The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-02 00:00:00

NAVAL .NIAVS.

PLY:a.outtt, Jura; '3O. ,—Arrived this morning a
very fine Prussian ship, called the Murtha, WAtiri-
Lpso, master,, from Jersey, with a valuable car,
go, consisting of hides (2-1,000), and co lice,
bound to France, detained and sent in Were by
the Goldfinch brig of war. A Prussian galliot,
from 13ourdeaux, under license, with wines for
London. Came down the harbour, and anchored
in Cawsand Ray, after having been refitted, the
Dublin man of war, Capt. ELPILINSrONE.
PORTSMOUTII, JULY I.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship 4lphea, with a convoy from Guernsey ; and
the Intelligent gun-brig from Plymouth ---Sailed
his Majesty's ship Missletoe, with a convoy for
the Downs.—llis Majesty's ships Nymphen, Sea.
horse, &c. with the outward-bound convoys for
Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean, are put
back into Cowes Roads.—llis Majesty's Ship Scor-
pion takes the next convoy` to the Downs.

YtamouTti, JuLY I.—Sailerl yesterday evening
the Rolla, to join Admiral HopE in the Baltic.
Arrived this morning the Blazer from Heligoland.
The outward-bound Baltic convoy from the Nore
passed at the back of the Sandy last evening, with
a strong breeze from the South7west.
DEAL, JULY I.—ln the course of last evening,
and during the night, the Leeward Island fleet,
consisting of about 100 sail, bound to the port
of London, passed through the Downs, with a tine
«•ind, for the

Sailed since my last, the Albion, of 74 guns, for
Portsmouth, and the Russian frigate Vonoto, for
Sheerness. Arrived the Rosario, from Sheerness.
Put back last night the Albion. The Thidger is
this instant getting. under way for the Scheldt'.
HARWICH, Jn I.—The Beaufoy packet, Capt.
/slonats, has just arrived from Heligoland, in
three days—no news. She saw the Desiree fri-
gate, two sloops, of War, and twelve sail of gun-
boats bound to that Island.—Sailed this morning
the Lord Nelson, Captain DEANE, for Gotten-
burgh, and the King George packet for Heligo-
land, bath with mails.—Remain onboard several
transports, the 91st, 734, with, and 25th regi
merits ; the 334 is expected to embark to-morrow•
FALMOUTH, JUNE 29.--Arrived the Silvia cutter
from Cornnna, in 14 days.—Sailed the Prince
Erneit packet, with a mail for Corunna, and the
Rapid schooner own cruize.,

ORAVESEND, JULY 1.---Not a ship of the West
India fleet has got round, nor have we a single
arrival from any quarter to-day.
COVE, JUNE 25.—Yesterday arrived the Earl
Spencer, Lieutenant Bo.ruwEt.r.., after convoying
some transports with INlilitia to England. A large
homeward-honnd West India fleet pa,sed close to
our harbOur the be-ginning- of.last week. Some
of them, with valuable cargoes, have arrived
here. Vessels are dropping in for Lisbon, ;Ike.
and .a convoy is expected to be Appointed in a few
days.

COURT-MAUTIALA General Court-Martial
was held in Lancaster Castle, on the 25th of last
January, and continued, by adjournments, to the
12th of'Fehruary following, for the trial (it Lieu-
tenant and Paymaster COCKBLX., of the Wiltshire
Regiment of Militia, charged with misapplication
and enibezzlement of regimental money. After a
full investigation, the. Court sentenced him to be
dismissed the service, and to forfeit the ar7
rears due to him on account of his pay. The sen-
tence has been confirmed. •

The rage of the Burgher Guard, at Han imrgb?
previous to the submission .of that city, when their
Officers came out. to tell them that they were dis-
sOlsed, exceeded all description. ° They refused to
he diSsolved-erieil oat that. they were betrayed
--:-that'all they wanted was to fight=that they
wopld.rather die than be Frenchmen again. It
is impoSsible to write.or think of these thing/,
without a painful feeliug. The spirit of those .
men was thrown away, but it was most ncsble and
dignified : they had nothing before them but
merciless execution, or death in battle ; and in.
desertion, fatigue, and despair—their only cry was
for a leader. Towards nom( of the day of their
surrender, a sudden blaze was seen near liar
burg. '1 he people caught at the idea that this
was a Russian attack, and all who had -remained
flew to arms. When they found that this last
hope was deceived, they grew tumultuous, wan-
dered iu 'large bands through the streets, and
talked of setting the city' in a blaze. The Cia=
vernment, in actual fear of this violutiec, sent, us
we are told, a request to the Dines to enter
speedily. They came in, were put in possession
of the gates, and before the close of that memor-
able day Hamburgh was a French city.
VaLtixTz NE GREEN , ESq.--Thk respectable and
much esteemed ornament of the British Arts died
at an advanced age on Tuesday last, at Mr. HoL-
Limes, in St. Alban'i-§treet. lie was chiefly dis-
tinguished for his skill as an Engraver in the pro-
vince of Inerzotinto, of which there are many ad-
mirable proofs, particularly from the works of
WRIGHT, of Derby, and the present President of
the Royal Academy. Mr.'GßErtq was long a very
active and useful Member of the Society for the-.
Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, anti Com-
merce. His taste, knowledge, and judgment,
cured hiM the sitnation.of Secretary to the Itritisii
hstitution m Vall-Mall, which does so mach Irti,
nour to its Patrons, and is likely to become so
instrumental to. the ,improvement of British ta-
lents. Mr. was much esteemed In'Privnte
life for his good sense, refined taste, various infor-
anatiOn, and the general respectability of his clra-
'rapt or . _

Dr. BELLEW, the titular Bishop of Killain, was
killed by a fall from his gig on the 17th inst.