The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-28 00:00:00

AVA

I_, NEWS.

PLYmourni JULY 26.--Last nigtlt it blew very
bard here
at the sow h- west'; several ships were near
gettißg ashore; a gal lot struck on a rock near
hake's, IsLind, but was gOt off again without da-
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arrived .-the ship Magdalena, Titaßtsrrow; from
London, with a cargo of sundries, bound to Oporto;
Pultinlere in *distress; the schooner Bro‘hers, WA 14,
XEE, from Cork, last.froru Falmouth, with a- cargo
of provisions for this port ; the cutter ProSpero4i,
IIITCHELL, froM IN'aterfOrd, with provisions for
Portstnouth, Southampton, and Cowes,; the Swe-
dish ship Heaur, KUCKLER, from Stockholm, with
deals, tar, &c. for this"port the transport (NO.180..)
'big/less of Portland,. Tuosallsox, front Malta, last
..'from Portsmouth, 'laden with lime juice, :for this
Port; his Majesty's ship If olverene, of 18 guns,
CaPtain KEIUt; with i 4 sail of light transports
14)&3. convoy from Portsmouth, bound to Gibraltar,
Put in here by tont rary winds; his 'A/I.!jesty's ship
Orestes of A S guns, Captain LAPENOTIERE; from a
ooze, and is under quarantine, for having had
contruunication with the Swedish Ship BOrgomas-
, teen, .from the Mediterranean, which she re-cap-
tured some tune since and setit in here ; also arrived
11l Majesty's stirp Peacock iron) a cruize a con-,
l'oY from the Eas. lvard; and a brig froin Ireland
With provis-ons, "tor loticiba, -with the loss of her
fore-top-ti,ast.
Plis Majesty's ship Orestes spoke a. few days
since his Alajr:sty's ship Caracoa.
Came down, the haruour and anchored in the
:Sound, hi's Majesty's ship ;17-.ago. ,
Sailed his Majesty's ship Semiramis for Lisbon.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Milford from Basque
Roads ;1 Cossack from a cruiie; and Crocus fro
the Westward ; also, the Friendship, SIiAW, from
Newcastle; and the John and Sisters, HOBSON, from
',4uuderland:

PORTSMOUTII, JULY 27.--Came in this day his
ships Asp. and Vulture, the torwer from
the Leeward Islands and the.lat ter •frona Guerns.ei.
Arrived the Prosperous, AirrciiisLc.pitorn Water-
fard ; Sarah., ALLEN, from Guernsey; and, The
GERAIAN from London.

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SHEERNESS, JULY 27.—Sailed the Dwarf cutter,
Lieut•. GORDON, for the Downs.
Came; doWn the liver Thames his Majesty's ship
Cii.LllC- into harbour the Gleaner surveying vessel.-

rhAL, JULY 27.—SAILd Ilk Majesty's ship Pe-
atie, Adinirl Sir ern mAs WILLIAMS, on a cruize
'spit. Flushing.
h Came down from Sheerness
,his Majesty's cutter
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Yest erday an interesting looking young man was
Pcharged at the Public Office, Hatton-garden, by a
ht:g female, with 7robing her Of Bank notes, va-
t 271. and ;oust of her warOrobe, with which he
e
Dover, but was brought back by
'hvigilanc.f of the oiEcers. He was remanded 'for
ti n.
oL ,Jo u. Cheese, colleaor at Whetstone-.
r"le, was cteivieted in the penalty of 4os. and costs,
.6r I k"ng toil twice one day. from Henry Cie-
. t4nt, of t fat ton-w,ill.' The prosecutor, who is pro-
prietor ot co cuss, disclosed an uniform practice
n'oog the toll-culLciors, of imposing upon the pub-
lic
general.
few nights since the warehouse of Mr. DAY,
vl'lnter, in Go4vviql-stre.et, was 'robbed of a large
. .
lotitv of wove paper.,
Ott Thursday ingot, about ten o'clock', an elderly.
Oman, who lodged in a court near Wilson-street,
.i.7_°ol'fields, of t th nae of Woodman, crossing from
i,nion-street;Bishopsgate.-street, was thrown down
a hackneylcoach, and was trampled under the
horses feet, by which she was much so bruised, as to
ta4in to the hospital with very little hopes of re-
t Tuesday,, night the Guildhall tavern, in Can-
oe:uurY, was very providentially preserved from fire,
ti'cOsioned
~by a person 'who slept in one of the
bI;(41111bers, placing.a candle.un a chair, near to the
ed-Side; on which lie had hung his clothes, leaving
i'n that dangerous situation till he was asleep;
hlen his clothes-caoght fire, and were partly con..
ed before. he was alarmed. At moment be
40,1 the PrUdence.to prevent any circulation of air.;
b stopt the pro;ress of the flames,. by flinging-the
star reinnar is out of the window. We ,undc:r-
-th'tl4 .that no other damage was sustained, except
letkss of his clothes, the chair, and notes to the
ollount. of pounds,.hich •he had in his
prckets The 'family were not apprized- of their
obable danger 'ill the next Morning.
:Letters from the City .of Mexico' of the 26th of
Ap
lii
that state, that thedifferent Proclamations sent into.
41a country by the' emissaries of Joseph Buona-
thrle had been burnt the day before by the hands of
common hangman; and that the portrait of
441"r.dinand VII. was placed in the grand square,
tw'dst the universal acclamation of the people, who
hh °re eternal hatred to the -base race of 4uon-
elre.
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to
,iy last a duel took Place in the
neighbour-
Puru' "1 Plymouth Dock,. between the Master and
parrr 01 a sloop of war lying at that Port. The
cl,'e3 fought with large ship pistols, And after ex-
Nelll4,lllg two shuts each at the distance of eight
Nieci
eB, the seconds interfered and the affair fermi-
Por,,nWt-(1! esday night the Earl of ta rri ngton's
while-in the act olligh; tog a lamp, suddenly
Pl'e•l down, and expired immediately. He was
Pt!44‘.l w
01ed-madei g .od-lookiog man, and in the