The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-02 00:00:00

NAVAL NENV.

cession, from the Wh7 e Horse Tavern, Pimlico,
headed by the Esq Beanies, and followed by
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishops of Salisbury
anti Bristol, Dr. Pearson, the Vice-Chancellor, Sir B. Ham.
Inntut. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Attorney-Ge-
l'eral, Sir William Wynne, Doctors Barnes and Cl'arlt,
Messrs halfe, Gee, and roadiey ; also Dr. Parrs, the
PhysieLn to the y Westminster Hospital, and Mr. Stone, the
Surgeon belonging to the sAne 11.,spital, and a numbers of
others who have been ed.lc ited at that University.

The Address was most graciously received, and the
Deputies bad the honour to 'kiss his _MAJEsIYi
band.

etc MAJESTY afterwards,held a Privy Council, at
which, we understand, Vi count PALmERsTor4 w?s
Sworn in a Member, and took his seat at the itight,
Honourable Board accordingly.
Mr. RyDEIt wa, sworn in SQcrelary of State for
the —Home Department.
His MAJESTY gave private audiences to Mr. PER-
CEITAL, the rest or the Cabinet Ministers present,
and bir DAVID DUZ,IDA. •

Pz,Yriount, Ocr. 31.—Came doivn the harbour,
anchored in the Sound, his Majesty's ship
Niemen, of 38 guns, Captain Sir MICHAEL SEY-
MoUR ; she is a very fine frigate, and was captured.
after an obstinate resistance, by her present Com-
mander.

Yesterday, about one o'clock, the Lord Mayor
proceeded in State from Guildhall, attended by the
Lord Mayor Eled, the Aid rmenSir W. Curtis, Sir
John Earner, Sir Charles Price, Sir James Shaw,
Sir William Leighton, J. J. Smith, Hunter, Scholey,
Dorn•ille, Birch, C; Smith, and Plower, Sheriffs
Wood and Atkins, ►he Recorder, City Officers, and
a great number of Commoners, to St. James's, where
they presented the following Address of Cungratula-
tion to his Majesty.

. To the KING'S Most excellent Majesty.
he humble and dutiful Address of the Lord Mayor,
Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, in
Common Council assembled.
" Most C racious Sovereign,
" We, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Comntons of the
city of London, in Common Council assembled, approach
your Majesty's Sacred Person, with our must lively and till.
feigned congratulations on the recent Anniversary of your
Majesty's Accession to the Throne of these Realms. With
joy and gladness we hailed the day on which your klajesty
entered into the Fiftieth Year of your Majesty's Reign," not
only over the persons, but in the hearts of your Nlijesty's
subjeels..

Arrived the schooner Eleanor, of this port, PE-
TER MASTERS, Master, from Malaa, laden with

fruit, bound to this Port for orders the Harlequin
hired armed ship from the Downs.
Sailed the Eclipse sloop of war, and Lord Coch.

rane hired armed brig to the westward.
Came down the Harbour, and anchored in the
Sound, •his Majesty's ship Armide.
Arrived the Mars, HARVEY, from Liverpool ; and
the Bristol Packet, HARRi:S, from Bristol.

When it pleased the Almighty Ruler of Princes to place
the ,:eprre in your Majesty's hands, the brave, free, and loyal
people whom your Majesty was ordained to govern, received
with pleasure your Nlajesty's first declaration to the great
Council of the Nation, that, born and educated a Briton, the
peculiar happiness of your Majesty's life would ever consist
in promoting the welfare of your people, and your Majesty's
resolution to maintain our most excellent Constitution both
itt Chinch and State, with an assurance tha't the civil' and' re-
lig,P,s rights of the subject were equally dear to your Ma-
jesty with the most valuable prerogatives of the Crown.
",\Ve experience and acknowledge the blessings of this se-
curity to our religion and laws, and that great charter of li-
berties,which in virtue of the glorious Revolution, your Ma-
jesty's illustrious House was chosen to defend. Through
the lapse of nearly halt a century your Majesty has proved
yourself on every occasion unwearied in the maintenance
and practice of all the principles so graciously pledged.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 30.—Arrived this day the brig
Caledonia, HUTCHINSON, Master, from Oporto,
bound to Leith, with wine, &c. out ten days; on
Thursday morning last tell in with a ganiot from
Cork, bound to Lisbon, and which had been cap-
tured by a French privateer two days after she left
Cork ; also arrived the Rollo transport, - MAY,
Master, from Lisbon, with 64 Briti,h soldiers on
board, from the British army in Portugal, 520 days
out; the Speedwell sloop, PARSONS, from Malaga,
bound to London, with fruit, 26 days out; the ship
Mary Ann, JONGE, Master ; and the ship Bellona,
from Malta, for London, with tallow and barilla, 42

days out.
Put back this day, his Majesty's ship Narcissus,
Capt. MALCOLM, haviug sailed this morning, in
pursuit of a cutter (brig privateer) supposed to be a

French privateer.
ISailed this day, the following packets, with mails,
! viz. Queen charlotte, MUDGE, for ; Marl-
borough, Emir., fOr Lisbon; and Townsend, W Es-
TERN, for the Leeward
His Mdiesty'ii brig Swallow,jB guns, arrived yes-
terday to give instruttions to the vessels bound tor
the Mediterranean.

GREENOCK, OCT. 30.—The Jason, STEWART, of
this port, is entirely lost upon the island of Orchilla—
the crew saved. Ttie following particulars upon the
subject, are extra&ed from a letter by the Mate un-
der:tiatte Curagoa, 3 tst of August, 1809, to his wife
in this town, received on Saturday last :—" I am sorry
to infortr. you of our misfortune of being cast away,
upon the 17th inst. upon the island of HorchtllJ,
upon our passage down from Trinidad to ttlis place.
We were upon the island ten days, saving what we
could of the cargo, and got it brought to this place by
two vessels that, by good luck, came to the 'lsland
to catch turtle. It was a desert islhnd ; we, might
have remained till next year, had it not been for
these vessels. There were no lives lost, but we ran

" It is a proud subjed for your Majesty's faithful Citi.
tens of London to record, that in the midst of all our unex-
ampled struggles, your Majesty is enabled to say now, as at
the commencement of your Majesty's reign, that your Ma-
jesty can see with joy of heart the commerce of these King-
dxs, that great source of our riches, and fixed objed of your
Majesty's never-failing care and protection, flourishing to an
extent unknown in any former war.
" Deeply impressed with gratitude to Almighty Got, for
the innumerable blessings he bath been pleased to pour down
upon this hi,zhly favoured nation; and more particularly for
his wonderful and gre t gooch'ess, in having continued his
Divine firwe:tion to your Majesty until this joyful period, r we struck upon the
we your Majesty's failiful Citizens of London, have im- a great deal of danger. Atte
plored Heave.i to continue that same providential care and ground, the sea washed over us, and the ship got
proteaioil to , our M ,jesty for many years yet to come. . full of water. We ,A ere obliged to cut away the
" B:dieve, Sire, that it is the warmest wish, and most fer- :
masts to save the ship
vent prayer of :our Majesty's Citizens of London. that Fro. from going
remained
got ashore at eight o'clock at . night, and
to pieces. We
vidence may long continue to this nation so distinguishing a
Mark of Divine favour, and that in the fullness of time, when on board till day-light, when we got on shore with
Your Majesty shalt be called from your earthly to a celestial difficulty."
troWn the ►nem r a. d example ‘f so .
m , i oy .1 0 b.-loved a Sovereign The Hussaren, MTARLANE, from St. Thomas, for
may secure to a grateful people the imitation of your Majes-
Clyde, was drove into Halifax 6th ult. with the loss
tY's virtues in the successors of your Royal House, •till time-
,
shall be no more. 1 of inizeta mast, and - otherwise much damaged in
'
" Signed, by Order of the Court, , 1
" HENRYWOoDTHORPE." I a severe gale of wind on the Bth2 of August, in lat.
T 37. lung. 63.o which his MAJESTY was pleased to return
the following most gracious answer :
Arrived on Friday, the Mars, MOTHERWELL,
- - '
" I thank you for this testimony of your zeal and.affedion
for me and my Government. It has ever been my anxious
care to maintain the rights and privileges of every class of my
Isubivas, and it is a great satisfadion to me to retied, that in
the midst of all our unexampled snuggles, and notwith-
standing the duration of the wars in which, for the safety
of. Illy People, t have been engaged, the commerce and ma.
nufaelures of my City of London have been carried to an ex-
tent unknown at any former period."

from Miramichi, in 29 days. The Captain contradiOts
the report of a French frigate having been seen
cruizing off the coast of Nova Scotia, and Gulph of
St. Lawrence.

According to private letters from Portugal, Lord
WELLINGTON has established magazines at Al-
meida, with a view of oppoiing the enemy, in case
he should make an attack on Cuidad Rodrigo,
'which-he was still expe&ed to do. Sir Itoinintr
WILSON had charge of the flying bridge at Villa
Velha, and,occupied the frontier north of the Tagus.
The Duke del PARQUE was near Ciudad Rodrigo,
'waiting for reinforcements.
A Letter from Portsmouth contains the follow-
lug paragraph ::---An extraordinary arrival came
here in the Frederickstein from the Mediterranear! ;
no tnetner person than MAHOMED MOZEY 'KHAN;
an Indian Prince,
domi-
nions by a powerfwho being driven from lAtsul adversary, travelled overland to
the Emperor of MOROCCO, and carne to England in
the above named frigate,
The late Rev. Mr. Glasse was in possession (in-
cluding the reetory of Hanwell) of upwards of 40001.
per annum. He was a Gentleman of considerable
natural and acquired talents.
Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be-
fore the Right Hon, Sir JAMES MANSFIELD, Knt.
Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Corn-
n-lon Pleas, at Westminster, in and after Michaelnfas
Term, 1809 :

DEAL, Nov. I.—The Daphne frigate arrived here
this morning from Flushing, and brought over Lieu-
tenant-General Sir EYRE COOTE, who was landed
here from her under a salute.

Sailed the Goshawk sloop of war, for Plymouth.

ISLANDS OF SCILLY, OCT. 25.--Came in, the
brig Commerce, of Portsmouth, GEORGE RAND,
Master, from Gibr4ltar, with brandy, wine, and
sundry articles, bound to London ; out 30 days, all
well, now under quarantine.
Arrived from a cruize, tbe Dolphin Custom-house
Cutter, Capt. JOHNS, and Hero Privateer.

Came in, the Rosetta, TRBWAVAS, to load pota-

Wei coastways.

It is' much to be feared that some. accident has
happened to ELIAS CARTER, Light-keeper at St.
Agnes, Scilly, as he has been missing from his
house and duty since Sunday night last.

OCT. 26.—Near 40 sail of transports, with sick
and wounded soldiers, are now coming into harbour
from Lisbon, under convoy of his Majesty's gun-
brig CoVia.

for the floc!', ald his Majesty's ship Danti'f.nta'rk ; she
has the Venerable In tow, who has been ba sh6re,
and neatly lo .t at Viushing.
Passed by up tho River Thames his Mojeily's store-
shi her °pis.
e‘Jiivt d the Indignant and Starling &,un-brigs
froai a tauize,

SH-ESRNESS, Nov. I.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Freya, and Cracker gun-brig for the Downs ; and
F'andora with a convoy for Heligoland.
Arrived the Manly gun-brig from Flushing; the
Tower Tender, with. volunteers and impressed tnett