The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-06 00:00:00

HARWICH, Ava.

"COUNT BERNSTORFF, the late Ambassador from
Copenhagen, etnbarked this afternoon on board the
Prince of Wales Post-Office Packet, Capt. ANTRiaNt
DEANE) under a Flag of Truce for Helvoetsluys.

We are sorry to learn that Lord COCHRANE, in
the Speedy Sloop, has been captured by.the
Of the Crews of the two Spanish Ships that' blew
up, we lament to say that 'not more than! thirty
men were saved. The Ca-ear was only A
length from the Real' Carlos 'When she--. was
covered ' to be on fire, but. it -blew such ;i hard
gale, that the Ceesar could-offer her no-assistance,
the ship running ten knots an hour. The SpaniSb
Admiral MORENO was not on hoard either, of the
having shifted his nag on board a
Frigate previous to his sailing from Cadiz. It is
calculated that more than two thousand' men have
fallen a sacrifice to this Calamity.

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Some.gun-vessels; which attempted to get out.of
Calis on Tuesday morning, were forced by, one of
our vessels.to seek again the shelter of their own
harbour.

A glorious example has been set to the Yeomen I.
of Ireland, by the' Earl of MASSARE NE, and the
Officers and: .Men of the Antrim Infantry :—ln con-
.equence .of a .Circular Letter from' Government,
recLuest4n,,,,-- to know if the Yeomanry would brigade,
his Lordship carne" forward upon parade, and not
only agreed to brigade with his brother Soldiers,
but voluntarily offered to serve with them 'in any
part of the world. Both Officers and Men instantly.,
followed the noble example of their brave teoiler,.,
and offered their services to their King and Courx.try.
in any part of the globe,whilst under thecomm'and.
of the gallant Lord MASSAR ENE,.
The. 'PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES Comes
to Town every Tuesday and Friday, to take lessons
on the Piano-forte, in which she makes great prc_.
_gres.s, displaying a natural taste 'for music, and
much quickness, though 'not yet six years of -age..
Colonel MARK 'WOOP has purchased the sta.t.es
nf I ipper Lower G3.ttoraroriiiVir...
Yesterday the Guildhall Sessions were opened by
the Recorder and-several of the Aldermen, for' the
purpose hearing reasons proposed, against the ,
tion of Debtors in the City Prisons, who have I
formed to the terms of the late A& of Parliament for .'
the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, From the Poultry
Compter thirty-f Our individuals appeared to claim:
the privilege of the Aa; all of whom, with one excep-...•
tion, were discharged by Proclamation. The nun3ber,s,
of those claiming liberation from Ludgate and Gilt.
spur Compter were .still greater,ilitit they did.nott:
-experience similar success in their application. The
liberation 'of upwards of one half of• the applicants
Was resisted by' their creditors, anti they were ac.
cordinglYi,sent'baCk till Friday next, when the ar,
Coimsel are td be heard on the subjel.
Thert4t=itrante- of the prisoners in general was neat
and &eine,- and 'they had- the -look 'of sobriety and
health:-." -
The-Court agreed to. sit on Saturday next at
Union Hall in the Borough, to proceed with the
liberation 'of. the prisoners confined in the King's
B6ic,h Prison. • • ,
I.l*- San Hertnenegiltio destroying the Real Carlos
-is an event respeaing. which. the Spaniards may re.
tort, by observing that in our own .1-lisforysome=
thing similar has happened.--Our King Charles was
destroyed by the nominal Saints,