The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-10 00:00:00

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POItTSMOU'itti APRIL .9.--:-ArriV&i yeSiertiv6r his
'Majesty's ship Sieiftsure, and Cilinel StOre-ship,
from
.the WeSt., : sane(frontSt, Thonias's
Wit 27th Vebritary, in coitipny itlt his MajeSs
ty's Ships La Pique and Mitsquiti-i; witlra fleet bf
90 sail, wliieli have arrived iii the Channel; and
Will woe& fOr the different iks. Sailed his
Majesty's - to the Eastward, and a
few ships to Quebee'. Arrived to-day the Liar-
mony, GOoriALL; Henry; Cert., Roxburgh, and
Spectatiii, front the WeSt Indies. The Louisa,
MATTESON,' from Surinam, experienced Several se-
vere gales, and %Vas obliged to -throw her guns
and chain cable overboard to save the ship.—
Sailed his Majestv'i,ship Pilot for the Mediterra-
nean. Also sailed several colliers.—Wind
PLvnourn, APRIL 7.—Came in the Eagle, HIG-
GINS, front Poole for Newfoundland, with loss of
catwater and bowsprit, having been run foul of by
a frigate.—Four Gentlemen (one of them a person
of distinction) arrived yesterday. morning at
Gout-Ws 1-Intel, front- London, -accompanied. by
Colonel JENKINSON, Colonel MONTALEMBERT,,
and Captain WALCOTT. They sailed. the same
evening in the Hyperion, Captain CUMBY, for
Bourdeaux. A Guard of Honour was posted on
the shore, to compliment their departure
The French schooner "L'Ainiable Etherse, from
Bourdeaux,with wine, brandy, and coffee, detained
and sent in here by his Majesty's ship Eridanus,
was released on Thursday, and proceeded for her
destination,---The magazines here are to be com-
pleted to the War ;Establishment. His Majesty's
ships Tiber and. Glasgow are to be fitted with
haste. The Daneniark and Saturn are to be
paid ott.
A Gentleman, just arrived from St. Maloes,
gives an account of an affray h.aving taken place a
tew days since at Grenville, between the
bonites and the BOonapartites. Tile white and
tricoloured flags had been alternately hoisted.
At length the conflict became serious, 33 lives
having been lost, and up vards of 50 wonoded.,
A report reached us, that On Thursday night
last, in consequence of
.a daring_ attempt by the
American prisoners at Dartmoor, who have been
long in a state of impatience, tO effect their es-
cape, the military -there were under the necessity
of firing on them, by which five are said to have
been killed; and 30 wounded. •
1-it wICrt,APRIL 9.—Arrived yesterday the
Auckland packet with a mail from Holland,- and
the Salas and Jane transports from Deptford, and
Crescent transport from Woolwich with stores.—
Arrived to-day the Be..tufoy packet from Cuxha-
ven ; -Lord Nelson packet, from Holland ; New
Union packet, fisnu Hainburgh, -with bullion ;
and Albion packet, from Gotteninirgh. Sailed
the Diana packet-„ with a mail for Holland.
RAMSGATE, APRIL 9.—Al•iived this morning the
Resolution packet, from Ostend, and several
tronspovts, for orders.
DEAL, APRIL 9.—Arrived yesterday his Ma-
jesty's ship Dextrous from flushing, Sailed
the Stratherne, Marquis Wellington, and WU-
hi= Pitt, for the East- Indies; and Frith fri-
gate to the Nore.—CaniC down,from the River
to-day the Sir Williian Polueney East Indianian,
and Renewal for llarhadoes.—ltemain in the
Downs his Majesty's ship Orontes, Challenger,
Itednole, Urgent, and Swan cutter, and
several traosportS.--Sidlett- his Majesty's ships
Foxhound aid SpaCrosvhawk for the French Coast.
—'find N. E. ' •
FALsiouTtl, Arm 7.—Arrived a few coasters,
'Rod the Harmony, NORMAND, from Oporto for
London, laden .with wine; she was takenon the
2d of March by the Jamt.s Munro; American pri-
vateer, oil Cape Finisterre, who was chiefly man-
ned by Frenchmen, five of whom and two Awe-
, rieems were put On board her, and they left also
Ott board the Harmony her Mate, Mr. JOHN NEL-
► soN, who prevailed on the Frenchmen to assist
him in retaking the vessel, which they did on the
2-!to tilt. in La. 43. 1%. N. long. 27.23. W. ; they
hove theAnierican prizemaster overboard.—Sailed
the Chichester packet with a mail for the Brazils.
—Passed by yesterday his Majesty's ship Plover
with a convoy of about 16 sail for Newfoundland.
—Wind E. •

The French Ambasssador went to "the Foreign
Office, on .Saturday, after he had received his dig-
Patches by the Fleoch courier, where be remained
some time. ,

Private letters from Paris go so far as to state
that Lyons, Grenoble, and Chanibery, were all in
posses'sion of the loyal foreeS. This may, perhaps,
admit *cif -some doubt; but it seems tolerably certain
that the Duke of AtiGOULRME ISBt the head of 25,000
men, of whom 15,000 are tolerably, and the rest
indifferently armed. Some Officers of the army ad-
'here to their Sovereign ; but in general the regular
soldiery.is disaffected,- and in many instances they
have been disarmed and shut up by the loyalists:
Of the latter, the principal body, amonnting to 7000
men, is at Corp, a village of Dauphiny, near
Gap : the remainder are divided into smaller bands'
to distract the•attention of the rebels.
According to a private letter from Paris, some
sanguinary scenes are shortly expected to take
place in that city.—" It is advisable (says the
writer) that women and ehilOren, and people that
have no urgent business here, should go out of
the way, as some terrible scenes will shortly take

place:"
Yesterday Viscount ikli,:LvlLLis transacted busi-
ness at the Admiralty Office.
The Duke. of Yon held .s Levee on Friday,
when he had about 60 on hiS list. Saturday night
his Royal. Highness was engaged in business till a
late hour, and also during yesterday he was busily
employed.
yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR haran an-
thence of the PRINCE REGENT.
Mr. GALLATIN, one of the Commissioners for
America, who signed the Tr,ef.ty -at Ghent, is ar-
rived at tho London Hotel, Albemarle-street. ••
We understand the line-of-battle ships Ajax,
Montagu, Berwick, and Malta, which sailed a
few days since with sealed orders, are gone to
Bourdeaux, to encourage the Boutts9N cause.—
The Leviathan, 74, Capt. BRIGGS, sailed on Sa-•
turday from Cork, to join Admiral PENROSE, in
the Mediterranean, -whose force will then consist
of six sail of the line and a few frigates.—(Ports-
mouth Pape)