The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-22 00:00:00

NAVAL -NEWS.

COUPES, 20.—Arrived here this morning the
Prussian boy Goode Wer 1P agting, KOK, master,
with a cargo of timber from Gottenburgh, for a
market; the ship John Frith, Captain BARDEN,
from St. Thomas, with a cargo of coffee bound for
London, having received some damage.
A convoy for Guernsey is now passing through
our Roads, with alight breeze to N. E.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 20.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Orestes from a cruise ; fell in with a vessel at sea,
out of which she took an Officer charged with the
official dispatches of the surrender, of the Island of
Bourbon, with which he landed and set off for Lon-
don.

Arrived his Majesty's frigate Quebec, Hon. Capt.
PouLBTT, and Princess Charlotte, Capt. ToatN,
from Portsmouth, and the Sybille, Capt. UPTON,
from the Cork station ; the Spanish brig El Bruen
AITA MV NOZ, Master, from Ma-
laga, laden with fruit, bound to London, and is
under quarantine. Also arrived the L'Hirondelle
French brig privateer, of t 4 guns, captured by his
Majesty's ship Medusa.
His. Majesty'sfrigates, Unicorn, Capt. Kelm, and
Medusa, Hon. Capt. Bouvaate, have detained and
sent in here the American ship illentor, Jouti WIL-
iIAMS, Master, from New-York, laden with cot-
ton, wool, skins, and tobacco, bound to St. Se-
bastian's, and is under quarantine , .

The Medusa frigate ,has also detained an Ameri-
can vessel, which is not yet arrived.
His Majesty's ship Amelia, Hon. Capt. IRBY, has
detained and sent in here the American brig Rein-
deer.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Philoniel, Capt. CRAW-
LEY, on a cruize; the Rhin frigate, Capt. MAL-
COLM, with a fleet of vi&uallers under convoy, for
Admiral STOPFORD'S squadron in Quiberon Bay and
Basque Roads; Espiegle sloop of war on a cruize;
and the Fancy cutter, fOr Falmouth.

DEAL, Dec. .9,l.—Came in from Yarmouth his
Majesty's ship Tartar, and sailed through the Downs
for Portsmouth.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Alert from,Newfountl-
land ; Prometheus from Yarmouth ; and the Furious
gun-brig from a cruize.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Majestic for Sheerness;
and the Royalist sloop of war on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 21 —Sailed his Majesty's
ship Illustrious, with the Earl Camden, Ocean,
Wexford, ilrniston, and Winchelsea, East India
ships, under convoy.

LordMtwro arrived at Madras the 11th of Sep-
tember. On the 17th he dispatched the Ganges,
country ship, with the official accounts of the happy
termination of the military insurrection, as danger-
ous, considering the talents and: situation of she
leaders, as any that ever, occurred in our foreign
settlements-. The Ganges had arrived at St. Helena,
from whence she sailed on the 29th November, and
may be hourly expe6ted.
Advices have been received by the William, of
the arrival of 'the Taunton Castle and Dover Castle
at Bombay, on the 12th September, and the Mar-
chioness of Exeter on the igth of the same month.
The Lord Castlereagh arrived at Calcutta on the
igth cof August.
The Aidaeier, country ship, bound to London,
was bu'int by accident on the 14th September.

General Sir JAMES CRAIG, Commander of the
forces in the North America, has in General Orders,
noticed the novel condua of the serjeants of the
Ist liattalon of the Royal Fusileers, who, on the
promotion of Captain ORR• from an Adjutancy to a
Company, presented him with an address. Sir
JAMES does justice to the motives by which the menN
were a&uated, but observes, that in presuming to
meet in order to deliberate on the condua of • th,:ir
superior Officer, they have; however unintentionally,
been guilty of an aCt of great insubordination.' That
to meet for the purpose of expressing their respect
and esteem for an Officer implies discussion, which
renders them obnoxious to the above_itnputation.—
The Commander in Chief, approving the principles
laid down by Sir JAMES, and in order to give them
currency, has direCted the. General Orders to be cir-
culated;throughout the army.
KING'S THEATRE.—The last new
,Opera of 11
Principe di -Tarantm, was performed• on Saturday,
• with some alterations which improVed the generol
effeet. TRAMAZlANl,displayed his fine voice in a
very impressive manner. 'We were sorry to find
that the spirit of dissension spread itself to the Opera
House- on this occasion ;- a vehement demaOd.for
DESHAYES having issued from the pit and the gal-
lery. A Gentleman, whose name-it seems is REED,
came forward on the Stage, and having bowed very
respectiially to the audience, (but not in such a man-
ner as to phew that he was a pupil of DE!iHAY ES),
informed them. that that performer had been offered, •
by Mr. TAYLOR, I.le same terms as he had last
year, and that the dispute was referred to arbitra-
tion. This information proving unsatisbctory, and
the Ballet not being suffered to proceed, Mr. HEED
came: on again, and assured the audience, that if
they would permit the dance to go on, a full state-
ment of the case of the Manager should be-preSent-
ed to the Subscribers and the Public before the
next night of performance. The audience assented
to these terms, and the Ballet then proceeded with-
out further interruption.
The Tolls on the Witham road, between LincOln
and Boston, which twenty, years ago were taken for
- 3001. have lately been let-for 30001.

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ADJOURNED LONDON SESSIOI43, JAN. 20.