The Sun.
London, England, 1810-02-20 00:00:00

G)rk.

The Prince Adolphus packet, BouLnEnrioN,with:
Mails for tarbadOes o 3 to-tn.

row.
.13y the arrival of. the brig riurforf/;. WALX`7O:,,,
we. le in,. that, a sloop of w:lr, or gna-rbrig, was
seen on shore, about 'three on Th'ul*-117
evemog ..ast, near the" Rolidle Stone., and Shbrt4;
at:ter to go down., A brigiwas near her with a long-.
boat astern, and several men on' board; limn which

it is surposen the crew are saved.' Re :port states her
to be.the
Boar whzich sailed from hence on
that day.

POitTSMOUTII, FRB. • 19.---Sailecl his Majesty's
ships .Comas,:' "AT&T', and .Circe,,:togethervilth a
convoy, consisting of a great number of -Vesst•is, fk;r
Lisbon. .0

Arrived the Presion, SIMPSON Better-luck-still,
POTTER, from the Downs ; the former for nideira,
and the latter for Mogadore.
Came in the. Iluddart, William Pitt, `Tigris,
-Hugh Inglis, and Alexander; outward bound Italia-
men.

;Sailed his Majesty's ship Criracryt, with three
East Indiamen under convoy for the. Westward
the Sally cutter on a cruize.- •
Arrived the Aation, BRonitiotr from Gotten-
burgh; Jane, BUTTON ; Hedley, DIXON ;' Betsey,
1) ; Swift, W FAT ; Snake, • SCOTT ; Derftjent;
; Thetis, MATTHEtiON ; and.llero, GOOD..
H ALL, from Sunderland ;, Britannia,. DuNN,• frOm
Newcastle; Happy Iteturn, DYER, from New-
haven ; Sitga/k, Rots-, from Cadiz ; and Sir Rothe
• Papknin., from London.
Sailed the Eliza, PALMER, for London, last from
Gribraltar ; also the King Henry, for Lynn 3..
and the Speedy, ALDtUDGE, for London.
Caine into she- harbour his Majesty's•brig Nauti-
lus, from Spithead.

Sailed- his Majesty's stlips Dictator; Partridge,
and Pilot,•'to the Westward.
Sailed: this day his Majesty's ship Cry-non; -with
the undermentioned stii;:s fur India, viz. the Aifred,
Elphinstone, and WoodArd. •

PLYNIOIrriI, FEB. 18.—Sailed the Africa, and
Diaator filen of war tiir Portniont h.

-Arrived the Mercator and roye.rger transports
from Morlaix ; the Tartar frigate from a cruite,
,and
went 'up the 19rbour to relit, 1

Sailei' his Majesty:S ship Miter. u`,.e to. the West,
supposed for Cadiz.

FfiCM 7'HE FRENCH PIPERS.

PARIS, FEE. t I.—The Prince of. Neufchatel and
Wagrantleft tow yesterday evening. It is reported
that his Highness has gone to Vienna.
It is confiJen.tly reported that. the Queen of
Naples will remain here, until after thetuarriage,of
his Majesty the Emperor and King.
His Excellency Prince Schwartzenberg, the Aus-
trian Ambassador, gave a hall yesterday evening, to
which were invited the most distinguished persons of
the Court ar,d City. •
• His Majesty, bya becree of the .6th instant, has
appointed Count
,An.fireoisd a Member of the Coun-
cil of State. and President of the Setiion of War.

. .
By a Dettee, of the. 1 stult. statues of Generals
St. Hilaire, Espagne, Lasatle, Lapisse, Cervoni,
Colbert, Lacour, and Hervo, who -die(l in the field
of honour, are to be erected on the bridge De la
Concorde.
Tne- 4th and last book of the criminal Code was

yesterday commun-ieated to the Legi,!,-- 're MAY, by
the Orators of Government, Eluro, Itcal, and Gir
unti. It wls referred to the Committee of L-gis-
'alien, and the discuision of it was fixed tur the
_2oll4„,inst.

• -PARrs, FES I".—The Duke of yobtelnue, Am-
ba4sallor of his Majesty the King Of the Two
hes, ixas yestvrday'admitted.to a private audience of
his Majesty the Emperor and King, when he pre-
sented his new letters of credence, unmediaeely after
This audience,, his Excellency "the Dulc.e• of Campo
•Chiaro tvas introduced into-the Emperor's pri%ate
abinet, and presenied to ,his Majesty this letters of
crelence in clitility of Arnbassador, from-his Majesty
the'King of the two •
BC.TZVN, JAN. '31.-11 is CO the aeliv7ty of the
'French troops that we are indebted-fOr the arrest of
'Hoffer.. 'He had finished his ix4rt, and eircutn-
,sfancei conferred 'greater celebrity on tie name of
"this.man than he deserved. ''This chief of the rebels',
was brought here, with his wife and-Secretary, uti-'
.der .a French escort. He is, at this moment, on the
road to Italy; and will, it is stippbsedhe Conveyed .to
Mantua.-

EXTRACT OF A LETTER VI(bM A- BRITISH OFFICER AT
LISBON, DATED FEB. 4.
Vit.ut,:ils, his MajeSty'S*Mitaister here, is,
'Lam -sorry to say, expetled shortly to leave: this
country. The ..icorge inv.,: of warchas been for some
time waiting in the Tagus to cc :vey him baCk to
England. It is iinpossible to say how much the
Army 'will regret Mr. VILLIERS'S departure. His,
hurnanity, solicitude; and eagerness, even to antici-
pate the wants of the wounded and sick British offi-
-cers and sokliers.(to.forward which-his high station
and extreme- po.;',Uiarity :with the Portuguese gave
him considerable means) having so eniitely.ertdeared
its name to all ranks in the British Service." •