The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-09 00:00:00

NAVAL N

FALMOUTH JAN. 6,—Arrivecl the Howler armed
from the Down 4; Mary pa,,ket,
.captiin Po-
vecx, with a mail from the Leeward lsland 33
days fiom Tortola, (the
.mail will not: be, in town
until to-morrow) ; Prince of Wales packet, Capt.
I(IRKNEss,' with a mail from Lisbon, in six days.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. B.—Catne in last evening.the
Monarch, Earl Spincer, and Lord Keith, homeward•
bound East India=n, which sailed under convoy of
tile Princess Charlotte, of 38 guns, Capt. G. tostis.

Ned the Vestal, OnToN, from.the Downs, for
Came in this day his Majesty's ship Stately, of 04.
gtins, Capt. J. W. D. DONDAs, from the. East ward.
Ariived froM Spithead a few transports from
:Lisbon, which sailed in company with about 20 sail
f3f transports, under convoy of the Cowius, of 22-
Capt. M. SMITH.
Arrived the Ar nicitia, WI GHTON, from GiAten-
-15'40', for this port. : _ _

S-diled the Mowbray, WILSON ; and Ranger),
WRITEHEAD, for Sunderland.

The Port Mahon, of 18 guns, Capt. J LAWSON,
is appointed convoy, to the Downs.

• COWES . JAN. ii.••••:111P. convoy for Plymouth and
lieland got under weigh from hence on Friday eve»
but did not got out of the Needles till yester-
c4 noon, and the wind is again become contrary,
lo that it is thought they must put back again..
The West India convoy at the Motherbank I am
itforrned still remains there.,

A Spanish brig called Los Tres Hermanos, Capt.
11UNICAS, arrrived here this morning with a cargo
°I wool, from Cadiz, bound for London.

D 3 AL, !AN. 7.--The whole of the out Ward-hound
Merchant vessels, East Indiamen; transports, &c.
Which sailed on Friday evening, .have been forced
back again by contrary winds, and remain in the
Gowns.
The .si.h and 14th regiments of foot, from Wai-
wbich were to have.been conveyed to Ports-
mouth in transports, this morning received orders to
disembark bete, and have since marched to Dover.
DEAL, JAN. 8,--Came down from the River his
Majesty's ship Ulysses, and remains with the out-
Were—bound.

SIMERNESS, JAN. s.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
&dent, Diaator, Solebay, and Safeguard gun-brig.
J. 6.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Ulysses for
Portsmouth.

Went out, and sailed up the,Thames his Majes-
ty's ship Gorgon.
Came into harbour his Majesty's ship Blake,
Capt. CO DR INGTON.
. Went out of harbour and anchored at the Great
fore his Majesty's brig Vixen.

JAN. 7.—Sailed up the River Thames his Ma-
itity's brigs Vixen and Thrasher.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 7.—Arrived the Tower tender
With volunteers and impressed men for the fleet.
Sailed his Majesty's ship .Dictator fur Portsmouth.
JAN. B.—Sailed up the River Thames three gun-
brigs to refit at Northileet.

ISLANDS OF SCILLY, DEC. 30, 1 sog.

TO ALL MASTERS OF VESSELS.

Yesterday the. Sub-commissioners appointed by
the Corporation of the Trinity House, to aet for the
,regulating the pilotage of all vessels in and out of these
harbours; granted a license unto eight persons,' who
ou examination, have been found
.fully competent
in the knowledge of the 'several rocks and shoals
.;
the marks for avoiding the'sarne, together with thp
setting of the tides, about these Islands. •

• • Captain BEHESFORD is.appointed to the Poiaiers,
Captain T GRAVES, to the:Musse?, vice JAMES; de-
ceasecL;_Cap.tainJ. Gpnnos t(3 the Rattier.
,Cap-
tains K 1 TOE, RAITT, JAMES, SELL, and, SH,E-
,}tipp, are.yromoted to Post Captains.
he Freya, Opossum, and Charybdis, which sail-.
eil4afely frorr:Pomrnouth,
_are gone to the West
'lndies.

• Yesterday se'nnight a Court Martial was held at
o• rtstriOnth, on Lieut. J. EVERARD,'Ot his Majesty's
ship Saturn, for writing an anonymopsletter to the
Lords of the Adatimity, imputing improper .condu&
to Caip>rain CW4IIEI‘I4ND, and for deserting from
the Saturn;. oti the 2d ult. and taking with him his
servant laiv, without leave. Li-utenant EvEnAnD
acknowledged to have written the letter, although
he previously publicly denied it. It Was upon a re-
presentation of these circumstances, that the Lords'
-of the Admiralty...were pleased to order Lieutenant
Evp,RARD to• be tried by a Court-Martial. The
CuLirt, -upon a full examination into the condu& of
Lieut. EVEItAILD, determined, that the charge had
been proved, and did adjudge 'him io be dismissed.
hiS Majesty's service, and rendered incapable of
ever serving as an Otticer in the Royal .Navy again.
---Rear-Admital °TWAY, President.

The eleven seamen of the impetueux, charged with
mutinous condud, are to be tried by a Court Martial
at Plymouth.
" Great business must be wrought ere noon :,"—so
says the great witch HECATE, and so says CARTER,
No. 8, Charing-cross, who, ihouat no great con-
itirer, prophecies that those who neglect the Got-
den Opportunity the present Lntt ry presents, will,
When they read of the distribution of thousands
they have do share in, regret they did not risk a
to gain abun4auce,