The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-12 00:00:00

NAVAL NE*WS.

PLYMOUTH, OCT, .10.—ArliVe4 the hdelliier.?t,
of I 4 guns, .from Cork, ..and is appointed convoy to
Liverpool, and will sail on the 1 eth inst. 1

Sailed the Argri, HOWARD, for Newfouadland.

`Artived the Jack Tar, GALLOWAY, from Rio de
Janeiro; the Spanish brig Marie Anionia, 11 ICA tno,
Master ; and the Ciepkatre, GLENDENNING; b,411
frorin Cadiz, and are all bound to Loudon, 'with
cargoes, but were driven in here by contrary winds.

YARMOUTH', OCT. 'Q.—The Two Brothers, of
Colchester, BAKER, master, from Sunderland with
coals, bound to Whitstaple, got on the Scroby Sand
yesterday morning, and is totally wrecked crew
saved. , •

The Magdelano, KYOLYL4ERG, master, from
Stettin to Loudon, with wheat and linen, detained
by the Hero, drove on shore' on .Yarmouth Beach
last night in a gale of wind, and will be a. mere
wreck—the cargo will be. saved crew saved.

DEAL., OCT. 11.--Caine down from the River
and passed through the Downs, the Syiph, MAT-.
'Loci; ; and Lydia, BARRY, for New-York ;' and
tiie Mary Ann, GAmm.oN, for Charlstown.
Pas,ed by several others, particulars 'not knoWn.

• PORT6MOUTH, OCT. 11 . His.lll.3jesty's ship
Ulysses lakes contoy to Guernsey'
Arrived the Diana, JOHNSON; Mary, DUNN ;
•••••—; Robert and Jane, —, fruit) Sunder-
land ; Thomas and Judith, P.O [INDS ; and Gambier,
BATCHELOR, frOLD London. (
His Majesty's ship Aernesis, 13)und to 'the coast
of-Africa and .Madeira, is nom• making the signal
to proceed to sea; it is expected s'ie will sail in
the morning. • -

FALMOUTH, OCT. g.—Arrived the bli,; ealista,
HASWELL, from Surinam 3 and the President frigate
toconvoy the Milford. East Indianian to the Downs.

The boats of his Majesty's ship Sarpedon„. under
the direolion of Lieutenant DaNELLAN, on the 7th
inst. attacked a vessel under the batteries of Deve,'
near Havre, and succeeded in capturing.her, after an
obstinate resistance of abave an hour, (-luring which
time the enemy kept up a heavy discharge of artil-
lery and Musketry. Akhough several shot pas,ed
through the boats and hull of the Vessel, fortunate-
ly not a man was hurt. •

A letter, dated May '22, eighty Imilesfrom Isp-
han, is said to have been received, by which it .apr
pears that Gen. MALCOLM and suite had ,advanced
so far on his embassy to the Persian Court, General
MALCOLM had received an invitation, to proceed to
Court ; and during the . whole of. his progresS had
been treated with unexampled favour .*,kl"attention.
The following is an extra( t of a private letter re-
ceived by the eottenburgh Mails:---
4." GOTTENBIIIIGH, OCT. 5.--The several convoys
arrived here since July, still. lay in our Roads to the
number of 800 sail, and are' still wind-bOund,—
Letters from Konigsberg, dated the 26th iast month,
mention that they expel a CoMmissary frona
Dantzic to examine the port: Some believe that
the duty or contribution of 40 or .50 pFr 'cent. on Co-
lonial goods, will be introduced, here as well as it
has been in other countries.. 'The French Arnim-
snior in Copenhagen has- made the demand, in a
note delivered to the Count BernsJorff, the Prime-
Minister, that no colonial produce whatever 'should
be admitted, whi,:h being considered as a supreme
commandment has been decreed by the Danish Go-
vernment. The same demand has been made to the
Russian and Prussian Cabinets. The embargo on
American vesselS in the ports of Holstein has been
taken off the .75th of last month."

The letters from Konigsburgh express serious ap-
prehensions that all the Prussian harbours would be
soon closed upon English commerce, under what-
ever garb mercantile ingenuity might disguise it.
The following contains intelligence of much in-
terest :

KONIGSBURGH , SEPT. 28.—0 n the 14th in-
stant the E-King of Sweden, Gustavus Adolphus,
hired a open boat at Pillau, for the purpose
of being, as was supposed, conveyed back to Swe-
den, but was stopped by the Police Officers there
before he could get on board and set sail. He was
sent off under guard to Russia by Way of Riga. It
does not appear that he intended to take with him
auy, part of his family or retinue, but was to pro-
ceed alone.

" The dispute which has broken out between
Russia and France, has risen to a very serious height.
The kingdom of Poland is the subject of contention,
and •the question is, who shall be appointed Sjr
vereign pt that
.Coontry. Napoleon insists upon
bestowing it upon lierthier, while Alexander, who
would be jealous of so near a neighbour, proposes
John PoniatowSki, who is a lineal descendan't of the
Royal Family of 'Poland. Under these circumstances
matte's must remain until a declaration of war shall
appear, which is deemed inevitable, as neither party
is disposed to concede."

By the Maria Antonia, which has got the start
of th.ee vessels with which she sailed from Corunna,
we have letters of the Rd instant. Perfe& order and
tranquility prevailed in that part of the country, and,
no apprehensions were felt at the approach of the
enemy, but on the contrary the attention of the
people was direael to offensive operations. In.the
- neighbourhood of Ferrol an:Expedhion was prepar-
. ing for Asturias; ro support PORLIER, who made a
most successful inroad into that provinte, and had
been enabled to confine the enemy within the port
of Gijon and the'City of Oviedo: