The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

• PLYMOUTH, JUNE 2.—Arrived the Ifialber Sloop
of War, Captain HILL, from ifalmouth ; arid the
Danish Brig Fraw Hillegolda KoOSi'R, from
Tonningen, bound to Lisbon, laden with linen and
glass : she was detained and sent into_ the Downs by
the Blazer Gun-brig, fror4 which place, she was
driven on the 30th ult. in a heavy gale of wind at
N. E. having broken her windlass, :and received
other damage.
ArriVed. the Berry, Siock, froni Dublin:, with
provisions, &c.

PORTSMOUTH, VINE„ 3.—Sailed the. 1149ntague,
of 74 guns, bearing the flag of Itear74dOliral MAR-
TIN, Capt. OTWAY; and the Excetient, of 74 \guns,
Capt..WEST, for the Mediterranean ; the Linnet
'and Ileart.zi Gun7vessels, each on a cruize.

The John, MuNDAY,Master, .f and from this
port, to Monte Video, is arrived at that place.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 3.—Yesterday his Majesty's
Ship Stately was paid wages up to,six,mouths, and
sailed for Yarmour h.

Came down the River, after ;transporting men to
Long Reach, to bring down the Valiant, of 74 guns;
his Majesty's Brig Rifleman. .
Arrived.a Tender from the River, with Impressed
Men and Volunteers tbr the Fleet.

Arrived His Majesty's Sloop Orestes, of 18 gians
Capt. J. L. LAPON ETIERE, and can into the Little
more to refit.

The lkinchelsea. continues the signal 1 for- COnvoy
to the Baltic, which is expeded to sail to-morrow.

DEAL, ..;t3NE.3.—Yesterday evening sailed 66
Devastation Bomb for Sheernesi;' also this day the
Campbell, M'CAITLY, for 'Monte .Video;
.and the
• Albatross for Lisbon.

Arrived this morning the Fury Bomb; with the
ilfedea, Rover, Juno, Venus, and Ann Transports
under convoy, from Portsmouth. Also arrived the
Pelter Gun-lbrig from Dublin, with a COnvOy, which
are sailed for the River.

. The ,Ellen, WATSON, Jannet, CALDER, Surrey,
BLACK, Ann, IRISH, Gallant Schemer, DONOVAN,
John, MONDAY, Prince 9 1,%a4,-,,5, BAILEY, • Tagus,
CONNOLLY, Three Brothers, PA RRYS, • ;Namur,
THONIPSON, Fox, COCKERILL„and the Prince,tuum,
FRAZER,: froin London ; Clarkson, STEVENSON-, from
Hull ; Queen Charlotte, ANDB.Ews, from the Cape
of Good Hope ; Favourite,cLtyELAD, from Guern-
sey ; Ocean, GRAuPOT,D, -from :Liverpool ; 'Nancy,
-, and the Rosina, PEARLY, ii(4ll rdialOtlih, are
arrived at Video.

Saturday next will be taken into dock at
wich; the Elizabeth, of laiery launched
from Mr. PER Rt's Yard at Blackwall, to be coptered.
She is one of the finest Ships of 'her class, ancti
built on an entirely new construaion, without kneeS.,
on a plan approved of by the Navy
.and AkiOrally
Boaids, and is highly spoken of by professional men,
as being much lighter and stronger, and occupying
lds room thati the usual mode of ship-building.
Yesterday a.Court of Direaors was :held at the
East India House, when the following Ships were
taken up, viz. Sarah Christiana, Tigris, 'Ann; Glory,
Sir Palteney, -.Northam ptOn, piana, and
Union. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-
morrow.

The Eagle, WILLIAMS, from the Cape:, of Good
Hope, went into Buenos Ayres, and is' seized there.
The korthamberland Transp_Ort„ froni Cork,
struck on the Rundle Stone, on Saturday last, and
sunk. The troops and crew were saved.

The Gazette De Varsovie, up to the t.Sth of May,
Contains nothing bUt the uninteresting details of the
militaryoperaiions in Poland ; .in the relation of
which, the same* sounding words are employed
which are used in conveying the most important in-
forMation. Voluminous extra&s are given from the'
oration of 4WoßoilicA, Canon of. Warsaw, made
on the 3d_ of May, 1791., - The orator' labours to
establish two points ; to spew that the present-war
s a so, t of a continuation of the ancient conflict for
the ancient freedom of the Poles against' the-Russians
land Prussians ; and-that
,BONAPAKTE is the chosen
Mail' of God for delivering the world from bondage.
The servility of the adulation poured forth borders
.on blasphemy.' We never were,,nor never eau be,
vindicators of the division of Poland ; yet we cannot
deny the fad, ascertained. beyond all doubt, 'that the
:mischief:of this event _has been''felt every. 'where
rather than in Poland itself. ,Public.jnstice,-and the
respeft due to independent States, received a mortal
wound.; and. by weakening the public estimation
of Princes and Courts, a plausibility wits given 'to the.
declamations :61 the French Revolutionists :raid thus
the punishment has fallen upon the headS of 'the;
adors. But, at the same time, we are persuaded'
that the rnws of the people of Poland hate gained
by the change. The oppressive rights of the Nobdity
over the peasantry were destroyed,; and the :liberty
of the people was maintained by the subjugation of
the aristocracy. This is, unquestionably, the rea-
son why BONAPARTE has hitherto succeeded so ill
(in spite of all his high sounding itwitutions _and.
appointments) in rousing the Poles to fight, his
battles.

On Tuesday the Marquis of STAFFORD and Eimilv
.
left town tin Woolmers. Ytsterdarthe Pia sure Gal-
lery of tneNolile Marquis vas a most trow,decl fa-
shionablie lounge. The days as- Sb extremely line,
and the scene. was so inviting, that Many 'More ap- •
plied Ica. tickets than could possibly
Th:! Daehess of BuccLEtion, the Earl' of Ortrolin,
LOJllleStieti Of TANKERVILLS, CHATH Ar.l, and 110,4:-
BERK ; LOF:1 CR ANLKY ; ' Ladies IkEiattiftsr, EL-
TON, and 13. COWITENEV , the Bishop of ;
BowEtis, and several others, werea:-.uougA
the numerous party.

, 2 EIV PARLIAMEAT.