The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-21 00:00:00

NAVAL NENTS.

1

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 20.—Sailed' bis
MAl)Kangaroo on a cruize ; id his Maksty's 514
Jasper for Lisbon.

Artived the MaTy, Cox, from De:pstford; Mg/
ANDREWS, Mary .Affin,:--; Friendship, 11,111-cuELL
Robert and Charlotte,--- ; and Lark, from 1:01'
don ; Sarah and Ftiendship, CARR', from Sunderlaili
Came into harbour the Princess Amelia fival
Quebec, laden with masts, &c,

FALMOUTH, iiJLY 18.—Arrived his Majesty'
ship Sabrina, Captain TiLLAan, from .Plymouti)
to take charge of the transports fur Lisbon; Z64°'
bia sloop of war from Plyinonth, •
_Sailed the Fervent gun brig with 6 sail of fro"'
sports, with provisions for Gibraltar:

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DEAL, JULY 20.-Arrivkl from Harwich the 9'

regiment, on board the following -traosports, and are

sailed for Banisg4te ,Pier:—The Ellen) ii'YssV
I ,Kez.!, i iligent, and
! Sailed the Humber.armed ship, with the Ile;:oei
the Nile, under convoy forPortstinouth—

SHEERNESS, JULY 20.—Ca pt, sr
pointed to the She!drake at this port, vice Tutc4-.

NES%E.

Arrived his Majesty's stoop Mermritzs from

B;:ltic.

His MAJESTY and Princess AUGUSTA tooktielf
usual- morning rides yesterday With their atte964
ants.

Princess SOPni A is slightly iricliipose,ll with a colds,
ant:. has not been on horsebaCk thisweek.
Princess AMELIA is getting bettor.
-Some interesting accounts were yest-t day recel-
from St. Domingo. They are dated Gilt ofJJug:ng:
and stale that: BUpNAPA ItTE is ag :in deluging ti:,o
Western hemisphere with his secret 6inissarles, tl
principal of whom, General RIGAUD, has bee', re-
ceived at Port-a u - PrinCe with open arms by polo'
a circumstance w, iclr, we dou t not, will occl
the immediate attention' of our Government.
following is an extract of a letter from a Briiis
Officer :

"His Majesty's ship —, Conaivesl33l'
"St. Domingo, lune 6, 1810.
"The French are not idle, bur, mole-like, busy
under ground. "There is nnw on this ishow
French General, RIGAUD, s,tnt out by NAP)I-6°l•
He went firi
first from France to Atnerica, cotnanl-;
cared with the Consul General, or Minister of t -
French nation, took a passage-as a private Geolt`e;
man in an 4tnelican ship, und-was,sately landed 3'o
Port-au-Pritice-i. where, we ai=e, informed, he W 3
'rece4ed with open arms by PEttorsi and his pale',
This, I am led to conclude, will tend subs to
downfall.' •

- " The French, l' am confident, will, ere 10111
make some kind' of push tn. this quarter of the w°rsof
From 'the peculiar circumstances of. a great par'
this country, and its relation with Europe, they,
suppose, are led to conclude that success must,f(
low. Every island is filled' with their emiisariesl
Jamaica not ekempt. We had the names of several
vessels bringing them out ; "one of them we tell
e,
with, but, unfortunately, it •was a few days be''.,
we received this intelligence.
" The Cape' NicolaMo:e has not yet fallen ; Ihe
whole of PCTIoN's fleet are theie; and'closely block"
aded by•CtiaisToene's; vt Inch has lately received
very great
,addition to
,thcie naval :force—a lard
'frigate,t the Felicile, taken -by the Latma, and `en
out'here to be disposed of. GooDALL,is o:lleCt,c•
daily from America wiileanot her frigate. The IP,:
quiries respecting the Saruc'eli brig being fired
and returning it, at this place,. was ,tropped as sn
aiCHRISToPHE heard the correct .Counts Of 01:s
proceeding."
On Wednesday last the aneual. fair for the of
Wool was held at Dorchester, in Oxfordshire in
immense barns, belonging to Mr. Davy, go itai
habitant of that town, one of which 'was stowed
the wool belonging to the farieers of the neighb°u-
jog districts, so disposed as to be conveniently 0";
mined by the buyers : in the other barn which t''l.
near :too feet long, and 50 teet wide,, four table;
',were laid for the company to dine together;
.1200 persons sat down, the E.-el of Macclesfieldd
at the head of the p;incipal table, and J.Fame,Esq• ""
of the Members tbr the.c6unty, at the head of °''`e
ther ; many loyal and patriotic toasts were drollic. e
and hartuOny and good' cheer predded. God S'vo
the King was sung in full chorus, by way 'o'e
finale, before rising to conclude on the business °
the day.
The London Wool-staplers did nnt attend „tie
meeting, in such numbers as was expeeted, but tb"i
country buyers made good use of their absence, ° i
before scan-set the whole of the- wool was sn:d.'"',:
Southdown from GO. to 755. per tod (of 2811'.11
Berkshire from 284. to 4e. •

Sir JOSEPH BANKS, and anumber, of the other
Jill',
distinguished patrons of the growth and trade in l',
tish wool,'attended the meeting.
His MAJESTY has given directions for the draffig
of such sheep from his Merino flock at Kew as At.°
intended to be sold on Wednesday next.
The Burdettites do not appear tcr be as indin3l3
against the man who so grossly, disappointed than aR
might be expe&ed. Even his Committee are•s
tencler,of his reputation as only to say that his trait
j-
ment was not polite. But in fa nothing CO"
excuse the' Baronet• unless he had been swig'
gled away by force, without opportunity to sign_i!"
that he could not accompany the intended ploccl,
Sinn. He has, however, lett himself no. plea of p:'
liation, for after having so often a mob at his
he suffered another to be collected, and exposed t.ll
metropolis to all the dAtigers which might arise fr°'
a vast assemblage nipeople, and all the consequ-
which might reasonably have been expect ‘-d to 1., soi
.
from the rage •of disappointment. This co ,dot-
and the deception he practised on the Serjean
Arias ought never to be forgotten, and stupid
must ba the .ad.niiz7rs a a- man who could :14;
luch a manna. ,

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