The Sun.
London, England, 1812-08-05 00:00:00

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PonT:.;moriit, 3PatChcs v.-ere last
night landed A Lyrnington (by on of his Ma-
jesty's hired cutters) from Lord WELLIN*.GTON,
bringing an account of his having entirely defeat-
ed tht- French Array under Ceneral MARmoNT,
with 10,000-mtn and 500 horics,
'and taken* p ris °Tiers.-
Arrived his Majesty's ships P7s:ndeitr and
with a convoy, of transports, from Lisbon ; Nilutct
and Vipir from the Downs ; Crain9iis and Mag-
net froiii SOuth America ; and the Parthian f;7oin
a crnize,

• Sailed his Majesty's ship Julia, With a cunvoy,
for the Downs i and the Dexterous, Beagle, and
Elizabeth, on a cruize.

PLY MOUTH, AuG.3.-r—Arrivcd yesterday aft ex-
noon the folloWing transports Trom Lisbon, some
of which have on board French, prisoners, viz.:—
Antelope, BANAN 3 Retreat, A RIV!F,T, Hannah,
, .
SMITH, Progress, CROZIER,. Whitton, I.III.TCHIN=
SON, Defence, STUCKFIELD, Triton, HERBERT;
Je82.5072, 'PEACOCK,..'Nestor, .7.4‘K.114N0N' , U'iana,
GRAYDON, and • a few others, names .unknown.
on_the Bth, of *July, under- convoy o`: the
Wandew, which ship passed up channel yesterday
with the.reniainder'of the fleet, •

Arrived the brig Ocean belonging to Leit!.`„ J.
PATTERSON, Master, from _Majorca and Gibraltar,
with a ca.. ;o consisting or wine and cork, bound
to_this pit for orders; came a' running ship, and
is udder quarantine : sailed from Majorca on the
'lst of July, and,from Gibialtar on. the 10th fol-
lowing'.
Also arrived the schooneriloratio, To ZER, from
Guerniey, with paving-stones for the do:k-yard ;
the Swallow, ITANsoN, from Weymouth ; r 11/0,
MARKS, from Sunderland ; Ca/stock, AloysE,
Mary, TnoMAs, May Rower, WILLIAMS, and the
Gratitude, JENKINS, from Wales; and 'the Com-
merce,FOßDEß, from Portsthouth.
Arrived the Morristown hired armed brig from
Wales.

CHATAA:4,, AUG. 4.—Celne up the River to be
paid off, his Majesty's ship Thalia:, Capt. Vasitog,
from the West Indies.

His Majesty's prison ship Ertinsii., ick went
down to her moorings at Gillingham, to receive
French Officers who have or may break their
parole.

FALMOUTH, Atiq. 2.—Arrived the Spanish cut-
ter Union, DzIATA, from Corunna, In six days;
she left Corunna on the morning of the same day
the Soeculator left, but too early to bring any part
of the news that has -reached this country by the
latter.

Sailed the L:R3Zd schoooei with a copvoy to the

Eastward,

DEAL, AUG. 4.—Arrived his Majesty's cutter
Idas from the fleet off Flushing.
Sailed the Phcthe frigate for Portsmouth.

Caine down from'the River his Majesty's ship
Doucr, and remains with two detained'Amerieans.

Hum., AJG 3.—The following vessels have ar-
rived at this port from Greenland,. viz :
SADLER, 24 fish, 540 Mutts; Walker, HARRISON,
24. fish,. 520 butts; ETperiment, MiTcHnzsoN, 9
fish, 200 butts ; Margaret, 1-12. WITT, 21 fiAl, 350
butts ; Zcphyr, BELL, '2O fish; 360 butts ; 1' ary
and Elizabetiz, DANNATT, 15 fish, 350 butts 5•..4?i,
.rota,. SADLER, 22 fish, 420' butts ; Ilarnzony,
7A1‘13111:,-R, 19 fish, 280 butts Prince of Brazil,•7
fifh, 100 butts. - •

The,abovc ships bring the following account :
BE.ADI::G, 17 fish; Eg,g' inton,
NE?, 14 fish, 80 tons ; Elizabeth, WARD, 10 fish,
100 tons; 'Laurel, 14.ENKINSOP, 100 tons ;
Manchester, HUNTER, 1:15 tons ; Mancha:ter,
AnAnt; 110-tons ; Sarah and' Elizabeth, KEARS-
LEY, 150 tons.

A cirompstance Worthy'of notice in the Grcen-
land fishery, has happened this year. A
taken by the men of Cie. Aurora, was found to
have in its back a harpoon belonging to the na-
tive fishermen of Davis's Streights. This setthts
a dispute amongst naturalists, wl.ether the fish
from the Streight emigate to

NAVAL. APT'OINTME7CTS.--LieUtellfillt Charles
Adams to the The.Aens, off the Teyel.—Lieutenant Junes
Lamina to tie Varthir,u; in -the Downs.—Mr. Richard Ed-
wards, Midshikrat, of the Dictator, in the Baltic, 73 pi•o-
moted to the rank. of Lieutenant.

A small boat was picked up off Cherbourg; by
our squadron on that station, contale'ling nine
Spaniards and Portuguese, who had made their
escape from Cherbourg. , They report that there
are no:more than 500 Frenchmen in the Garri-
son, and about 3000 Spanish and Portugnese
prisoners, who art?, constantly employed on the
works ; for which they get one pound of coarse
bread, IN a pound of beef, and three sous per
day, which they expend in washing, and tobacco.
A new A•igate, named the Surprize, was, on
Saturday kit, launched from the dock-yard at

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