The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-22 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

, FALMOUTH, SEPT. 19.—Atrived the Frerlcb
schooner cartel, Eliza, Captain Mott m, from Ma'
laix, which place she lett the 14th she lalidej
at Fowey on the 17th, Mr. RIDGEW AY (AmcricA
Consul at Antwerp)
.his family ail ze.tril
sengers ; Mr. ItinoLwAY- was ch
patches from General ARMSTRONG Mr. PINK"'
London ; General AnmsTRoNG had left 13.1ris
LUsl W' pea ed to embark for merica Oil
17th inst.; when the E/La left I\iurlaix; it w"
said Alia( Generals jUNOT, APDON 1.1), and BEV
LIA RD, had been recalled liom Spain, basing 414
curled NAPk:I. EON'S displeasure.
Sailed the Lord Hobart packet for New Yak'
and the Snake packet for Surinam.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 20,---Arrived his MajestP
ship Hydra of 38 guns) Captain MUNDY , from Gib'
raltar, (a month's passage). with the following trans"
ports under convoy from thence, viz. Britannia,
CLARK Benson, RUTHEIIFORD ; HeraduS,
SON ; and the William Aside,. Jon ti Cxyucis i alb
bound to Portsmouth, were obliged to put in beg/
by contrary winds; thcy•have.on board ,bout 90(), • ;
French prisoners, whd are'dll in a healthy Slate; 3
convoy was 'to sail for England from Gibraltar the''ri
day after tkose ships sailed. •
• Arrived ins I\4:4j,.'sty's ship Zambia, Capts33
MACKENZit from Cadiz ; sailed thence on the ISt.
Sqternber, and has brought dispatches ; parted !.
with his Majesty's ship' /Awe/idle, of 74 guns, "If
this port yesteiday; bound to Poasmouth with het •
prize, the Alexander, Frech privateer, out g day's'
which she captured some days since in cotnpof
with the Zenobia ; the pritateer had cat tared
vessel belon•,;ing to Guernsey, with a cargo 01
•bottles; his Majesty's ship- Zeirobia spoke a levf
days since his ;Majesty's ship FartunLle.
Arrived the Jane, ARNOTT, iron) Sunderland;
the lia.n!cr, THomAs, from Cork, last from F'd.
mouth, wait proisions for this p ; also arrived
a cartel from Mothik ; site
ts'ailed from hence
Saturday last with Mr. POWELL, who landed °E)
Sunday' inorniii; 3150 arrived his bilmjesty's Sh'P
Dryad, from the -Westward.

PORTSMOUTII, SEPT. s i .—Came in this day leis
Majesty's ship Diana from a cruiz':t otiCherbourgh.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Rzehn.ond t.o the E "I"
ward.

His Majesty's ship Decoy is appointed convoy t 0
the Downs.

DEAL, SEPT. 2 the Bl.,odltquizzi go'
brig, and the Idas cutter, the former cm a Coll,
off tL: Not Foreland, and the. latter for off Fit's'''.

ing.
The 92d Regiment marched in here thi.4 after-
noon and immediately embarked on board his ma-
jesty's ships Audacious arid Apollo fur Portugal.

The Desiree frigate has arrived at Yarmonthf
ter being on shore off the Texel she was ob:ire'r
to throw her guns over board, and to start h
water, to get off :—she is not much damaged.

A Gentleman who left Antwerp on the 7th, 34
Amsterdam on the 14th •instant, states, that fit I
former there were about 20 ships, of war, most
which were of the line, in a state of creat tor,cart
ness ; end, as nearly as he could judo,, about 1'
were ready for sea. On the 3d instant, three sic",
gun-boats were launehed of the largest size. '
• A great number of hands were every day ern
v
ployed in preparing these vessels, and in order to
proceed with the greater rapidity the men worked •
extra hours. Admiral De Winter had returned to •
Amsterdam, but the inhabita..ts had reason 10 e:";
pest h s return shortly to witness the ccmpletion 0
the fleet. triAt
At Amsterdam, when our informant quitter.'
city, there were not more than 4,.100 French in Var;
mon : they were in equal force at Rotterdam. •
the Hague he bel'eved there were 2000, and
rat
.d,
Utrecht 1500, but in some of the principal
there were none, and their absence was supplied L'/
the Douaniers.
The French soldiers are represented to behave i°t
a most exemplary tunnuer, and•afrer nine o'clock II
night they all returned. to their quarters. The IN'ce
saltier: had been marched out of their flat,v
country to Spain, excepting a few regiments, yet 111,
eomplete., which ~ere quickly to follow their CO
panioos through France.—Aecoonts had bee!' re:t
ceived of the arrival of some . part of this force -
Bayonne.
• ,t.
It was rumoured in Holland, on the 14(11
lt
that Bilonaparie inrended to meet his broiherPiseQ,
at Bayonne, to coirsidt on further p•oce.edin:;s.l":o
Spain, but he was trot to .trust • hinisi4 within
frontiers. It was genera;; bt:lie.ted, that sickttell
infested the French nrinirs in that country ; but
all she public accounts the atlairs of, the PettinSti
were rvresentedas most prosperous.
On- Wednesday, as a ca•k of sit iol was convey'
in on a dray through the Strand, it burst; a.
who was passing by, received part of its contents,
and was literally burned to ashes.
h,
Sir HARRY HALFORD and Dr. DLncDAS arr.:ea
Augusta Lodge, Windsor, on Wednesday stig`'i,'l
where :hey remitted the. night, wi h Dr. Part
attendance Oil Princess AtidELLA.; al.d on Thuods;
morning returned to London. Her Royal Hig-boeo
remains much the same.
Adkins, the Bow-street Officer, and H
many years belonging to Mariborough-street
are candidates for the situation of ,Keeper •gt .
13.. t la prisou. • •