The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-04 00:00:00

SUIP NEWS.

Vcrramotrrt), OCT. —Oa Wednesday the
Redpole brig of war, Caprain J. D. EvaNca, ar•
rived from the_St. Helen r station, after a passage
bf 50 thys, having left the island on the 9th of
September. She brought tlispatebes from Sir
liunsou LOWS and Admiral PLAMPIN, and
flail. The following is an Extract front a
Letter:—

rr St, tt,lena, Aug. 7.
" The Redpole proceeds to Eng!and immedi-
.otely. As neither this vessel, nor the Dotterel,
Which sailed before, has served longer than two
years, it is supposed to be intended that they shall
both finish [twit term of service on the home sta-
tion. We understand BUONAPARTE is in betre)
spirits than be has been for some time; his
bealli much as usual. Whatever others, of any
rank or station, residing here, may affect to state
concerning him, be assured very little is actually
known. lie has so long imposed a seclusiv,wlife
upon himself, that he appears to have at length
obtained all the habits of a confirmed recluse. Ile
ad become so entirely abstracted even from the
Ahstant view pf those whose duty it was to make
a daily report of his being alive, that it becain
necessary to inform him, that if he did not vot_
luntarily afford the Officer on duty au Opportunity
to certify the fact required from him, namely, that
be was € alive,' there would be a necessity of t
• Officer's making a &Hy personal visit to him for
that purpose. Ile has since relaxed in his man-
, 'he's in this respect, anti has been out of his house
s lithe. The new bout building for him is ex-
' Veered to be finished in about nine months. The
island is generally healthy. The ships on this
station are at present stationed thus :
Contincrae. 74, Rear-Admiral Plampins Captain Stanfell
at anchor; Tees, CaOtain Rennie, crui.ing to leeward, and
Sappho, Captain Plumridge, to windward of the island
l'irydice, Captain Waiirhope, at Lenion's valley, getting a
nett foremast, made out of the Conqueror's main topmast
'Sophie, Sir William NVisetnan, repairing damages, sustained
by having run foul of the Phaeton ; Leverct, Captain Shan-
boa, at Ascension ; Nautilus, Captain Chapman, on passage
/rem the Cape ; Redwing, Captain nunn, lying there."
FALMOUTH, OCT. I.—Arrived in Mount's Bay
the uirai MARHBULSON, from Surinam, in
.64 days, for Att.sterdam, in want of provisions.
The Pr ins Frederick, Dutch '74, armed en flute,
Captain Vit•NDEAUDSEN, pu! into Mount's Bay lane:
tvening, with loss of fore-mast and main-topsail
yard, and vety leaky. She was obliged. to have
()0 men from the shore to keep the four pumps
doing : the cargo (spices, &c.) is stipposed to he
. Much damaged. The wind is now (10,- e. at. )
Mowing strong from the S. S. W. ; should it
oblige her to let go a second elicitor, and veer
. Upon the out she is now riding by, she must ine-
vitably strike. Put back the Prince Ernest aiid
Camden packets.
DgAL,, OCT. 3.—Arrived, and sailed for the
Threr,,yesterd4y, the Priesdo, l'EtcstAN, from Ja..
ELLES, from La: zarotte ;
Beowe, from Genoa ; and Providence,
IluNteote, from Batavia—lett Straits of Sunda
the tltti May, and St. Helena 26th Jody ; left at
.'the latter place the Marquess of Ely, Larkins,
and litidgewa:er. Altived and sailed,
the 111'”*Y., RICHkEDSON, from Prince Edward's
Island for Shields.
PLYNIOUTfI, OCT. 2.—Arrived L'Ernest, SALO,
f"111 Ness foundland for Hamburg)), with loss of
anchor and cable, and Samuel Whitbread, DAME.,
from Fiume. The Lord Wellington, OWSTON,
arrived at Quebec on the 9:b tilt, in 60 days from.
this port, leaky, having experienced a heavy gale
(If wind off the coast of Ireland.

Gibraltar Chronicles have arrived to the 10th
alt, troth which we learn, that in consequence 4,t
ral,id it:crease of the fever at the Isla de
• tbrb", ExcHleney Governor Dom had issued a
")ciatitation on the 2(1 ult. announcing that all
vomtuunication with Spain (except through "the
"st°lll4ty process of quarantine) would close at
"n•Set on the following evening. Notice was
. niso given to end' of the labouring classes as had
snot passed the fever, that they would be pro.
'titled with tents, and encamped on the neutral
. ground for their better security against infect
.Should it unhappily appear in the fortress, they
'maid be suffered to proceed to town and follow
their ceilii.igs (hiring the day, but their return to
'the encanipment at night was peremptorily en-
' i°ined• We are happy to learn also, that by the
latest advises from the British fortress, that the
garrison and inhabitants Were tint at all infected
With the disease.
By the Henry, arrived in the river from Que-
!iee, We have advises from thence of the 4th Sep-
:ember, three days later than the last accounts.
IheY con firm, we regret to say, the intelligence
Pteceived at Lloyd's on Friday, of ti,e death of the
uke of RICHMOND, tit Aniittrdl, there he had
arrived on his return trout ii;spccting the new
!ettleinents in Upper Canata. his bury had
• ll'aught from Montreal to Qtchcc, where it was
Iling in state at the time ItA: IleA•ry Ii
2ught•'r, Lady Mary continued in the
gust afflicting state, arl gi•cit fears were enter-
tain
;
ea tor her reeo,,erv• toe death ois
(irace
,rot a vacancy with be occasi,oied in repre-
_La ,'"ion of the city of Chichester, vacaat by tlo
1.4:i Mardi and Darnley being- called to th•
p•ati. Se
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