The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-02 00:00:00

'AVAL NEW.

FALMOUTH, JULY 30.—Sailed his MajectY's
!hip CastiliAn on a crake ; Duke of Kent nael:er,
COATsWORTH, with a mail for Lisbon.—Wind N
DEAL, AUGUST 1.---Arrived, and remains for
orders, the Neptune,COWFIAM, from liava'nii;4l.;
Hasty sloop of war from a cruise, and reinains
Arrived; and 'sailed for the River, the Elizabeth,
1-IENDI:RSO, from Mogadore ; Putt.t.iPs,
and Eliza, BROWN, from Plyamuth.—Wind N.
PortTsmouTu, AUG. I.—Arrived his Majesty's
slip Ringdove from the Downs, and the Astrea
transport from Gibraltar. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Swinger for Guernsey.—Wind Westerly.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 31.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Acteon, Wanderer, Pheasant', Itolla,'Peru-
vigil, and Bloodhound, from a cruise. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Vanguard, 74, from ro-rtsmoiitli.
RAMSGATE, AUG. I.—Arrived the-Friends and

Coaster transports from Ostend. Sailed the For.,
max, Apollo, Union, Samuel, Neptune, and
Mary transports, with troops, for,Holland.

Hutt., JULY 31.—Arrived the Walker, HAtt-
msoN, from Greenland, wiqs 6 fish and 20 seals,
and ISO butts of blubber.—From Captain H. we
le mu the folio - ing• pluticulars of the success of
the ships of thi: port :

The Aurora, three fish ; Brothers, four; Cato, six ; Cyrus,
thvee ; Duneombe, eleven ; Evert horpe, four ; Elizabeth, se-
ven; •Lard.ier and Joseph, two ; Gilder, four ; Harniony,
four ; Venerable, five ; Egginton, none ; Friendship, none ;
Iligliflyer, four ; New Manchester, one ; Old Manchester,
five; Mary and Elizabeth, eight; North Briton, two; Per-
severance, one; Priori. of Brazils, one ; Royal George. two;

Richard, two? Sisters, two; Thornton, three; Wiltiam,three;
Equestri,s, none ; ;,•rqd Zephyr, none.
The Cyrus, Sisters, Arohers, and Duncombe, were in
compamy with the Walker. Upon the whole, the fishery has
been very bad this season.

We exira►ct the ,followi►►g interetting account

from ;I German Paper

" We receive from all quarters the most satis-
factory accounts on the subject of the care • and
attention bestowed Inon the brave soldiers wound-
ed in the battles of the 16t., and 18th June. 'The
inhabitantS of Bi.abant vie ~vith e•tch ocher to the
affordin.v succour and relief to them. Above All,
the genera ,s inhabitants of Brussels, without dis-
tinction of rank or age, traversed the-vast field of
battle, durin;.: the days t' at immediately followed.
the memorable victory gained by the allies ;
they assisted the surgeons, furnished lint and
bandages, and supplied the wounded men with
nonrishirent, which they so much wanted. With-
out stopping here, the generous Ladies caused
the Wiled to he carried to the town and
the neighbouring' houses, • and enyioyed them-
selves, with atfeeiing care, in areviating 'their
distress and at cellerating their cure. Those of
the wounded .c ho were. it such a situation as made
it possible for them to' +e conveyed to Antwerp
and _Ghent,. were received in Viese cities with.
equal benevolence Tne inhabitants of a place,
where a Hanoverian crirps ad been eantoned be-
fore the commencement of hostibties, cattle to
talie the wounded 0' that corps +rout Oh field of
Ir.irtic', eager to titinife,t, by the attentions which
• they lavished upon them, their gratitude to those
hrar.e tro‘ips, who, by Lheir her.,ic valour, re-
moved the dangers
_NI- i.. 41 menaced them, and
preserved for ever the independence of that fine
country.
_ _

'llly PRINCE'S Coyly? —Yesterday the PRINCE
RPGENT•be!d'a .Court at Carlton-ionse, which
was.attclided, among other's, by the Lord Presi-
dent of the Council, the Lord Chancellor, the
Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Admiralty,
the M aster-(general of the Ordnance, the Secre-
taries of State for the Home and War Depart-
Ments, the President of the Board of Contr
,the Bishop of GLOUCESTER, the Prince CASTEL-
CICALA, the Marquis of ANGLESEA, &C. His
ROyal Highness I a Privy Council, at which
the Marquis of ANGLE,EA was introduced and
sworn in a Member, and took his seat at the
Board accordingly. The Rev. Dr. RYDER did
homage before the lUGENT'unon •his being elect-
ed Bishop of Gloucester. The PRINCE gave audi-
ences .to the Earl of HAKHOWBi,, Viscount Sm.-
mouTtl, the Prince CAsTELCICALA, &C.

KEW, AVG. 1. —Yesterday morning the Dukes
of Yoa and KENT Tame to the Palace to pay
their re.Teet•-, (he QUEEN, and to inquire after
iyr MAJEsint's health, and afterwards. their Royal
ErghnesSes returned to London. Her MAJESTY,
accompanied by the PRINCESSES' attended by Vis-
countess MELVILLE, took au airing, in a coach and'
font-, and returned to the Palace to dinner.
SIR WILLIAM PONSONBY.---The following par-
ticulars, on the truth of which we perfectly rely,
have been commurtieited to us respecting the fall'
of-this lamented Officer, on the glorious clay of
tlmiSth of June.—lt has beets mentioned, that
his death was to be attributed to his being badly
mounted ; and this is perfectly cOrrect. He led
hYs brigade against the Polish Lancers, and
checked at once their destructive charges against
the British Infantry ; hut having pushed on at
some distance from his troops, accompanied only
by one aide-de-camp, he entered a newly plough-
ed field, Nvhcre the ground was excessively, soft.
Here his horse stuck, and was utterly incapable of
exPripating !iiinself. At this instant a -body of
Lancers approached him at full speed Sir WIL-
LIAM Saiv that his fate was decided.—He took out
a picitire and his watch, and was in the act of
giving them to his aide-de-catup to deliver Id his
wife-and family %Oxen the Lancers came up. They
is ere bath • Hilt(' on the• spot. His isody was
- found, as. •we mentioned smite time ago, laying
bercit'., his &irse, pierced with seven lance wounds.
Before 00. -4'4 Was ended, the tiuliih Lancers
were almost entirely cut to pieces by the brigade
I which this brace ()dicer had led against them.