The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-03 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

"1"1-1, AVG. 2.—Landed at this port this morning
kila Cowes pilot-boat, Lieat. Johnson, holding a commis-
-114 13 the Buenos Ayres Navy, and 3 men, having aban-
a'l the Spanish vessel, N. S. Cramer, of which they were
1.11. sse'slini, in lat. 44. long. 43. in a sinking state.
theAt7G. I.—The Harmony, Wishar, from Bengal, is
I-Initlher, and may be expected up next tide, being the
hadevssel from this port engaged direct in the East India
Ctot):/;;* AUG. 2.—Arrived off this port the Joseph, Knight,
mo Janeiro for Petersburgh.
kridv:HPont., JtYLv 31.—The Aurora transport, from En-
'l4l, ts;l, Halifax for St. John's, N. B. with troops,. was spoked
"IY, in the Bay of Fundy, by the Waterloo,
l'td at this port.

ROYAL REVIEW.
ittll4•llram JULY 31.—Yesterday an unusual
tigtee of interest and animation was excited in
11 town by the arrival of the Duke of YORK,
purpose of reviewing the 90th Lig)tt
tallefhailtq. At an early hour carriages, horse-
tre-' and pedestrians, began to collect in
her °umbers in front of the lines ; and a few
ce","tes after 10, his Royal Highness. accompa-
k-: Lord Lynedoch. and Colonel Cook, ap-
t:4l,-4d• upon the ground under a salute from the
1111;. The movements, not selected for mere
te.,l" and parade, but for actual utility and real
atyre4ee, Were performed in the most masterly
Itriu• and the great rapidity and accuracy with
kto- rCil the regiment changed its front advance,
is: etired, doubled into column, and opened
aqd e. excited the admiration of the numerous
d
elighted spectators. After the several evo-
btid°os had been performed, his Royal Highness
rttnte,sed Lieut.-Col. Burrell, the Officer Com-
tt„:clug, in the field, and expressed himself highly
tti-e•,l•"ed %vitt) the appearance and movements of
lias :Tilt regiment, declaring that it had far sur-
Not:. "is expectations, and that the state of lime
trll`; r,ellected time highest honour upon Col. Bur-
Aft
-tlts the Officers in general.
Colorer the review, his Royal Highness inspected
eOßaPasley's admirable improvements in the
tro-tt'etion of pontoons, and then retired to the
la 'fo and partook of a superb dejeune a
:41 r,'`,:"itte. given by Lord Lynedoch, the Co-
r,-; the 90th, upon this occasion. Ali the.
utare-s„of the reeiment, with Admiral. Sir John
I,i2`llCy,'3ir Robert BArlow, General Winter, Co.
Colonel Christie, Colonel Pas.-
tnany other gentlemen of the gam-
'll4 (.144'17. and marines, were invited to meet
I:*4ll,l')%retnander-in-Chief. Upwards of seventy
'try - sat wn to a repast consisting of
114''',Ft'ajtlititi,jejac; (Of the season, with the,
.choicest
sea ti, aes. 'l'he Commander-in-Chief poroi-
trilTaten'te,healili of Lord Lynedoch and the 9 t
1 ti 'eneating in terms, stronger if possible
It
• 1 employed the field, s)4l)firob 'thick he ha' I
d Ira! ation of the corps. came," said his"
at the request of Lord L
yne-
ex pecting. to derive more than the
;11e 6rt!Pleasure at seeing a regiment of infantry.
oe that struck me in riding along the
den Wit: t Ittle)in tgincommonly fine appearance of the
was not only agreeably surprized, but
ttiii.ateiyed, to
see the movements performed so ac-
tolo„otr, with such rapidity; and (turning to
14 him i'"rrell) the state of the reghnent reflects
'pit! ti"est honours on the Commanding Officer,
sYstem pursued must have been peen-
-I,4eit ,ir Y g"uti. to have enabled a corps employed for
it'est ittinnher of years on detached service in the
Iti.tltioz`lttlies., and on the Continent, to acquire,
111;411,1i t"e. short time they have been at home, d
Otstite S's" perfect."—Lord Lynedoch felt the
-'/lata gratification at the approbation which the
fotorlvatitl requested
1 41)(ler-in-Chief bestoWed upon his regi-
'Lieutenant-Colonel Burrell
41; the •eY to the Officers and men his best thanks
hitratittittention to good discipline which the ap-
Ills Qt the corps evinced.
vita. ,Q al Highness looked remarkably well,
'4llltle- in excellent spirits, and his gracious and
ktitolittding deportment diffused satisfaction to
Otietil,l* But the pleasure of the day was not
:;Nit, the Officers ; Lord Lynetloch ordered
~•ritt,-ts to be supplied to the whole regi-
pee 'lie)), honoured by the approbation they
eiir Ne,kreti front the Commander-in-Chief, and
ete tonnle Colonel, presented a delightful spec-
;Pati italtuse who were fond of looking at happy
Vhe 90T*
'141'4 1,,„,;- light infantry is time regiment which
eqi edoch , then Colonel Graham, raised at
Attetie inlbeneement. of the war, and which thus
geriiie °cessioo of his displaying that tnili-
extrs! by which he subsequently acquired
t rdinary disti tction.
°"tlt
uh 1. 44,4 s
, co TER, the Hanoverian Ambassador,
11.‘Nsv. "tess and family, left their residence
trillll, Loot... Pia
Saturday
ttteliPl:n to place, on
morning, for
is tinderstood that his Excellency
O't it f° Engldnd in about six months, to
xtnto "ctiotts r
td
Ger, e .
cte ' coot 'an Papers it appears, that the
le t:te „ 'IOLLAND'S (Louis BUONAPARTE)
4,1),,t3e, ia proceeding before the Roman
tll4:r utwer"e Particulars are ordered to be kept
c(,,i,krt .
thirtiq
Q" of excommunication. The
" litter , 'lee"! HORTCNSIA must surely
tr,n4it'isst"ti.iliterpZ,l.u) common turpitude, to re.
're • ISO ,1011 0 soformidable
t osu f a barrier
t‘e ttlitt re; and it may be inferred that
41 11% Nam
iliteres-t evidence to sustain them, as She
t
(11.• e in rehutting them, but leaves II
•it
tijUtine. t he conducted according to I

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

Lord and the Misses Somerville, for Fitzhend, in Somerset.-
shire ; Mrs. Lawrence Somerville, on a tour ; Sir John and
Lady itanisden and Misses Itanisden, for Pyrani, near Ferry-
bridge, in Yorkshire; lion. Charles Finch, on a tour; Earl
of Digliy, for Sherborne Castle, in Dorsetshire; Earl of
Teigrnouth, for Devonshire; Lord Clifford, for Ugbroake,
near Exeter; Sir John and Lady Owen, for Orietton, in Pem-
brokeshire ; Lady Finch, on a tour; Dowager Lady Mordaunt,
on a tour.

BATH ARRIVALS.—Hon. Mr. Eardley, Sir W. Brabazon,
Major-General Orde, Col. G. Constable, Col. Granville, Col.
and Mrs. Gore Langton and family, Major and Mrs. Hawes,
Major Brown,' Major O'Neil, Captain and Mrs. Duff, Captain
and Mrs. Scott; Captains—Armstrong, Paget, Tucher,Whyt e ;
Lieut. Johnson ; Reverends—Dr. Barnes, Dr. Nutt, C. J.
Clifton, J. Jay, Scott; Di. and Mrs. Merry,

LONDON FASHIONS.
(From La Belle .issem'ilde for the Mouth of August)

SUMMER REcEss BALI. DRESS.—Frock of white crape, Ve-
netian gauze, or fine net, richly embellished at the border
with small double Indian roses, of a beautiful pink colour,
and mingled with leaves of crape and pearls ; the body finished
in the Oriental style, with short sleeves, which approach
nearer to the elbow than formerly, and which are finished by
a trimming of broad blend. The head-dress consists of a
double wreath of Indian roses, interspersed with the braids
of hair that are wound round the summit of the head. White
satin.shoes and white kid gloves.
PARISIAN BONNETS.-3. Tra.:sparent bonnets of crape or
net, crowned With bouquets of flowers, and trimmed at the
edges with broad blond and a cordon of flowers. 2. Bonnet&of
satin or Bros de Naples, both white and coloured, crowned
with a profusion of lilacs or small double poppies. .

SCHOOL of GARRICK.—NOW that Miss Pore
has -departed from the stage of life, the only
remaining Performer of the School of the
greatest Actor most probably that the world
ever saw is Mr. SMITH, of Bury St. Ed-
mund's, a Gentleman who was once must dv-
servedly a great favourite with the Public, and
by his talents, attainments, and good humour, the
delight of private life. He is now, we understand,
on the borders of 90 years of age, in complete
possesSion of his mental powers, and in good
bodily health. Heartily do we wish that, with-
out injury to himself, "be would, like his great
predecessor, BETTERTON, in the year 1709, come
forward, and give the rising generation " a taste
of Isis quality." According to the accounts which
we have heard, Orli Gentleman still possesses such
corporeal strength that be would not, as on the Me•
morable occasion alluded to, want a Mrs. Baran-
and Mrs. BRACEGIRDLE to support him, and we are
sure that he would give such a lesson to the pre-
sent race of Actors, in taste, judgment, fee!ing,
and truth, as would be benefic!al so the Art, and
make the Public ashamed of the applause which
they have so often lavishly bestowed whet., there
was little to excite it besides novelty. But it is
with ACTING as with POETRY 5 the fantastic new
School of -the latter has cast a temporary shade
over those Bards, who, however, will always
live in the estimation of true Critics. Not so,
unfortunately, with THE ACTOR—

" Feeble Tradition is his menirry's guard,
" By whose faint praise his merits must abide,
" Unvouch'd by proof, to substance uually'd."

KEW, AUG. 1 —Yesterday Princess AUGUSTA
anti the Duchess of GLOUCESTER took an air in;;
in an open carriage through Richmond Park:'
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE, aiteud:d by General
TAYLOR, visited Sir JOSEPH and Lady BANKS, at
Spring Grove. This morning the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE arrived from London ; and
in the afternoon the Duke and Duciess, the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and Prioress AUGUSTA',
attended by Generals DEBUDE, TAYLoi,, and
WyNYARD, went by water in two boats from
Kew to Teddington, whence the Royal Party re-
turned to Kew by lanai, in two open carriages,
dinner Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA took
an airing to London, and returned to Kew td
dinner.

E.irl CRAVEN and family arrived at Southamp-
ton last Wednesday in his beautiful yacht, after
an absence ot two years from England. The
Noble Family, together with the whole of
the ships' company, have enjoyed good health
since their departure. The yacht touched, on
her passage home, at Cadiz and Lisbon.--
There were a number of Insurgent privateers
ernizing off Cape St. Vincent's and Cadiz, one
of which indicated a disposition to board the
Louisa, and no doubt would have done it, had she
not such a warlike appearance. A few days be-
fore his Lordship lett Gibraltar (the fith June),
his Majesty's ship Tagus, Captain DUNDAS, had
sailed for Madeira. His Lordship was released
from quarantine at the Mother Bank on Tuesday,
and on Wednesday sailed for Southampton. His
Lordship being a member of the Yacht Club, it
is his intention to cruise in the neighbourhood ot
the Isle of Wight, Brighton, &c. during the re-
maining part of the summer.
A party of amateurs performed the Tragedy of
Othello, at the Regency Theatre, on Friday night.
flue part of Othello was represented by Mr Ana-
TIN, lago by Col. BERKELEY, Cassia by the Mar-
guis of WORCESTER. Desdemona was performed by
MrS. BARTLEY, and Emilia by Mrs. EGERTON.
The representation afforded a high treat to theselect
company assembled, among whom were the
Dowager Marehioness of LANsnowN, Lady DASH-
WOOD, and Mrs. ORBY HUNTER. A general regret
was expressed at the non-appearance of Miss
FOOTE in the part of Desdemona; but she gratified
the spectators by performing -the principal cha-
racter of the Farce.

Two young Ladies of rank and fashion, visitors
at Leamington Spa, a few mornings ago, disguis-
ed themselves as nosegay girls, and passed through
the village with baskets of flowers on their arms ;
and so great was the demand for the flowers of
the incognitos, that their baskets were soon
emptied by the Gentlemen, who all declared they
never before beheld two such bewitching young
florists.

Broad-street, St. Giles's, is now handsomely
illuminated with Gas, and perhaps in no part of
this vast metrovolis will the improvement be of
more essential benefit. •