The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 3 1 .--`Arrived the Spanish ship
Algeziras; of 74 guns, from Cadiz, bound to Ports-
mouth, put in here in consequence of her paying
carried away her main. and wizen top-masts, and
received other damage in a squall. She has a great
quantity of copper en boardjYladen at Cadiz.

Arrived the William, MAC LEOD, from Quebec,
with timber fOr this dock-yard ; his Majesty's ship
Favourite from a cruize; the Good Friends, CURRY;
and John and Thilliam, HAMSON, from Wales, _
Sailed his Majesty's ship Niemen for the French
coast; .Cheetly and ,President for Portsmouth; and
Virago for Cork.. .

Went out of harbour to the Sound, his Majesty's

ship Ulysses.

CORK, JUNE 27.—Tuesdy last, arrived his Ma 7
jeity's ship 4ota, Capt. P. SoMERvILLE, with the
Onderinentioned transports under her proteetion

Diana, - •
Agincourt, - - 76th Regiment.
Francis and Eitz4 )
Robert, ) _
Tra Zalgar,' - - Roth Regiment.
Woig.t; -.)
Thetis, - -
Nile, - - S4th Regiment.
RtottletS, - •

lane, with the sick men belonging tu the three Regiments.
• Arrived on .Wvolles•Jay, the Neptune tender, from
Plywood), with stores for I,i4,Majesty's ship Amster-
da

Yesterday. arrived his Alijesty's sloop Crane,
Capt. JAMES STUART; she is to ;earth) here under
the cointnandOf Vice-Admiral WHITSED.

Remain in the harbour, the Rota, 38, Talloc,
Jalouse., Hawke, auJ Crane sloops, Earl Spencer
cutter, Virago gun-brig, Altplane anLi Cecilia tenders.

PORTSMOUTH) AUG. 1.--Hi4 Majes!y's shill Are-0
issues coi,‘,oy instructions tc.iisilips uou,hl to Quebcc,
H lifax, and America.

Came ici this ;horning his Majesty's.ship Presi-
sident, with spade boiiidfrocu'itie Brazils.

Sai,ed tile Spring, BEATSON, and Pitt, SMITH,
for Newcastle. "

Came into the harbour his Majesty's brig Tigress,
from Spithead; and the dictivei 'from Lisbon, with
sheep on hoard. •

FALMOUTH, JULY 30.--Arrived' his Majesty's
ship Medusa, Hon.; Captain BOUVEIIiE, with dis-
piachcS from Coi-unna in 3 days piiSS2gt.t. ; the dis-
patches were immediately fbi'warded, to London by
express.

Arrived the Express packet, with a Mail irbin
Malta, (letters are in tOWn) 15 days From Gibraltar,
the packet kit at Malta the Carteret.

Lie Caledonia, Tnoiapsotc, from Demarara, has
arrived at Liverpool; on the tett) ult, in long. 47..40.
felt in with, the homeward bound Leeward.lsland
fleet, coniiSting of 63 sail, under convoy of 'two
74's and a itigate, all well.

DEAL, AUG. I.—Sailed the Beagle sloop of war,
and the St. Albans man of war, fur Sheerness.—
Tile outward buund remain.

SHEIIRNESS, AUG. I.—Fassed by a large iiect of
Indiarnen for itver.• •

Came into Ilarb,,ur his Majesty's slii) Quein.
Charlotte. •
Arri%ed his Majesty's ship St. Albans from the
East Indies.

.The,recent brilliant and important services per-
formed wider the direction ot Captain Nlitsos, of
the' At ethuth frigate, by various dOcents. upon- the
enemy's coast, as stated in Sat urd Gazette,
are founded .upon the Lke understand,
frequently and strenuously recommended by Re;ir:
Adtniral ScHANK. The opinion (if this eXpC6,2llCed
Otfiter i,, that a largd body of troops should be
con,tantly kept afloat in men of war, in readioess to
unthrtake any grand expedition, or
sub-divisions, &c. to make .ca,uakteeen:s upon the
least-protected or most unexpected part ot 1-1
•coast
of our_ enemies; in' which caAe it is supposed 10,060
troopi so employe I, and properly direi':iej, would
k.ep more hart ;200,000 of the enemy in, perpetnar,
harassing, and anxious trinffl en
tif., as w as:stiike
ter -
rot• in ePery _town in Franc Li. w t-tventy slinks cif
the sea, BreSt.and Boulogn with sfmii-.; fc'w such
like exceptions.' This mode of warfale, in the opi-
nion of the ev:elleat and into igent Otlic
would er above-
mentioned, • Wou.do ur,vards compelling
France to seiitigni,h. its perfidious and unjust designs
upon Spain and Portugal, t!,an any ticanb4..r of troops
sent directly 11I;() those col.titri, s.
Ex-rad of a letter from an ottio,T on board a ves-
sel off Bo.;logne, dated-27th of J.,ty
Mon-
day evening last, the Castilian and• dppelles sloops
stood chhe in shore to view -the troops on parade
at 'Boulogne. The fortv, allowed them to ap, roach
-as near . they phased, but ns soon as they per-
ceived the vessels in stays, the whole coast, which
is fined v..ith guns, began to power forth their
thunder.. Shells and :rd-hot.,sitot flew about
them, but the Castilian received no hurt, and
escaped out of the reach of danger. The Appelks,
unfottimately, had three then :wounded; one of
whom is despaired of. The troop.: on parade were
in three divisions, the largeSt of which appeared to
consist of about 3000 elf,;..6tiVe men. The other
two t% ere comparatively small. " They Ns ere all
dressed its blue, which made it the more diffi,T:ult
to 4scertam their amount. Ye,terday six large
run-boats, and one armed brig, came round Cape
-Ginez. The) kept cloSe in shore, and entered the
harbour. of Boulogne in safety.- 'We found it lin-
pos,ible to alfebi their progress and bring theiu to'
action."

'SPAIN.

SUPPLEMENT

1 TEIR CARTHAGE&A DIARY OF ',TUNE S.
,
The. Supretne Junta of Observation and Defences
of this place, has received the foll Owing dispatch,
dated yesterday, from:its agent in the city of Lorca ;,
Moat \Excellent' Szignior—Accordi„g to the
'comninnications made to me this day, the enemy
have reired from Guadix and Baza, leaving in both
towns an .inconsiderable g2rrs,rn, which may consist
of about SW) cavalry and intantry. Though chef
,• marched off in the direction Of Granada' it is stir
posed they have aCitrailk gone to the Se'rrania
de
Ronda, where the Patriotic parties ha*Ye pindigiouslF
increased-•—• 30 much so, indeed, as to have Per
trated into the environs of Granada, and put to the
sword two grand guards which the enemy had it'
advance near that city. From that quarter we have
positive intelligence of the landing of Seignior! Vl'
godet's division at Marvella .and Estepona, which
produced a general alarm in all the towns in that.
&stria. It is certain that.the patriotic parties' have
entered Vega de la Granada, and that the pardon
gvanted by the Supreme Council of Regency to the
deserters and fLigi.iives• of our army, has been phi'
carded in all parts. of the town. This circumstance
has enraged General Sebastiatti, who is making the,
t, mo, dilig,lst search alter the person who placarded
those procl,:mticus. It is, however, certain, that
'the same proceeding is at 'ftis moment taking place
in several other chief towns of districts, within 3
few leagues diStaoce of Vega ; so that Signior Se"
bastianr wiP lose iii, pains. It is doubtful whether
'the enemy-rill holds Ameira, bUt Certain., that they
a7e quartered in Jerga, and the other towns in the
envin,ns of that city. We daily. see Poles and gel'
mans pas Sing this way to join our advanced parties! •
They assure us that a general di gust at the ,ervice
prevails among the troops of the tyrant Napoleon, 0
they call hiM ;; and add, that all the Poles and Ger'
mans would come over to us, if our artily advanced.
into Andalusia."