The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-28 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Auc. 26.—Arrived last night fi%e
merchantmen from Dantzick,' last from Cowes; with
varaoes of hemp for his Majesty's Dock-yard at this
li"rls; also his Majesty's brig Saline from New-
foundland, and the American ship Pilgrim,-WEE-
trEit, tioi America, with a cargo of timber for this
bock:yard:

•
Sailed the Decoy..cutter, Lieut. PEARSE, with a
cdri v()y for the Downs; afgo, the Swedish ships
13orgnvsteren and Minerva) the Spanish ship Tres
Amigos, and the Hawke, PERCY, for London ; and
1114,-P4i4Ce-iiiillia/11, BEGAN, for Waterford. •

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. :37.—Came in thiS day his
I'lajestfs ship Terntagant froti Cadiz, with dis-
tra ches, ;.
_and his M esiy's _laps _Rapid_ and Hope,
th former froti) Lhe Downs and the latttr from a
cruize; also the Fi eya frigate, Oapt. HAYES, froni
the Leeward Islands, with dispatches.
Passed by this day a convoy to the-Easttacard; but
Iron) whence, it is not ascertained, as none of the
'hips have put into this port.

Arrived the Isabella, Fenus, CHEESEMAN,
`fia.r* :CA Itll7474:Eriends, HEADLE Y-, from Sun-
‘lerland ;'-and the-Mary, SMITH, from London.

DEAL, AUG. 27.—Sailed the Astrea for Soli_
; Samuel for Jamaica ; Alfred for Rio de Janeiro;
ticl the Jesse for Gibraltar.

.Came down from the River the Neptune,
CUALSItitS, for the Brazils; and the Rote, t and
4'Urah, PEAMAL, 'for Cadiz.

FALMOUTH, AUG.2s.—Arrived the At erican si►ip
Goner!' Cu!burn, from Norfolk; out 30 days ;
,the
4\'elly, • MAINIIAD, from. Jamaica, passed this Port
Yesterday, out 54 days.

.41rttxxAm-47hY, AUG. transports` rhen-
li(mvd. yesteri.l4 ioliave put in here by coutrary
hati.on,board the 38th and 6th Reginientg of.
loar 3 (ITT sailed again to-day under convoy of, the
ifcho sloop of war tor`CorL

A'UG. 25 --The Rover sloop of u'ar.sailecl
" Wednesday fro:ii Leith Road,, wi!h 22 sad of
‘esseis under ciinvoy, for Gotteuhurgii and the
The Roselle, GRAY., sailed on 'Thursday tor.
Jamaica.

yesterday morning the Forward gun-brig arrived
ihthe Roads from.fieligol,rid.:
The galliot Eliza6eth and Margaret, BLAIR, from
licibkin.to Glasgow, laden with yarn, cloth, tare. and
hogshead; of sugar, came On shore on Wetincs-
iiiy night near Ardrossan.. We regret to state, that
‘l% or seven 'passengers, two seam't•n•belonging to
!lit!. ship, and a sailor, belonging tO tie place, whii
humanely went to assist in sating tho:,e,on board,
ate all drowned. The Master,lWo seamen, and Iwo
Pl!s.,engers saved. The M3ster represents the night
to have been dark .and stormy.• It is sosi_eeted,ttot
-t"e crew mistook Ow light from a lime-kiln, neai-
,A,i4oan, fur tie Cumbra, s. :ight-house. It is
.''!Ptioscd'illat.both.she ship and calgo will be lota

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARISt AUGUST IS.
OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM SPAIN.

ARRAGON, CATALONIA, VALENCIA, &C:
0

The 3d corps forms the investment of Tnrtosa;
in Catalonia, and is constructing fetes de pont at
Xerta. and Mora. The great road opened - from
Capes t,) Writ is,completely ,
On, the (51l: of July .1200 of the garrison of Tor-
:teS3 made a
,sortie; which was, repulsed by the'l4th
regiment. 0) the Bth,. at 'nine in the evening,
another wale 61 2000 men took place. The 30
regiment of the ViStula and the reserves again drove
back the enmy with a_very considerable loss: On
the 12th,
,at four 'O'clotk in the morning, 1500
p.cked Men, 'and a great number of peasants, made
a new .and vigorous sottie. Our *advanced •posts
were, for an instant, compelled to fall back ; but
Generals Laval and Klopiski, with the 44th. regi7
meat and the grenadiers of the Vistula, rushed upon
the enemy, who re-entered the fortress in the
greatest disorder, with the loss of f 0.5 prisoners,
near 200 wounded, and upwards of 156 left dead on
the field, together with a number of muskets. In
'these different affairs we had from eight to ten
killed, and twenty woUnded.

On the 19th oi..July, a reconnoitring party sent
in the direttion of Falset,,Surprised and carried off
30 men of the Spanish regiment of Grenada. The
rear-guard of the reconnoitrirg party, consisting
of only .50 men, was surrounded by 400 :nsurgenis.
They fought with the . enemy for -tour -hours, and.
tweed their way through , them at the point of the
bayonet.. • - .

• On the I I th, Brigadier Garcia Navarro, marched.
%yid) 1.200 .men against a . few colnpanies which
Gcneral.Suchet had posted in the advance .ot his
head-quarters at Mora. He was repulsed by Cul.
Kliski, with the loss of 30 killed and 50 made
prisoners. •

On the I 211 i, General Abbe turned the position;
of Tivisai mliere the enemy I.ad taken post, dislodg-
ed them with a considerable losi 111 killed, acid took
possession of the A;illag-t., which tie committed to
Owl-1111)e;, betause the. inhabitants had taken up
anus against om troops..

On 15.1 t the euetpy made their appearance,
with their division, in tiont,olGni.'ral- Abbe, and.
in thi.ir turn attacked the positions of Tivisa., Ge-
neral Abbe liaving only 700 rntrn there, felt him-
self very feeble at that point but 400 men of the
11511, reg:went marched against the enemy, auj
covered the field with their shin). They were pur-
sued as far as two leagues beyond Tivlsa, and
sustained in the pursuit a further lusS of 200 killed,
260 prisoners, and a very considerable, quantity of
cartridges. We bad eleven killed Ann 52 wounded.

On the 17th, 1800 men attacked.deneral Verges
at Datoca. They left 400 in killed and wounded,
and 217 prisoner.:, including- 17 officers: This
cori.,s ►was completely-dispersed, and General Verges
has entered Teruel.

The fort of Morella, defended only by 200 men,
had been. 14 months blockaded by 1500 Valen..-
cidms. General 'Montmarie Was detached on the
!gilt', with 600 men to re-‘ii,inal it,.and to supply
it with additional artillery. The enemy was dis-
lodged and pursued to a considerable distance, with
the loss of 7.a great number of men including
four officers, trio made prisdneri," an B.poofider,
600 balls, 30,000 cartridges, 40,000 stock-fish, &c.
&c. Genoa' Montinarie .lost•ahout 30 men. Tqe
occupation ot this tort keeps the 'City of Valencia in
a continual state ot