The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-03 00:00:00

List of the Wounded

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Bally, but rot dangerous—Lieut. Eastman Mr. Elder,
CheeSirian, Thomas Robinson, Daniel Ga!lap,
James lohn-stgoe„ liugh Ross, William Robson, Oliver
aiter, and Charles Gerrard.
Dangerously —WM: Bell; James Fraser; and James haling.
Slightlyz-Mr,—PattOn, 'Ralph Gregory, Thornai Wright,
Tlionias 'Gilmer, and 'oho Salkirk.
To the Right Hort. Lord Keith,'&c.

PLYMOUTH, Juriit t.--Sailed the Pallas, Frigate
ortja•Cruize to.,t.he Westward ; and Dispatch Sloop
of Waj for the Channel Fleet.

.'die' Santa Margarita Frigate went out of Hare
hour this morning, and anchored in the Sound.

The Hibernia, of 10 guns, will sail to-morrow
to join the ChannelTleet.

PoRTSMOUTIT, JUNE 2.—Arrived the Diomede, of
50 guns, Capt. DOWNMAN, from Monte Video, but
last from Cork. , .

Sailed the adders Sloop of War, Capt. INNTs,
for the Downs,. with a Convoy of 14 or 15 Sail for
London and to the Eastward.

Dropped down to St. Helen's the Excellent, of 74
guns, Capt Wts-r.

Went out of the Harbour the Tweed, new Sloop
of War,: aying been fitted out at this Port.
The qt, illbares, of 64 guns, this day hoisted the
Signal for Convoy to the East Indies.

A similar Procession to the. one on the 2gth of
May, 'which was observed here on account of the
return of Messrs. CHUTE and AlumfAir toParlia-
ment, for the County of Hants, was this afternoon
'alsb.observed at Gosport. The party or friends which
sat down to dinner with the Members exceeded two
hundred.

• POOLE, .luxE .2.-L-On Saturday last we had one or.
the heaviest galeS Of wind at N.E. that has ever been
known at this season; we'are -afraid that the rnis-
:hiefit-has done is considerable : round this neigh-
bOnthootilliev trees are nearly stripped of their foil:.
age.. 'The'feathered race did not escape the ravages
it made\A.ler'ever 'it dire6ted its course; threescore
young cranes were taken up the next morning, all
dead, having been blown out of their nests, on
Brawnsen Island, 'the seat of C. STURT, Esq. We
hope the Shipping on the Coast of France at that
time are all safe ; they must have been in a dan-
gerous situation.

• SHEERNESS, JUNE I.—Went into Harbour to be
paid off His Majesty's Sloop Diligence, of 1G guns,
Capt. T. H. TIDY ; in consequence of which the
If iric4lseti has made signal for convoy to the Baltic.
Sailed from the Little and anchored at the Great
Nore, His Majesty's Ship Stately, of 64 guns, Capt.
PARKER.

Arrived His Majesty's Ship L'Anzalle, of 30
guns, Capt. C. UPTON.

Dropped down to the Great Nore His Majesty's
Ship Cruizer.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Stately.

DEAL; jthit Majesty's Ships
itfusguito and Furious from a cruize; also the Pore
tuguese Brig Aurora (laden with cocoa and coffee),
from Lisbon, for Rotterdam, detained by His M 4
jesty's Ship :Challenger, and remain in the Down;
with .the Ships as per list.

. Arrived and sailed for the River the independence,"
Qt.:Eat:Wit, from New-York, in six weeks, passage.

• D.IS;RIBUTION Or PRIZE. MQNEY.

the.Plficers and Company of his Majesty's Ship
Apmernnon, the specie captured oz board the Spanish Ships
Cota-and Cleopatra,- on the 23d and 28th December, 1804,
vn board' the said ship,; at Yarmouth, on the 6th inst. and
on the t3tli, at No. tl,Cecil-Strcet, Strand; and every stic•
Geetfmg day ro.r, three
,years, at the saute place.

When the- DiOne* left Monte Video it was not
intended to attempt Buenos Ayres until the Army
was reinforced. Sir SAMUEL ACtimuTy has taken
the bestmeasures both for his own security a:)cl to
prevent the country from giVing efficient succour to
Btietios Ayres;-, Whenever that place should be at-
:- ta6ked..'.‘ A Frigate; with the 9th Dragoons, part of
' Gen. CRAUFU R Expedition,' had arrived at Monter
Video She.sailed again to joih the Expedition.
ACcMing- to letters from one ofour Men of War
off .CR(fri,- dated May 12, the Squadron was very
'-he'althY,'.ati'd consisted of the Ocean, Queen, Fornzi-
.. dalle.,Vcilt,a, Illustrious, Atlas, Saturn, Zealous,
`lTrritle, Courage-aux, and Euryalus Frigate. The
Glory, of 98 guns, and Chigonne Frigate, lay at
"Gibraltar.. Several neutral, and some very rich Spa-
, nish Ships, lately got into Cadiz, and one small Brig
into Algesiras with 150,000 dollars on board.

The &mild Frigate, recently launched at South-
ampton, is to be fitted for, i►nmediate service at
Portsmouth.

The Undaunted Frigate, building at Woolwich, is
to be launched the •latter end of the present month.
•

Tw.o Men of War are ordered to be fitted out im-
mediately for the-East,lndies ; the command to be
given to Admiral TAYLOR. •

Mr, HORNE TOOKE, in ,his last Pamphlet, from
which 'an' Extraa will be found in another part of
this Paper, seems to have had two purposes in view
one is obviously to break the force of the blow
which Mr. PAIILL is understood to be preparing
against him ; but the other, though not equally ob-
vious to people in general,-is-not less clear to those
who understand Mr. HORNE TOOKE'S true charac-
ter. The second objet which Mr. H6RNE TOOKE . '
probably has, in view is, to provOke Mr. PAULI, to
expose and. disgrace the character of Sir FRANCIS
BURDETT. ' Ii may seem strange and incredible
that Mr. HORNE.TOOKE should have such a design,
considering the very
,friendly terLos upon which.he
lives with Sir,' FRANCIS; but he, has certainly no
higher 'gratification than in -degrading people E-0 3
level with himself, if that indeed be possible in'the
present state of his reputation.:'
The wind was so violent on Friday night, that
many of the-beautiful trees at Dulwich were blown•
whicH7tuisfOrtuue, it is supposed, will 1)(-;
very injurious to the College Estate.

.NEW PARLI.4,IIEA T.

MEMBERS ELECTED.
AXSTRIYTHER, john A.nstruther, Bart.,
)3ußGii or.l3eavtiZ,Mrnes Farquhar, Esq •

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YORK Co64TY—State of the Poll. •
Win. Wilberforce, Esq. 10,511
' Hon. Henry Lascelles - gsod
Lord Milton - - -

IRISH ELECTIONS.

WE gave on Monday a general view of the re-
turns for the Irish Counties, and the Cities of Dub-
lin, Cork; and Derry.—These; which constitute the
great mass of popular representation in Ireland, are
decidedly infavour of the present Ministry; even by
Pressing into their ranks men who have either never;
or only incidentally,voted with them--" the • Talents"`
are able; but to reckon upon thirty of this nnmber,
and upon a division, will feel a deficiency of at least
half their calculation—few of the Irish Boroughsaie
fricircumstances likely to produce a contest; but in
those which have been contestod the predominance
of the real friends of the Constitution has been fully
tOanifested : these have been.=
DoWflrialitbx, in which Mr. IttrrnvEN, the
Pieiegi 04 Lady DowNsitlßE, and a supporter of the
late 'Go'veiiunent, has been thrown out by Mr.
CRoKEity yOung Barrister of distinguished talents,
Ivbo has secured his Elealion by avowing principles,
direclly opposite to those of. Mr. RtititvEN.
DAOGElEpA—Colciii`el FUME, the son of the
rish Chancellor ofth'i exchequer, In spite of the
most violent efforts of the liOinish Friars (who have
'established a monastery in ti a't town, in dire& defi-
ance of the laws of the land), ha's defeated the late
`Member, Mr: M'OGLE.
UNIVERSITY Or Dunrx—Mr. J. L. OSTER) a
iteitiew of the Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ire-
land; hat succeeded, upon Protestant principleS,
'against the late Member, whose condua on the Ro-
tnan 'Catholic question was more than equivocal.

LtiOSICK Colonel VERE,KER, the hero
of Colaany, ha's overpowered every effort of a 139-
'than Catholic fataititi to strike hiui from the reprc-