The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-20 00:00:00

NAV AL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 18.—Arrived the Iris Irrigate,
from a cruize, in the Irish Channel; and the Brig
Lord Nelson, Capt. PYKE, from Zante, laden with
currants, &c. bound to London.

Sailed•the Superb, of 74 guns, to join the Fleet
crniiing off Brest; the Cockatrice Sloop of War,
with Vi&uallers under convoy, laden with supplies,
for the Squadron cruizing off Rochefort ; the 'Caro-
line hired armed Brig, with two Colliers under con-
voy, for the supplyof:the-Squadron off Brest; and
the Delight Sloop of,War, Capt.-ITANDFIELD, on a
cruize, to the Westward.

The Achille, of 74 guns, came into harbour this
morning to refit.

PoßltkbtrTn, JUNE,
.19.—r-This morning the 14th
'RegiMent of Foot embarked from Gosport, on board
the-Wes:Art:4 Royal George, and Windham ; and the
Regiment.of Foot from C6wes, hi the Isle of
Wight, on board the /Farley and Earl Howe, for

Yesterday arrived the Dolphin, CHURCH, for Ma-
,_ and the' Leuant, iii for Mogadore,
froriithe Downs.

Yesterday sailed the Jane, MACKINTOSII, for Rot
terdam an'd • this day the Pluto Sloop of War,
C4pt.l"AnivEßlN.; on Cruize,

"SiIEERSS, TUNS Afrkaine Fri.
gate, Capt. RAGGET, from the Downs.

P.' JUNU lg.—The Sparraw Sloop of War is op.
pointed convoy for th© trade to Tonningen, and
iViil sail shortly.
It
aife,ithe- Hindpitan, of 50 guns, Capt. TiowErr,
:fo- ITal€rtno, with a thousand stand of arms, one
million Musket balls, and other warlike stores, for
the use of the Armies in Sicily and Malta;
Arrived the Nanizek 74, Capt. am.sTED, from-
the North Sea.

D tL, JUNE 19.--. Arrived the Howard
.5100 p of
S r trfAm ilythouth, with a convoy, which are sail.,
ed tol. t e River. . •

/loAratisportl, consisting of about 20 Sail, un-
der tlte'dtreatons of Lieutenant fIuTekIINSON, of the, :11 •
Bojial Navy, containing the 'Gib, 7th, and-Bth Bat,
talions of the Line, and the- 2d Regiment' of Light
Dragoons, ancrthe i.l company, of Artillery of the
King'sGerlll3ll Legi.on, f9rriiing th EirsuDivisiort
of ti)e Expedition, are preparing to sail to, the Noi-th-
ward,tinder convoy 'Of his Arlojesty'4 Shipspzspatch4
'.14-iki", and Charger;

•
r$,TlfR. EXP.EDTTIOW:—A letter received fr.= Mar.
gate'says--`‘ Transports are daily arriving here; but
no troops are yet come in for embarkation. Thoso
in' the Barracks consist of the 13th Light Dragoons,
and part of the German Legion ; the First Battalion
of the. Rifle Corps was expeEted to embark this day
(Thursday), but they have not embarked. In
b corn-
frorn Ireland, the transport which contained
their arms and baggage, foundered, and was lost.—
. Malbr-General DEICKSELL, the Conimander in
,Chief ofithe 2d Royal German Legion, still remains,
at.this place. , A small vessel, with his horses, bag-
..Pg6, and' stores, was this, morning hauled down to
the harbour's mouth to take him tothe Doi.ns, but
it did not proceed.- The first division of transports
with troops on bpard were expe&ea to sail this
morning from the Downs.' Admiral ROWLEY, it
seems,, had-orders from:the:Admiralty to that effe&
yesterday, This , day's rnail, it is thought, has
brought him a countermand.",

•
• SWANSEA, JUNEI,6.-7On Tuesday.lpst. (ibi; day)
.a,s7ailing Match took place at Swansia,:. eleven, boats
startedfto;sail round a boat moored off.theA4inibles,.
fetur,Wto Swansea, the three first to be:t.b;
_\'an-
,nersfJe, respedive.. prizes. The day.. beinl re,
inaribly fine, and .a fresh •breeze blowin rc.,
rnoe4 ace t amusement to the nuMerons
ablist'spedaiors.at.present'at.that place ; 'kit, unfort •
••iiiiiately, a,
.boat
_belonging to -Capt.- Ros Errs, in
'Wl)ich were eleven persons,_ who went to witness
the manCeuvring, owing .to bad management, was
‘Yhick thefollowing seven persons were
10;stt, wkie.h.tbrew<such a gloom over the counte.
nancOsnlt4g:inhabitants as has not been witnessed
~.-forManyyears.i.Oefore in illat•town.-_,...
ai4f-teoOt; Mr, Tliom:(Custom-.lrpse), Mr,
Bagot,( Williams, Master -40e4Nr, ler.
W,il I i.stms.'s. iip4. •
SAWd;:.-: Capt. goberts,..T. Grove, J. Flancis;-,-- Jenkins
(,luloniq to IlialMblristoii).

. . .
. .
pew Sloop of ;War, is to• be fitted
fOrimniediate *ser.."viceat Chatham, . • , .
is appointed to cornthand the
t.:4lo•Cktrietr,igate,at Porlstuouth. ! . •t
iThe r Of 34, guns, .will be launched in:
..nikbbbt!tsil 4s:fron:t:•\;Vool-wich Dock-yard.: . .
••• ,
Jiaptiont,EvEßETT,-whose -gallant conduet-at the
Invng... !Monte: Video has been- so.
„Justly the:
eett, . has, we understand,' been- -aP-:
"iiist9ted Aid-de-Camp, to his -Grace. the DUkd of
• S.
; '"
The Dae,and.fluchess of MokfitiSE;
itralquis. and , Lady Luctr"GitAl/A.INi,:. arrived at
:,..*orthitig.on' Tuesday -evening, atid lfeectaken
up
theii abode at the Steyne Hotel. Among other per-
„sops of distin6tion -who have visited tin§ place, are,.
4-:1,43T .Ackrm..• MYROAY; Mr. :andMrs. EL4kE.,4l,ord
Ladsu-pi..4tit.:trapd. WARD, the Hon. Mr. ByNc,
races cuPsTEr and Mrs.-LOCK, Bx.
. ,131664 G -AN N., Mr.
'The 'of HyNTLY.does:not go-with the
E:f.ratid•EiVgdi•Oon. He is appointed on the. Staff of
rtheArmy in the Mediterranean, in the room of Ma'
}or-.General WAUctio.pE, who fell-in Egypt. Capt.
JOIthSTo.N.E, of the 42d Reginlent., is to go as .06
Lordship's Aithcle-Camg, •

NEW PAR LIA MEAT;

COUNTY OF ROSS Major-General Ale*. .Uac=
Kenzie Fraser.
COUNTY O' ORkNEY--;•Malaolni Laing:, Esq.

DUBLIN, JUNE 16.

Yesterday •tame on at the -Exhibition-house, in
William-street, the eleCdon of an Alderman in the
room of the fate WILLIAM JAMES, Esq.—Four Gen-
tlemervivere sent down by the Board of Alderrrien
to the.Potomens,,.for .their, seleEtion of an Alder-

Jeffrey Foot, Esq. Robert Shaw, Esq.
....john•Cash, Esq John C. Berestord, Esq.
Messrs. F.OQT.andStiAW having decli.nezi the.bal-
lot, 'On counting the numbers for the other two
*Gentlemen, there appeared—

Zor Mr. ash . -
Mr. Beresford - - 4,1

Being a Majority for Mr. Cash of 33
'who was accordingly elected, and in the evening-
'entertained the Corporatjon with an elegant dinner..
On Monday,: the Bth of June, their Graces the'
Lord. Lieutenant and the Duchess of Iticurison) and
Suite, arrived at Palmerstown, near. Naas, on a visit
to the Earl and Countess of MAYo, where they were
received with the most marked politeness, arid en-
tertained with the most splendid hospitality. The
party consisted of their Graces, the Earl and .Coup..
tess of MAYO, the Countess of CLARE, Mr. and Mrs,
DUPRE; Mr: and Mrs. DRUMIOND SMITH, Mr.
LAMBERT, Sir CHARLES VERNON, Mr. BRUCE;
tains FISHER and READY. .

On Sunday last one of the persons concerned in
the robbery and murder of M'Cittnry, the Parish
Priest of Lucan, whether from a feeling of contri-
tion, &whatever other motive, surrendered himself to
abide 'his trial, and is now in custody ; he is a young
man who had.lately been a waiter at a tavern in this
city, and hitherto bort a good tharaaer.