The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-07 00:00:00

NAVAL kEs.

FALM-OyTH, MA H, 4.—Arrived ,ytely4sl. nij t,
Marlboro-ugh, packet, CaPt..But.t., with mails
from Lisbon; six days passage r the British army and
Portuguese troops had proceeded on, under .the Coln-
.,
mand of Lord WELLINGTON, to irwet the enemy,
Which had assembled in large force- at Salamanca and
?;:rri Ora; the combined armies were.in high spirits.
, The packet has bronght eighteen passengsrs.
The Princess P,gzabeth packet,-Capt. KIDS, wa.3
oing" in as'slie came-out. .1 •
. .

Alsoarrived the Atherican ship Powitaion, FORTH-
IT,. OP, Master, from Berrnuda,°to;wait brders. The
Peter; JoilF.N, Master, from Cadiz, with wool,
tbr London, twelve,days paisage. Th 6 Maria cut-
from Gibraltar; Lir Jersey, 13ILBY, Master, it
d-iys pasiage; he reports, that t'2oo British. troops'
"which had. heed sent to garrison Ceuta, were not,
permitted by. the Spaniards- to land, *and had re-
t.tvcd again to Gibraltar, the brig Aired, LEAN,
from • Gibraltar, eleven days out, with a cargo'of
brandy, for orders. The Eugis brig, front ditto, for
The Margaret brig, SIALPSON, from Moga-
ion-, with goat-skins, &c. for London, • thi. ty-one
clays.pasage. Ehe ship London Plieket;" LUFFELO,
i•
?Master, from Gibraltar, , fqr Guernsey,. eleven days
hassage. Toe Spanish brig A bundynce, . from Gib-
raltar,' for orders.'
Sailed this evening his'Majetsy's brig of -.18
guns, with the Ciampi rdown, U ania, and .lieUifArd
transports ; the ships Success, PURVIS; for Marti-
Itique, and Generous Plainer, Gutsoki, fps aniaica.

Another letter from Falthouth,statei,- " that the
garrison of Cadiz had made a sortie on thezdvanced
guard of the French, and defeated them, and •taken

some prisoners."' It further stakes, 'LILA 63. French
horsemen had taken jtlgesiras.,' where there were
~ 1500
,Spaniards, who surrendered. witll ~t,4, ei first
SuMmons:"

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 6.—Came, in his lgaies-
ty's ship. Audacious, of 7.4 guns, tosetecw: with a
litrge convoy of outwarcl-bound tuercllantthtn, from
the

Arrived .the ship Iripaticella,.'SALL, from Cadiz;
eller a passage of 12 . days A convoy was expected
to sail from elience-tor England in a few days.

Arri'ved the Friends, Hammond, from the Downs, for
Madeira ; Fortitude, Small, from Guernsey ; and the Mary,
Down, from Teigiunouth.

Came in the Mary Ann, Brown, fsir Buenos Ayres ; Fre.
derick, Machee, fdr St. Michael's; Susannah, Brodric, for
Fyal ; Richard and Mary, Hall; for Rio Janeiro ; Mary Ann,
Fiith, for Martinique ; also the Thomas and ludith, Pounds,
.anditope, German, from London ; Borough, Patterson,trom
Newcastle; atid the Henry, Knight, from Sunderland.

Arrived his Majesty's ship 'Renown-, and Diligent
store-ships from.the Eastw'ard.

PLYMOU'iLIj MARCH s:—.ArriVed; the Flongurdbic
East India Company:s WO Porcia, from the East
, Indies, last from Cork ; the Alaroi ReverMe
iugger from a cruize.
His Majesty's brig Basilisk takes conypyit ti) the
Westward._

Sailed .five cartels for Morlaix, with ,part• Of:the
French prisoners taken 'at St. Dotningu; and thu
Fancy and Favourite hired .cutters to the Westward.

DE-AL, MARCU 6.—Sailed the Renown for the
Westward.
Came down from the River five sail of veasels,
and are detained by contrary winds.

„ .
KiNG'S THEATItE.—The Musical,Atnateurs mus.
tered strdngly at this Theatre last night, to Witness
the return of CATALAN', who 'was received on her
entrance with the most vehement tetimonies of
pleasure. These zealous proofs of welcome were
repeated whenever -she appeafed.and whenever she
quitted the stage. The Opera brought fi;rv.'ard on
this occasion was it Tanotico per .1,2, Musica, and
though The chara6ter which she sustains in it is not
calculated to spew the extern Zif her powers, -yet it
affords abundant stepe for the display of her won-
derful voice. Comedy, is certainly not her form; but
she is simple and natural. The manner she gave
the airs, excels in point of execut4on every thing of
the same kind' that has been heard by the pre.ment
race' of Connoisseurs, and thecOmpass.of her voice is
perhaps equal to that of arrk of her predecessors:—
NALDI pertbrmed his part with admirable humour:
Uis taste and expiess-on as a singeli- heed no'eulo-
“ium: By hii Manner of perfo.rning on the Nio,
loncello last night, it is evident that he has been
praaisirt much on that instrtimem: ',since he last
lippeared in the settle opqra. It was an exrfuisite
4p.ecimen of true taste. - .Itrorrr,- who is. a y good
tenor 'singer, and whO
,rlever atteinpts 11)6' much,
was restored to his situatton last night, and received
a very gratifying welcome. from the audience. The'
Dances went off with great ethit,. and the evident
pleasure' excited by the return
,of CATALAN' will
probably establish good ' humour among the Sub-
scribers aud, the Public for the remainder of the
season.

• 'Mr. Smtrtr, fornierly one of the chiet-ornaments
of .the London stage, has.. reached. his eightieth
- year, and is able, .with almost as -ri.i&h spirit
and, vivacity as ever,
_to join in- the Circles of 'his
tporting friends-at Newmarket. This. respectible
veteran resides .at' Burr St: Edinury's.,:iiT the highest
-esteem and regard of all Who 'f'srn.-
Mr. •
KerdaLe has had a. relapse.of his late serious
.but hot:-attended With aity di a m i its symp-
-tows. •