The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-11 00:00:00

In en.

His Majesty's Ship Scorpion had arrived at Gijo'
frci-r1 Plymouth, with two Officers and a supply °
arms and ammunition, which were thankfully te•
ceived by the Patriots.

PoRTSMOUTIS, JULY 10:—Yesierday arrived L
Trium,oh, of 74 guns, Capt. Sir T. HARDY, f1:032

the Downs.

Sailed the Bustard Sloop of War, with six et
seven Sail of Transports, having on board the Spa`
nisli Prisoners which were liberated at this Port, ibt

the coast of Spain:.

The Little Belt Brig of War takes convoy
Africa; the Poihone Frigate to, the Aleuiterranoloi
and the Steady Gun-brig to tile Brazils.

SHEERNESS, JULY g.-Sailed the Parthian Slab
of War, CaLit. BALDERSTON, and Devastation kialr
Capt. SMITH, with Gun-boats, tor Gottenburgh.
The Sceptre, 64, has sailed for Chatham,
Frigate tOr the Mediterranean, and *ll
Leveret Sloop of War, with two Gun-boats, for tb°
Baltic.

Arrived last night, and anchored at the Little Note'
a Swedish Luggcr.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 9.—Arrived the Printroil
Sloop of War, Capt. MAN, from _Lisbon, which
place she left the vsth ult. She has brought
patctws•ot the utmost importance. The Portugues6'
emulating the conduEt of the brave Spaniards, hoe,
it is said, risen en niasse 3 and Gen. JUNOT, with OFD
wards of I 0,000 men, was completely hemmed to
at Fort St. Julien, cut off from all supplies.

Sailed the Joseph Cutter to the Westward.

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Arrived His IVlajeays Ship .14,liant, (A 74 gi7
Capt. YOUNG, from off Brest, to relit ; and the
Entreprenante Cutter.
Arrived Le Pere Ccesar French Brig Letter
Marque, of 18 guns, captured by the Seine 111#
gate; she was from Martinique, bound to L'O:
laden with a valuable cargo. Arrived ine Lima
Frigate from off L'Orient.

The Primrose, accompanied by the Rapid Guir •
brig, went into the Tagus a few tights previous to
the sailing of the former, in order to cut out ts°
valuable Merchantmen, when a, of from one of 112°
Batteries struck the itapid between wind and vtatcfl
and sunk her almost i,ustantaneously,l; fOrtunatelyi:
was nearly a calm, which enabled the itgats
Primrose to save the whole of the crew.
BLIONAPARTZ is. at the head of 100,000 rpcfl
marching towards Madrid.
The French took possession of St. Andero on Oe
23d ult. The Spaniards spiked their guns and jr
stroyed all their powder.

WEYMOUTH, JULY 7.—By the Charming illugg
Bye-Boat, Capt. PUTRON, arrived from Guernie,r'
we have advice' of the arrival at that Island of
French Chasse Mar6e, laden with rosin, Captured bi
La Sorcierre Privateer, of Guernsey ; spoke a ICl'',
days ago one of His Majesty's Guu-'o;igs, who
formed the Prize Master, that they had, inconaPaOr
with the Speedwell Privateer, captured a FretTelt CO'

vette from the West Indies, with Dispatches.

CORK, JULY 4.

Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY left Dublin yesterckil
for this city; his baggage was sent oil in two Cotn"
; missariat waggons on-Saturday last. He will, if ..
'unexpected. interruption should occur, arrive here
to-morrow.

. .
A, King's Messenger, we understand, arrived ;u
town this day with Dispatches tbr•A!!mi-rai
SHED and General FLOYD. Two Rvgitnetits of In-
lantry and a Regiment of Cavalry will join the Ex"
pedition embarked here, which it is expected will
very shortly proceed on its destination.

Packets are to be established immediately between.,
Fal 11,,uth and Corunna.

Ministers had a Meeting at'.the Foreign Office,
last week, every day except Monday, trom thrca
o'clock till 'six. The Duke of PoitTLAND attended
them all. The Order for proclaiming Peace with
Spain was not finally agreed upon till near tive
o'clock on Tuesday att,Tnoon. The press of
Gazette was stopped for it.
CoUtit•MAi-rattosA dioed yesterday with th,; Ptiv
cess of, WALES.,• at Blackheath.