The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-26 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS

PL Y MOUT It, NI A Y 24 ~—Arrived the .
schooner
Catharine, of (Lis port', JAMES Doww, late master,
from reneriffe, with a cargo for this port, Captain
DOWN' died on the passage, sailed on. the 7th May;
she brings an account of the loss of The ship Mary,
Captain M‘DouEL ; of 'and froth Glasgbw bound,
to Tobago, which vessel 'was wrecked some time
since ori.a reef-of rocks near Teneriffe, the super-
cargo, a' passenger, and eleven of- her crew were
drowned, the master, mate, andremainder of the
crew were saved in the ship's boat.
Arrived his_ Majesty's ship Revenge, from the
Eastward; the brig General Doyle, .GuILLEE, from
Madeira, with a cargo of pitch and staves for this
port ; the Lively, JONES, from- Belfast, with a
cargo of barilla for this port; and the Eleanor and
Grace, BROWN, from Swansea: •

Sailed his Majesty's ship Unicorn .for Basque
Roads, and Pickle brig to the 'Westward.

DEAL, MAY 25.—Arrived the Crane sloop of war

• from a cruize.
Sailed the Beagle sloop of war for Ramsgate Pier.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 25.•—Came in his Majesty's
ship Ethalion from the West Indies, and the Chi-
,
chester store-ship irom I•Voolwich.

Arrive,' the Hawke, Alphea, Econonzy, Belle Bells,
from Lisbon ; Melhard, from Cork ; Hawke, from,
the Westward ; Sally, Ann, and Maria, all for Lon-
don ; also the John, FALHER, for Gibraltar ; Mary,
BECK ; and Tont and Mary, PALMER, from Oporto;
Sally, GREEN ; atlcl Lord Nelson, BRAND, for Lis-
bon ; Margaret, ---; Friendship, WARNER
Brothers, HALL ; Two Brothers, PEARCE ; Union,

CLARKE ; Christian, COOK; Friends, SPENCER;
Sincerity, BADCOCK ; Tom Friend, OAK, from Lon-
don ; Industry, HOLDER, from Tarragona, for
Guernsey ; Carnarvon Castle, JONES, from Dublin
for London; Mary, SWAPPER, from Guernsey;
Norridge, CONREL ; Mary, ' FARQUHAR ; Swift,
•••••••••••• ; and Ann, FENWICK, from Siinilerland.

Caine in this day his Majesty's ship Lavinia with
a great many ships outward-bound, from the
Downs.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Hussar for Guernsey.
His Majesty's' ship Rinaldo takes convoy to tile
Downs. •

FALNIOUTH, MAY 23.-Arrived this day the Rug'
sian brig Admiral Tiscliolien, from St. Michael's
with trait, 34 days' passage'; the Elgin, WAT ERs•
from Newport; the George, RUSSETER, from Sheer"
ness.

_ .
Sailed his Majesty's ships- Ganymede,' Captairl
CATHCART ; Thais, Captain FRRRIER; with a COP'
vov of about 8C sail for Poitugal, the Mediterranean,
and Spain ; also. the Manchester packet, HALE,WIIh
'Mails for the \Vindwarci Islands ; • Princess Eliza,
bah, KIDD, with Mails for Lisbon ; the General
Giahani, BozArl, fur 'Malta ; • and the Mentor,
YOUNG, for Malta and Messina.

SPORriivc; INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, Igfek

FRIDAY, MAY Z.S.
Mr. Howorth's lubileelack, beat Lord Kinnaird's Bt3"
depburgli, Bst. 71b. each Two•yr old Course, jogs.
Mr.. Wilson's c. by Cai,le, out'of Tim's dam, Bst. beat
Kinnaird's Don Juan, Bst. 51b. First half of Ab M. sugs;
Major Wilson's Juniper, Bst. 71b. beat Mr. Shakspe,r
Harpocrates, Bst. Across the Flat, 5 ogs.

, • A Subscri.A.:m Handicap Plate of 501. for 3 and 4-Yr olds.
Sir Sneliey's b• C. Marmion, 4 yrs 85., 91b.
Ld Foley's br. c. Illumination, 4y rs Bst 7111. -
I Sir (: Shelley's Fanny, bst- alb, beat Ld Stawell's hive
I lid, Bst. 71b. Ao M. booits.
I d Grosvenor's A.ntonio, oat 71b. beat Ld 1 . Cosoornes
Rabbit, 7st. I), I. cogs.

The Gold Cup, value Begs. by Subscribers of togs. e•tcil.
Eight Subscribers or no race, the overpiiit to be paid to 1",0
winner in specie, to be run tot by horses of all ges.. D.
Ld Jersey's ' angton, aged, 9st. 71b. .
Ld Stawell's yrt3st. 9112„. .
Ld 's Gundy, 6 yrs 9st. • - 3
Ld F. .thntinck% Trump, 7st. sib. rec. slogs. from Sir W.
W, %Vynn's Madi,ru Presle, BSt. 91b. R. M toogs,

A Letter from Kilkenny (Irelank)), Liaied May 210
says, " This City !s lately been r of ItV
mult and. uproir. -Upon .the arrival ' KerrY
Militia, the popish mob instant;y
now they had .their friends to support t, .
would not leave an heretic alive. Every -7 ai;
the tatoo was attended by ferocious multiw
shouting, cheering, and huzzaing tor such tors`';
as gratified them ; at length they proceeded t°.
break the windows of the protestants, and.com-
Mined violence on their persons ; the consequence
was, they met with a spirited resistance and ono
person was shot. Tranquility is now sothetyhat
restored by the arrival of a large division of cavalry',
and it is hoped the rioters will meet with condign
punishment."
Government have received advices froth Cartba-
gena, dated the 24th ultl by which it appears that
through the exertions of that meritorious and rode'
fatigable officer. Col, ROCHE, -two Spanish three,
deckers, ,namely, the San Carlos and Ferdinand
VII. of 130 guns each, have been saved from tailing
into the hands of the enemy, who, 3000 strong, en."
tered Murcia on the 23d, and on the following.dal
were'within six -leagues of Carthagena.
In aid of this important service, Sir SAMUEL Hoop
sent from Minorca, at the request of -Col. RocHis,
the Hibernia and Aorthumberland, ships Of the line,
which escorted the Spanish ships either to I.‘linorc#
or Gibraltar.

We are sorry to hear that accounts by the sale
conveyance state, that the Spanish airny of toe,
centre, which had re-assembled to the amount 0'
20,000 men, under General BLAKE, have again I:g.'
come fugi ti res.

•The novelty of the Scheme of the Lottery b 0
caused an unusual clemand for Tickets.