The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-29 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH,
.MARCH 28 .—Went ont of
'bonr.his Majesty's ships Lively, Nautilus, Recruit,
and Rose sloop of war to Spithead.

p,,; Came in this day his Majesty's ships Diana,
Donegal, Royal Pak, and Formidable from off Cher-
burgh, and are come to anchor at St. Helen's.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Aymph and Antelope
from Lisbon, and his Majesty's ship Hardy from a

cruize.

Sailed his Majesty'S ship Tyrian, with about 40
sail of merchantmen for the Downs; also the
•HoJJnung, KONOW ; and Good Hoop, BARKER, to the
Eastward; Marianne, ilicnAtios, for London, last

from the Mediterranean ; Speculator, Portuguese,
for London, last from Para; and the l'orcher
Indianian for the River; also.the Hope, GaamArl,
for London; Dido, TAYLOR; Ann, MILLER ; 1-11^
dustry, GOODCHILD ; Jenny and Phcebe, SmrrEl
Fredrick, TAYLOR ; and Johanna, DAVIS, for Sun-
derland.

Arrived the Gatacia,-Hinitiini,.fOr Sunderland,

DARTMOUTH, MARCH, 27.—0 n Satuiday nigl
the galliot M4rgaretta Catherina, Capt. HEwLocit,
from London, bound to Plymouth, was wrecked Co
the Start Point, and the. Captaia sad three awl'
drowned.

DEAL, MARCII 28.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
Vanguard and Castilian from Portsmouth.

Sailed the Appelks Hoop of war for Sheerness.

HARWICH, MARCH !S.—Sailed the Prince Oi
-1-114les, picket, MASON, for Gottenburgh ; and the
Auckland packet, LYtis, for Heligoland, with the
-,Mails of the 23d itst.; also sailed the. Diana packet.
rboxouort, for Gottenburgh,with Mails of yesterclaP

The subject of the application for a New Theatre
was brought forward again on Monday, last, at the
Cock-pit, before the Lords of the Privy.:
Mr: BitotrortAm appeared as Counsel for Mr-
TAYLOR, of the Opera House.—Mr. WARREN
urged much the same arguments as he had employ.'
ed on the former occasion, in support of the ren-
tion for a new Theatre. He treated the Dormant,
,5),r, as Mr. SHERIDAN Styled it, the Reserved Patent,
having lost its authority tor want of use. He
compared it to the Sleeping Beauty, . who having
been in a trance for a hundred years, was so gently
moved when brought into action, that she was not
waked, and was now bound in eternal slumber.

Mr. SHERIDAN, intanswer, contencle6 that tlie.
new Theatre was to be founded on the total ruin 0.
the Drury-Lane property, and that no application
would have been made for a third Theahe if that
property bad not suffered by the late calamity. 0 1
answer to the metaphor respecting the Sleeping
Beway, Mr SikERIDAN observed, that the inge-
nious Counsel might have found her awake in all
her loveliness 'lB years ago,, when the Dormant Pa"
tent "was acted upon. There was much pleasant*"
in oilier parts of this Gentleman's speech.
ne arguments on both sides were understood to
have been closed, and here the matter will rest till
their Lordships come to a determination. •

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARCH 28.—Tkii4 day there
are not many arrivals of Wheat, but the remaining
supplies of foreign being considerable, sales are liea-
vily.elieded, and last prices hardly supported;
ley in tolerable supply, and with Malt dull sale.;
White Pets Maintain their price; Beans of the tv, 0
descriptions rather lower; there are considerable,
,remaining supplies of Oats, and sales kliereof at
little variation ; Flour at late prices.

• ' 011,1DENDS..
May 6. T. Broster, Liverpool, stationer.
April 23. W. W ryghte, Fenchurch-street, wine-mercy '.
April ;8. , R. P. Butcher, Lawrence Pountneplane„,, wig
merchant.
April 30. T. Young, Machen, Monmouthshire, dealer.,
April 17. a, Lowcs and J. H. Rigg, Hart.street, Covent"-
Garden, rectifiers.
March 3r,. H. Mosely, Lawrence Pountney-lane, met'
chant.
March 3r. I. Lee, Islington, timber-merchant.
*arch 31, R. Banks, Eltham, Kent, y4tuaUer.
April
,17. R. Chapman, Thatchatn, shopkeeper.
April i 7. 1. Dinsdale, Sculcoarest yoric:shite, grocer. "
Dean, Birmingham, japariner.
April ;1. W. Dowland, Devizes, Wilts, draper.

2d4RCH $5.
Arrived-the Taunton Castle and fort- William East. til•
dianien.

IVJ AR CH 27. Arrived—the Phcebe, from Dunbar.
Sailed—the Indus, IVeltilen, for India; Arm, Appletort,
for New foundiand ; Triton, Tozer, for Hayti ; Traveller,
Sale, for -Buenos Ayres ; and the Earl Leicester,- 131 y, fof
Gibraltar.

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On Thursday last, the Lady of William Dawson, Esq•
of Wakefield, of a Son.
On the z4th inst. the Lady of lames Tilson, Esq. of
Hans- place, ofa Daughter. ,
It t Stratton-street, Mrs I3unbury, ofa Daughter. • _

MAR/UAL)
On Monday last, the Rev. lohn Day, late-Fellow, of
Magdalen College, Cambridge, to Marianne, seeoud (laugh'
rapt lohn Marcon, Esq,. of Swatfha6h, -in Norfolk.
lotely, at Stockport, in Cheshire, john Backhouse, jun.
Esq. ,of London, to Catherine. second daughter of the late
T.,.Nieholson, Esq. of the former place.
On Tuesday, at St. john's, Hackney, John Carey, Es 9. of
Guernsey, to Harriet, eldest daughter of Isaac Carey, Esq.
of i►► that Island.

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On Sunday last, at Mrs. letnning!s, Clapham Common, il
Miss Mien, rtuaghterrof the late Rev. George Allen, Rector ~,-,
of Newcligate, Surrey. •
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'On Monday moruing, Miss Julian, of Plymouth : her j
death was occasioned by her clothes catching tire 'a few days,'
since. .4.,
On Tuesday last, aged Br, Paul Prickett, Esq. of South. 7
amptou-street, Bloomsbury- squarc , ,4
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Aitit IV ED—I CadiZ, 3 Dublin. l,uE —I COllthlbUrgh,
I Lisbon, 4 Watertord•

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