The Sun.
London, England, 1810-02-13 00:00:00

,tsl AsViA L NEWS:

FALMOUTH, FEB.' 1 o.—Sailed this day the Ches-
terfield Packet, Gina()Ns, with Mails, on the 6th
inst. for Gibraltar, Malta, and Messina ; also his
Majesty'sship Eclipse, of 18 guns, Capt. SALLIVAR,
on, a cruize ; and the Phipps schooner, Capt. BELL,
with Dispatches for Lisbon.
Arrived yesterday the Princess Elizabeth packet,
with Mails from Lisbon, 12 days passage left in
the Tagus the-Princess Charlotte and IPalsingharti
packets : the former was expe&ed to sail from thence
about the sth of February. A convoy from Cork
was going into the Tagus as the packet came out.
The British troops were recovering fast from their
late illness, and the head quarters was at Abrantes.
Also arrived, last night, the schooner Puzzle,
HOLLINGBROKE, from St. Michael's, 11 days pas-
,.sage. About three days since, fell in with a large
ship (water-logged), laden with timber, but could
not ascertainA() 'where she belonged; she had no
boat, nor a soul on board.-

DEAL, FEB. 12.—Anived the Idas cutter from
a cruize off Flushing.
Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships as per
last ; and the Huddart East India Man, for India.

PLY MOUTH, FEB. t L —Arrived the French frigate
Le Caroline, from the Isle e France, which ship
wag taken possession_ of there when the Island sur-
renderLd to the British forces.

Sailed his Majesty's *hip /Achille, of 74 guns,
Capt. Sir RICHARD KLNQ, to the Eastward.
. Arrived hiS Alajesty's ship Africa, of 64 guns,
'Capt. BLAND, from the Baltic.
Went up the harbour to be repaired his Majesty's
Ship Virginie, Capt. BRACE.

Foterskotrrx, FEB. tp.—Came in la§t evening
the ,Itlarg&et homeward-bound East Indiaman to
the Metherbank.

Arrived his Mdjesty's ship; Sarpedon and 2Won-
key, the former from the Downs and the latter
from Sheerness•.

Arrived the Maria,- SEARGANT, from Bristol
Ajax, SMITH, from London and the liiiigencv,
SWINBURN, from Sunderland.

Caine in this day the Ceylon, 'lifted, and Wood"
ford; outward-bound East Indianaen, frOrn the Downs.
Arrived the Diligence and William store ships,
from Halifax.

Went out of harbour, his Majesty's ships L'Afri-
caine and Kent, to Spithead.
Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ship' jantaica for
the Mediterranean and Gidiz, with abbot twelve
sail of transports with troops on board also the
Plantagenet; Iltssvr, for Gibraltar ; and the Ma-
danzantheo, BROWN, for Malta.
Sailed the Leonidas, Cox, and the Betsey, (plum-
TON, for• Rio Janeiro.
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Sailed his Majesty's ship Jason to the Westward.

We are requested to state, that Mr; btIFFIELD,
who has eloped with Miss Etwas, is a Liman, and
that none of the parties concerned were Cterg) men.
We understand that Mr. D.'s addresses,had been
permitted two years ago, but some change in the
opinions of the governing • part of the family had
.arisen, and other suitors were strongly recommend-
ed to the young lady. She, however, continued
constant to her first attachment. The gentleman
who handed Miss E. to the door was a real suitor
to the lady visiting in the house, .and their union is
expeEted shortly tri. take place: Mr. D. arrived
safe at Gretna Green,. on Thursday night, and
was immediately married to his fair and lovely

companion.
A duel was fought in Heston Fields, near Houns-
low, yesterday morning, between' Mr. MARSHALL
and Capt. REDDON, in consequence of a dispute' at
the Opera on Saturday last'. Mr. MARSH-ALL shad-
his right hand slightlfshattered, and his thumb shot
off, h% the first fire, atter Which the duellists retired.
The question between Mr. RICHARDS .and the
County of Bucks, respelling Datchet Bridge ,(which
was argued before the Judges this Terrri), was yes-
terday morning determined by the Ci.urt of•. King's
Bcnch i►,- his faour. In consequence of this deci-
sion, the bridge will be rebu•lt at the expence of the
County.
Yesterday Lord MOLiNT,IOY gave a grand dinner
at the Clarendon HoTe4, Bond-street; to the follow-
ing Noblemen and Gentlemen ;
The Lid of Icortarlington, Lords Henry More, and
George Perestord, Sir John Cradock, Generals Phipps, and
William Spencer, Sir George Beaumont, Capt. Berestord,
Mr. Laurence, R. A. &c. &c. - -

On Friday, the 9th instant, GEORGE Ktrox, ED-
WARD HOBSON VIRTRiTVIUS LAWES, JOHN CLAR-
'VAU7c CHAYTOR, and FLaEDERICK HARGRAVE, Esqrs.
were called to the Bar by the Hon. Society of the
Inner Temple.
On Friday evening last, at. his house in Ely-
place, died suddenly, ailed 37, J. C. SAUNDERS,
Esq. late Demonstrator of Anatomy at St. Tho-
' .mas's Hospital, and Surgeon to the London In-
firmary for curing diseases of the eye. In him the
world has lost a man of science, and the poor a
friend. He administered to the prevention and cure
Of blindness with an humanity -that must for ever
make him live in 1116 recollection of those who have
-been benefitted by the application of his great ta-
lents. In the treatment of diseases of the eye he
was-eminently successful ; and his name will be re-
membered by posterity with admiration and grati-
tude, • for having ascertained the means of giving
tight to children born blind with cataracts.
To-morrow morning the Wheel goes round, when
every Ticket must be draWn, and every Prize,
amounting to Two Hundred Thousand Pounds.
HORNSBY and Co. hope to supply their Friends with
a large proportion of the said Prizes, at 26, Corn-
or St. Margaret's Hill, Borough,