The Sun.
London, England, 1807-08-15 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSISIOLIIf, AUG. 4.—Arrived the Daring'
C;wi-brig, Lieut. JOLIN HAYES, from the West-

ward.

Sailed the Linnet Brig, Lieut. Jam: Tit Ency,
with two Sail under convoy, for Guernsey, one of
which is tl.e Bideford,' WREN ; also L'Espiegle
Sloop, Capt. G. .MORRIS, withra Convoy for
:Cork and the 'Sophia SchoOtier on a •:ruizei 'Off
Havre-de-Grace.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. t 3.—,-Arrived the Hamburgh
Galliot Johanna, GROTEMAA:4, laden with sugar,
&c. from Oporto, bound to Tonniugen, detained' by
the Busy •Privateer-i, the Portuguese Schooner N. S..
De Canary, Da .SANTOS, from Tonniugen, laden
with linens, &c.,plit in for provisions; the_Danish
Barque, Contentia, ..GIMIDOLDi from Stockholm,
bound to Lisbon, laden with iron and deals, de-
tained by the Busy Privateer; and the Clio,
and the .111elantho, BOWMAN from Riga,. with hemp.

SHEERNESS, Au G. 14.—Sailed this day a convoy
of about 14 Sail, for the Wile, uuder convoy of
the Centinel Brig ; also'othe Calypso Sloop of War,
with an Officer lathe Baltic.

DEAL, Auo. a 4.—The Foxhound sailed last nigh t
with two Brigs under convoy for Hull.
The Wiangler Gun-brig sailed on a cruize.
The Royalist Sloop of War arrived this pfternoon,
from Sheerness ; she carried away her 'jib-boom
in turning into the Downs.
The Phosphorus Gun-brig came in from a cruize.

The Ships Iligginton Sour, McDONA LD, and the
:Enterprize, LAWSPN, from Jamaica, are arrived at
Liverpool : they sailed from Negril Bay on the 27th
June, with the Fleet, consisting of I 1 d Sail,: under
convoy of the ,Etepliont Mn of' War and CuLa
Frigate, and parted from them on the .2 5t h July;`; INi
the Banks of Newfoundland.

The dbpira, Cipt. Wnim,E, is arrived 'froin
Virginia ; she left Norfolk on the 12th, and the
C.tp;,* the,t4thJoly. The Captain,, who is ar-
ri',cd in town, reports that the whole of the British
Ships of the Line had left the. Chesapeak, and it
stipposed had ptqc.eeded to Bermuda,' to take 01
Vegt`r,

13

HAGUE, Aup. i I.—There is no news in The
?aril Papers of the 7th. The Moniteur contains the
plan, according to which the festival of the 15th is
tot be celebrated. On that day the cetebrated=rope-
dancer, SIGNOR FURIOSO, is, to. walk 'alongia rope
extended across the Seine, from the Pont-Neuf to
the •Pont-Royal.--”The-letters from Hamburgh, and
other places in Germany, are destitute of intelli-
gence. The French 5 per cent. consols. were on
the 6th at-84 francs, 50 centimes.

BA.YONNR, JULY 24.-.=-Ev'erY thing here is as-
suming a warlike appearance. We expect .French
troops, to form an army of 40,600 men, which, it is
said, are destined f9r Portugal, to shut the ports of
that country against England. (Front the Hague.
Royal. Courant)
3.—Letters from Hamburgh •• state,
that a Russian sqpadron is to join the Danis,ll fleet,
in order to shut the Sound against. the English.
also sail, that for the same purpose a corps of French
troops is to proceed to Deumdrk; -to -aa in •concert
with that Court.
The Cardinal of YORK bequeathed, a short time
before his death, to the King Of SARDINIA, all his
jewel 4, worth about four millions of francs, and bib'
title and claim to the Crown of Great Rritain... _

On the ed the Diplomatic Body repaired to the
Palace: of St. Cloud, and were condu6ted into the pre-
senceof the Emperor and King by the Masters of the
Ceremonies and their Assistant 4, and introduced by
the Grand Master, At this audience were present
the Austrian, Portuguese, Sptmish,and 'Wirtemburgh
Ambassadors, who severally presented several per-
sons of distinction of their respective nations,—
After the audience, the Institute in a body were
troduced to his Majesty. M. B4ssaa, President of
that Body, addressed his -.Majesty. The Emperor
received the homage of the several Members of the
Instiolte with:kindness, and conversed with them 0
long time.
Xhe King of liot.r.A.Nn is now at Tarascon, and
drinks the waters of Ussat. He is much better. The
(Aneen is,at Cauterets, where she drinks the waters
.that place. The Prince .01 131314VET0, and
the Secretary, MAR ET, arrived hereon the Ist. •
Among the feats to be performed on The 1.5t1t
instant, 'in celebration of
,his Majesty's :Birth,c4ty,
M. FURIOSO ,will walk from the Pont Neuf tojhe.
Pont Royal upon a cord extended along. the middle of
the Seine, from
.one bridge to the other. .
.PARts, -Ann. Deputation fro:n the senate,
-with the President ,LACEPEDE at tlic'ir head, ,and
Pra:tori,
.with the MarsitalDuke ofDAT-
vio,: and Al. CLEMPIT I),E rqs, went yesterday, to
St. Cloud, to congratulate the King of Westphalia.
A breputation from- the Tribunate was also.atitnitted
to ttlit audienee of his Majesty.;
The 'Mani:cur of this day contains the English
news up to the e 24, accompanied by some observa,:
lions in the fortn. of Notes ; for instance, re-
speel to the communication oldie Treaty concluded
between 'England and Prussia, on the 28th of Janu-
ary, it is said ' ' •
" The Ratifications of this Treaty will never be
exchanged.- Prussia not only shuts her ports agaitist
Englands but declares war against her."
Respeeting the King's Message, announcing', the
Subsidiary Treaty .withSweden,thertloniteurese\RlV, ,
" -Brave, but unfortunate Swedes, how, many troubles
will this gold. occasion you. Oh 1 if England was
to remunerate you to the full worth.Of the loss your
trade mpst sustain—for the disgrac.e that your ho-
nour must suffer—for the glooci it has, and 'will still
cost you! ! ! Still, however, you feel these evils ;,
and the loss of all your privileges, your Constitution,
is 'bat you, will yet lament ; .subjeCted, as you are,
to the senseless whimsicalities of a weak Prince,
without defence, and 'ivithont the means of causing
your voice to be heard !"
Lastly, on the communication to the House of
Commons, that though) the S. tibsi !nary Treaty witli
Prussia_could not be 'carried into execution, it Nas
, •
necessary that a sum of 30u,00ut. sterling ,hclulu be
granted to His Majesty, the Moniteur obieries
" The 300,0001. granted to prnsSia, was intended
to excite an insurreetion in Silisia, and v.) hi ing
Blucher's Corps into the field 4t-itit3. 'These Pre.-
tenoes, among others, have served as means to al('
.Agents of England, for appropriating three-fourth*
of this ill-raised 'treasure to their own profit."