la 411 proving unequal. to resist the torrent..of
ter ui ri
e oindignation, they were all cut to pieces, af.
ual eff9rts to release the Public Officer.,
onn.quillity has been since restored, but upon what
nd
Iti9n!l We are not informed. The Biscayans
have
ar always resisted. the application of that partici].
54' t° them ;- hut their opposition never assumed
$o serious a charaler before,"
14rd and Lad HAR aow Y are expelied.to- Tor-
te'w at their
they 1,, -e-r seat at Putney, fromWeytnouth,4llete
• nave been on a visit to 'him MAJESTIEs.
• .1..3 Royal Highness the DUKE of Yogic is ex-
Pecitil to return to town on Tueiday. I••ady LoUISA and Miss. MANNERS arrived in
luw.,r,) yesterday from tvloulsey Grove.
t_c_ he puke and I)iirchess of ST. ALRANE are re.
nurneti to town for a few days, from their scat 1.11 ilrt fordshi re. •
The Earl of
Camp. CHATHANI'is at present at Coxhea th
Lord
the AILBOURNE left-Town yesterday to join
oamily at Bracket Hall, where Lady Met,.
aeuatve is enrerrainin
Lord G. g selret party of friends.
'Gow ett is on a visit at
r'Nsulttit's vi ,la at Chiswick. the-:13
Lord uke of
I"rnin anti- Lady RAN t Anti set. off lestertinY
g Str n
•
am }Map re
areritis sett, at Ful.
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ON Settilo,)/ •
,gant and Stuii;turins
at Burton, Lincoln ;hire, t() ,i; N..i •
Gentry (upwards cat tv) in .4.1.--tl.R.3r)
viously attended (lit Rare
tweet, one and two {',:jock the Conty:rtv
assemble, and at' received by th araiitblg
on the lawn, which was cowed with beriehes',
garden-chairs, &T. At three 11-,C breakfast coin_
inenced. Two moms in the ere filled with
tables covered wit,. plate and which contain.
ed cold meat, .gatti, pie,, and froit,
all in great abu,,daler and !leant ;fully arranged.
On the lawn 'A' 4:t re ,pitched lour tents : anger one
(a large marquee) was a table to.hold about thirty
persons, coveted hitqiiar to those in the houw,
every thing that. w.;s good the wines were excel.
lent, and all Undet' another tent were laid
tea, coffee, bread ar?dbutter,.icrapd beef, :and his.
suits; and the gUesti ;re attended I,w several pretty
and elegant females, neatly attired. In an adjoin.
,ing tent was a lottery for the Ladies, consi'ting
various little bagatelles made by. the Hostess and
her lovely Daughters. •
At the entrance of the tent each lady was pre.
seated with a ticket by a handsome female, who af.
terwards distributed to each fair one the prize she
. had been so lucky as to gain. -Under another tent
was placed the Band of the 6th Dragoon Guards, now
at Lincoln, who played many delightful pieces.
As soon as every one had partaken of the elegant
repay in the house,. and ,under the tents, one of. the
party (Mrs. P. Cuwrois) kindly amused the coin.
puny by playing sotne airs most divinely on the pe.
dal harp She was afterwards joined by two young
Lades and. a Gentleman (Miss REEVE, Miss J.
,ItINNER, and Mr. C. UrpLE y), who sang seVe.
r airs del ghtfully.
About six o'clock the Nttscrs. Gows, from Lon.
don, entered a room prepared for the dance, and
struck up the merry tune of Sir'Dawiel Miller
Blair.' 'the sum Mons -was instantly obeyed, and
the lively dance-commenced,, which was kept up till
near- Mlle o'clock, when the company departed,
highly 'gratified with the lithUSCMCnt of therclay.