The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-21 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 19.—Passed down Channel
his Majesty's ship Africmine, of 3.6 guns, Captain
RAGGETT ; she has on board Mr. JACKSON, the Bri-
tish Envoy to America.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Narcissus, of 36 guns,
Captain MALCOLM, from the West Indies; she
brought over from thence, Generals MAITLAND and
MONTGOMERY.

Arrived the American Brig Esdra and Daniel,
HALL, Master, from New York, bound to Bilbao,
laden with rice, logwood, sugar, coffee, and cocoa,
detained by his Majesty's ship Arethusa, of 36 guns,
Captain MENDS ; the Brig Flora, FURSE, from Li-
verpool ; Mug, BISSETT, from London ; the Jo.
seph and Mary, MAY, from Swansea.
Arrived the Orestes, of 18 guns, with a new
sloop of war in tow, from Dartmouth, to be cop.
pered and rigged ; this is the vessel Which was off
this port yesterday. Also arrived the, Harlequin
hired armed ship, from a cruize.

YARMOUTH, Juror 20.--Arrived the Princess Au-
gusta cutter from Heligoland, and landed an Au,
strian Messenger, and the Urgent gun-brig, with
Dispatches and Letters from the Baltic Fleet; re,
maining in the Roads with the Roebuck, Vice-Ad;
miral DOUGLAS, the Havoc and Exertion gun-brigs.
By an order of the Board of Admiralty, the new
jetty, which was re-built last year, is to be carried
one quarter its length more into the sea, the end to
form a T, with a commodious landing on each side,
and to be completed as soon as possible.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 20.—The transports lately
arrived here from Cadiz are ordered to the Downs.
The Expedition remains.

DEAL, JCLY 20.—Arrived the Orris, WOODS,
from New York, and sailed for the River.

SHEERNESS, JULY -28.—This morning, at four
o'clock, the lkspeslition :sailed with the following
ships, viz.
Namur, Courageux, Isis, Princess of Orange, Adamant,
Leyden, Ulysses, Trompeuse, Sabrina, Reindeer, Raleigh,
Fly, Cordelia, A ppelles, Gallant, Rebuff, Cracker, Furidus,
Thunderer and diEtna bombs, with eighty-four gun-boats.

The-following we believe to be a correa List of
the Military and Medical Staff of the Expedition :
Lieutiosat.General the Earl of Chatham, Commander in
Chief.
Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Coot; Second in Command.
Lieutenant-Generals the Earl of Rosslyn, Marquis of
Huntley, Grosvenor, Sir lohn Hope, Mackenzie, Fraser,
Lord Paget and Brownrigg.
Major-Generals Linsingen, I. Craham, Earl of Dalhousie,
Dyott, Leith, Pidon, Wm. Stuart, and Sir Win. Erskine.
Brigadier-Generals Harston, Disney, Montresor, Aciusind,
,Sontag, Reitenburgh and Brown.
QUARTER -MASTeIt-GErerEAT:a
Lieutenant-General Brownrigg, Quarter-Master-Cowrie.
Lieutenant-Colonel Birch, Deputy Quarter-Master Ge..-
neral.
A ssistant.Quarter-Masters-General ...-Lieutenant.Colonel
Pierrepoucher, Offiiey, Sir 14. Douglas. and Hon. E. Anon.
Majors—Marlay, Muller, Nisbett, Dickson, Mondemberg,
Hon. J. Blacquier, and Hon. C. Cathcart.
Deputy - Assistant-Quartet-Masters- General Captains
Macklerath, White, Licking, k'ierrepont, Harries, french
and ()wen.
Lieutenant-Colonel A. Dalzei, ludge•AdVocate.
Captain Lee, Provost Marshal.
MEDICAL pEPARTMIINT.:
Inspeaor-General of Hospitals - Webb.
Deputies—Grant, Bernar, Arding.
Physicians—Mawood, Falkner, Knight, • crawfbta, Ban-
croft, Aire.
Staff Surgeons—Doughty, Emery, Crumpe, %rani; In-
glis, Brown, Hosak, Lys, Garden, Adolphus, Irving, Per-
gill, Denicke, Robb, Vassal, Lidderdsle.
Purveyors—R. Stewart, W. lames.
Deputy Purveyors— Usher, Bradford.
A pothecaries—Nurton, Caadington.