The Sun.
London, England, 1810-02-01 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS:

PLYMOUTH, JAN, '3o'.--Arrive4 his Majesty's Oil
Philomela froni a 'cruize ; the Betsey, IV DGE, from
London, with deals, bound to this port; the Lively'
Goon, from Lyme; Jane, ARNOTT, from Sunder'
land Mercury, SMARDON, from Neath ;
GANTLETT,. from Chichester; and Mary, WesT►
from Swansea.

Sailed his' Majesty's ship Sytelle,:Capt. IJETom
for the Cork station.

PORTIMOUTH, JAN. 31.—Sailed this day' his lvfr
jesty's ship Trinculo; With a convoy of about fifty sal
for the Downs.

Came in last evening the Rhadcananthe, 13aow)
from London, bound to Malta.

Arrived this day, his Majesty's ship Aiohe, of 28
guns, Capt. LOIUNG, from the West Indies.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Hardy from Plymouth.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Vesuvius, Centinel, and
Galgo, for the Eastward.

SHEERNESS, JAW. 30.--Arrived the Shields ten'
der, with volunteers and imprest men for the flea.

Came down the River Thames his Majesty's still/
Iris, Capt. SHORTLANii.

Carne ipto harbour his Majesty's sloop ilvenger.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Africa, and the All"

Cutter.
Came down from Gravesend his Majesty's ships
Leda and Iris; and the Venerable from Chatham.

• DEAL, JAN. 31.--Arrived the Basilisk gun-brig
from Portsmouth, and Oiled for the Nore.
Sailed the Dispatch Pdot vessel on a cruise off
Dungeness.

LAlk REPORT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, lAN. 31.

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.—THEATRICAL OUTRAGS'
The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for a rule to
shew cause why a Criminal Information should DOt
be filed against a person of the name of Williams, and
several others, whom,. he mentioned, for a most via'
lent outrage committed in the Chester Theatre, and
for a dangerous riot there.—He stated, that on the
night of the benefit of Aliss one of the A'
tresses belonging to the above-mentioned Theatre's
d'sturbatice took place, wli ch - entirely prevented,
the perfbitnatice,going on, and SO annoyed the peace:
able part of the community there, that they dared
not
•• .
n venture to g 6 near the HOus,e, whereby Miso
Halliday was so mud? injured, that her friend;
Obtaiined another night for her, and 8116 was
favoured with the 12th instant tor tl4t
pose: But the sarqe riotous parties having assets'
bled" at an early 'hOur, the • doors were of necev#:,
Sity. kept :They, hoWevq, btirit them openy,
rushed into all parts 'of the f-It',ue„ and nearly der,
moliShed it. During ,the uproar,' tbe whole town witt'
in the greatest and the most serious alarrrO.
were entertained for 'the liVeS'of several .tinoirending,
perslop*.—iole granted.

THE KING V. JOY-AND ORADDObIC.
This was a' role Calling upon 'rho defendants la
slim; cause why a Criminal. Info:rniation sirould not
be filed against"theiu fdcr a:Odom
the'Rev. Dolor'
libdgscp, Principal of Brazen Nose College,Oxforde"
Which appeared 'id periodical 131.1,b'lication, called •
The Anti-Jacobin, of i'‘ttich thy were. t h epubli s hers;
The ATTORNEY, o,ivEriiii.., Mr:-CuawooD, aUd.
Mr. Rlcumti:)s6N,
_this day spewed cause, but the',
Court allowed the_rule to be made absolute..

BANNISTER is performing at the Crow-street,
Theatre, Dublin, to crowded houses ,every night.--"
The.Yiceregal pity have san6tioned this Theatre 111
a trinSt liberal and marked manner.

It has been observed that though Lord FoLK
STONE, 'FRANCIS Byttptp•rt and Mr. 'WIT IT.
BREAD have been such vehement supporters of Mr.
WARDLE, their names do not appear in the list of
those who have subsrtbed for money to indemnify the
disinterested Patriot. for his liberal services. Per-
haps.the three Gentlemen above-Mentioned, think
they quite. enough in giving him their good
word, a adltruly we conceive that they are sufficiently
charitable, for that ad of bounty in no small degree
affeds their credit. • • •

The last foreign letters mention the discovery of
an enormous serpent, found in demOlishing a rave'
lin, that darted uPon the men who rproacheci
him; and that three men, bit by him, died of thhir
wounds. Being at lase killed, the serpent, they add,
was found to weigh seventy pounds. -
No loss cart be sustained by adventuring in the
Lottery ; the tax is voluntary, and if it were lot
subscribed to, the money arising therefrom must be
raised In another way, and few there are but must,
pay a larger proportion to the revenue, than what
they sport in a Lottery ; therefor& those who do
adventure, stand the chance of all the Capital' Prizes
without risk. TicketS and Shares are selling b 7
HORNSBY and Co. who solicit the favour of the
Public on the present occasion—the Drawlng
be-
gins and finishes on Valentine's Day, the 14th inst.
Prizes paid on demand. 'No. 26, Cornhill, and Sts:
Margaret's Hill, Borough.

SHIP NE/YS.

CRAYRStND, JANUARY 300

Sailed—the Elphinstone, Craig, and Alfred, WeAteads
for India; and the lane, Barry, lin Gibraltar.
lAN. 31. Arrived—the Cialception, Mercham, from Phi"
ladel phia'.
Sailed—the St. George, Romazzi, for Gibraltar ; Frede-
rick, Clay, and Barbara, Philip, foe Oportp; Beresford,
Graham, ior Cork ; Joseph and • Betsey, Reed, for Lisbon ;.
and the Queen, Cameron, for jeneriffe. . •