The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-02 00:00:00

NAVAL NEVUS.

PoßTsmpuTx, JULY I.—Came in yesterday his
Majesty's- -ships St. Pierre and, Gannet, the former
from the West Indies, and the latter fr'om

Guernsey.
Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ships Royalist for
the Downs, wi th a -convoy of merchant 'ships; and
the Cheeriv guu.brig, to the, Westward, as far .as
Plymouth.

Went out of harbour his jesty's .shiPs Twed,
and Race,horse, to Spithead;
His Majesty's ship Fylld' has detained and sent
:nto this POrt the galliot ('row Gesina, of Amster-
dam, from Baurdeaux bound to Londou, laden with

Wheat:
Arrived. thelrniori, Dratten ; and Polly, Thothas, from
Brittol ; Effort, Warnes';, and Two Friends, Bore, from Lon-
don; Wheeling, Hudson; -Aisulapus,
*lane, Greermilt; Friendship, 'Carr Arethusa, Spence,
from Sunderland;: General" , Vrow* Krogh, froin Dantzic;
'‘l'evv:Augustine, MollOway, from lqughall.
Sailed the Belsey, PARK., f9r sunderiand.

; Ann and

PLYMOUTH, 'JUNE Majesty's ketch
Gleaner of lb guns, arrived iirre last evening after
an unsuccessful ciuize in pursuit of the Union
Powder boy, that' was taken out of Hatnoaze on
Tuesday morning last by some French prisoners who
broke out of the Generenr prison ship.'
7 Soiled his Majesty's ship Poiaiers, of 74 guns, for
the station off Brest, to relieve. the Rodney, which
ship is to proceed from thence for the Mediterranean;
'lds° sailed his Majesty's ship Druid for Portsmouth;
and his Majesty's ship-Amelia for the coast of France.
Went into harbour his Majesty's ships;Nonkey
'and 'Fortune. -
Arrived the Fleece,. Tfloresos, from Newcastle;
,Tone and Ann, .1-losictsa; and William, HOOPER,
from death; Fortitude, JENKINS, frona Swansea;
and the Horatio, TOZER, from London.
" • Arrivedd-the Morristown liired.-armed brig, with a
convoylrom Wales ; the Mariner, BANKS ; and t.;",e
tGood Friends, CURRY, from Swansea ; and- his "Ma-
,
iesty's ship Orestes from a cruize.
, Sailed his Majesty's ships 4nd Savage,
-former for Portsmouth and the latter on a cruize.

Arrived four transports from Falmouth.

Tuesday last a Court-Martial was held on board
.the. Salvador del Nuncio, for the trial. of. Joh- Hart,
• eorge.King, and Thomas Banthum, three seamen
`.belonging to the Defiance, fur twice attempting to
• desert to the enemy, while cruizing off the French
coast, and fur mutinous expressions to their Offi-
cers. The Cotirt, finding the charges clearly proved
' sentenced them to be hanged, on board such ship,
• and at such time, as the Lords of die Admiralty shall
Le pleased 16 dired. Bit.IIIUM is not yet 18 yeaSof
age, and the otter two are both young men.
•• The mutinous- spirit on board the Aft icaine frigate
happily sdbsided without a•isotitin a serious aspect;
and the crew, acknowtedging their error, prOceeded
to sea with Capt. CORBETT.

SHEERNESS, JuNE, 30.—Arrived his Majesty's
brig Gluckstadt.
Came into the Little Nore his Majesty's brig
Centinel. -

' JULY t.—Arri►•ed his Majesty's brig Calypso,
Capt. &ADM',
His Majesty's ship 4Uack sails to-fuorrow morn-
corivoy, for Heligoland.

The- Naval Monthly List gives the following ac-
count or force at:sea, in port, and building, up
to the Ist inst. •--258 sail of the'line.; 39 fifties and
forty-fo,irs ; 257 frigates; 203 Sloops; 15 bomb-
veslels and fi,e.ships ; 206 urigs; 40 cutters; 91
sChooners.—Grand total t; I 2.
The Gdzette of Saturday night contains an Order
in Council, directing that all vessels coming frOin
Pieces whence quarantine is reliuired to be perform-
ed, `not only those bound to the port of Liverpool,
_e'r any creek or place belonging to the said port,
but also all ve•,sels bound to the ports of Carlisle,
Whilehaven, Lancaster, Prestiin, Chester, Beau-
alaris, and the Isle of Mann, and any creek or placer
belonging to any of the said ports, shall in future
P.,-.lforin'therr quarantine at Bromborough Pool, in-
Read of Highlake or Milford Haven, as dire .led by
zit) Order in Council of the 3th of April, 1805.

A Gentleman, who has just arrived from 'totter-
darn in a ft.,bing vessel, which was repeatedly fired
41 by the Frttolt guard, says, that BUtiNAPARTB is
entleaVouring to transfer the whole export of the
• J,l'oduce of the country to the city of Antwerp,
Where licenses are obtained without difficulty for a
Pecuniary compliment. The only force in- Amster-
dam was ihe Royal Guards of Louis, consisting of
6000 meo. Ar Rotterdam there were 1000 French,
‘tild, in ditferelit stations along the shores s:)f. the
wlaese, 'about ig,oun more. For the insult to which
the French -troops were lately exposed at Rotterdam,
t4e.Dtrchilien in thai city have been obliged to pay
.1:,°(1,000 guilders, and they have since sbewn no
l'ispositiob to give the same offence, and incur the
.:like penalty.
, The Einperor FRANCIS, on hisjourney to Prague,
Qad a narrow escape tor his life. Near Tabor the
Lorses of his carriage became ung,vernalale, threw
• Ike Postilion and footman, and set off at 101 l speed.
Fortunately, just as they had gained the deciivi'y of
a high hill, the iron-work gave way, 'and the tore
.Iheels separated from the body of the cartiage.—
.- he' horses were k.lied hi the descent, and several
2f the Emperor's a teudants, 'in their zeal to rescue
theirs' master from 'his perilous sit ,Aai ion, were dan-,
gero-031y. hurt. It was probably this accident which
Pecasiened a report of the Emperor's death.