The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-29 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the ship_ Clarida,
GE?.o Cs3iMELL,,,Master, from' AlLintevideg, with a
cargo of bides, tallow, bark, Stc. bound to London,
g 8 days passage; the Anierican Ship Howard, DANIEL
_VULGAR, Master, from' Virginia,• with tobacco and
cotton wool, bound to.Londo-o, both put...in here by
contrary winds ; the Supply transport, from Ports-
mouth ; the Speedwell; A til.) E•I4SON and Ally,
SOoTT, from Sunderland ; and the Lady Betsey,
.STEELING, from Wales. •

Sailed is Majesty's ship Intelligent, with a convoy
for Cork and the O. P; privateer on
,a eruize.

Arrived his Majeiy's ships Elizabeth from the
Westward, and Peaccick from a cruize.

"FALMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Arrived this day the ship
Holland, of London, Capt. HoAaß,with rum, sugar,
&c. from Jamaica and the Havannab, forty-two days
paSsage frolic the latter; the brig 'llea:ander , of Lon-
do, Capt. AliLLEtt, fioin Martinique, fifty-six days
passage, with sugars; the brig Commerce; 0. BR YA N,
from Guildiloufe, with coffve and sugar, in 3'.5 days;
the ship Lushreemozah, from St. Domingo, houtid it?
London ; also the &alley Grove, Capt. COZSIFORTH,
from Quebec, with troops -and lumber., bound to
Portsmouth, 28 days passage-put in by csuntiary
wind.

Sailed this day the Eliui packet, SANPSON, with
Mails of the 18th in,tatit, for Gibraltar, Malta, and
MessinA ; and the Star lugger, Pitossta, for Lisbon;
with bale goods, Szc.,
The Princess Charlotte and Walsinghanz packets
from Lisboti are hourly expected.,

• DEAL, SErr. 28:—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Aurora,. with 4 sail of tiic Jamaica fleet under con-

voy.
Also arrived this afternoon, and sailed for the Ri-
ver., the ship Sarah, -Caps. BUTTERS, from Gibral-
tar, atter an aettob with a French privateer this
morning about two.o'clock, • off Dungeness, which
she bea' t.off alter' an hour's fighting.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. Id.—Arrived this day his
Majesty's snips Ain's ani Hero trout the'llowits,
and sailed again immediately; the Arethusa, SPENCE ;
ilachell, ANDERSON; and the fly, 'ROBINSON, from
Suilderland; the - lirilannia, CLARK ; Astell,
CREIGIE;, and the "Jenson, RADEaFottu, front Gib-
raltitr ; also the Anna Johanna, ZAUHAHEASON, from
Pursgrouud.
This day' sailed hiS Majesty's ships IFernouth,
Ga nymede, and .Eyderen for the Dowt:s; Itti a cup.
coy 01 about too sail
_of merchanta.,2ll; and the
Alexander for the Downs.

SErT. iddiesty's Tool,
Calypso, and the Manly gun-brig, with a large con-
voy, for the Baltic.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Brune froin the Downs;
she' has brought some French Officers round that
were taken in an, open boat by the a:della making
their escape to France.
S.iiled ins Majesty's ship Parthian for Deal ; and
his Majest.: 's
ship Aggressor,
.with convoy, for
•

GREENOCK, SEPT. 27.-The Riternia, LIVING-
STON, from Berbice, spoke on the 2d August, Cue
ship Planter, NEILSON, from hence to St..ThoMas),
in lat. 17. 10. long. 57. out 35 days, all well.

The Idas armed cutter arrived auDcal on Thriri.
day froin our fleet off Flushing. She brought with
her a Prussian Captain and a French Gentleman,
whom she picked up at sea on Tuesday in an open
boat, in which they had effeeted their escape. They
report, " that the fleet .in Flushing is now .com-
pletely equipped and ready for sea, excepting a de-
ficiency of bailors.. None of the men of war have
more than a hundred 'seamen, so that were there no-
thing else to deter them, it is hardly possible that
they can Venture to put to sea. The deficiency of
the crews is supplied by soldiers, but probably with
a view to defence more than any thing else. Gem
exenions and incessant labour have- been bestowed
by the enemy to repair the works in the Island of
Waleheren, which is now in a good slate of defence,
to repel any new attempt that may be made against
it by this country. They, are, not howevei, free
from apprehensions for their safely, Laie of a s.rri-
ous attack. . The fleet under Sir EDA AU) PELLEW
made its appearance a few days since utf the Duer-
loo Channel—a wircumstarice which excited 11, small
degree of alarm fur the safety of their. new fleet,
and tilled the inhabitants With terror." •

Yesterday the New Sheriffs, Mes•rs. GOODBE•
HERE and PLuMER, were sworn into Office .ai•
Guildhall, and invested with their gold chains, ac-
cording to the custom of the City .on Michaelthas
eve. Their carriages and liv cries
.made a dashing
appearance. Mr. Sherif Gooripc EICF.'S set vatits.
were clad in dark green with broad lace. His coach
yellow, with rich painting and. orriamfiits, eke,
cuted .in a neat style. Mt. Sheriff PLUMER'S
livery is. HAIrOOII, with 'silver lace, and the body
.of
his carriage of the same colour, adorned with beau-
tiful devices, p-ainted in' dark tints. The tout en-
semble was brilliant.

-A dispensation has passed the great seal' to enable
the Rev. John Brooke, M. A. Fellow of Jesus Col-
lege, to bold the livings of Elinstead, in Essex, and
Whittlesfoid, In Cambridge.' '