The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-29 00:00:00

NAVAL • NEWS

EDINEtRtI3, JAM. 26.—8 y Letters receiv !d in
town yesterday from Greenock, and which aia conw
firmed by those of this morning, it appears that the
Iltge Ships mentioned in our last, which had ap.
rated off the Coast of Argyleshire, are the Bra-
Frigate and a. Prize. In consequence of this
information, the Tourterelle Frigate, which had
sailed, was recalled by signal.
The zeal, ali vity, and alacrity, displayed by the
Greenock and Port Glasgow Volunteers were such as
entitle them to the highest praise ; and, we trust,
their exertions will be rewarded. They were re.
landed from the Ships in which they embarked on
Thursday afternoon, amidst, the applause of their
fellow.eitixens.

GREENOCK, JAN. 25.--Soon after the alarm of
the appearance of the 'strange Ships, the Ist Greenock
Regiment mounted guard, and both Regiments were
put on permanent duty, ready at a moment's notice.
At three o'clock a division of the Sharp Shooters,
and a number of Carpenters from the Yards of Messrs.
Scorr and Son, STE Et, andCAßsw L, and MoßcAm,
went on board the Mptarav, at Greenock ; and, about
the :lathe time, a party of the Greenock and Port
Glasgow Regiment, under the command of Capt.
STRUART, embarked in the St. Andrew, lying in
the Roads: the Carpenters to aft as Seamen, and
the Volunteers as Marines. The rest of the Sharp
Shooters, on Wednesday evening, were divided be.
tween His Majesty's Ship the Isurtetelle, and the
Privateers.

• The wind and sea, at the moment, rendering the
emi,arkation by boats somewhat dangerous, .Messrs.
JAme.' and JOHN RANKIN gave, for that purpose,
their trader the Aelive, half.loaded, for Liverpool.
About eight o'clock yesterday morning the Tourte.
relle g4t under weigh,. and, a little after, the St.
.Andrew; the former' proceeded downwards, but the
latter lay off and on for the Mercury and Hero, that
they might go in company..
At this interesting moment, when they were just
about to set off', another express arrived, informing,
that the Ship in the Sound' of Luing, supposed to be
a French. Ship of War, is His Majesty's Ship the
Brilliant, having charge of the Spanish Ship for.
merly mentioned in this Paper as prize to the
Neptune. Expresses were instantly sent after' the
Tourterelle and Privateers with this intelligence,
and reached them before they had made much pro.
great. Our brave Defenders came ashore in 'the
course the afternoon, 'and were. cheered and
Buzzard by their grateful townsmen.

The following is the substance of the, Statement
transmitted by Captain TATHAM to the Lords of
the Admiralty :

" On Saturday, the tgith inst. in a very heavy
gale of wind, two strange Ships, at seven o'clock
P. M. were' discovered coming up the Sound of
Shuns, opposite the Point of Luirtg, where they
separated ; the one going .up on the outside, and
the other, with a light ar each masthead, on the
inside of the Island of Laing. °
id The 'one on the inside passed very, close to the
American► Ship Columbia, the Master of which
hailed, and desired them to keep off, to which a
Short aistintt.answer was returned : the Ship on the
outside at the same 'time firing signal guns, which
led to the belief of their being Enemies' Ships, On
Sunday morning a man, named At.rx.A.kne a Sri.
V KNSON, went alongside, but was not permitted to
approach the Ship, because a boat had formerly
taken away some of the Brilliant's men ; and this
boat being ordered to keep off, confirmed the suspi.
cion that it was an enemy.
" On Monday Cplonel CANtr n RLL, or the Craig..
nish Volunteers, went on board the inside Ship, and
was informed she was the Brilliant, and the other,
the Spanish Prize she had in charge. The Prize
got into Tobertnory," .

YARKIVTIIs JAN. zB.--•This morning n small
Privateer was sent into this Port by His Majesty's
Cutter S',l4,an, Lieut. WALLACn. She is called
the Plies, carries 3 swivels, i 6 muskets, arid t 8
men. She had been out eight days, and taken
one Collier, which is since re-taken by the S 'TANN •

HARWICH, JAN. za.—The Elizaketh, Extra
Packet, S. J. HART, with the Gottenburgh Mails
of the 16th and 19th inst. and the Amity, Tito..
KULLY, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails of
the same date, sailed this morning, with a great part
of the outward-bound Ships.
The neutral Hoy Enigbeit, of Leer, HARM. H.
BRYER) Master, front Leith with coals and coffee,
hound to Leer, is put into this Port, having received
so much damage that her cargo must he unlolided.
The Two Fkicruls, HENDRICK BEELMER, front,
Bremen to Dort, loaded with wheat.and linseed,
is sent into this Port by the Courier Letter Of
Marque, of LondoniCapt, ADAMSON.

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-LMCI Tit, JAN: the Spanish Ship
L'ordura, from Carthagena (S. A.), bound to
'Ferrol, ladeli.*ith calms- and-fustitk; she has also
can O2Ards—' fargiqu:mtiti. of specie; detained by,
Hie M3jesty's Ship:Mid/4, of guns: also arrived
His .Majesty's Ship (lumber, Cept. Herb, from a
Cruize ; jobn,iir I TH, WH IT 6,
from Chichester, for Carmarthen ; Boston, HotiLi N,
from Gibraltar; and Hero', BRocit AR o fr0m..144-.
pies. The two latter vessels are bound to Standgate
Creek (from Guernsey last), to perform quarantine.
The Brig Mary, Capt. 'Pet ILL t PS, mentioned, in
my last as having got on shore, was got off yester-
day, and is now up the Harbour, having lost her
rudder, and is very leaky : they are discharging the
remaining part of her cargo to get. her into Duck
to repair.

The Pritteett Elizabeth Packet, KIDD, is ex.
paled to sail to.murrow with Mails for the Lee-
ward Islands.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 28:—Arrived the Here and
Raven Transp9rts, from the Dawns.

DEAL, JAN. _B.---Sailed the Dart Sloop of War,
fur Sheerness.

In the Downs—Ardent, Utrecht, Inflexible, Leda, Cas-
tor, Greyhound,Charnpion, Jamaica,. ygner, Zephyr, Arab,
DiactWery, NrolcArto, It.:cla, Zebra, Lucifer, several Gun-
brigs, Majestic; Osbourn,- Anne' ' Anaereon, Aurora Dasher)-
Bellona, Willie tun, Triton, Diadem, 'Helder, Parigimi
Dutchess of Bedior,i, and Several Armed Defence Ships;

DUBLIN. JAI.% 23.—The A/Zirm, London Trader,
is on shore on the Coast of Wexford, crew saved.—
A Sloop from Waterford, la-den with malt, upset
opposite Sutton, in our Bay, crew lost.—The Brig
Brother:, from Lisbon, laden with fruit, ran on the
North Bull Saturday night last or Sunday morning.
She was seen from the shore ; but the united efforts
of sixteen strong fellows, fi,heraren, could not force
she Life-boat through the surf. However, the crew
were providentially saved, On her first striking,
which happeoed at the top of high water, spring
tine, the Captain ordered the main-toast to be cut
away, and with the fore-sail forced her as far as
passible ashore; so that when the tide ebbed, and
the storm abated, she %v.:6 high and dry.

DUBLIN, JAN. 22..

The proceedings respecting, the arrest of julige.
Jouroom have excited much conversation in► this
City. The Judge, aware of the intentions of the
Irish Government, gave orders that any bildy who
came to take him into custody should be admitted.
He was at" his holm at Miltown, in the county of
Dublin. •

Mr. ECU., with the proper warrant from the
Lord Chief Justice, indorsed by himself-as MR.
gistrate, and aecotryanicri by Mr.,MaDLicOT, who
acted as Constabie, arrived At Judge JnuNsON'S on
Friday last. Mr. produced 'a paper, pur-
porting to be a submission on; the part of the Judge
to, be .tried. is England upon the charge, and under.
taking tO appear in that coorrtry on the tat of
next au/.nth. The Judge was inicormed, that on his
refusal the Warrantwould be immediately executed.
The Judge refused to sign the paper, ,and the
warren; was executed in the presence of Sir Jowl'
Jens,' his Physician.

Soliditor,
.demanded
*Capr:lf the Paper,
.in order to apply fora Writ
of Habeas Carfish which he was allowed to take.
SiT Henry Jean stated, the bad condition of the
jusiges health, offering to testily his opinion oh
oath. Mr. MioLicot. stated, that he was diced...
ed to convey the Judge immediately. Mr. Justice
JoHNsON requested.. permission to, return to his
house, but was informed, that .a vessel was in tea.
dineas to,converhim t0.,/ingland, and that he must
forthwith depart. -.l.The Judge was at. cilia time at
his' brother's house in Dublin. Mr. EMERSON had,
during this time,.been active in suing out,a Writ
of Habeas Copra, and has obtained the fiat of the
Chief Justice, in Ireland, ii
The Judge, to avoid being hurried awayin this
manner, requested permission of Mr. MEDLICOT to
call on some persons. in custody 'of the latter, who
consented. The Judge privately desired the ,coach,•._
man to= drive to the Lord Chief Justiees--,,throw.,
ing himself on- the protection, of ,the latter. Mr..
Justice JOHNSON Obtaihrd an assurance, that he
should -not he removed until time should',be given
for sealing a writ. of Habra Carpel. •
Mr. Justice JOHNSON was on Saturday brought',
to -the Chamber of .the Lord Chief ju,tice, wheu,;
by his Lordship's desire, Lords.. Nos avl4Y
.'6llll
AVONMORS, Barons GIORGI•
„and SMITH. and the
lion. Justices DAY and FrmAcu.N a, attended as'
Assessors, After various discussions on Saturday,
Monday, and this day, the matter was a lijoerned'
to the King's Bench, as a difference arose among,
the, Judges. At length, after Mc. Justice. Joins..
SON'S Counsel had. ,announced the readiness of his
Client to be tried in Ireland, where witnesses could
be more conveniently summoned, and as the faOs
adduced were not answered by the Crown, they
were received by the Court.

Bread rises one assize in the peck loaf, one half-
penny in the tittartern loaf, on Thursd ty nest.
On thursday a boy had the misfortune to have
his arm torn of by getti:)g entangled in the ma.
chinery of a new fatilry just commenced at the
back of Deansgate, between 131ackfriars and the Old
Bridge, Manchester.

AWoinan named Birgus, Fluilting, calling at
the Cornwall Inirmary on Thursday last, to see a
'patient, was sudderly taken-ill, fell down, and died
alino:t immediately.

• A melaneholy acAdent happened on Saturday'
.e'noight at Lode. Five. men were washed out of
a boat coming into the hartmur; two of whom were
titoWrieti, and the other,' narrowly escaped.

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NOTE altvirrittri .SIR ARTHUR PAGE':, VII*
BRITANNIC MAJESTY' MINIsTER AT TVA
OF VIENNA, UPON TUE SUBJECT of flit DE..
PORTATION OF SIR G. riumaoLD.

" The occurrence which has lately taken place at
Hamburgh, is Already too well knoWn to his EK,
ezllency the Vice-Chancellor of the Court and u'r
State, for the Undersigned Envoy Extraordinary h id
Minister Plenipotentiary of His Britannic Nl:tjes.
ty to think it necessary, at this .rixte, to state thd
derails, of it. But however habituated one tar
be to behold the French Government heap violence
upon violence, and atrocity upon atrocity, this last
cnterprize is such, that, pettedly convi-..ted that
there can he hut one minner of regarding and ap-
preciating, it, the UnderSigloil would nevertheless
think himself wanting to his duty, it. he Aid not so-
licit the particular attenti,o of his Excellency, to a
crime as revolting in itself, ail it is perniciou; in its
relatiOns with the great interests of the Gernian
pire.,

,‘ The Undersigned thinks it ;al:possible that his
Majesty the Emperor, in his quality a (Mid* of
that Empire, could rest a tranuil spetthor, of so
audacious a violation of all political rights and de..
corum ; 'And lie natters himself, that in the present
atrocity,, the known principles and sentiments of
His Julpotial Iviajesty will suggest nr•asures eon.
formable to the COITIMOII interests of all independent
Powers.

44 The Undersigned seizes this opportunity, .4re.
44 A. PAGST."

FROM TEE FRENCH PAPERS.

Pots, jitrionit Aides-de—Camp of
'bumoOttlait, arrested at Utrecht, have been re-

• General CAFFARELLI, the Maritime Prefect, and
-several Gesnorals, were at Brest on'the 3d inst.
JAN. Regimeni of CuitaSsiers, and two
Squadrons of mounted Chasseurs, ot the Emperor's
Guard, are ordered fin Lyons, .from whence it
thought they will proceed so Milan.
Spain is able to arm roo,ooo men ; she has sixty
Ships of the Line ; her Finances are in a good states
the receipt exceeds the expenditure by several mil.
Nos of dollars. She is secured on the South, the
East, and the West, from sudden invasion, by the
Ocean and the Mediterranean. aaAlte North, the
Alliance of France is even a still stranger battier than
the chain nf the Pyranese.

The Pdaee.of the Hagtie is to h,! fined up for the
residence of the Chief of the new Clnernineni of
Holland.

Letters from the Isle of France state, that Ad.
spiral LINOS Set sail Iron.) that ft land ori the 6th
July, on his return to France, with the Alarenp,
and 'three Frigates.
Letters from Barcelona,' of the lath of r)ecent.
her, give an account of the capture of a Spanish
Convoy, destined for Port Milion, which had put to
sea on the positive promise of the English, that it
should sail in safety.
Ifosutvr, JAN, r',,—Letters from Stockholm, of
rhe'l.th of January, state tint the Comte. Dc Li L LE,
Lours the XVIIIth, is styled asalt.:lo in the
New Court Calendar of this year.

Extract of a Letter from Florence, Dec. I r.—
,6 The Count NotAttuo SALVATIC3, forint:lly
Marshal of the Court,of the. late • King LEW Is,
and since Prime Minister,, who enjoyed the
,greatest
power, and even occupied an ap4rtment in the
Quecn's Palace, is unexpectedly banished from the
Court and city.

" The foilowieg are the details of this great
event :—M. Da Lelia/awe, the Spanish Minister,
received a Courier from'his Court on Saturday last ;
he directly went to the. Queen with the Dispatches he
has just received, and had an audience of two hours.
Immediately on his quitting the Qteen, Her Majese
ty ordered the guard of her apartments to be dots.
bled, as also those of the young King and the In.
fame, and ordered that no person should be ad.
mitted into those apartments. The Officer of the
Guard, astonished, asked, " But if his Excellency
the Minister SALVAT ICO should come?" Thd
answer was, " He will not come." The Mini.
titer, however, arrived at eight o'clock in the 'even..
ing, knowing nothing of what had passed in the
Paine ; he was immediately informed, and would
instantly have retired to his apartments, but the
guard prevented his entrance, and he, at the same,
moment, received an order directly to quit the Pee
lace of the Queen, the City, and the States of
'Etreria. He was obliged to get into a carriage that
Samna night ; but as the line drawn on the Fron.
litts rie'preVen• t the communication with Leghorn
would permit no Person ro pais, he retired to a
.Ctiontry hoese of his Secretary. CAmist, who shared
hist disgrace. When the Minister left the city,
theestetrd was placed in the usual manner, and they
dismissed the servants of the Count-, particulaely
his. two cooks. The cause of that dkgrace ieyet
a mystery, but all believe that ,the Wits of chic
Minister are of the nsost serious nature ; it appears
that his 'micas have been ttisenvered by the Court
of Madrid. They say,ethat before his departure,
he was obliged to give up all his. decoratioot they
add, that he is forbidden to set fooe,on the tern.
tory of Etruria, of Spain, and of France, and
that he kept up a criminal correspondence in Spain ,
in short, they speak of a conspiracy they have
seized his papers, and are about to examine them."

The regiment of Volunteers of Castille quitted
Racelora on the sth ; ,they embarked in three.
Spanish merchant vessels, which were taken by an
Efiglish squadron on the t 7th, about leagues tram
port MaLon. The ships and the privates of the re«
gitnent were immediately, sent to Malta. Tht-
Officers, on the contrary, to the number of eighty,
the women who accompanied them, and the crews
of the three vessels, were kept on board the
Sisericer, an English ship of the line, to ~be scut ern
shore. Thq, granted to the (Aetna theit.effects;
and restored, at• their desire, Olt- colour, of tile
&tent, and the Royal bills which were found ir
the military chest; howver, they seized on the
specie, :unotintieg to four thQusand