The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-27 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

Thinks the terms of
the memorial are not too
'strong, and. that they
will be justified by a close
investigation. As to him-
self, there were particu.
lar dire&ions given about
His treatment 13 the him, and he is better
same with the others, treated than others.
The prison is not lock-
ed up till nine at night ;
the mode of exercising
is,' that one room is let
out for t hours' in the
morning, and. le in the
evening; but when the
prisoners have to see their
friends during the hours
of exercise, they lose
their turns on that day.
Prisoners are kept
closely locked up in their
rooms, save during the
hours of exercise.
Has no charge to make
against Jr. Trevor, or
any of the Officers of the
Gaol, for their conduct
towards him.
The other two prison-
ers of his room are treat-
ed in. the same manner
that he is.
Thinks their food is
still bad in quality, but
have less reason to cam •
plain in that wiped than
they had.
Does not think they
get more than the value
of 9s. per day, if the
were of good qua-
lity.

• Mr. Gray and Mr.
Hickson.

Admitted, but direct-
ed, if they chose to send
in a memorial, that it
should be handed round
to the prisoners for signa-
ture• he would not al-
low them to meet toge-
ther.

The prisoners applied
to Dr. TreVor to have
leave to meet to frame a
memorial, but he refused
to allow them to assoei-'
. ate, and said he was or-•
dered by Government not
to permit them to asso-
ciate. -•
When the prisoners
complained of the* had-.
Hess the food, or want
of attendance to Dr.-
Trevor, he never said.
that GOvernment had
given orders for bad food
or bad attendance. •
In respell to himself,
he has suffered from the
filth of his-room and bad
attendance; and Dr. Tre-
vor promised to have

. .
COKE, Jut.v 20.—Yester4ay his Majesty's Ship
Princess Charlotte, Capt. Fotlt NI j and.the Espiegle
Sloop, Capt. Motu's, sailed from Cove; the tor-
per on a cruize, the.latter for NewhaVien,
~.. Tld day Lord SALtszruity arrived tit M'iSoWell's
Hole], flow Killarney. ,

His Majesty's Ship ChLYonne sailed from ?Madeira
:with the Fleet for India, on the 20th June,. leaving
,there the lravers, Carmarthen, Earl Spencer, Lo'7(l
-Eldon, and Monarch East Indiarnen, which would
sail about the 4111 July. Two Whalers,, and another
Vessel, which left Portsmouth with theCifjbnae,
lett:Niadciru On tlve 27th June.

Tl:e. Margaret, GwyEa, is arrived at Liverpool,
from Jamaica; she' parteJ from his Majesty's Brig
Sparrow and Convoy,, on the I gat June, in lit. 30.
79. atter. p,lssing thc Gulph. 'The fallowing
Vessels were in the Fleet, viz.

tiler') altered.
He has. always heard
Dr. Trevor say, iliat he
wished to have the pri-
soners accommodated as
well as possible.

The Rialvira, Irtltty, Vuk• of York, Kitty, tonal',
Eclipso, Cadbury, Dotowny, Antelope, Cambridge, Venus,
K 'log George, Anderson's %Lavinia, [lei len, • tiouglas, Lord
Sirelrrcid, I Inprri,,:, Lady cierrwrite; - the
Cea4er.. i.orre
rat ;be. Vied bas. put m
or:eit ro 14aica.
His Majesty!s. Ship iphrgenia• will sail with the
Halifax Convoy., from Spithead, the first lair wind.
Alaie,ty's Ship Bitike, of 7.4 gOtts.,, will be
launched at Wcoitv.u.h on tie 25111 or ileXt 111011th.

(To it cemtin,urd.)

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1808.

145.
FARRAGO, who was ordered by the Provisional
Government of Oporto to repair to thi, country a, a
Commissioner, arrived here the day hetore yester-
' day. He is a Gentleman of di,tinguistied talents,
and held an high office in the •Supreute Court of
Justice at Oporto. The objea of hi, mission to this
Country is, we understand, to make arrangements
with our Government respeding the as,istance
which is to be afforded to the Patriots of. Portugal
The intelligence which this Gentleman has brought
is not of a more recent date than that which had
previously reached us, but he confirms the accounts
of the patriotic spirit which pervades the whole .
Kingdom.. JUNOT is making es ery possible exertion
to fortify himself in Lisbon, but all his exertions can
only protraa a little the period of his Surrender;
for, situated as he is, without any possibility of re•
iief, he must ultimately submit. About 200 Fume'
Prisoners, a part of (general LOISoN's Army, have
arrived at Oporto.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY; PrinCesseS AIJ7
GUSTA. aCeornpanied by'Ladv
ELY,-Count I\IO.NsTER, General,. CARTWRIGIIT and
FITZROY, and Colonel TAyLoa, took their trlival ride
in Windsor Park, and returned to the Palace at twelve
o'clock.

'The, QUEEN and
_Princess ELIZABETH took an
airing to the Princess ELr-LAEzTles'cottage at Old
Windsor.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a public day at
his Office in the Horse Guaith, and' gave audiences
to the Earl of WESTmoRLAN6, Gens-ral SHER-
BROOKE upon his return from Sicily; Sir CHARLES
GREEN;upon his return troin Malta, and a number'
of Milithry Officers.

•
VOLUNTEERING TO SPAIN.---The 10110 Wit Scots
Volunteer Regiments lia‘ollinteered into the Local
:Militia, viz.—The Ist and 2d Battalions of 2d
Re:.‘inient, of Royal f4..diillin-gh,Voltinteer-i,' Royal
Highland Volunteers, Lgival Edini,tirgh Volunteers,
Rot al Leith Volunteers, and Dalkeith
Volunteers, and Royal Mid-Lothian Artilft4y. -
With the 4th Ektreiliton it is said that a • very,
large force of artillery and eavaliy ,t ill go, and the.
following infantry regiments : 2d, or Queetfs ; 26th,
or Catneroniani ; 510 ;, 87th, or Irish Heroes ; and
88th, or Connaught Rangers.

. .
The Royal Flintshire Militia h tying voltiateered.
their services to. serve in Spain, the following is a
copy of the letter from tha Secretary at. War on the
occasion :

" war Office, July 2.4_AS.cB. • •
" stft—l have now the satisfachon to ,cquaint you, that'
Lord Hawkesbury having had the honour of laying before
file King the very spirited otKr from tip Officers and Men
of the Royal Flintshire Militia to serve in Spain, His M.
A. Dutch Paper of a late date yesterday reached
f jesty was gracious)}'pleased to signify his pleasure that t
town, but it contains no intelligence. An American
should express the gratification which His Majesty feels at
receiving sq honourable a testimony or the alacrit% and zeal
Captain who lett Amsterdam on the 21st states, that displayed by. the Corps oh this occasi, n.
a report wai current in that City, that a . French (signed) • , .'• !AMES PULTENEY,"
It a'frordsus much Measure to notice the prompti;-
bops of 10,000 men had been completely defeated
. ' , de of the Committee for managing the Patriotic
Dear St. Andero. The date is not IneßtioPed; but ' tuynn,r, in embracing the first opportunity, affOrded •1
wr think it highly prObanle that an action has taken - them of evincing-Oeir .inclipation to promote the I
cause of the Spanish Patriots. We allude to Capt.
place soibewhere in that neighbourhood, for we .
• - DALY of Fli,,Niajesty's Ship Comet, to whom, as hay-
ing that General PONT'E, at the.head of ther Amu- ing the command of the defachment, they have voted
Tian Forces, was advancing, in that dirthion, for the an honorary reward for his zealous and successtizl i
purpose of attacking' the French under Marshal exertions in spiking the guns and destroying the ma-: 1
Bbss.tt,itEs„
. gazines in Volt St. Salvador de . Ano, and Fort Sedra, 1
at the entrance of the harhout• of St. Andcro, on the !
northern roast of Spain, at the critical moment
when a, considerable body of French dtagalfs had
advanced by forc, ct iiiarches to take possession of '
them. We are sorry, to say, that in this service Capt.
DALY., of the Comet, and Lieut. READ, of the Royal
Marines, were both severely wounded. by the explo-
i 'Mon of the gunpOwder.

WE have received ihnericog Papers to the 27th
ult. The.Ernbx go beculn•f, (laity uu,re unpopular;
and it 'ssaid, that even Mr. JEFFERSoN himself be-
gin to complain of the atbitral violence vi BUONA.
ItAXT43., • •

PLYMOUTH, JULY 25.--. Sailed His Majesty's Ship
Dreadnought, of 98 guns, for off Ushant.
Arrived the Plorlegnin hired Armed Ship, having
three Vessels under convoy, from the Downs.
Sailed his Majesty's. Ship Tonnant, of 80 guns,
Real-Admiral DE COURCY, for Spain.
No arrivals nor any intelligence from the coasts of
Spain or Portugal have been received here to-day.

SI;IEERNESS, JULY 94.—Went cut of Harbour
and anchored at the Great Nore his :‘,Lijesty's Sloop
Spi(fire, Capt. ELLIS.
JULY 25.--C3me down the Rive; the _Deptford
Tender, Lieut ANTRAIK:

Came down from Chatham the Comb ant P,raam,
Capt. RENWICX, and went out to the Great Nore.

The Quebec Frigate, of 32 guns, Capt:.Put;LETT,
was this day undocked, and the Arethusa, of 36
guns, Si: CHARLES BHISBANg, taken in.

Sailed the Spitfire Sloop of W.ir, Capt. ELLIS.
JULY 2(s.—Sailed far the River to be paid off,
the Hermes Sloop, Capt. SIBLY.

TORBAY, JULY 25.—Arrived the Betsy Cutter,
and _Spencer and Paiiant Men of War, from Ply-
mouth; and remain t•itli the Channel Fleet.

PUIRIt.MOUTLT, JULY 26.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Le Tigre with a Convoy from the Downs, and
the Sandwich from Guernsey ; also the A(fred
Transport, LUMLY, froth - -
Sailed His Majesty's Brig Linnet on a cruize.

DEAL, JULY 26.—Arrived His Majesty's Brig
Indignant from Portsinouth with a Convoy, which
are sailed for the River.