The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-19 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JULY I 7.—Arrived the Pottugneso
brig Fiore. de Tego, JOZE DA SILVA JEL, master,
from Lisbon, with fruit for , London ; the. Peace,
BARRY, from London ; Union, HAM, from Wales
and the- Ulysses of Liverpool-,-ROBERT RIDHAIIDSDisT,
master; from. Prince Edwarj's Island, with a cargo
of timber for this port.
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Sailed his Majesty's ship La einia, Captain Lord
W. STUART, with thelßetsey allies, and four miter
viauallers under convoy„ laden with provisions for
Lisbon; also sailed- the Sarah, Smiru and the
Pappenburg brig,. Vrow 47ina Maria, A. STEyE N-
SON, master, for Lisbon; and Danish ship, Mali
Matildes, for Gallipoli ; his Majesty's ship Espitgle
for Deptfortd ; and Daring on a cruize.
Arrived the schooner May. Fly from the West-
ward.

Lord COCHRANE, accompanied by his brother,
sailed last evening in his pleasure vessel for Spain
and Portugal.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 18.—Came in this day his
Majesty's ships Goshawk, Kangaroo, Fly, Kite,
Furious, and Phipps schooner, from the Eastward.
Sailed last evening' his Majesty's ship 54/Ea,
with a. convoy of meicharainen for the Downs
the. Stag, fiALLE.T, from Madeira for London.
Arrived the Henry; Di::oN'; Gokien Fleece,
ROU6HTREE and John and Margaret,- JOHNSTON,
from Sunderland.

SIIEERNESS, JULY 17.--Arrived his Majesty's brig
Starling, and the Quail schooner.
Arrived the rengeur, a new 74, just launched at
Harwich, to lie in ordinary at ibis port.
Capt. HAMIL•roN is appointed to. supersede C4p!-•
PARISH in the Oynx, and Capt. Pnatsx.is appointed
to the command of the Foxhound.

Arrived his Majesty's ship 4ttack from Helip:-
LID:I.

DEA L, JULY IB.—Arrivt-d the Venerable man of
war, Rear-Admiral Sir THOMAS WILLIAMS, froni a
cruize off Flushing; the Iluinterarmedsidp, vii I. a
convoy from Falmouth, and are sailed for aiff..rent
destinations; also arrived the iiinaldo sloop of war
from a cruize.

Sailed the Trincido sloop of war, with several

transports, for Portsmouth.

POETRY.

ON SEEING THE QUEEN CHARLOTTE LAUNCHED.

Majestic bulwark of these happy isles,
Thy element receives thee, yet recoils ;
So shall old England's foes, at by dread name,
Receive thy mandates, or recoil with shame.
Strand, [uly 17. - R. B.

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CALCUTTA, JAN. I3.—We have been favoured
with the perusal of a letter from Bangalore, dated
the • 19th of December. Toe General Court Martial
had been then sitting for 20 days without intermis-
sion; and, as far as could be judged, there was lit-
tle prospect of their proceedings boing closed within
a shorter time than six months. Eight Officers in
all had conic to Bangalore to stand their trial, on
'charges conneiaed with the late cornmotions at the
stations of the Madras army.
The first trial which came on was that. of Lieut.-
COL BELL, who, during the period in question, was
the senior Officer in command of the gat riso:-.) of sc-
ringapatam. The purport of the charges brought
against .him was as follows :—lst, for . beading a
most alarming and dangerous mutiny against the Go-
.vernment of Fort St. George; and, 2,d, for firing on
the troops of his Majt,:sty and the Hon.
on the 11th of August last. Lieutenant-Col, BELL
closed his defence on the 17th ult. atter a trial of
eighteen days duration. The defence Iva,: drawn
up by Mr. MARSH, and is said to have been a most
able produdion. Of the sentence of the Court no-
thing of course can be known, until, it shall be pro-
mulgated in General afters.

Several •of the Officers. who had been called to
Bangalore to give evidence in Colonel .I.ist.t.'s case,
had returned to, Seringapatatn. Captains WAHAB,
PATTERSON, and SADLER, to, whom the option- of
dtirnissal from the service, or of trial by Court Mar-
tial, was proffered by Go%ernment, had embraced,
we understand, the former alternative, and had in
consequence received orders to proceed to the Pie-
sidency, from whelice; it was Understood, they,
would embark for Europe.

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