The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-30 00:00:00

NAVAL NEW.

PLYMOUTH, JUNR 28.—Arrived the Hamburgh
ship Krone, E. J. BRNDYR Master, from St. Mary's,
laden with timber, bound to this port for orders;
aid the Joseph, Fisu, from Sunderland.

Sailed the Pallas, of 36 guns, Hon. Captain
SEYMOUR Peacock, of 18 guns, Capt. PEAKS ; and
the Thais, of is guns, Capt. FEnamas, for Ports-
mouth; also a convoy, consisting of about VO sail,
to the eastward.

DEAL, JUNE rr i ved his Majesty's ships
Rinaldo, Peruvian, Oberon, and Engle, from POrts;•

mouth.

Sailed his Majesty's ships Raven apd Venerable, to
Portsmouth ; and the Thrasher, with the concord,
NicnoLs, and Eleanor, JACKSON, 'for Lisbon ; the
Thomas, iLtnalsoN, for Gibraltar ;, illdborough,
TitomPsoN, and Brown, GRAY, for Halifax.
The Edgar is bound for the Baltic.
Ail his Majesty's small cruisers are ordered in for
the Expedition, which, it is surmised, is intended for
Boulogne or FlUshing.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 29.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Centaur and Igirspite, for the eastward.; Re-
venge, Eagle, Hero, and Statira, froM Plymouth.
Sailed hip Majesty's ships Christian the Mai
and tVirspite, for Qtr Cherburg, and. Pht:eitix,"
PI) mouth.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 2g.—Went out of harbour his
Majesty's ship Euryulus, the Hun. G. H. L. DUN-
DAB, Captain.

HALF FASTFIVE.—SaiIed his Majesty's ships 11-a-
-nvil's and Agressor, with the B'ltic culivoy. . There
being but little wind, the convoy have not .41 passed
the Nom, therefore do not expect to get get away
before the morning.

LEITH-, JUNE Q7.—Arrived the Loven, STEWART,
of and from Arunnahl, prize to the Talbot >loop of

war.

The privateer Liwen, prize to the Talbot, which,
arrived on Sunday' last, was taken oil Arundahl, in
Norway, having been only four houri out : two'
Danes were left on board he prize; an Officer and two
men were put on board front the Talbot to navigate
her. A few days after parting company, the: two pri-
soners made an ineffectual attempt tO retake .he ves-
sel.—The.prize-master being below, and one of the
sailors at, the held), whilst the Other-was on *the
.forecastle taking the sun's altitude aDane.
lin,aititsititier ono in over oar t e man at
the helm itnmodiately ran forward and made a blow
at him with a • billet of wood, which the prisoner
avoided, and Made a stroke at the sailor with a
• hatchet; which severely ‘yeunded him orkthe.shoulder.
The Prize-waster hearing the-noise came on deck ;
seeing one of hisicompanious in .the water, and the
other struggling with the two Danes, who were at-
tempting to throw him overboard alio, sprung for-
ward, and made so good a use of a large piece of
wood, that the prisoners were soon forced to surren-
4Wr, and properly secured. The man thrown over-
board being an excellent swimmer, was picked up
without sustaining any material injury. •
On Sunday forenoon a boat, belonging to the Ma
sloop of war was upset when going to the roads, by
carrying a press
.ot sail, and the cockswain, JOkiti
STOOP, unfortunately drowned. By the timely ex-,
ertions of some of the Newhaven fi,hermen, the
rest of the crew; consisting of three men, were res-
cued from their dangerous hi:II:Ilion.

CORK, JUNE 23.—Tbe troops composing the
force under the command of Del.ijur General Ltour.
BURNS were all embarked yesterday : and the har-
bour of Cave during the •whole of the day was a
scene of shouting and acclamation, an auspicious
augury of the future conduit of this fine body of
men. The lirginie Frigate,. Caplaio BRACE, takes
charge of the Expedition to its destination, which
we have reason to think is Portugal. We have' every.
...approbation to bestow on the celerity with Which
this armament was collehed at the points of embark-
'.ation and 'received. into the Tran;porti, and the
promptitude with which the naval department of it
is regulated by Captain BliAcs. The troops were
Scarcely on board_yesterday, when this active Officer
had the signal for sailing hoisted, and this morning,
• at an early hour, the signal was made for getting un-
der weigh—and was immediately obeyed by all the
Transports in the fleet. The entire were proceeding
to sea at an early period of the day.
The Resolute Gun:brig :railed for Portsmouth
yesterday evening, with a tew Merchant Vessels un—
der convoy.