The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-30 00:00:00

NAVAL N

FALMOUTH, AUG. 27.—Arrived this day the
Princess Amelia Packet, BURGESS, with Mails; frolh
Corunna, eight days passage, she brings no
lar news the day of her leaving, it was
.re—
ported that the Tagus was open to all British shippidg.

Also arrived the Armed Brig Lord .Hamilton'
COCHRANE, from Liverpool, for Malta.
Sailed the Princess Charlotte Packet, Kil2ll, with
Mails of the 24th inst. for Cadit, Gibraltar, Malta,
and Sicily; also the Eliza Packet, SAmrsoio, with
Mails of same date, for Gijon (Spain). She has
also on board a Spanish Gentleman, charged Nviih
important dispatches from Viscompte MATEIIO3.I,
with which he arrived in a chaise and four late last
night.

DEAL, Ave. 2g.—Sailed through the Downs the
Desire, PRATT; and John, -S.rATES, for New Pro-
vidence.

Came down from the Nore, his Kijesty'L Ship
&inlay and Trust!! ; and the Harriet, CLARK, tut
Barbadoes,i, and remain in the Downs with his Ma-
jesty's Ships, &c. as per last.

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PoRTSNInUTFI, AUG. 29.—Sailed the Forrester for
Spill and Kirtugal, with a few Ships under Convoy,

SHEERNESS, AUG. 28.—Sailed Its Majesty's Gin-
brig Piercer, Lieut. SIBEELL, with a Convoy fur the

AUG. 2g,---Sailed the Censor Gun-brig, Lieut.
Rowß, fur the Downs.

About 25_ transports sailed fro.n the Nore, at an
early hour on Sunday morning, with orders to pro-
ceed wifltiali possible dispatch to Yarmouth, where
a convoy is provided to condua them to the Island
of Langeland, for the purpose of bringing away the
Spanish ttoops. They will come, in the fir,t in-
stance, to this country, in order to furnish them'with
ammunition and clothing before they are sent to
Spain. Of clothing the Spaniards are particularly
in need, as they had no supply whatever of that ar-
ticle since they left their native country. 'The Fierwh
have, in fad, shewn a complete indltY,Tence to the
accommodation of those gallant men ; anti long be-
fore the denouement of BUC*%APARTE'S plan of treach-
ery against Spain, the treatment experienced by the
Spanish troops, who were incorporated with his
forCe, was peculiarly ungenerous and harsh. Batt
every tale of neglect and persecution, which these.
brave men will have to unfold to their countrymen,
upon their return home, must have a good area, as
it will naturally tend to aggravate the resentment,.
and inflame the spirit which promises to extinguish
the hope of French domination in Spain.
Marquis WELLEstEv left town on Sunday last for
Worthint; where the Marchioness and her amiable
fam ilyare nirw residing.
Yesterday the Brighton and Worthing coach was
overturned. at.Mickleham, near Leal herhead, and se-
veral of the Passengers were very severely cut and
bruised.

Sunday afternoon, the Windsor stage coach, be-
longing to Messrs. Lyllywhite • and Moody, was
overturned on Hounslow Heath, near Butchers'
Grove: The passengers were very much bruised
and hurt ; some were conveyed back to I..ongti:d,
and 'others' .were obliged to be left 'at the bell, at
Hou'uslow'[ 11
• -.A youth, of the name of Malvin, 17 years of age,
who was an articled clerk to an attorney, %vas
drowned•Wllie'New River, near Hingtvi, ou Sun-
dayevetting,'by 'Living been seized with the cramp,
as it is supposed, whilst bathing. Ancoiwr perstm
was swimming about too' yards from the d.,:celk_d
when he first sunk, but he was unable to save Litn