The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-15 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

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130RT51407.7TH, :TUNE 1 morning, W.8.1‘.4.:
jeity's Ship Belle Poule and Mediterranean ,fleet
sailed but put back again (the wind having
foul) to St. Helen's. -
The Quebec Convoy still remains at Cowes.

Vice-Admiral Sir IS&AC COFFIN, Bart. this day
embarked on board His Majesty's Ship Isis, Vice-
Admiral HaLLovvia.,.to take his passag in her to
Halifax. ,
Arrived the Isabella, GorroN, Brothers,
John and Sarah, DixoN, and Assistance,-,-."., fnami
Sunderland ; Thomas, HAMMOND, and. ,Dinqa,,
Bocnaz,oa, from Waterford; Two Friends, Ktstr,
frolli Loudon.

Sailed the Endyntiois, Wurrs, for Sunderland,
and Friends,
,fitcKs, for Click.

.SUEBRNBS3,

PUNS 13.... The lieWOrd Tender,

Lieut. ANTRAU, brought down from the Tower
several impreet men and volunteers for the Fleet,
and returned immediately.

On Saturday a Transport arrived 'from Gotten-
br,rgh, with a great number of Danish prisoners.
The lirsxchobea has the Convotsignalllying for
the Baltic, Wl' inith 'dine as a Ship is appointed for
that service.
Carnet down frotti Northfieet and anchored at
the Note, tile Invistiible, of ?4 guns, Capt. Dox-
sitst.4v.

The &ma Bomb, Capt. GOMM', is tbo ap-
pointed Convoy, for Gottenburgh.
wo P. Vii.—► Sailed the 3nalc, for G►ottenburgh,
With Diapatcloa..

Dem,* Jos* ic....Sailed His Kijesty's Ship Obt.
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'lilt on a cruizA.

cakne down from the Rivet, the Favourite, A4vtr•
Alp laths Soith Seas, and remains in the Dawns
with Ole not of the Snips as per last.

"toostii, Juss 0....-The Ship if, Captain Tog
itzuvatt, arrived at Cove yesterday, from Gibraltar,
after a short passage. Captain Lz Heuvite reports,
that the Governor of Gibraltar receiv.4d notice from
the Commandant of Cadiz, that be was ready to de-
l'►ver up to him the Fleet in Cadiz Harbour; in con-
kluenoe of which, Captain Ix Heuvltz says the
%edition saile'd from Gibraltar fir the above-men-
tioned purpose before he left it.,

BRIGHTON, JUNE 13.—0 n Saturday we were vi-
sited by one of the most tremendous storms of thun-
der and lightning ever recolletlecl in these parts. It
Came on about seven o'clock in the evening, but the
*APltt had passed over its about an how. The light-
was °fate forked and most vivid deseript ion.—
it.!sis awful and alarming to behold. The thunder
Ira' very loud and lengthened.

Ou Friday evening, about seven o'clock, as the
14,1te Cutter belonging to • Le Tigre, was Coming on
%re with Capt. Hou.owit“, the Rev. Mr. PEN- .
)11,strirrox, and several other Gentlemen, it being
11%4' low water, sheratruok on the stock of an
, '
annhor„, which stoveher bottom, and went throughh
4er "and being fast, she sunk. On this being per-
ceived by the Deal boatmen, they immediately
,
lannehed to their assistance, and fortunately suCCeet. 7
ed in getting the Gentlemen and boat's crew out,,
and saved most of her materials. The boat, upon tti4f.ll
flowing of the tide, floated -Ott and was towed on,
shore at Sheerneas.
It was in 1539, not in 1550, that the Emperor
340issed through Fratiee, try'permissiim
PILAU 01S,•lv in order td quell the rebellion of the
Inhabitants of Ghent. Ciiaat.as was himself born
aC Ghent, then a city of the first consideration,
and 4opulation, in Europe ; far superibr,
in all those particulars to Paris. The . Emperor.
'tinted say, "quilt pouvoit ineure Paris dates son
11.1 alluding, by a pun, to the name of Ghent,
'4 French, which is Gaiit, or glove, in Eoglig.h.
The Part of the Palace in which the Emperor
l 0 The
in icia, at kontainbleall, lodger exists.
It Was detuaiiined under Louts XV. at was the
latnotis " Galeriedia CerA" or " Gallery of Stags,"
both sides having been painted and ornamented
Ott
representations of those In iota's, which had
killed in the Forest of trentainkleau. That
1.
Aiti, for over memorable in -the History of
sC"vgi: tor being, been the scene of the murder of
Marcinis Dc Mositcusaciir,.by order of Cult's-
V_14144. Canton) of .SwirotN, under the minority of
wt,l3
Conrt .of Aldermeu was held yesterday at
n iklbakat which' fifteen Aldermen, the Recorder,
r City Officers were present. The Loan MAYOR
hits, the Returns of the Warrhnotes held before
for the eliftion of Aldermen of the Wards of
4lbiook and Colinan-street, in the room of TKO!'
Mgt "o_
•A wcaort and Ricitattp Las, Esqrs. resigned,
,te)ann•
I,g JORN ATKIN s, Esq. and Wsi. Praist s Esq.
, .
-ue duly &tied ; and they attending, were sworn
.31 es
,to their offices, and took their seats in the Court.
Court, on inspeeting the Mealweigher's Re-
tti"
rni, ordered the price of bread to be rained half an
ai
ize; which makes the Q.uartern Loaf, wheaten,.
121 d. and household, toad.
NVADs, formerly Muster of the Ceremonies
at sail,,i., and for man' years at Brighton, has re-
brect•the latter situation. A Mr. Fount is said to-
Kati' e'lldiOlite to succeed him, and is understood to
of 14- patrOttage of the-Prince of Ws .es, which
forc"l'''sn will fie de:isive. Mr. Fours it is said
bu:herly, distinguished himself as a political writer,
beat putting his name to his productions.
Tube Paper denominates. Mr. SKRFFING:.
tht: last dramatic work " a new traditional play,
ineeuiug of which title it is difficult to deter-
-term, m 10-draine, seemed to be 'IAA
Cinnti- kart!
Ploy-
ii•' tiled, but the genius .01 modern Ploy.
protsthly enaule there to invent sonic-
% still wore fantastic and ridiculous.