The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH; JUNE?, 1 B.—His Majesty's ship
(kfatigable detained on the 13th inst. sad sent in
here this morning; a large ship, with a tailor Con-
sisting-of coffee., gloves, legwood, &c. which she
fell in with and chased for several leagues, and,when
taken possession of, was within a few miles of Bow-
deaux, to .which place the crew made their escape',
taking with them all the papers, and in con-
sequence no particulars of her voyage, or name can
be discovered. On removing part of the paint on
her stern, it appears that sire was once called the
Flora, and has every appearance of an American
built vessel ; she was no doubt new-manned by
Frenchmen.

His Majesty's ships Minerva and indefatigable
detained, on the 6th ins't. the American ship George,
DYER, with 52 Priests and a Bishop in board,
-bound to Baltimore, which vessel is expeded here.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Christian VII. De-
fiance, and Implacable, of 74 guns each, the two
former from the French Coast ; and the latter from
Portsmouth ; also arrived the sloop Property, of and
Jersey, ED WARD LE Gaos, Master, with a cargo for
this port.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Amazon for the F4ench
coast ; the Endeavour hired armed brig, with a con-
voy for Wales; 'and the brig fienrieite, LE RETIL-
LBY, for Guernsey.

Arrived the Salt Cat, FrAMNIOND, from London ;
and the Sufficient, PBARSE, tioin Neath; also his
Majesty's Raleigh from a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE tg.—Came in this day the
Mullet schooner, of 8 guns, from Halifax.

Sailed Buis Majesty's ship Protetior, with a convoy
of merchantmen, for the Downs.

Arrived the U'zndhain, LONGHAM, and Betsey,
HOWARD, from London ; Swift, GARLAND, Golden
Fleece, ROUNDTREE, ilespea, ATKINSON, Tweed,
W L LTA MSON, Isabella, CooK, Broadwood,--, and
Thomas and Dorothy, from' Sunderland ; and Wit-
ham, BLELY, from Limerick, with. provisions, for
this port.

Passed by this port the fano from Lisbon; some
of the passengers baggage ou board has been laiid-
ed here this morning, and carried to the Custom-
house.

FALMOUTIi, JUNE Walsingham packet,
with Mails foil Lisbon, and the Arigusta packet,
with Mails for Malta and Sicily, sailed last evening;
and this day the American ships .Rising Slates,
JENNINGS, and the United States, BARNET, sailed
for London.

The outward bound Mediterranean and Portugal
Fleets are expected daily to appear off this port.

This' evening arrived the 411arlboraugh packet,
Capt. BALL, with Mails from Lisbon, 14 days pas-
sage, with seven passengers ; the Princess Elizabeth
packet, with Mails from Yarmouth, arrived out in
four days. About 8000 British troops from Gibialtar,
Malta, and Sioily, were exile led daily in the Tagus.
The British army are in high health and spirits.
The enemy continue as before; the British and Por-
tuguese are not under any apprehensions of an
attack from the►n..

About 500 artillery horse are expected to embark
here on to-morrow or Tuesday ; forage and Provi-
sions are already on board the transports; they are
to sail the first favourable wind alter the arrival of a
sloop of war to take theM under convoy.

SHTERNESS, JUNE 18.--Citne down the River
Thames his Majesty's ship Mercury; Captain TAN•

COCK.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Blonde, Capt. BAL•

LARD.
Went out of harbour and anchored at the Great
Noce his Majesty's brig Havoc.
Sailed his Majesty's brig .Havoc.
Sailed his Majesty's brig Rosario, with a convoy
to the Baltic.

Came into the harbour his Majesty's brig Drake.
JUNE 19.—Sailed up the River Thames, to be
paid off, his Majesty's ship Blonde.
The Poictiers, was paid bounty and advance.
Sailed his Majesty's brig Havoc, Lieut. BAMBER,
for Yarmouth.

DEAL, JUNE 19 —Arriv.;(l the• Echo sloop of war

from a cruize.

Came down from the River, the Brilliant,
CAUCKLEN, and Sedalous, WHEATLEY, for IYl3lta;
Onox, WALKER, for Surinam ; Anne Maria, ADAM,
for Lisbon; and the Industry, BELL, for Ports-
mouth.

On Thursday morning as the brig Merchant Tay-
lor, of St. I►es, E. JOHN, master, was sailing from
Newport. to Plymouth, laden with coals, she ran foul
of the Caroline, Cork trader, and stove in two of her
waist planks, which occasioned the total loss df the
Merchant Taylor the Ca'ptain and crew having
only time to save themselves on the bowsprit of the
Caroline, before she went down. We are satyr to
say, the property was all the Captain's, and not a
sixpence

MRS. CLARKE and LORD frOiskSi'OiliL

THE PUI3L[C.

. .
I-considered necessary in my late publicati,:n
introduce A letter or Lord ForkestOne's i As it wad
written after the In iettigatiOn, it was Clearly dvinon-
Strative of hiS opinion Of the political opOsiocy of Co-
leinel Wardle. He hat thought prOper irotu, for rea-
sons best known to himsett, to alter ihvi opinion
It therefore becdrtie netesSar.V, for the Completes-in-
s, dication of my ch3raeler,- to publish A dozenmartof his Lordship's letters ; the purport of which, I
most confidently anticipate, t 4 ill reJlize that favour-
able opinion with the Puhke I Lne so anxiously
deavoured to deserves.
ruthey, lune 19,11810.

M. A. ..bL:I.P.I;,`E,,