The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-19 00:00:00

NAVAL NEW:).

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 17.—S,siled. the 7brt atct
ship 'for Portsmouth.
The vessel that was towed in here yesterby bY.
the Aaacin sloop of war, is a Danish sloop, in ba.-
last, deserted by her crew.

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ArriVed the Danish brig Reso/ution, NESS NICO'
LAYSSEN, Master, from, St. Sebastians, laden with
rosin, turpentine, &c. bound to London ; also ar-
rived his Majesty's brig Crocus, from Lisbon, with
dispatches, no particulars of which have yet trans'
Aired.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 18.—Cnale in this day his
Maje Sty's ship Peacock from Plymouth, and the Tor-
toise store-ship from the Mediterranean.
Arrived the Alexander, ----, from •St. Übes
Brilliant, -, from Guernsey ; and the intrepid,
COLBOURNE, and Hope; GERMAN, from Londo'n.

Sailed, his Majesty's ship Rapid for a cruize
also the Fortuna, GRAVES, for Bristol; and the
Nancy, FLETCHER, for Guernsey. . -

DEAL, Arm 18.—Arrived this morning 20
sailed for the River the French frigate L'Esperavce,.
late his Majesty's ship Laurel, captured on the itt,ll
inst. off Bourdeaux from the Idle of France; hoorid
to Nantes with a cargo of cotton, sugar, indigo,

nankeen, tea, pepper, and other,valuables. •
• Came down from the River the Royal Georg
East Indiaman.
Arrived a large fleet of homeward bound. •

On Tuesday-Mr. 'P. Moons presented a petition ,
to thellous,:ot CommOA from Mr. StrzainAN. end
others,,praying for leave to --raise- funds for the re-
`building of Drury4ane Theatre, It was ordered to
be referred to a Corriminee. •
It appears from the following letter, that the
Duke el Albuquerque is coming to England .
"CADIZ, MARCH Ji, '1410.-,--In regard to pub'
lie affairs, we have little to add to our last.' The
reinforcements from -England are not yet arrived;
but hourly expeeted:• General Graham has taken
the command of the army. Albuquerque has re-
signedthat of the Spanish army, to which we under-
-stand Blake is appointed.; and until his arrival Car
taros himself commands. Albuquerque goes Ault'
bassador to England. Our Custom-house is .fittiog
up for the residence of the Regency, between which,
and our Junta harmony is perfectly restored, an('
the management of the Revenue confided to the
Junta, which gives universal satisfaction. The
French are inactive in this quarter, their attention
being taken up with the in•hrrec-tions that have
broken out every where in the mouniainot•s
triCts, which have Cut off many of alien- detach:
meats. They have yet, much to do in Spain, as
seems no misfortunes can wholly repress' the at,;tr
nate hatred towards them that so universally prevail!,
in this country.
" P. S. We have just the arrival of several tram'
sports from your side, with about 2.400 BritiO
troops more. There 'are actually twelve sail of
tltd
line in our bay (British) ; among them. several
three-deckers. We hope some otlca-ive operation!
will be taken soon. The French have also appeareq
in the neighbourhood oh Valencia, where it seel,
they have been repulsed.
hay/
" Several- vessels, partly loaded with wine,
sailed without bills of health, and getterallAwithon
the knowledge of the shippers, to avoid being de.;
tamed here by the embargo, or at least a?Liblia
order, which has been published, in regard to a!i:
Vessels loaded with wines, or provisions of any kin,:
Of' the former, no more can go forward while taw_
French continue in this- province, and even for
long time after, as all that could be got
.off in A
proper state was already exported ; and of what
remained in Xerez they are said to have wasted
destroyed a very large proportion."

Yesterday his MAJ,EsTy held a Privy Council, tlgf
which the Recorder of London made his report °it)
the convials under sentence of death, when
'a
Maddox, tor breaking open the shop of Mr. 0",
TA-RD, woollen-draper, of Bedford-Areet, Co"'
Garden; and Edward Duffey, and Geole LlPtop„,l
for breaking open the house of 'THOMAS D.UNCfr..I
of St. John's, Wapping, were ordered for exccl/
tion next Wednesday.
On Tuesday, Lucy Grosvenor, an old fortOnc
teller, was charged at Marlborough-street,
fraudulently obtaining money of Elizabeth Wig'
worth. The Complainant, who had a husband Bti
two children, had not only given money, but 1-
pledged every article she could ly hands on to.:'shL3•s
ply the demands Of . the prhiorrr, who had led
to suppose that she would soon be beparsqed, fro';
her husband, and see better days. A siMilar' cherg
was made against the pris, nrr by Rebecca Histooef
sister of Mrs. Winkworth, who had parted wilh„,ll,-,0
clothes to her in return, , for. her predictions.

prisoner was committed till the Sessions. ;cr t
CORONER'S INQUEST.—At a late hour last n't2ll„
an inquest was held at St. Thomas's ,l-losprtal, "s
the body ut. E.Grall, the corn-porter, who .573,
wounded by a shot from a Life Guardsman's pist°"
in Mincing-lane, on the day that Sir Francis But
dett was conveyed to the Tower. Mr. Goodeve,'
in whose shop the deceased received the wouno°
stated, that he was at the time making no nuis,e'd
nor had he, to his knowledge, taken any part in toe
dtsturb.rnces. . The Landlord of the City Aring
evidence to nearly the same effect. Some Meclicoi.
Gentlemen were also examined as to the nature :),3
the wound ; and at a late hour the inquest relLtilid;,
a verdi& of—Wilful Murder against a Life Guar
man unknown.

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