The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-06 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

tiLYSiOUTH, JULY 4.—Sailed his IStajoty's ship
San Josef, of 112 guns, the flag ship of Admiral
Lord KEITH, Captain ..MAtCoLm ; --and- the - Nor-
thumberland,. of 74 guns, Captain\ HO'rnAini to
blockade Brest ; also sailed his Majesty's' ship
Hermes, of 18 guns, Captain: BUOWN, with a
small fleet of transports and mereliantniew for
C orunna and Lisbon ; some of the for Mer haVe
on board Officers belonging to the 88th and other
regiments, who are going out to join their re-
spective regiments in Portugal. The outward
bound acet for Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
wick, &e. under convoy of his gajesty=s- brig of
war Rosaprd, also sailed this day, consisting of
the following vessels, viz. Ralph Nicholson,
VINDLEY ; ,Mineral Spring, BLAZEY Sally,
LLOYD ; Flora, • BROWN:; Apollo, COCKERILL ;
Palladium, ADDEY ; Betsey, TROUP ; Douro,
TURN'RE ;
_Sally, -RADFORD ; and a few zithers,
1 • -
names unknown. , -

Sailed the Elizabeth, WILSON, for Teneriffe ;
the American shifos Hotspur, WHITE, and Castro,
LEWIS, for America k the American schooner
Fairplay, , for with passengers ; the
Spanish ship Aguila, LITTEN, for Corunna ; the
Spanish ship, Feliziana, A SI,ILLIAGO, fqr . ditto ;
the brig Charles and Sarah ,111 C lIARDS ,for Malta;
the schooner Brisk, belonging to this port, COCK,
master, for St. Michael's ; and the Merit, BILLING,
for Dublin.

His Majesty's ship Crocodile of 20 guns, in the
Sound, is appointed convoy to Guernsey and
Jersey, and it is expected will sail this day.
Arrived the sloop William, belonging to this
port, TREFEATHOM, master, from Guemsey, with
a cargo of paving stones, for his Majesty's Dock
Yard at this port ; the Mary and/Elizabeth, GARD ;
and Fortune, RADCOCK, frOm Falmouth ; Good
Intent, DAVIS ; 4;17I, PINE; and the Lively, CAR--
PENTER, from Exeter ; Wheat Sheaf, SILNR,
from Chichester ; Apollonia, PARRY, from Lon-
don ; and the Maria Ann, JONES, from New-
castle.

Sailed the ship General Graham, belonging to
Trinidad, PATTERSON master,'for Gibraltar ; the
Fancy hired armed cutter, Lieut. HALLANDS, for
Basque toads ; the Intelligent gun-brig, Lieut•
TUCKER, with stores for Liverpool ; and the
Teazer gun-brig on a cruize in the Channel.
Arrived the brig Leonora from the Downs, with
a cargo for this port ; and the Talbot sloop of war
from` a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY s.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Regulus from Plymouth, and the Spitfire
from a cruize.

Sailed. the Defender, with a convoy, for the

Downs.

Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ships Martin and
Mutine, with a convoy, for Bermuda and Halifax,
but the wind having shifted they cannot proceed
far.—Also sailed the Cygitet for Guernsey and
Jersey.
Sailed the Tenedos on a cruize.

Arrived his Majesty's ships San Domingo and
Decoy, with a convoy, from the Downs ; the Ac-
tive from a cruiic ; and the Mistetoe from Guern-
sey and Jersey.

DEAL, JULY 4.—Arrived his. Majesty's ship
Cumberland from off Flushing.
JULY s.—Sailed,this morning his Majesty's ship
Sceptre for off Flushing.
Arrived his. Majesty's sloop Calliope from off
Flushing.
Sailed his Majesty's sloop Rosario for off the
French Coast.

DARTMOUTH, JULY 4.—Arrived the day before
yesterday the Paquebot cartel from Morlaix, and
sailed again yesterday for ditto.

COWES, JULY s.—Arrived the Orlando, Diana,
and Lord Collingtrood transports, with part of the
63d and iSth regiments from Jersey.

Algerinc Outrage.—An Algerine squadron, con-
sisting of two frigates, two sloops, and two.brigs,
has for some time past been eruizing in the Me-
diterranean. On, the 27th April the Haughty
gun-brig, Lieut. I.l,lRvEy,proceeding with a con-
voy for Malta, fell in with, it, when the Algerine
Commodore, after examining .the ships, ordered
the delention-of a Greek vessel, laden with corn.
On this order being notified to Lieut. HARVEY, he
immediately went on board the Algerine, accom-
panied by his Surgeon, as interpreter, to remon-
strate against this unfriendly act, and to request
the liberation of the vessel. • instead, however,
of his request being complied with, he received.
the most gross and abusive language ; his own
ship was threatened to be seized; and, on refus-
ing to deliver up 'some papers belonging to the
Greek vessel, he was knocked down, repeatedly
kicii.ed;and his pockets rifled. He was instantly-.
.obliged to depart without obtaining the..release of
the vessel, and proceeded to Cagliari. A repre-
sentation of the affair has been made to Sir' E.
Pellerw; hut there was no probability 'of redress
being obtained from these ruffians.