The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-31 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 30.--Came in this day 'his
-Majesty's ship Partridge, froth.the West Indies ;
and-his Majesty's Iris from Plymouth.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Dexterous with a con-
' irciy for the Downs.
Arrived the Dispaich, 7DALLER, from Bristol;
Brilliant, WHITFORD, oth Guernsey ; Providence,
White, from Tenby ; Perseverance, SERJEANT, from
Exeter; Rosiny, Poltaa, froth St. John's; and the
Jane from Greenock.

Came into the harbour the ship crown, SIMP-•
SON, master, fiom Quebec, laden with masts, Bcc.
Sailed the Perseverance for London, and the
King George, Bow, for Morlaix,

FALMOUTH,. JULI' 28.—AiEyed this day the
Princess .;lizateth packet, Capt. KIDD, Tlllll Mails
from Lisbon, six days passage; lett there the Prin-
cess Charlotte packet. 7 The ~,assengers in the Ain-
cess .Erii,dbeth are, Senor FRA,NCISCO RO'BEIR A, Senor

J. •ARIJIAT ROBEIRO, Captain P. GRAWAq,.of the
Staft and Messrs. J. IIAwDON anci H. STOURDE.

Arrived also this day the Queen' Charlotte packct,
Capt. MUDGE, with, Mails from Cadiz,
.four. (I 4s
passze, no news. Passengers by her are, Cap ain
Co's.ri,Ey,.B7th 'Regiment, and MesSrs.• SANDERSON
and 13t:Natox: Also. the Mar/borough. packet;
Captain BULL, in seven.daYs from Lisbon. On the
lat. 48. 8. long. It. it). she fell in with a
Frencsh brig privateer, of t 6 guns, whith, after se-
veral a•tempts to board; and having her fore tcp-
inaq carried ai.vav with a shot truni the packk, s e
stooct off. The action lasted one hour and 50

nines, and the privateer is suppose,l: to have suf-
fered much. The packet had iwo men-wounded.

Her pas,engers are, Mr. GOULDERMASTHR and ser-
vant, Mr. GARROVV3 Mr. and ".1; s. LAUSINA and

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family, an Mesgs. ERZ Zl, WALKER, and MAL-

CoLM;

COWES, JULY 30.—Arrived here the:Aineripn

ship Mercator from VI ginia, with a cargo of ►obi+cco,
in 26' days, for of ders ; also a Spanish bi ig, name.

u known, with a cargo of barailla, from the coast
of Spain, for the Motherbank, but it blOwS so hard
: we could not get any further particulars.

REAL, JULY 30.—Arrived the Bragalivr,HAßT,.
from the River Plaie.

His Majesty's brig, Cracker, Lieut. Joint LEACH,
has wade another (the 3d) seizure of gold bars and
coin, ,A Ilia was {awed this morning, and conveyed
under an escort to tlie Custonm•House.

FIVE O'CLO6 arrived the Thetis, SANDER-.

soN, from I)rnerara.

AMERIG'iI.

FROM THE PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE.

A Gentleman
,from Havannalt has favoured us
with Papers of chat place to the 3d• instant, horn
which we have made a few translations for this day's
Gazette. We also understand frOin him, that it•
was UnCorrimoniy sickly in the port of Havannah,
attended with great wort:Any.

XIV;Ido, APRIL 26, 18 1 o.—The,faithful city of
Mexico, in conjUnct with the' illnstrious Vice-
King, gave yesterday a•signal proof of their energy,
and ihe•conternpt in Ix hicAi the) hold the vile efforts
of the detestable Joseph Buon3p.irte, to subvert our
1))yal minds. During last week, and while the faith-
ful were celebrating the mystery of our redemption,
and imploring at the foot of the altar assistance in
theSe trying times, there. fell in:o the hands of the
Government, through •an act -of Divine Proince, a
number of Proclamations, which they infamous Jc.;
seph Butinaparte had sent to America by faithless
emissaries, eTeally ignorant as himrelt. •

These produnations ..abounding with "promises,
threats, foulishfies,„ pefidy, and brutality, met the
reception they juitly merited, it being ,ordered that
they should be committed to•the flatnei, which was
done yesterday morning,. with all the solemnity
Usual in cases of flagrant delinquency.
The por,r,it of our beloved and legitimate sove-
reign:, Ferdinand VII., was elevated in. the grand
square, in front of which was constriwed;a pyramid;
in tine presence cf. a -notary and'codstables
.Of tne Court, the public: ex,,cmioner set fire to the
despicableand indecent proclamations of the Quixotic
King.

The whole square was lined with tro6ps of cavalry
and infantry, and a concourse of Jeasi 100,000
persons filling the vact extent of this square, the
tops of houses, steel.iles, and..balconies, who had
united _to prshounce the public anathemas with
which a religious and faithidi nation condemns in
its heart a tyrannic -usurper, who in his dreams
thinks it his. 'Destruction to the buonapattes, and
live Ferdinand VII. resounded through the air at the
moment the vile Proclamations were thrown into
ille fife. This was the general voice, which, like a
torrent, sho.,k on his throne the 11.mon of rebellion
and discord, and hui-leo bin,. todestrildtion.

Atter • thisrcerecnony finished, "there appeared a
Preclamation• of the 'calling upon all
good citizens, who should have or know of any of
these seditious papers, to give immediate notice, to
the civil authority, oi) pain of arneaciameut. ,

COOKE is now performing at Liverpool with much
success. Miss, BOLTON; from Covent-golden 'Thea-
tre, is exerting her talents at the same place, and is
'a great favourite.

There is• no &hogs icn in tit,: pricc of bred this
week.

B.IND_JDOES PAPERS.

CARLISLE BAY, JUNE 9.—His Majesty's "
Rosamplid, from Alartinique, arrived here on T1.31-I:s'
day; as have also the following vessels since cur
last—ships John 0' Gaunt, fiom ik ,Sir C;(4-
frey IT'eb.steri from Portsmouth ; and venerable 311 d
Bootie, from Liverpool. -Beside thete, there 110°
also arrived several Bland trader, awl' four Anle"

deans.
•„
H's Majesty% ship Partridge, with 2.5 sal of NI
India traders, sailed froth Cork on tha rtlr April la
this country.,
4. The Flora,' frcm hence; Halcyon,'from Surinat::
Diana, from BettiCe; Ceres and 77unnas,
Demerara ; Conway, fiorn St. Lucia ; and Britannia
frOrn Curacoa, are safely arrived at Liverpool.
CARLISLE BAY', JUNE 19.—His Majesty's shi?
• .
Siatirturfirtzr-Mltttrtrpter-arrtwd pstUrdaY; be-
' "sides which -there .have been only the followi4
vessels since our la 4 ; bloops Industry from Berbice,
and illaty from Demerary ;1 and' an America°
s.hoorier from Alexandria, with flour.
Ships Tiger, Veneralle, and Bootle, will sail Ira;
hence for Live.rpaol early on Sunday niorning
BRIDGE TOWN, JUNE 5 --Yesterday's Anniver-
sary of his Majesty's Birth was eel, hrated here
with Most becoming public a;itniion, brth
part of the'- Civil- Governin nt of 11°'
Island, and of that of the Alilitaiy and N3Ol
on the station here. The wh,le garrison,. at
Ann's had ,a grand parade, and fired a feu de joie;
an..l calut-s-ware fired • -00ott-irott;4'l.

grim and Charles Fort, and by the wen- of W(lr
and armed ships in the Bay. 'S.r. C. 1-ttri.k-,Y,.Cou'
matiding the Gartison, after the dacade wai over
accO,4anied by „ilet-Getierals and
WALs and moat of 1:..e Staf of the Artily het*
paid their respeds to the' Pie.siderit or. tile occlsion,.
and his 'lotion( ei,:eflained 1- large party of
Cwili-
ans at diDner, in the iiittmoon.

Besicies.th-se observances of, ihe day, the celebrP.
tion I,v,s alio attended i y khe. e rudrkable occurracet
of laying the first stone of an intended spacious anti
elegant, structure tor A Tileatre in this town, tne tirA
building of the kind ever unuei taken here.

His Honour t;:e Pr.:Sidi:lo, Brigadier-General 54.
C. ,SHIPLEY) Brigad;er-General WALEj Lieutenant'
Colonel.GoßooN, Deputy Q. and B. M. Genera!
Lieutenant-Colonel Cann, Lieutenant-Colonel Id:}'
(Royal Artillery), Dep. Paymaster-General
HERIOTT several other distinguished Officers of tile
Army; and many of the mast respectable publicchx"
racters of the Island,. were pvesent ()II the occasi°"ll
A little before two o'clock, the stone, (about three
fee-Calm-ire) •WaS, by weans of a le-fall, luwere'4l
into the place prepared fors it, and being plutna)o
and levelled, was settled on its base by the Hon 1-13°
Speaker of the Assembly, who in a short a: d ap-
propriate speech declared the purpose of the tA-111`1#
ing, wishing that it mi6ht contribute to tti O'
tional recreation and moral entertai.tim,-nt of th°
present and 4 aftser ages; his colleague ;n our
Parliament (both Representatives fur this tows}
parish) therectilon deposited
,several pieces of 111(3
coin of the realm in an excavation In 'the stone, purl
posely tnaae to contain them.

The following interesting letter has been reciivej
from Deal: 1r was dated fon Sunday. Thc
conduct of Captain Whiters and'his crew deservo
the highest comm(ndation. • -
" About hakpast ten last night, as the Rcinger:
'a whaler, Captain' Whiters, beionving Benrwt"
of Blackheath, I.vas,comino round the North-Fore-
land, on her way to the Sowns-,siic waS hailed by
a large lugger, and asked if she wairtei a pilot.'
Capt. -Winters, suspe(7 ing she was a Frel;6l Priv'''.
teer, desired her to keep otf, but he r;in4alniq,"
side, and boarded with, about 20 men... The Lxcl
of the whaler, thus taken by s..rpris(!, had no
for preparation, but flew to the hand,pike, wla"`
lay forward ; by 04 lime the Frenchmen had got
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complete possession' of The. quarterdeck.
.Winters, who had ;Jul ()hearth, with his brveCr.''k
(only 10 in number), "ug,ged. the: firenchtnen,;o'
literally beat out their br,ift-ts,. ordruve them ,ter,.
,
.bdarth" The lugger. ifgain boarded with as 113-t~v..
more, and met w ib the same ree,.-ption,
being. eitner killed (d- wounded, wi:h the exccio'''.!
of four, now on board the whaler prisoners—.:t-0
Orman Irisncrian, a Lieutenant on: board
ger, one -ac) American, and the other two Fr -f":
men,. all bAing their. Skulls fractured, and their 1-`'.`"
in a shocking state.
.The lugger was not long out of Calais, • had n "
no capture, pierced for 18 guns, but had only 14 "
I),,ard, witll 82 men—she sheered. off ; and as Nil
was 4oing off,. the- whaler fired at her, and sh`
away one of her. masts, but she escaped. Nut O"`
of the whaler's crew was hurt, though fired at lei
peatediy by the lugger,-as well as the boarders.
was woh a Gentleman, who is just conic on s"ra"
from the Ranger ; be says the dtcks are b.)ve'_
with blood and brais--=he saw two Frenobro't!
hove overboard, who, died of their wounds. Site 10'
.sailed,for the River."

A few days ago as the wbrkmen were digging a
celLr adjoining the City of Antwerp Inn, Dal!
they discov red several !Inman bones, and at lOW
a chalk.stone, which had heen•hollowed out to oon7
twin a human head, which appeared to have be`n
decapitated, as the stone was adapted to receive El)`
neck part. The skeleton of the head was nearly P.
fed. when first. discovered, the ttetb in the )3`"
quite perfett ; but atier it had been exposed do tlia
air tor_a few bouts, it mouldered away to duet.

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