The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-10 00:00:00

NAVAL ;‘-'11:e

PLYMOUTH, JUNn B.—Arrived this iriornirl
from. Gibraltar his Majesty'sstore-ship Abundance,.
Capt. Inn Y, and is under quarantine. She brought
dispatches, said to be of importance, which wen'
landed_ to the westward on the sili instant, togt-.
flier with the mail saved frorh the Dispatch Post'
office packet, that was wrecked Some tired sielce
near Malta, on her passage to England. TLS
Abundance is bound. to Spithead,, and 'was dri
in here by contrary winds. :site brought seven,
pass'engers. Spoke a few days since the sE?
Mary, of and from Liv,erpo 01, bound to Santa Cruz)
and his Majesty's ship Recidus, from Porthnoutio
on her passage to Lisbon, all well, The Tn..r.ch
ship of Ba. gulls, captured in the Moditer-
ranean by the Victorious man of war, was expect-
ed at Gibraltar:. •

Arrived the San ,Tasef, of 110 guns, from s
eruize oft. Brest.

Sailed the Rover and Gleanersloops of war oa s
cruize to. the Westward.

Arrived the- Pheasant, sloop of war from $

crdize,

Arrived the Commerce, HORDES, from Ports'
mouth ; the Rethger, Eiciums, tte Resolution,
ROBERTS, and the Jubilee, BITCKLAND, from Lon'
don; the Frederick, URQUHART, from Yarmouth;
the 4genziria, RI';ID, from London ; the Fricad-.
ship, WALTON, the Ciao, SMITH, the Robert, !Gls-
SON, Cominerce, RICI3ARDSON, and the New OA"
cord, lIENDERSON, from Sunderland and the Re-
becca , PARKELL, from idlanelly.

DEAL, JUNE 9.—Arrived his Majesty's sbip La
Hogue from off Flushing, and the Cou,ztegr of fit'
gin cutter from Portsmouth.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 7. Sailed the Mositgrie
packet, with a mail for Jamaica.; the Carteret
packet, for New York and Halifax, is gone int.
the Roads.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Sailed .a packet this molly
ing for Gotten4urgh for his Majesty's ship Polio,'
Capt. THOMPSON", from a cruize, and the Chola"
deer with French prisoners for the Nore.

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JOHN (NEWFOUNDLAND), APRIL 15.-441::
are sorry to state the less of thebrig- Charles, LW..
DLE, laden with bale goods, 84-c. for this port. S-13s
left Liverpool the 18th of March, and on the `2.°
fell in with the ice, accompanied by a heavy s'cv`"'
which forced her with such violence against A:7
that her planks, were started, and she began to i'et:
tsd
tle. The Captain and crew (eight in numb(%)
scarcely time to quit the vessel, when she insti-A.
went down, leaving them with nothing to subsisl
upon but seals and ice.. In this deplorable situ -
tion-they continued. fdr 19 days, 14 of which
were among the ice ; during this time the c. 91445
mate, second mate, and three men died.. The car
tain; 'one man, and a boy (the only surrirors) Wcr.g.
picked up. by* ,the . sehoOner .Margaret; jo
BRAKE, master, from Halifax, and brought
here this morning' in a most pitiable state. 'ife
greatest praise is due to Ca ptain BRAKE,' kg' .1;4
attention to the unfortunate. Sufferers.

A letter from an (Meer of the ArtillerY, (13't!,f
Niza, May 21, after.inentioning- the capture
Almaraz by General HILL, says, ", Ohr loss S 1•
trifling • only about twelve 0:11..-ers, and. a felt
men, kilted and wounded. The 50th and 7'7
regiments, and Captain MAXWELL'S brigade ').c
artillery, were the only corps engaged.
stores, &c, -were taken, nearly equal to th:7l,
foundat Batlajoz.—Captain GRANT, of the 71
was killed."

The following is an extract from the Gibrilltar
Chronicle of the 23d May :—" The Cadiz PaPe'oi
Contain a fresh dispatch from- ;lIINA, of the3ist
March, by Which it appears that astbuishing
had eluded the pursuit of Gen'ral nonskail;
numerous divisions ; and from Carthngena
ther has been received, of a still later date (ti 4 •
11th of April), relating the particulars of a
Cessful attempt which he 'had- made two days D'.;
fore at Salinas; beyond Vittoria, to. intercept
convoy of the enemy, escorted by 2000 Poles,
an
100 horse of the ImperiarGuard: In one 11°11ria
time the whole of the convoy was captui•ed; L.
6 to 700 men of the escort killed, 500 wounae'
150 taken, and 400 prisoners belonging to o°l'
BALLASTEROS'S army released. DF.gLAN9.S.
.160..;en's Secretary, was among the killed.
-.vas proceeding to France with a most intere-'
ing letter. We learn from Carthagena, that it wAs
addressed by‘JosEini to his brother, and contalc
ed his earnest request to be allowed to resign,
Crown, and to serve under him in tip. army "
is to act in the North ; _acknowledging, to °ll-
elusion, that he Would scarcely be able co 01"in-
tain himself in Spain until the receipt of an an,

swer,
The Gazette of last night contains addresses (:1
condolence and loYalty from the City of Curiy
County. of• Monaghan, Corporation of Ranting
'don, Kingston upon Hull, Walsall, Dunfermlii:*,
and Greenock. •

ilio/*/tx, who has been, for some time exhibit-
ing in the West, has received a challenge froul
Gerey, of Bridport, one of his pupils, to fight:e
some spot' between Exeter and Honiton, for 11%,_
hundred.guineas.-7—The challenge has been accept
ea, if Ili-Wide= ide Can raise the:Su- mu prOpoSed.

IP,' I£R 1 111 L :Ti tzj r.

HOUSE OF LORDS—Tt.TEsDAT,
.J.trNE 9.

The Royal As-sent was given'hy COnutiissio'n to
forty Put: ie and i":;-;:t.x Bills, Among the for
-
nth. were the Perccyvli Annuity, the Offices-Se-.
curity, Irish Spirits Duty, and the Irish -Pre!ates'
Coadjutors Pills ; and among the latter the High-
gate Tunnel, and iNioore's and Blachford's Divorce
Bills. t•
The Lords Commissioners were
,the Lord Chan-
cellor, Earl Bathurst, and Lord •Walsinghain.