The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-02 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS

ORTSMOUTH, ju-NE 1.-Carrie into harbour hit
Majesty's ship Undaunted, from Spithead.
Arrived the Leda, SILVERS, Lapwing, AncnEn,
and Zeplzlir, DUNNELL, from Liv'erpoOl for Lon-
don ; and the Edmund, Baooks, for Heligoland.
• Arrived last night, and sailed again this day, his
tlajesr.t's ship Hardy; Lieut. Nops, Commander,
on a cruize off St. Catherine's; also hts Majesty's
ship. Dexterous tram Plymouth.

PLYbIOLYTEI, MAY 31.--Arrived his Majesty's
ship Gibraltarfrom the Westward; the Jane, FROST,
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and Cereus, HARRISON, from Sunderland ;
TAYLOR, and Industry, BELL, from Swansea;;'
liawke, PILLAR, from Llanelly ; Ann, HARVEY,
from Neath • Albion, FRANCIS, Commerce, FOOT,
and Industry, BOLT, 'from London.
CATie down the harbour and anchored in the
Sounu in .Wjwsiy's ship Hazard.
Ships at tin, Port exclusive of guard-ships, pri-
son-ships, t..:--

Gibraltar, Courageux, Rodney, Revenge, Armide, Iris,
-itriazon, Gleaner. Philomel, Imperidise, Rhin, Non Pa-
tel', Mariner, Armada, Hazard, Virago, Britannia, Mene-
laus, Nisus, Dreadnought, Triton, Phoebe, Savage,. Medusa,
North Star, EClipse, Tromp, Serapis, • Arnelia, Podargu
,eadrnue, A Leon, Peacock, Piercer, and Sappere, Cecilia
Concord, Maria, Elizabeth, Hope, Eliza and Jane, and Eliza,
tenders; and the Efigenia Spanish' frigate.

DEAL, JUNE 1 .—Came down from the River the
'Earl Spencer and Larkins, for tt4East Indies.

SHEERNESS, MAY 29. Arrived his Majesty's
brig Manly.
The Bristol, a 50 gun ship, is broke up at this
Fort,
I His Majesty's ship Dauntless anchored again with
`ler convoy.
The Goltenburgh convoy is not sailed this day,
the wind blowing fresh at E.ME.
SHEERNESS, MAY 31.—Arrived his Majesty's brig
viucksiadt:

We have received information from New York,
°Y a private ship; five days later than our previous
accounts. A letter of the gth April mentions, that
ongress was to break up on the 23d-of that month,
arid that the Non-Intercourse Att was. to.terminate
‘vith the Session. There was a Bill in progress,
was the counter-part' of the Non-Intercourse
Lam', under which the President was to be antho-
Ned, at the expiration of three months, to carry
edicts
area the former restriltve system,.should the
,!dicts and Orders in Council of France and Great
ttritain be continued ; or to direct its operation with
respect to either Power, separately, which should
tot rescind these measures. •

THE AllMY.—ThesCommander in Chief has or-
7.red, ;hat tile following extra& from the A& of
drliament shall be circulated to the Army, and has
requested that the Commanding Officers of each
‘egiment will communicate the same 'to their re-
'Pedive Corps . .
Whereas divers wicked and evil disposed per-
erls, by the publication of writteuonprinted papers,
and by malicious and advised speaking, have of late
industriously endeavoured to seduce persons serving
his Majesty's Forces, by Sea and Land, from their
ilkitY and allegiance to his Majesty, and to incite
them 'to mutiny and disobedience ; It is ordered,
hat any person who shall maliciously and advisedly
endeavour to seduce any person serving in his Ma-
,Je„3tY's Forces, by Sea or Land, from. his duty and
"egiatice to .his Majesty, 'or incite or stir up any.
Zeell person to commit any ad of mutiny, or en-
avour to. make any mutinous assembly, or corn-t
.
any, traitorous or mutinous .pra&ice whatsoever,
h"
elan, on being legally convi&ed of such offence,
" adjudged guilty of Felony, and shall suffer death,
in cases of Felony, without Benefit of Clergy."
The Duke of CUMBERLAND, as we yesterday
,-,ated, was removed to Carlton-louse about nine
~cloelt on Thursday evening. There was much
rEculty in contriving a prUper mode of getting
down the stairs; but his Royal Highness, said
te conceived he had sufficient strength to walk
c'wn, by laying hold of the arm of his brother
~e Prince. of WALES. The Prince of, WALES
lediately tendering his assistance, as required, the
`l-;'°vt . succeeded, but not without weakening g the
"Ice considerably. His Royal Highness was conveyed
Car)ton-house-in the Prince of WALES'S travelling
bar
,riage,,which was prepared with a bed, &c. as it
°,.buglat the Princess AMELIA from Weymouth.
C The mistake respecting. the summoning of the
'''roner's Jury on the body of the daring assassin,
liis arose, it is said, from the words " twelve
Itr,e°llzen" occurring in the Palace Court'Act. His
sit"Yal Highness's apartments being directly.oppo-
e theKilchen, it was at first s'ipposed that the Jury.
o,st be composed of Yeomen of the Mouth, but it
ie'.ng discovered that only one Gentleman had -any.
tiatin to that title, it was naturally conceived that
~ize Yeomen of the Guards, •vulgularly called Beff-
viers, must be meant. It was at length, how-
it:r, found, that the word Yeomen, according to the
th "tot- the Act, meant Freemen resident within
e Verge.
C)11 Monday afternoon, the -s Ist ult. • a seVere.
1:111 of thunder and lightning, attended with
thavY rain, was experienced at Lincoln. During
ve storm, the coach from Barton nearly met
itlith a 'serious accident :—the coachman hay-
beg, occasion to alight at the White- Hart, just
edlore a severe clap of thunder, the clap alarm-
-4111 the horses so much, that they se; 'off at
tk speed, turned the corner at the entrance of
Minster Yard, and went onwards without stop-
tong; The' guard, who had remained with the
4„aen, jumped off at the top of the Grecian stairs,
4,7(l.tnet the coach at the foot, where he fortunately,
t7ceed ed in stopping the Horses,i'.vithout,any seri-
h'!B injury. A lady and. boy in the coach were thus
viovidentially saved from destruction.
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14.!rrteen persons were on Wednesday fully corn-
ttj. d for riot at Birmingham, to Warwick gaol, for
'alat the next Assizes.

POitiii:

THE RUAG H WELCOME.

3,EOM THE fslSf. •
Shall a soil of O'Donnell be cheerless and cold,
While M'Kennes vfde hearth has a.faggot to spare?
While O'Donnell is poor shall IVl'Kenna have gold;
Or be cloth'd while a limb of O'Donriell is bare ?

While sickness and hunger thy sinews assail,
Shall M'Kenna unniov'd quaff his Madder of mead?
On the haunch of a deer shall M'Kenna regale,
While a Chief of Tyrconnell is fainting for bread ?
No! enter my dwelling, my feast thou shalt share,
On my pillow of rushes thy head shall recline
And bold is the heart and the hand that will dare
To harm but one hair of a ringlet of thine I

Then come to my home, 'tis the home of a friend,
In the green-woods of Truagh thou art sale from thy foes;
Six Sons of M'Kenna thy steps shall attend,
And their six sheathless skeans shall protect thy repose !