The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-18 00:00:00

NAVAI liW S.

pLym6uTIT, 16.-4frived flis Majesty's
shipg- Fylla. and ,Abiiio`rc fr'Citi'l a cruize hi. The
Channel; the Clara, tyci.o.n.; 4rges,
and the Ann, DUNN, front Sunderland, laden with
coals, for this --Hawke, Pcacy,- Catherine,
IToyLE, VANALL, Lord Nelson, tITTEN,
and the Pomona, COATH, frOt111,011d011; ,Friend's
Re.lief; CRABlii from Truroi James, OA.R6NER,
frOm Gloucester; Alert,' -BOSIISTOIV, and the
Happy Re Orn,Cairrs, from Wales.
Sailed the/Intelligent gun-brig on a cruize.

CHATHAM, JULY 17.--Yestent t - Fr .ench
y vco
prisoners;:that had made their escape from Port-
.
chester, were taken in Chatham. ,

Two hundred prisoners trill be moved from the
depot on "Sionday, and marched to Norman eros
Prison.

His I'llajety's `ti Rockingham was, paid off;
.•.. •
and ordered to be broke up..

DEAL, JULY 17.—Sailed just before post-time,
his Majesty's ship ,iliarthorough for off Flushiug,

Po R.T (Alfa ..ILTLit I 7.j---Sailed the Dexterous,
with a convoy, to the Downs ; the St. Domingo
for off Cherbourg.; and the Thrasher and Aeteon

on u cruizc.

FALmotmt, JULY 15.,-LArrivicliour transpOrtS;
with troops 'on board, from Plymouth, -for the
.3lediterraneaa, to wait convoy.

DARTMOUTH, JuL? 15.-Arrited the Providence
and El;za cartels fromMorlaix.

SifEERNESS, JULY 17.—Asi extra convoy for.
Gottenburgh sailed, yesterday after post, under
protection of his Majesty's ship Tweed.---.-The
next convoy is not yet -fixed.

OXFORD., JULY 18.—On Saturday the 11th in-
stant, the last day of Act Term, the Rev. Robert.
B:A. of Jesus College, was admitted Mas-
ter of 'Arts ; Mrs- Thomas Hunter, of Queen's
College, and Mr. Keelinge Freeman, pf Trinity
College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.
The whole number of Degrees in Easter Term
was Two D. C. L.7--One B. O,L-One B: C. L.—
Nineteen M. A.—and Twenty-nine B. A.—Matri-
culatiOns, Sixty-six. The number in Act Term,.
was Three D. D.—One D. Med.—Five B.
One B. Med.—One B. C. L.—Forty-two M. A.
and Thirty-three B, A. Matricnlatians, Thirty.;
Five. _ .

The Catholic Delegates -had an interview with
Marquis WELLESLEY on Wednesday, at ApSky
House. The Noble Marquis, it is said, went very
minutely into an examination of the Clairnsof the
Catholic Body, and of the planner in.which he
thought they might be conceded, and expressed, in
very forcible terms, his regret at the temper,.
tendency, and unseasonableness of the last Resolu-
tions, -passed at the Aggregate Meeting. Ditblin, -
and declared it to be- MS op:lrion, had it not been
for the putting of such Re,.olutions, the Motion
which he- had the honour of bringing forward in
the-House of Lords; would have been carried in
their favour.

The farce entitled. The Ch 2141 of. Chance, which
was lately :brought forwards at the Haymarket
Theatre, was erroneously ascribed to Mr.- Cox.-
MAN, atrd Mr. C. KENIIII,E, It-was, indeed, writ=
ten by a friend of the' fader, who took so strong
an .interest in it as naturally t( excite a suspicion
that he was the author. Bu , whoever wrote it, it
was too hastily Withdrawn, for it was a very auts-
ing'farceiandthe violence which assailed it the first
night, was obviously.. the. effect of private cabal.
Jt was very Well received on the second,; brit on
the third, the same party spleen -broke forth,
and the Author withdrew it.

Mr. BETTY has been performing at-Exeter, and
is now gone to Cheltenham. Accoßling to
the report of the Exeter Paper he is by no means
so..much improved as might be-expected since he
made so' much noise in London. -

Mr. Mallet, of Esl r, undertook, on Thursday
last, for 5Z vineas, to kill twelve from sixteen
pigons, with A double-barrelled gun, two birds
to he released at a time, twelve 'yards from the
trap. lie lost the match without shooting it out.
Last week there was Caught in *the salmon-net
at Black Rock, near troon, a herring, wjnich
measured 20 inches long, and ten round( and
weighed one pound eleven ounces and an half..'

Mr. HECTOR, late master of the. ship Jamor of
-Aberdeen, arid a boy named DOul, Went about 3
miles from the land on I.suesda.y se'nnight to fish
'in a small boat, and were. seen for some time by
Mr. liector's brother and the boy's father, who
were fishing in another boat at a little distance
from them ; bnt in an instant the small boat dis-
appeared ; and though the other 'boat hastened
to the 'spot, 'nothing could , be seen but Mr.
Hector's hat, and one oar, floating on the surface
ofthe sea.

MrS. Ileyne, who was fired at and severely
wounded by her husband in the late dreadful catas-
trophe.atilymouth, is pronounced out of danger,
and is 'rapidly recovering. •
CHILD-STEALING.--A boy, three years and a
half pld, was decoyed away from the door, of his
parent, Mrs. Poppey, a widow, in Froginore-
rents, Mary-le-bonne, on Thursday evening, by
two women, who stripped and left 'inn in the
Watchthan's beat in tire course Of the night, co-
vered with a filthy rug. The offenders have unfor-
tunately not been traced.,

At the Winchester Assizes, last week, an ac-
tion was brought by General Dickson against Mr.
Newell', carrier of Southampton; 'to recover 1001.
the value of a pier-glass, which was broken Whilst
in the defendant's care. Verdict for, plaintiff-r—
.
damages 40/,