The Sun.
London, England, 1810-02-07 00:00:00

qd • - & ;
eloquent reply, hsfdeciarcng, that the digetiSsion
6;.1,1ich had taken.placeitat 'evening con6rfneo hith
111 more in tile proprietyd -the proposition .which
1
had done himself die hthiour to submit Id the
Douse. . .
h
The CHANCELLOR of the :EN.CHEQUUR, although
se had not intended to take any share in the pre-
:IA debate, yet having been so pointedly called
Upon by the Hon.' Gen4leman, would trouble the
'louse with a few words. The Hon atrableGentl4:7;i
li'!att bad asked, whether it was his wish to shelter:
Gentleman
under the opinions maintained by the Hon.
near him i• and by silence to imply that
tq those opinion's he coincided. If the Hon. Pett•
ientan understood his Hun. Friend (Mr. Windham)
1° mean that the GallerY of the House ought to he
oeared on all occasions, to that extent he certainly
tlid not agree with him degming it, as he did,
esaeptial to the character of the House to retain the
Privilege of excluding strangers without discussion„
must oppose the motion of the Hon. Gentleinan,
The Houses then divided,
For Mr. Sheridan's MOtion - 8o
Against it - - - - 166 . • •
• Majority - • —E6

I'IAVAL NEWS:

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PLYMOUTH, FEE: 6.--,-Arrived the 14:inirriity, of
Leith, KENT,,master, from Oporto, with a cargo of
_cork,for Leith'; was captured by the 'General Pe-
rivzon French ;Privateer, (that. arrived here a few
days since,) aLia 'recaptured, *on the 30th January,
y hi'l‘i..ijesty's brig Eclipse, Capt. CREYti-E which
=
Ship sailed from hence on the 27th January, to ac-
company the Zephyr schooner, bound to Marti-
nique, to. a certain latitude, the latter parted com-
pany a short time after sailing. The Unanimity is
in a very ,leaky state only thrte of her original
crew arrived 'in her, ;the remainder was brought In
here by the GeuerOl Periguon.
• Arrived the 16:1)04, 'from Halifax, hidenWith
&c. sailed on the iGth January, ii' company
with afieet, consisting of 8 sail, under convoy of
his Mojesty's ship alambirze, Captain flit.is ; part-
ed company with the fleet --before they 'reached
tl'e Banks of Neivfoundland ; also arrived the
schboner Sir IFilliant ScOtt, of thisport,
BA'r.A., master, from Lisbon laden with fruit,
fur this port;' sailed on tVe ;24th of january,
and on the.tst inst. f.:4l.in with and was chased for
two hours by two privateers, Who would
have captured. her in halt an hoar, had not the
Pheasav4 'Sloop of %kat, Capt.- PALk`ER, hove in
sight at the time, and went in chase of them ; also
arrived the Portuguese hrig‘Vautitaris; AivroNto DE
'FRENIDADO master, from Lisbon, laden with Ir-flit,
bet nd to BiiSiol ; the ihr/uslry of tuts port, Grti:-
, RUNG master, from Wekford, laden with Prci'vi
bound to London, put in here by contrary
Winds; the Prenthsgcliecnier NoUvelle Union; froth
Brest, laden with corn and Slate, boimd to Bayonne
(laSt.frOin Penzance) captured by his Majesty's ship
thirrinscf 1-1611.. Capt. BOUVERIE,
The Princeis sdmelia packet, Capt. Moollsor,-
with Mails ;from the Brazils, 66 'days fitio Rio de
'Janeiro, arrived off thiS port .yesterday, having
overshift Falmouth on the preceding 'bight ; Messrs.
FREESE, STANbFAST., KIND, and Colt AY, and M‘..s.
FREEE, were taken out of her by' a sloop ah 4
fainted here; the Princess jThzelia then stood away
for Valmonth; on her passage, she fell in with a large
l inch privateer ; the faster, however, took no no-
lice of her. _
.
. The Sir Scott left at LiyE>tttl his Majesty's
shins Binjleur and Norge, and a large fleet Of tians-

The Reversion Bill went through a Committee,
the Report of, which was ordered to be received-to-
horrow.
On the motion of Mr. BAKES, the Papers pre-
sented last Sessitin; by the Linen Board of Ireland,
Were referred to the ComnittLe 'on the Public
Tenditure.
:The Order Of the
~Day for the House to resolve
itself into a Commit tee.ot Inquiry on the Expedition
Walcheren Laving been read, '
Loid PORCIIEST.ER Moved, that the SpealiV should
then leave the Chair on whch Mi. Yorke sug-
gested co the Speaker that-there were strangers in
the HOuSej and the Gallery was insvantly cleared.
-[Strangers were not re-admitted,,but we under-
stood that Mr. Knight and Mr. krale were exarnin-
ed by the Connuittee.---Adjourned at halt-past
Twelve —The Connuittee riot to sit again till

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Tlie Gazette of last night contained, as we stated
it would, the detailS Of the tiestrtrai6n of two
Trench frigate.s,at Gtinaaloupe, and also of the cap'-
'and destruetiork of several of the Enemy's cot.-
kettes. We have great hopes that the :telt .accOnnts

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from the West IndieS will not only announce the Pcrtq•
,
1 S Wei his .11Iajetty'S ehip. seine, Captain M-1,...ii45..,
!
surrender of the last of the tneiny's_posseSSions in '
,' on a cl-tai'ze Co tl:e WV6li:vard.
that quarter KGtradaloupe),, but alsO, some furtliq i - " .. .
Came doWn the harbour', and anchor.ed in the
success against the Enemy's naval force. We thi'S 1 s •
Selland his Majesty's ship Pripid'cOk-
-morning received a Letter froth 'Martinique, dated 1 '
,Arrived the Iteqfirit, NicHoLLsi liirMinghain,
the -Bth of December, which contains the follow-
within these fe,:v ti GILL; and Asepitirnd Mccey; THOMAS, from Swan-
ing passage :---1' We have heard,
sea ' trill‘lb'
Ews, from Bristol; Flora, FtinzE,
days, of four French frigates With troops pi ruing I
i from Liverpool 5 :Tulin Vyrkin, WA ERR, 'from
-their course for Unadaloupe, and yesterday two i
Gloucester; and Victualler, No. 7; froM the West-
Vrench line-of-battle Ships passed to the souths,:vald 1
of this Island for the satiae destination. Sir P,:e- ws“l' Caine-
E)e
ANDER COCHRANE; who left us a few days ago, is 1
i Sound his Majesty's ship Minerva. •
now off Guadaloupe \eith four sail of the line and Se- i
...,ailed the Daphne and iiii; otrit.e sloop's, of war, and
veral frigates, and will, we hope, giVe a good ac- i
a hio schooner; to the Westward.
count of them." The Gazette of last night arms 1 - • ' •
r. His;Majesty's brig Crocus Was this morning re-
that our gallant tars have given it " godd acconnt" of 1 r
eased'frOM qu'arantine.
two of the frigates, and we have very little-doubt i
that the line-of-battle ship Will share the same fare,. I PoßTsmbuyti, FeR. 6.—Arrived his Majesty's
i ships Lag e, Scipton, and Gadnet, froin the N-Vest-
Last night a very interesting Debate took place in
ward:
the `House of Commons, upon Mr. SHERIDAN'S i . •
Put babk this day the Antelope , schooner; ' for
Motion..respe6ting the Standing Order for the ex= !
Lisbon..
elusion of strangers. . Mr. SHERIDAN'S Motion was 1
Sailed his Majesty's ship Pilot, with a convoy of
negatived by a very large majority, merchantmen for the bosuns 5 together with the
I Maria, GERMAN 1 Hdiah, GERMAN i Hope, GEE-
' Private letters have been received from 'Arnerica,
MAN ; anti Thomas and Ju'dith, PousinS, for London.
of a later date by some days than the Papers which !
Sailed the Gen. IT'elleseyT, homeward-bennd East
=re received on Monday. They state, that all the
Indiamans Capt. GLIANRIT, for London, last. from
restrietions upon the intercourse with this -country. i
Calcutta 5. also the Eliza, PALMER ; and Ann,
were in full force, and that bonds were required ;
i WOOD- the former last froth,the Gibraltar, and It-
from every vessel abont to sail, that She should not I '
t: . 1 ter from Monseratt 5 also the Flora, ARNOtte last
touch at any British poi__
i from Waterford. ~. •
Yesterday, about half-past twelve o'clock their k The Rifleman brig of i 4 guns, takes convoy to-
:MAJESTIES, Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH; and
Fyal 5 the eith:acoa of 36 guns; gives instruaions to
Soptisa, attended by .1.1,-,dy' SYDNEY, arrived in two
umiages,- at the. queen's Palace from Windsor, e - ships bound to the Southern Whale Fishery.
cooed by a party of Light Horse. The Princess : _ . .
'SOP!: lA,' of Gloucester, the Dukes of Cuz,LEEE.. SHEERNEsS, FEP. G.—Arrived the Vesuvius bbmb,
eit N e -and SUSSEX, d'lrd %A id' the QUEEN and and sailed 14 the river Thames ; his Majesty's brig
PansicEsses. in the evening, their MAJ ESTILS had •
i Centtnel, and the Go/g..,lrocket vessel.
a selea party to tea and cards.
1 . Passed by down the River his Majesty's ship
This clay his MAJESTY WiWtOld a private- Levee
and Privy Council, at the Queen's Palace. ! Sera' pis.
To-morrow the QUEEN will . hold a Drawing, !, Sailed ;. . , brig
r-- MS lylajesiy s Piercer.
. room, at St. James's Palace .
ESSEX ELECTIOTL—State or•the Poll yesterday, ! •r,tese, Fes. O.—Sailed for the River the Larking
. • the 6th day : . t
i East India ship 5 also his Majesty's ship iricreury,
I,thn Archer Houblon, Esq. - .: . togs'
Montagu Burgoyne,* Esq.. --- - ' 554 : . I. for the ITediterranem,) came down from the River
' F his Majesty's ship African ; put back the three East
1544-
. .
Though the continuance. of the Poll can only tend India ships that sailed on Sunday last.
---.-
. to' disturb the peace of the County,. withoutatTording 1 .
Mr. fluftGel NE the faintest chance of eventual sac- , Sir DAVID DU NDAS held a public day, yesterday,
.. at his o;lice, in the Horse Guards, and gave au-
ne,,s., -yet he declares that nothing shall deter hint
crom persevering in the contest. But it shoul I be . dienceS to a number of military officers. Sir DA-
-olie:rved that he plats himself to no expence for what yin will :ell public days on Fridays and Tuesdays,
during the sitting of Pam liament.
he denominates a national cause. ,
- t• • Mrs. C. KremneE was to. have performed the part
Yesterday a Deputation of the Catholics of -Eng- ~
of Mrs. Oakley, in Tice Jealous Wye, last night, at
land waited upon Earl GREY and -the Right HOP.' * *
Covent-Garden•Theatre,'. but being suddenly taken
WieetAm WINDHAM and 'delivered into their hate_ls - ..,,
, l, an teology was made by Mr. YOUNG, and Mi‘s
,
, - ~ere Prtition to now Houses of that most respel.t'ole .1-.,w,,,CAN,, fr Cril the other house, ruddy rkssented to
iody. .
,kro ale her Seb-titiate.-