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London, England, 1805-09-12 00:00:00

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WIIrtiOUTH, SEPT. to.--The Royal Iramily did
not land from their entice till pall fik o'clock, laft
evening. Their return to chore was announced b♦ the
(hips in the harbour firing a Royal falnte. They
afterwards *rent to the Theatre.
At the conclnfion of the Farce, Mr. Kamm/ de-
livered an oration, feleded by himfelf from the works
of Shakefpear, and addreffed to the army and navy,
on the threatened invafion of the country. Mr.
XEMBLII concluded his engagement this evening.
The Royal Box was graced with their MAJESTIES,
the Prince of Wassi, the Dukes of Yost, Comm-
LAND, and CAMBRIDGE, Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIZA-
BETH, MARY, SOPHIA, and AMELIA. The houlk
was filled in every part.
This morning the Noma breakfaßed with their
MAJESTIES, and took leave previous to his leaving
this town. In the afternoon his ROTA,. Mamma
will fet off for London. To-morrow the Doke of
Yoatt is expected to leave us.

Lord NeLson yetterday attended at the Admi.
ralty.

It is reported that Lord NiLsow was in,:ebted, not
merely to Americans, but to fome of our own coun-
trymen, for the Hie intelligence which fent Mitts to
Trinidad, and retardcd his purfuit of the Combined
fleets. Some of the latter, it is laid, are now in cuf-
tody.

it is ruppored by Come, (and were not France and
Auftria on the eve of hoftilities, we fbould think with
probability) that the reafon why Bon rarra marched
his troops from the camp of Boulogne, was that they
might not fee our valuable homeward bound fleets,
which they were led to believe the combined fleets
were to capture, pars up the Channel unmolefted.

The preterit fatisionable mourning (hews the white
necks of the Ladies to great advantage—but it can•
not be faid that all of them follow the Earl Martini's
directions, '4 to wear decent moarning."
A young Lady, the daughter of a refpeCtable
tradcfman an the City, who was on a vilit to a friend
at Camden Town, eloped with a provincial player
on Thurfday lad. The necetrary fearch was made
after her, but in vain, and her retreat was net known
until Tuefday.

A mnil difagreeable accident happened at Brigh.
ton on Tuefday lath As Mrs. HILL, of Broad areet,
was driven by her fervant down North-(trees, in her
curricle, the horfe took fright, and drove the carriage
againtt the corner of the Steyne, oppofite the Cale
inn. Mrs. HILL and the fervant were both thrown
nut with great violence; the lady was taken up by
Mrs. FITZHERBIRT, who was a witnefs of the acci-
dent, and with the nreatell tendernefs affilled in lead-
ing her to Mr. Newenham's, the furgeon. It is
thought the has not received any ferious injury g but
the fervant had his skull fraeured.

M. &co, firs phyfician of the military hofpital at
Line, having lately finifhed the arched roof of a
Imall houfe, at the bottom of his garden, to be di-
tided into baths, and it being d.ubted whether it was
Rrong enough to fupport the weight, requeßed M.
Tarrtstw, Profeffor of Mathematics, to accompany
him, one evening, after a hat d lhower.of rain, in or-
der to examine whether the wet had penetiated..--
Hardly were they within fide, when the root, fur-
charged with the rain, fell in and overwhelmed them.
Though every effort was made for their relief, the
workmen were not able to get at them for near an
hour, when they were found on their legs, complete-
ly fuffocated, with their bodies half bent, and their
bands fupported on their knees.
A few days ago a wedding was to hate taken place
between a young couple belonging to the neighbour-
hood of Merthyr Tydvil, North Wales, and confi-
derable preparations were made to regale the com-
pany afrembled on the occafion. At the appointed hoot
the intended bride made her appearance, arrayed in
her belt apparel, and her friends were waiting to ac-
' company her to the altar; but, alas ! the bridegroom
was not to be found. After a confiderable time had
been !Pent in fearch, the ham man was difcovered
hid ht a rick, and on being roofed from his cover, he
flunk home and retired to bed, complaining of inthf-
poftioir, and that his finer had taken away his clothes.
On the following morning, however, this timid youth
was fufficiently recovered to refume his daily labour;
on his appearance at which he was cheered by the
loud buzzes of a ntuneroas conconrfe of young wo-
men, who had affembled to chaltife the culprit for
his faithlers conduit. After dragging him from the
wurkthop, and giving him a complete coat of tar,
they thickly nodded him with feathers, mounted him
on a plank, and carried him in triumph to the church-
door. Vain were the poor delinquent's dipplications
for mercy ; his female tormentors would hear no-
thing. After he had been expofed diffidently, the
mcn who bad ailed in the ceremony were about to
withdraw, but the fiailered deceiver, fearing to be left
alone amidft a troop of furious Amazons, bribed his
male profecutors with half a guinea's forth of ale to
cicort him in fidety out of the reach of flintier ven-
geance. This is laid to be the third young woman
he has thus deceived.
Htt H COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS COZMONS.
—Yeßerday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded
to the adjudication of the following detained 'hips
and cargoes r
Minerva, Thornton matter.—This Chip, under Prufran colouts,
laden with a cargo of wine, brandy, and other nterehandize, on a
voyage from Bourdeaux to Embden, was captured on the atli of
July lA, by the private fhip of war Hero, Aaron Grout Blewett,
tfq contmander, and brought to Plymouth. in this cafe the
Court dircetcd further proof to be produced with refpcdt to the
ate and cars*.
Hahne Margaretha, Schott, maiter.—This veal, under Danifh
colours, laden with a cargo of wine and brandy, was captured by
his Majefty's hired armed !hip L.:* Warren, Peter M`Kellar,
Commander, and brought to Plymouth.—Further proof was alfo
direEttd in this cafe, as to the property of the fhip and Cargo.
Vrow Seams Margaretha. Rioter, mafter.— This (hip, under

Prof Gan colours, going front liotarticaur to Embden, was captured
by the private !hip of war Lord Nelfun, W. Crowte, Comman-
der, and brought to Plymouth.. -Ship and cargo co:.deinned, as
likewifc the claimants in the espences.
Mai ia, De Herr matter.—TMs veffel, laden with a cargo of
mid-doors, pbfter of Paris, and earthen-ware, was captured by
his Majelly's fhip of war Alcmene, John Stiles, Efq, commander,
and brought to Jerfey...-Ship condemned, and further proof di-
reEted as to the property of the cargo.
Hcffnung, Schmidt matter; and the Johanna Catherina, New
herch matter.—Further proof was directed in thefe two cake, in
refped to the property claimed.
Jonge Jacob, Corneleten mailer.—There being no claim before
the Court is this cafe, the property was condemned.

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PLYMOUTH, SSPT. to.--Atiived his Malelty's lbip
SAFEG umo, from a cruize. Sailed his lVfajefty's fhip
V.• roue, on a cruize. Several tranfports are ordered
for Plymouth ; others for the Downs.—Wind W.

Porrsmourn, &Pr. to;--Sailed his Majefty's Chip
Vtrsa, with feveral light tranfports, &c. for the
Downs; alfo Tome tranfports, for Plymouth. The
ARAB and thips for Africa are now anmooring, and
will drop down to St. Helen's tomorrow morning.
Lord ISTELsom is expeaed here to-night.
Dov BR, SEPT. t.—His Majefty's chip Tausvir
failed lal night for the Downs, in confequence of the
wind coming on to blow frefh from the S.W.—His
Majefty's (loop DILIGENCE arrived in the Roads
with a large Hamburgh fhip the has detained ; it is
the Blip Juliana, of Hamburgh, Captain J. H.
Ehmler, from Bombay, bound to Lubeck. She left
St. Helena the 25th July laft, left there the HlNnos•
TAN, and the Maria Carolina, Swedifh Fall India
(hip.

DEAL, Seer. to.—Sailed the Dover Cale, Cuff-
nells, Canton, Fame, Marquis of Ely, True Briton,
Sovereign, Monarch, and Sir William Benfley, Eaft
India flips, for the River ; Autumn (loop ; Manly,
Pincher, Gallant, Biter, and Acute gun brigs, on a
cruize off Boulogne. Arrived the Champion from
a cruize off Havre; Snipe gun brig from Yarmouth;
Renommee, Veftal, Alerts Bloodhound, from a
cruize off Boulogne. Arrived from the Nore, the
Selina, Magnet, and Friendfhip tranfports, under the
command of Captain Cu vita HOUSR.
DIAL, Sim t t.—Arrived the TRUSTY and VOL.
cape bomb, from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed the
VULTURE and DILIGENCE !loops; TIGRESS, BOLD,
ARCHER, and TICKLER gun brigs, on a cruize off
Boulogne; the Ceres, A fia, Bengal, Marquis of Wel-
lefley, Walmer Cattle, Earl St. Vincent, Arniflon,
Winchelfea, Marchionefs of Exeter, Pei feverance, and
Lord Nelfon Eaft India (hips, for the River. Arrived
the Fingal, Aurora, Nancy, and Laurel tranfports,
from the Nore.