The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-16 00:00:00

LAUNCH OF THE QVREV criALL,ITz;

The preparations making pdock'-y.ml
for the accoin,ncdation of ihecom, any epettt .d
attend the launching of thi, ship •O-ruarh,., exceel
any that have been mule on foral(r 0. c ciiOns of
lie
same nature. In addition to the covered 'stand:,
lined with green baize., which have b..en ereCted
the dock-yard, the severAlimm'of war in or.fina y,
ati d other vA:,ssAs moored off the yar 1, are fitting up
for a similar purpose; partim!.-Tly the ,Denmark,
toya; yarh3, s hictflwas presented to the •late King
of DeNMARK 'on the mar, ilige of our Sovereign'.; la:e
unfortunate sister with 'that Monarch- bat which,
at the recent capture of the th!et at Copeoh.len, was
brought hack 'to -Engl;lnd.. Th.• interior tnis vcs-
sel considered as particura.ly hav(koine, b-ing
. made, of. wahngany, with varivus ,stnWenalct-ai de-
vices c aired th-reon, cll., not ithstand-
ing leng!li of time since bey %yelp exec,:ted, ate
still in good preservati-n.
Tne Lords of t' c Admiralty, the Mkiiters, the
CAnmissioners of the Navy and set era''
boards, pres,nt ; av:d the's; ne b...rge of
Admiralty and Na'ty. Boards, ate to ar the Tower
Soils at tLkeive t4.'d ck, lot ft ,
t.l cOnvey-
leg them thither.
Eveiy pa,sible prlecaution has been taken to pre-
serve order, as well as ro pievnt accident 4.
The last ship cif the same it.i was :;::(A&tvidly
destroyed by fire near Le:;horn,., on the 17th of
while bearing t,tießig ol .A41)4411'
March, 1800,
Lord KEtTri, then‘Comman :er ui Chief in vie lAie-
diterranean and of the which conssied.cf
800 souls, not more•than 150' were

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The objed of the visit <,t. the DukeOf Oet.eass
to Spain was, it is midererod, to. prolapse -to alle
Junta the establishmeneut a corpse to-be forme! of
deserters from the Fretich armies in Spain; who
conic over in such numbers, that a coesidereele furee
may be soon collected from theni, pArtieulariy, e en-
couragel and protected against the
rage of the if:tritards. The custom has eeen ,filtt,r()
to send these deserters on bo,rd prison s' ips, or into
other ‘pl ices of c nfillement, where they piosed a
but then, instead of a, benefii. seterat f,eepOi'itious
have a!icady been made to ferm I
teem into corps.
That able and adive Officer, Colette] CARR.OI,. had
repeatedly pressed the me..u,ure, and in some in.
stances succeeded he carrying it into effect. But
the otter of the Duke-ut ORLEANS was the hi-;t op-
portunity that presented hi generat leader cap dale of
attra.:ting and direding a considerable fJrce of this
description. His Royal Highness's uff:r has teen,
we understand, accepted ; and he has, pro` ably; be-
fore this time, raised his Royal Stantfard in Catalo-
nia,-.where he will command in.chitf. It is sup-
pesed ehat :the Regency will, in the course of,elittle
broil, be vested in ni n. -The ene:gy that has so
soon prompted this Prince to quit his, undid bttd, to
fight the battles of his ft:oily in the fields and for-
tresses of Spain, is
,highly honourable to him, and
will, we trust, be attended with equal advantage te
the independence of Spain, and to the general cause
of the Bourbons. The Duke of 011 LEANS is son-in-
law to FERDINAND IV. King of Naples, who is
uncle to FERDINAND- VI
The Court of King's Bench.broko up at half past
two on Saturday, in censevence of an intolerable •
stench with which it was filled, occasioned. by the
blowing up of some of the sewers or drains 'Under
the Hall, by the deluge of rain and hail which fell
about that time.
A forgery to the'amount of 30001. has, it is said,
been recently discovered upon the Belfast Batik.
The person who issued 'the notes was traced to-La-
narkshire, in Scotland; but there the clue w:is,lest,
and he is supposed to hacie gained the Sea coast, and
-embarked for America.
,In the ,massacre of the crew of the Boyd, by
some inhabitants of the Island of New Zealand, 33
related in a former paper, it appears that the boy
(Davison) who was saved, owed the preserVation of .
his life to his being clue-.footed;; the natives' takin
him ;for a son of the Devil!
It is said that. Colonel GREVILLE is employed in
new operatical projects, and that the Pantheah is the
intended scene of adion.. After the melancholy
memorial which he issued, bewailing his-disappoint-
ments at the Argyle Ifistitution, it was hardly to be
expeted that. he
.would engage in new enterpris-s
of the same nature. What he Said respe6ting thy
Sqbscription Concerts in certain private families in
the fashionable circles had too much foundation, tor
such undertakings hardly ought to be' permitted
wit bout a license.
The alterations in Covent-garden Theatre an-
nounced by Mr. Kteeats in his farewell speech on
the conclusion of the season, are, it seems,:precvil-
ing at e.is moa:ent with all possible expedition, and
will probably be compleated long befOre the tnife
for re-opening. Every iticontenience, we undt r-
stand, is.to be removed, and all the accornmodat bolts
•to be improved. 'What a contrasedoes this adirity
pte.seet to the tardy
-operations for the revival of the
other Theat !
Mr. HORN, the vocal performer of 'the Lyceum
Theatre is, it is said, soon to receive the hand of Miss
RAY, of the Dfury-laneroMpany.
A tradesman at . Hull, it is said, recently insured
his wife,for 2001. on her taking a sea voyage to the •
metropolis. If there be any truth in the story, and
if an estimate of the husband's affection may- be
formed from the extent of the sum said to be thus
hazarded, it may he doubted whether he'does not
wish rather to touch the Underwriters than totinsure
the safety of the cenftiga cargo.
BLIONAPARTE, it appears,- hastened with as much
precipitation from the Palace, when he heard that it
was on fire, as if he thought that the Devil had come.
for his due, and in that case he had certainly sumo
reason far alarin.

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CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY I 9.—There are short ar-
-1 rivals of Wheat coast-wise to-day, but considerable
of last week's foreign, upctiards of 24,000 quarters,
fine fully keeps its price, interior sorne w bat cheaper;
again scarce any Barley or Grey Pease, price norm.
nal'; Beans of the tWo kinds are lower ; there are
tolerable suppli,s of Oats, and this article is owed
hardly at last prices; Four' without variation
Wheat Bos a 96s a rtos Tick Beans . • 46s a its
Fine ditto . - 1 18s a 1225 Oats . • 225 28i' a 336
Rye .- . 48a A scs Poland ditto -36 s a 9 Barley • , -36 s a 48s Piatatoe ditto • ,os a4s
Malt -- . 74s a 825 ' Rape. Seed . - - sill 601
White Pease - 76,s -a 82s Hue l' ;our - 9;s a 1004
Grey ditto - - sos a Os Seconds . • - yos a 9s,
,z,Ans - . . 563 all 6A4 1

EsGin ate ,4,UALOIV GAZLTIE, July i 4, 1810.

Queen's Palace, July 1 1.
This d<ty IVitaza Ablisk Hasslu, Envoy Extra-
orttinarytroln his ;:+ilajesty the King of Pasha, bad
akld ence of le-ye Majesty.:
To woich tie was in, rottilce.by tie Marquis Wel-
lesley, I;is Nhijesty's Prii,cipal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Stephen Cot-
tr. nut. Ma!,ter of the Ceremonies;
kid atteirwards an audience of leave of the
Cheen ; initudsiced thereto by Edward Desbrpw,
E-q. her Majesty's Vice-Chamberlain, and coudu6t-
e..; ,:y the ivi s!erc.rf the-Ceremonis. - • •

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P.•ts..qt Envoy • Extra -rentary was accotn-
,i; i,oth.the abk,ve au.tietick:s of their. Maies7
'6 Sir eorbe Uuse,ey, lii? t. h o his
;IA bcen to appoiht bold fiie of
MAntiancic:r to the -En, oy, hts residence at
this C,urt.-