The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-08 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

;
PixrdouTir, J. Majesty's ung
of 18 guns, Capt. BUCK, 113 S detained an.! sent in
here the American brig Triton, of New York
THOMPSON master, from thence, with a cargo con-
sisting of coffee, cotton-wool, tobacco, whale-oil'
and logwood, bound to Tonningen ; sailed on thu
sth beceinher, and was detained on the 3d inst.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Erlipse from a cruizei
spoke a vessel in the Channel, flow whom h is said
"she received intelligence that the Island of Bourbon
had surrendered to the English.

Arrived. his Majesty's ship Surveillante, Captnin
Sir GEORGE COLLIER, from a CriliT.C.'

Sailed his Majesty's ship Ploi.,er,Capt2io BRowx ,

on a cruize.
Arrived the ketch Mary, of thisaiort,
Master, from Lisbon ;on the instant, at night,
fell in with his Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte, of
38 guns, Captain TOBIN, from St. Helana, with the
following ships under convoy from thence, viz. Earl
Spencer, Lord Keith, and Monarch, extra ships; the
Mary received on board dispatches from the Prin-
cess Charlotte, which were landed at the Admiral's
Office this Morning; the weather having been very
hazy for the last two days, that it is not possible to
,
ascertain whether they hare passed by this port; the
Mary parted company immediately after receiving
the dispatches.
• Sailed his' Majesty's schooner Nonpareil, Lieut.
DICKENSON, for Falmonth,with Tuscan, Thomas,
and-Mary, and two other transports, under convoy,
laden with stores and provisions, bound to Gibraltar.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Pi/cat', Capt. HILLYAR,
-from the Baltic.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Milford, Capt. BAYN•
TUAI, for Portsmouth.
Went up the harbour to be repaired his Majesty's
ships Phcele and Surveillante.
'The Surveillante frigate, that arrived here yester-
day from the squadron under ildmiral STOPFoRP,
which ,she left on Saturday last in Quiberon Roads,
on passing Bellisle, tell in with his Majesty's ship
aliance, the boats of which ship had cut out, in El 8
most gallant manner, from a strongly defended po-
sition, and dose under the fortifications of the Palais
(Bellisle) a very large British West Indiam3n, which
had been captured by a French privateer; she is lac-
lued at 80,0001. and may be hourly expe6ted in here,
as she was to sail on • Sunday laat, in company with
a portugueze Brazil ship (captured by the Christian
the Vilth.) and to be convoyed to this port by the
Minorca frigate.
His Majesty's ship Pilate, that arrived here this
morning, towed in a large ship which it is supposed
she fell in with in destress at sea ; she is supposed to
be be laden with hemp.
Remain in Cawsand By, Sound, Hamoaze, &c.
his Majesty's ships Surveillance, Dreadnough,a
Phcete, Argus, La Rhin, Shannon, Cossack, Seine,
tPeazle, Britannia, Philomel, Daphne,
Pheasant, Adrian, Helena, Amethyst, Encounter,
Implacable; Formidable, Terneraire, and Van-
guard.

PORTSMOUTH, JA (i.—Went out of Harbortr.
the Tice Mary Ann, GOODMAN, and Swift, DOWEY
the former for St. Michael's, and the latter for
Malta‘

Arrived the Jam- and ;Vary, BROWN, from
Shields, arid the /I illiarn and Ildnry, BAGGS, from
Guernsey.

Sailed yesterday the ship illezander, TURNBULL,
for the West Indies; also the Penelope, DArrsoN,
Dido, TAYLon, Charlotte, DAVISON, and ..imphion,
JOHNSON, for Sunderland.

Came in his Majesty's ship Rattler, from New-
foundland ; also his Majesty's ship Milford, from
Basque Roads.

DOVER, JArr. 7.—The 14th Regiment came in
here from Deal yesterday, on its. way to Steyning,
and to-day, ihe sth Regiment, from the some place,
on tts route to Bexhill—both are from the island of
Walcheren.

A flag of truce sailed yesterday noon for France,
with two Gtaitlemen of the Austrian Legation.
Yesterday the Rinaldo sloop of war sent in a Inge
smuggling lugger, with upwards of 500 nabs of con-
traband spirits.

FALMOUTH, JAN. s.—Arrived the tralsingham.
packet, RoBARTs, from Lisbon, in twelve days,
with mails ; the Nucton packet, BLIGHT, from Ca-
diz with mails in nineteen days ; the Groivler gun-
brig, from Po, tsmouth, to give instrnalions to 'vessels
for Portugal and Spain.

Sailed the 'Sandwich lugger with a fleet of enast.
ers for Ireland ; Ail, Ellis, ELLIOTT, f.n.• Liver-
Fool ; the outward bound packets for An4-rica,
Spain, Portugal, and Mediterranean, are detained
by contrary wind.
The packets from Cadiz and. Portugal bring no
news whateier ; the surrender of Gerrora waa not
?mown at either place.

BRIXIIAM-QUAY, JAS. 6.—Sailed his Majf:st)
NW,i) Tonnunt, Gif ictltar, Arethesa, and Pisct•te,
I.zik ut