The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-10 00:00:00

N AVA L• S

PowrsmouTii, JULY 9.—Came in -yesterday ;l is
Majesty's ship's Nile and Implacable ;;the former
,
from cruize, and the latter from Plymouth.
Sailed *yesterday his Majesty's r a
cruize off Havre. '

Passed 'by yesterday the Lloyd, from Jamaica.
Several passengers and their biggage have landed
here.

Arrived this day his Majesty's ship Pea. coci , from
Plymouth, and his Maje,ty's ships Pe; sign and
Ilywna store'-ship, libm the West Iridie*: they
sailed in company with his Majesty's ship 9tedaius,
. t
Capt. INGLEFIELD, and a convoy of merchantmen,
consisting of 130 s ail, the whole, of which passed

this port very early this morning.
Arrived the Princess Augusta, TULLEDGE, from
Gtieinsey ; Supp/y; Wit.suN, and iDituta,, TODD,
from Sunchrland;-.and the l'ortsniouth,
and Providence; imp L ,ndon

Came into harbour his Majsl's sl,ii) St. Pierre,
(rum Spith ad.'
Sailcd the Fortuna, for Christiana.

PLYM@UTH, JULY. 8.--Carne in the Swedish ship
ilargnevstein fro n Alicant, retaken horn a French
*privateer by his Majesty's ship Orestes on the sth
insti--The °testes-was-left in chase-,of the: priV3--

tea.

~ DEAL; JULY g.—Put back by adverse, winds seve-
ral of the outward-bound ships which sailed frail)
hence yesterday. 4
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We .'have received the Rotterdam Col;rant of th
sth inst. from which wehave. extracted the,follow-
ing articles :
" PARIS, JULY i .—From a report presented bi'
the Minister at War.to his Majesty, it appears, (111'A'
the numberof troops that were reduced, or obtained
their disc6ar~e ~iti it e different corps; between the
Ist of November, 1807,
,and the Ist of January,
1809, amoun:ed to 31,23 Fmen, including Gst otti"
cers, who, by special decrees of his Majesty, ob-
tained a complete discharge.
• "The Moniteur contains the following note on 00
article in the London Journals, stating the defer'
of General Sebastiani :—' This intelligence is false'
General Sebastiani has every 'where been suecessful!
and throughout the whole of the campaign, the proof'
which he has given of his skill and bravery, have
been commensurate with his good fortune. „bell',
Grenada, Malaga, and Murcia, have been succes"
lively conquered by the corps under his summand'
But all this serves to amuse the idle curiosity of trd
inhabitants of London, -and helps them to suppo'
the greit loss of their army in Portugal, which (116
intelligent part of the English people consiuer as iv
evitable.'
" Onn-a paragraph in the same papers, alluding t°
a report of a negotiation for peace being on toot be;
tween Russia and England, the Moniteur
these rematks
It appears, that England still cherishes the We,:
• of a coalition. Never were France' and Rav,
more clr,ely united, and never were they ErWrof
• firmly resolved to co-operate in the prosccutiborof
e the present. war, and not to ruin thetnseives (
8 the purpose of supporting the maritime tyrera;
• of England. But this artifice of rumoured O)
• upon the Continent is one' of the means
• 'the British • Government employs, to induce tef
• English to drain themselves of men and inuriiij
• in a contest so disproportioned to their power ',lor
• situation. We see, on the contrary, that "ll',
• have nothing to expect but new eneinici ; aiP Ito
_stead of a peace- with, Russia, they. will hay°
I announce a war with Sweden.'

Vets
We have authority to state, that the Prize
on the Dying Gladiator," V, rilten by Mr. C141:4
NERY, of Oxford, and which does him such great
honour, was transmitted to us for insertion
his knowledge or participation either directly a `l,:e
directly. This ititiarition we are induced to 0)t iy
in justice to Mr. CHINNERY, as we now leairil
rather contrary to the University rules for 1r0d1;),:
tions of this kind to be. published at first to

way. 'r
The ship Boyd, from Botany Bay; which Pu'r,
to New Zealand in distress, was taken
by the inhabitants, burned, and 30 haw'sh 't woe
on board her killed, and afterwards eaten by
savage natives.
The carriage of a Mrs. WROTTON was ()vertu'
yesterday in Jermyn-street, by one Of the
'd
der wheels flying off, and and a young Lady, i"e,:ivf
a dangerous contusion from a broken pane iost
coachman was considerably bruised by falling ash

som
Y e iron railing.
esterday a labourer of Messrs. HILL's D`,.;,
yard, Lunehouse, fell otf a waggon load of OtlIc;r•
and fractured his skull so severely, that he W.
ried to the Loadon Hospital with littlelittlehopes °,I.
covery.
On Tursdey fortnight a riot took pl3ce at Caetigt•
of Broadford, near Ennis, which continued a rol'
derable time, and did not terminate till Dam the
agan, a man aged above 70 years, was killed tit;
0'
spot: 0
At a day-school in the country the followingijere
tics appears :—" Reading and working feaChed
foe
at fourpence a week. Young Ladies why learn
Tiers must par twopence more.