The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-07 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

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PLYIOUTII, MAY rrived this, evening the
Penelope Frigate, of 38 guns, from the Channel
`ind the Hamburg! Galliot. Twee Gesusters,
JUlaiilN, laden with cvitie, fruit, &c. from Oporto,
bound to Tonninten, detained by the Busy Pri-
''vateer.

Arrived the Mutine SlOop.of.War froth a -ciltize
to the Westward.

Poxismoorn, MAY 6.—Arriyed the .Diamond
Frigate, Capt. ARGLES, from a Cruize off nacre.
Lord GAIIII. NER, in the Diana Frigate, is ex-
pe6ted here hourly from Ireland.-

SITEEitNESS, MAY '6.--Arrived this day is Ma.-
:je.sty'S, Sloop of War Sw ft, £apt. Witionr, from
TOnningen .; brought no Convoy ; also, His Ma-
jesty's, Gun-brig Minx.? froen Deal.

14;LSIOUTII, MAY 4.—Sailed His Majesty's Brig
Leveret, with a Fleet under convoy, for Portsmouth.

, DaAL, MAY 6. Sailed His Majesty's Ships
Vangniird'fdr Yarenthith, Minx fai-gheerness, Mus-
tiniio;Fedrless, and Pincher on a Cruize..
Arrived His i 3 estylS •ShipS Satellite and Seagull
froth a Crnize, and remain in the Downs, with the
rest of the Ships as per last.

CORK, APRIL 29.—The Ship Rose, of Liverpool,
T. CUBBINS, Master, arrived in our• Harbour this
Morning from JarnaiCa; after a passage of five- weeks
and two days ; she sailed in company with the illarq,
of and for Liverpool, CREWE,; the Diana, ditto.,
"'MANN ; and the Hannah, 'of Liverpool, LIGHTLY,
for Cork and Liverpool, and' parted them on ilici
27th instant ; the Vigilant, of Cork, TANNER, and
the Union, of Cork, WHITE, were taken in, and
lay Close to the Rose ; the Speedwell, RAyNEs, was
also at Kingston ; the Convoy was e:r•tpeEted to sail
about the Ist of May.
Admiral Lord GARDNER takes his passage to join
the Channel Fleet, in the Diana Frigate.
The Louth ,Regiment of are doing gar-
rison duty here.
••

We this day conclude the list of Seamen and Ma-
rines saved from on board of n*:. Al.;esty's Ship:/jux:

T. Clerke, Gab. Wiseman, .Doin. lireenie,.Win.
John Arthur, Gahel Sole}, Roliert Nan Franco,
Wm. RoWland, James Whitting, lames Johnson,
M'Governe, john Morgan, John Curry, David C'lerke, John
Wynow, Wirt. Francis, Geo. Macnamara, - Geo. 'Borne,
Win. Smith (2d), Morgan Roes, Thos. Fry,.(i) Thos. Cath.
man, Isaac Cole, M. Merrijan, Wm. Exie, R. Fitzpatrick,
Wm Godfrey, Win. Rice, Benj. M•Kea, S. Patterson, Geo.
Kidney, Edw. Welficy, Thos. Dimond, Thos. Wilktmon,
Chas. Fareley, John Slater,. Sam. White; Sam. Hasieby,
Rich. Rowe, John Murray, John Antonio, Win. Claghorn,
M. Coyle, Win. Birch, Sarni) Pizley, John Hargrove, Benj..
Woodall; Mich. •Quin .(2d,), John .I%ltEver, James Welsn,
Edward Matthews, William Carson, Richard Farrell... R-
obert Scott, Win. F.riddle, John Seymour, Nicholas Tolley,
Bart, Sumner, William Flandall, .Williain'Trim, William
Johnson, Edw.Groves, Francis Rowley,Comelius O'Bryen,
William Stankey, Daniel Heillow, John Taylor,' Thomas
Plano, Richard Quick, Benjamin Rack, NI chael Salem°,
Louis Richards, Michael Bronar,lonas Davis, John Bow-
ers, Thomas Donnell, John Collin, Philip Perkins,
Thomas.llariis, Ephraim Beck, William Evans, WiLi,int
Lowe, William Sewell, William Wise, John Caserman,
Patrick Kelly, William Moorman, Wild tin Schofield, Wm.
Foresides, John Gaudy, Joseph Malay, Ennis Bastimento ;,
William Bellinan' Serjeantbr the Marines ; Thomas Ellery,
Private, George P.emberton, John Kelly, John Sympson,
Henry, Thoutpsoil. John Berkeley, Thomas Batteridge, John
Smith, Jacob \Tillers, Patrick Ferguson' Richard Newall,
Dennis Kellier. fames Hunter l. John Mir call, Seaman,
David Chitl. Pierre Geroe, John Jameson, Edw. Dugget,
'D. Chdorla, Tho. Welsh, John Kinsalia, Richard Howe,
Patrick King, John Bennett, A leNall ier Cosgrove., Archibald
M‘Lean, James Pearson, Como§ Loney, Robert, Prescot,
Edw. Kelly, Richard Martin. Joseph Mellish, John Brown,
James Face, Charles Phillips; -rho. Williams (irh), Daniel
Moore, Thomas Butler, Michael Beidle, Francis Oliver, John
Kelly, Henry 'Purvis, Donjall M`Dult., • Major M•Caent,
Michael Couch, John Cartwright, norms Little,. Sythe
,Cornbe,' Juan Cieeiro, Joseph Cassia, (oho Hughes, Henry
Palmer, Joim Browne, John Mitchell, Benjamin Phillips,
,William Jones (2d), John Byrnes, Tar.nias Smarr, Robert
Waldron, William Robinson, Guisseppia John.Pret..
tyman, James Cowers, Angus Neil, Gaoriel Spears,-, Arch.
Crail, John Crane, John Pearson, John Edgeliiii, John Moss,
.john Braunton„ Nicholas.- Rollin, IVilliain Morris,
George Brown; Andrew Loope,. Joseph Cilfird, Thomas
Blundle, Anthony Hayward, IVin, Southgate, John Daniels,.
Charles Leek, James M'Carty, John:Band, Trimer,
Richard Perry, l'eter Beck, Philip Conneliy, John Ward
Joseph Barker, joint Coggin, Daniel M'Fariane, Edward
NValstenhohn, Isaac Siintnone. Thomas Daley. Robert
Thistletwood, Wm. Barron,' Benjamin 'Poole. John Celli.
son, John Roberts, Samuel White, Joseph Cooitsey, Limes
Morris, lames Day, Thomzis Ridding, Garrott Vaulewin,
,
James M'Donald,- George Dowley, Wm. Landon, 'Jacob
Faygas, Joseph Daniells, John Payne. Patrick Doyle Jos.
Burns, John Suininas, John Guiza, Wni. ‘Vhithers, James
Denny, Michael Lawless, Privatc Marines ; (ohs
Servant to Capt. Blackwood, Benjamin David.

• HENRY ChItIRCIIII.L, Esq._formerly a Commander
in the India bort:patty's Service, is promoted to the
lucrative offices of Marine Paymaster and Store-
keeper at Calcutta. . . .

, Yesterday evening, about 'Six o'clock, .a Clergy-
man, embarrassed in his 'circumstances, passing
through Feuchurch-street; was' pit-gned by two
Sheriff's officers, named Herring and Leadbeater,
Who endeavoured to arrest him for debt. The Cler-
gyman refused to surrender himself; they persisted
in his arrest.; upon which lie drew a pistol and-shot
one of them, Herring, in the,groin, when be imme-
diately fell. The other knocked the Clergyman
down, disarmed, and secured him. The ‘vounded
officer• wss carried to :the liciuse of Surgeon Hy-
SLOP., who was unfortunately from borne at the time;
but he was laid on a couch, where be remained in
much pain,• until the - Surgeon arrived, when the
wound.:was dressed. •He was -t hen sent to . the
hospital in a fair way-of recovery ; and the Clergy-
man to the Poultry Compter.

Lord DoNoUGUMoRE has communicated to the
Merchants of Waterford, by a letter, dated the 21st
ult. that the mail coach will commence running
on the 511) of•JOly next, between Waterford and
Dublin, .-which wnl run at • the iccelerated rate of
live miles within tire hour (all,itoppages included),
instead of the established rate of tour miles-only--
and must arrive Ott Waterford and Dublin, respec-
tively, in sixteen hours !lulu its dispaLlt at eitherdf

liotAL ifcADEMI.

No. 7;. rtrait of Its Royal H „.iness the Ponce of WRICs
J. Herrsat. • A.

It' is a poet. Complithent to th Artist to sir th.-t
the work before us is the beat likeness, atnort the
invulnerable representations of the Prince of Wales,
that has yet appeared, and in point Of accuracy
we do not conceive that it can be exceeded. The
Artist has riot in any respect drawn w“!: A
tering but with a faithful pencil, and hiS work att.o.-
gether is a grand aid striking Portrait.
Nu. t69.—Portrait
.of the Earl of BucicitigliatAshitt.--ii

W. kiELCHEY, It. A

this is not oily an excellent likeness, but very
capital portrait. It highly finished, without any
aliaternetit of general spirit. The colouring is chaste,
and the whole • has a very animated 'and intelligent