The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-26 00:00:00

vicinity of St. Deni;, Isle of B rbril ; or. t.;,(
and 8111 of .1,1! nista;:t.
I have the honour to Le. &c.
JOS. i.O
Vice• Admiral Bcrtie, &c. &c.

A ret,lrn of Kti!,d, Wounded, and Missing he';or,-;71.;
slaps ui;dor the orders of josias vs,!,
Ma,.U.!enne-1 N Ivate of marines killed on sno:e :no

troops.
N z ordina y seamen thowued.
SiAncd)

Jos. ROWLEY.

NAVAL NLWS.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 24.—Yesk:rday d,-.rirg a heavy
'squall, several merchantmen in Storehouse P0.,1
broke adrif, and ran foul of e.ich (Alm ; and in
consequence the ship Brilliant Star, together with
many others, reeeivcddainage.
Tile brig Lion, EnwAnns, that is arrived here
from Rio de Janeiro, brings intaig,:nce that t:te fol-
lowing vessels sailed from thence fin- England on the
15th August last, viz. his Majesty's ships ilindos:
tan, of 50 guns, Capt. PAFCO, WS;11 Governor 1.31.1(.4-ft
on board from New South Wales ; Porpoise,'of
guns, Capt. BLIGH ; and. the Dromedary store-ship,
with tn.= sail of trirchantmen.
lArrived the Caroline, CARR, from Sunderland;
Good Friends. CURRY, from Wales.
Sailed hisTvl jesty"s ships Tonnant, of 80 tuns,
Captain Sir Jontr. GortE ; Poieliers, o! 74 guns,
Captain BERESF.)REI and Mars, of 74 guns, Cap-
tain CARDE.N, for Basque Roads; Foxhound, of 18
guns, Captain PARISH, on a cruize; and Plover, of
t 8 guns, Captain CAMPEOLL, with a convoy for the
Downs; among them are the Mary, SHAW ; Com-
merce, MILREA ; Maida, IVT.AssoN; Croydon, Sri •
1r , and Lion, EDwARDS aiio sailed the ildven-
tare, TILLEY, for Falmouth.
Arrived the ship Olive Brandz, of London, THO-
NiAs REYNOLDS, master, .from Quebec with a cargo
of timber for this Dock-yard ; also arrived a light
gailiot from Falmouth.

DJV Eli, OCT. 25.--Came into the Roads his ga.
jesi)'s ship Bloodhouna, Lieut. WARRAND, from it
cruize alter the ship ifermaid, J. DObs, Mastei;
re-captured by the Bloodhound on the evening of this
220 inst, off Mardyke, after a long chase from the
North Foreland to close in with the French coast ;
the Mermaid was captured by the Duke de Messina
French privateer, mounting 16 guns, and 80 men;
and parted company with the Bloodhound in a strong
gale of wind the same , evening, and from the
very bad condition she was in, it is greatly to
be feared was ob!iged to run into Calais for
safety, not being able to get off •the lee shore ; a
brig is on shore at the entrance of GriVe'ines, and
two vessel's at the entrance of Calais, harbour, one
.of which greally resembles the Mermaid. , -

A person was apprehended here to.-day, and com-
mitted to gaol on anspicion of being Richard Armit-
age, for the taking of whom, a reward of tOO
guineas Ilai been offered.

CORK, ' OCT. ig.—This morning the Echofird, a
French privateer, belonging to Nantz, mourning 14.
guns, and 100 men, taken on the 81h inst. by liic
Majesty's ship S,ybelle, Capt. UPTON, arrived A.
Cove.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 23.—Carne in this day hi

kbjesty's ship Indostan from New South:Waits.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Dolphin. .and fe' notia,

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for Lisbon, with a few transports_ under convoy
also 'his Majesty's ship Naid for a cruize off Havre.;.;
and the Latona frigate for Plymoirh ; also his Mn-'
jesty's ships Revenge and Donegal for a cruize otf
Cherboingh.

His Majesty's ship Gaminzede issues Convoy in.
stru6tions to the Trade bound to the NYvst Indies,
Amelia Island, and the Savannah.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.---A triari'of the name of
Jonathon Doggril, was:yesterday charged at this Qf-
flee by two ladies, the niece and daughter of a gen-
tleman, in Gloucester-place-1 with a violent assault
in Mary-le-bone Fields, on Wednesday morning.
The defendant, who is a tradesman, accosted. the
ladies in the language of gallantry, but on their
avoiding him as mach a* possible, he beeatne very
impertinent,and took very unbecoming. liberties.
In defence the defendant pleaded having taken too
Much wine, and offered an apology, but it' was•not
-accepted, and he was held to bail.
Yesterday, between one and two o'clock in the
morning, the conch-office of the Angel inn, St. Cle-
ments, was bloke open and robbed of about 2001.
in cash and notes-, and the contents of several par-
cels, the value of which is not known. The robbers
opened all the parcels except one, but only took Oat t
of their contents. On the robbery being discovered,
a Gentleman* who slept at the inn on Wednesday
night, appeared in great agitation, and exclaimed,
1! he hoped the robbers had not stolen the contents
of his portmanteau—if they had it woubl ruin him,
as it. contained 8,0001." Fortunately . this was the
only package the robbers did not break
,open. A
man employed in the yard, who was proved to hat e
been up at an unusual hour, was apoehended on
suspicion of being concerned in the robbery; but
proof was adduced. The suspicious circumstances,
however, were such, that Mr. READ thought it right
to detain him.