The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-05 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.'

P
, OCT. 3.—Arrrised the French cut-
er Privateer Totable,commandet) by Captain
NTomito BALDER, Of 14 guns, and 130 men, from
R csc°Ffs frotn whence she had been only 44 hours,
aEnd
`‘'as captUred:On the 36th ult. near the Land's
bY Majesty'shis Maj.sty's ship Owen Glenclidver, of 36'
i'v"ll, Captain Sat.iy, which ship was convoying the.
(41N,artt-bound Meditemnean ''fleet' from Ports-
lit'Aith, one of which called the &den, of Dublin,
'‘‘-a!4captured by this'priv.attikr and shortly after re-
e:""ed by the Owen Glendower, and proceeded on
her voyage ; from. ber prize she received intelligence
that the pri'vatrer was then among the fleet, and in
eQnsetluenCe 'gave chice, and after .a short run suc-
ceeded in capturing her; there were also two pri"
vateers in sight at the time-that were hovering about
the fleet for the purpose it was supposed, of cutting
citT 5(411e of the straggling ships in the night7-the
,n6niptate was formerly the Swan reverie cutter,
belonging to Cowes, taken by the French some
time since; " and it was this vessel that attacked the
Clje" Charlotte hired cutter some days since off
AI er„,
ik --"`-1 and after a short engagement, in. which
sue former received considerable damage, effected
her
escape. The Indomptable is bound to Ports-
mouth, and was. obliged to put in hereby contrary

Sailed his Majesty's ships Dolphin, Mariner, and
S'cr
J--a, fur 13. ortsriiontli ; -and L' Aigle on alcruize.
HIS MajeSty'S.Ship Tonnant that arrived here yes-
terd23' from Lisbon, confirms the account of a plot
laving been entered into at Lisbon by the Portu-
guese, to blow up the magaztees in th:A city, and
to
use in a similar way those belonging to Lord WeL-
raNGToN's army.
Ihe French prize L'Adventurier that arrvied here
Yesterday from the isle of 13,iurbon (with a cargo of
coll.e, cotton, and indigo, prize to his Majesty's
Shlin or thumberland and Curacoa), sailed thence on
t.he 14th July, in company with 11 sail of French
nlercliantmen with similar cargoes, all of which are
on their passage to 'France, His Majesty's
1.1i133 on that station had taken possession of the
Isle
of BDPrbon, but we have not been able to learn
anY particulars respeaing the capture of this place ;
forces,
in consequence- of its surrender to the British
those merchantmen now on their passage,
".I.fted-thcir escape, some of which org only partly

Arrived the Thomas, Goss ; Christian, COOK ;
TWO Brothers, ELLts, from Wales ; • the Eliza-
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PETELps, from Loiidoo ; and his Majesty's ship
,rorn Purtsmou:h.

13' ;'‘T.S.m, uTil, OCT. 4.—His Majesty's ship Mu-
role „,
convoy at tb:s Port to the Brazils.
A"..ved his Majesty's ship Denmark from the
West Indies.
82►ied his Majesty's ship Niote for Plymouth.

SHEERNESS, OCT. 3.—Sailed the Quad sel,ooner,
2rid Gleaner surveying vessel. .
4.-i-Sailed his Majesty's brig Rebuff up the
'River, and the store•ships Diligent and Ikeyrnouth.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 2.—The Princess Charlotte
Packet that arrived yester-day from Lisbon in 22 days,
Ali to,
with two days since a cutter, which at hrt
have chase to her, but on the packet putting ftn a
good appetarance, and chacing in turn, the cutter
crowded all sail away; French privateers are swarm-
ing on this coast.

DEAL, OCT. 4.—:-Sailed his Majesty's ship Den-
-74a-k for Portsmouth.

The ships taken up by he Directors of the East
14a.
is Company for the service of the ensuing season
are thus stationed, viz.
Cumherland,porsetshire, Essex, and Henry Addington, for
~.(41Thay and China ; Walmer Castle, for St. Helena, Ben-
-°6.,1ei1• and China ; to be afloat the 23d inst. sail to Graves.
e.t" the Ith
.of November, stay there 40 days, and ben the
owns the 27th of December.
C Nottingham Taunton Castle, and Princess Amelia, for
.and China ;tot be afloat the 26th of November, at
tti:',esend the toth December, stay there 40 days, and be in
towns the 25th lanuary, tBtt.
fjANew ship Watp le, Metcalfe, Carnatic, and Castle Eden,
Coast and Bay ; Warren Hastings and Marchioness of
t3xeter, for St. Helena and Bengal; to be afloat the loth of
ec,elnber, at Gravesend the 26th of December, stay there
'''',,"aYs• and be in the Downs the 3:st of lanuary, 181 i.
r• `ur°Pe, Lord Melville, Devonshire, Streatham, and Ba-
-01-ng . for'Coast and Bay ; Hope, Ceres, and Warley, for China
ire direct ; to be afloat the 9th of larmary, at Gravesen th
the
e 2th
stay them 30 days and be in the Dowdns Ist
•
o
frew ship Earl of Abergivenny„ Charles Grant, Marquis
i'ly• Ind Perseverance, for China direct ; to be afloat the
13th24ther
March.ry, stay there 3o days, and be in the Downs the
of
LtureY• Lunt Castlereagh, and. Albion, for Bengal;; Wal.
th
i""Islow and Dover Castle,. for Ceylon and Bengal; to be
Qat the 224 of February, at Gravesend the 9th March, stay
there 3odays, and be in the Downs the 1,011 of April.
s wiatquis Wellesley and Lady Castlereagh, for Bengal ; and
calebY Castle, tor Burnt ayi to be afloat the 9th at March,
Gravesend tthe.29he 24tth 11 otof Api March, stay there 3o days, and be
the Downs

The vast influx of foreigners has been, not im-
Prohabiy stated'As the cause of the many execrable
Qftences which have lately disgusted the public.—
We tind, however, that though those wretches vitiate
and debaSe our conntrymen, they have the cunning
t° escape detettion and punishment, themselvss.