The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS

PLYMOUTH, JUNE I.—Arrived the Morning Star
'cartel, Capt. LAVIS, from Morlaix. She brought
over three Assistant Surgeons, who were taken pri-
soners with the sick and wounded of the British
army.at Talavera, after the memorable battle near
that place.

Arrived the letter of marque ship Lord Nelson,
WILLIAM STEMIS, master, from Grenada, with a
cargo, consisting of sugar, coffee, and cotton, bound
to London, put in here by contrary winds ; the
Ann, HENDERSON, Derwent, SCOTT, and Jane,
LEADBETTER, from Sunderland ; the Samuel and
John, MORFORD, from Guernsey, with a cargo for
this port ; the Venus, MEN FIA M,. from Newcastle ;
Gratitude, JENKINS, from Swanzey ; and his Ma-
_
JESTY'S brig Pickle, from a cruize.

Juus 2.—His.Maje3ty's ship Scipion has detained
and sent in here the American schooner Eliza, of
and from Philadelphia, WILLIAM KEAN, master,
with a cargo of cotton-wool, sugar, and logwood,
bound to Tunningen.
Arrived the American ship Thomas, EGBERT VAN*
bERREN, master, from Baltimore, with a cargo, con-
sisting of tobacco, staves, bees-wax, turpentine,
&j. bound to London, put in here by contrary
winds ; sailed on- the 12th April.. Also arrived the
Resolution bomb, from Jersey, with a cargo of flour
for this port ; the Anna, SHORT, from London ;
and the Lively, WHITE, from Chichester.

His Majesty's ship Hazard takes convoy to the
Westward.

Arrived a transport from Portsmouth, with French
prisoners; and the Dexterous gun•brig from the
Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 3.—Came in here yesterday,
his Majesty's ship Oberon,' from the Downs ; Hope-
well, HAY ES, from Cork ; Wi liam, 'HANNINGTON,
,from Waterford ;, and the Rose, from Jersey.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 3.—The Desiree sloop of war
haS captured and sent in a French lugger privateer,
she also' destroyed three gun-brigs and another

lugger.

The Mosquito gun•brig is on Hasbro' Sand, and
firing guns of distress; three vessels have sailed to
her assistance,

The Bellona, man of war, touched the ground off
the Dutch ceast, last Wednesslay, but soon got off.

DEAL, JUNP. 3.7-Sailed the Cretan sloop of war
on a cruize oft Flushing.

FALNInUTH, Ju,Ne-t..---Sailed the Princess Char-
lotte packet for

The following Naval Appnintments have recently
taken place :--Admiral Sir R. CALDER, to be Co.n-
mander in Chiefat Plymouth ; the zealous and bri-ive
Sir E. PELLEW, to be Commander in Chief in the
North Seas; Sir R. STRACHAN;tO command
at Hali-
fax ; Sir T. 'NVILLIAms to command oft' Flushing,
(under Sir E. PELLEW); Rehr-Admiral C. BOYLEi
(one of thy, Trafalgar I eroes), to corrin)and at Malta;
Capt. P. PUGET, to -be Naval Commissioner at Ma-
dras, vice ficnAtc, deceased ; Captain R. D. OLIVER,
to the Valiant ; Capt. T. BROWN, a&ing, to file
Cnracoa ; Lieut. E. ModnE, to the Pipny ; Mr,
TAP;ON, to be Purser of the ilfricaine ; Lieut. J.
Pr I CE (k), is appointed Flag. Lieutentant to Admiral
Sir It CURTIS, Bart. Commander in Chief, instead
of I,,jeut. WNI. STEWART (2),W110 is appointed Flag-
titenant to Sir C COTTON, the Mediterranean .

CONINIE*CE.—The following is a copy of the
" General Instruaions" recently published in Hol-
-1 ro;prohibiting the commetcial_ intercourse 'with
this country.
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