The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-11 00:00:00

DEAL, JAN. 10.

ARRIVED from Yarmouth; His Majesty's Ship
St. Albans, to take Admiral LUTWIDGE'S Flag,
and she remains, with the Amazon, Nemesis, 13'7-11-
Arrvw, Galgo, Express Advice_boat, and
Ranger Lighter.

SHEERNESS, JAN.

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YESTERDAY sailed His Majesty's Gun-brig
Crarh, Lieut. HAMLINE, fur Yarmouth. '

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The fcillown, ajp,..the names of the Seamen put
upon theli.. Trial on Wednesday last before the
Cotirt-Mirtiali held on board the Gladiator in
Portsmouth Harbour : . •

.ohn Mayfield, Thomas Jones, James Locker,
ames Ward, - Thomas Cross, John Cummins,
'amen Chesterman, William Cook;
ohn Fitzgerald, Christopher White, AND

Joseph Rowland, John Collins, John Dayley.
The Charges are,
First,—Making, or endeavouringto make, mutinous assetn,

blies.
Second,—Uttering seditious expressions ; and for concealing
traitorous and seditious words spoken, and tending to the

hindrance of His. Majesty's Service, and not revealing the.

same to their Commanding Officer.
present at such Mutiny and Sedition, and not
using their utmost endeavours to suppress the same, be-

tween the Ist and trth day of Degenper, aor.
The report of the mutiny having extended to two
other ships, we have the. satisfadian of being able
to contradict in too. For, on the contrary, the
crews of all the other ships were in the most coin-
.plete state of diScipline and sub Ordination. And
we have farther to state, that not only the Marines
but the Seamen of the Malt?; in particular, offered
-their services to Assist in quelling the mutiny.
Letters from Brest, dated the 3r st ult. by the 'obit
Cartel, Capt.Sll,lQL ETON, arrived arPlymouth, state,
that the French Squadron for St. Domingo; which
sailed the r6th ul't. met With a, violent gale of wind
in the. Bay, and were much disabled. One ship of
74 guns
,had returned to Brest, with the loss of her
fore and main top-past, and it was supposed several
others -Would Each Line of Battle Ship has;
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besides .706 §-5o Soldiers, They are so
crowded :that thelf 41.puation must be very uncom.
fortable.

The whole'of the Dutch Fleet bound to the West
Indies has now put to sea. On Friday afternoon
the last division, consisting of tour Sail of the Line,
a Frigate and a Brig, bearing a Vice-Admira-P,s
Flag, and a Commodore's Broad Pendano, passed
the back-of the Goodwin Sands, bound to the West_
ward. Another Squadron- under Admiral HART-
st_Nx, comprising one French and three Dutch Fri-
gates, and having the, 7th demi-brigade. of French'
Troops on board, also put to sea early in the last
week. •

. .
The Head and Gun-money for the Helder' Point
business is in.a train of settlement. firstpay-
ment to the captors, being about 45,0001. it is ex_
peered will be-discharged in about ten days. The
remainder,-about 150,0001. will not be paid, it is
.
supposed, for sometime.

The.priZe-money for the Army present at the,
capture of the Cape of Good Hope, is announced for
payment on the isth instant by Mr. DAV losoNohe
Agent.

The 22C1 Regiment of Foot, at present at the
Cape of Good Hope,. embark from thence for BVLI-
gal in the spring.

General Fox is gone from Minorca to Malta, to
inspet the garrison and works there. General
CLEr iiANE commands in his absence. •
The Earl and Countess of TANKERVILLE, Lord
and Lady. Luc/or, Lord and Lady GEORGE SEY-
MOUR, Mr. cAmPik44, and .otherEahionables; .are
still inhalinguith,qlotthilxious. sea-breezes upon the
Steine and BeAck,ait
There have been great festivities this Chr
istmas
atarayton Howse, near Whitehaven, .the Seat of Sir
LAvsort. They "continUed,uninterrupt-
edly for ten days. On the last. day of.the year there
was a Ma-squerade,_the first of the kind ever given
in -that,part of the country.

The average Price' oiSugar, computed from the
returns made fo• the week ending the 6th day of
January 1892, is Porty-one Sbillins and
Pence per hundred weight.