The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-26 00:00:00

NAVAL iq,EWS.

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.JAN. 24.-,-S,tiltiti. this day his Da'0e1,....
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ty's ships. ;hip ref i of 'qktintira.4) Pcuea c k , of 18
pins, Copt,' i:Mkti- 0101 lrideffirir Lislar.n, Cadiz;
Gibraltar, at I.MsliA:4 ' the 1f..0 or Lisbon 3. the
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/Pernouilk store ship. for the t`i,ledit errodean ; also a
fleet of transports fur Lisbon, with detachments of
the following regiments, el z.• I 3th 14th and I fit h
Light Dragoons, 4th Driiibons, 3d Diagnon Gnirk
and the tit Gertnarr Legion Hussars; likewise the
transports Rubert and' Sarah-, and Amphitrite, for
Cadiz; add Ilie Stilly, liAormaTT, for G•braltar;
with cargoes of provisions,; the I)roihock, TlJObli..
SON ; for Mogadore; Sid .1, u? y,
.BLACKSTON ;* for
Alicant ; Surprize," Ross ; fur Now Providence ;
Providence, Fox, for St. Bartholomew's; the il'iwint
.linyuf, HILL, for New Orleans; Mars, BAKaa ;
Welling. ton, HUNGER; the tranop°, t Harmony, VEA•
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COCK ; and the liambourgh vessel He wick.. old kii-
zabctli, FL \VERNINCK, master, for Lisbon:
Went up' the harbour •to be repaired his Majesty's
shipi Minerva and Inaefiltigable, of 311 guns each. •
. Sailed ;his Majesty's ships Princess Charlotte, ,of
38 guns, COpeain'Tnntti, and Orestes, of IS guns, 1
Captain LAPENOTZERB ;,' .their destihation is not
known. ' ,

The Cornwall Regiment of Militia marched in
here, yesterday.
• Arrived the jahn and Sarah from Waterford, last
from Penzance,

Arrived the Golden Grove, MILLS, fiom Wales.

. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 25.—Arrived his 'Majesty's
ships 4rdent, Decoy, and llppeiles, a cant oy
from the Downs; rdso'the I enus, Rontuvrs, .froob
the Downs; and the 110 e, Frirra, from Ips,tieh.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Dwarf, for the Downs.
'ent_ out of lin hour his' Mak sty's strip Daphne.

DEAL, .JAN. 25.—Sailed tho fri,nte on, a
cruize otEDungetiess.—Arrivedilie Red pole sloop:of
war (Toro a cruize. The eolksione luAger has sailed
for Portsmouth with the ulf re. cl and Eliza
rner-
chantinett.

Yesterday a Court of,
,Directors : was held at the
&Ist House, whsn Capt Jots wes sworn
into the command of the. ship Walthamslow, des-
tilted to Ceylon and -Bengal.
Cist Saturday a.. Court Martial was held pn board
the Salvaaoi del Amite flag-ship, in liamoaze, on
,Thonets Smith, a royal marine, for atteMpting to
desert !in a boat, to the enemy,' with two otherma
iire s (Atli° term:if-Icing's evelerie), from flue Ye
mertille,.'of 74 ons, Sir B. POPHAM ; when; alter
a loOg trial, lie was found guilty, and sentenced to
tit 'hanged at the fore-)ard-arm•ot such ship. as
the Lords 'Commissioners of the Admiralty shall
appoint...
`We lately inserted two public documents reSpeat-
nr; the iterhia anti the Pot te. The
'fellowing is'the most recent intelligence
,regarding
the ne,ptiAions of those Powers:
.4‘ PrlieltiatTaGn, OM' 22.—The negotiations be-
tween the t wo.Eielligerents in tie East of Europe are
li4ely to coot,' ,00n to tt close, although perhaps
ilinerent froth wicit is expected. "The war, it is
probable, ,will lie renewed in the Spring, as it ap-
pears that the,only objeQ of the Grand Vizier has
been togniti time by negotiation, wilhent any sin-
ecru intention to accelerate the return of traNuility,
Spies, sent out. by the enemy, have been engaged
in schemes ro d.scover the force, inovernents, and
intentions of the Russian ariny.: inßulgaria• the
seeds of dissension have been again sown ; and in
Servia incessant attempts have been made to foster
enmity to the Russians. Under these circumstances,
the negotiations.are eonducted with much more re.
serve and caution, although they have not yet been
terminated."

There was lately found on Tyningham Sands,
near Dunbar, the dead body at a large
There were several wounds on its head,.and a cut
On its neck, and from the appearance of the body, it
had not been loi,g dead. It was immediately skin-
ned and stuffed, and is in good. prvscrtation. The
colour is light dusky yellow ; black ridge down the
back, and nearly white in ie belly and breast. It
has a sharp snout, etc.& ears, strong fore-parts, and
a bushy tail. The length troin the snout to thc.. tip
the tail. is six feet. The legs are shorter titan usu-
ally described. It is conjortured the creature has
been aboard some of the vessels lately wrecked on
the coast.

EIIiNiURGII; JAN. 22,--011 Wednesday. night,
about ten O'clock, a most ,brutal outrage was.Com-
mated in a dancing-school, kept in the Roman Ligle.
Lodge of this city. A party of blackguards, up• .
wards of twenty in number, armed with bludgeons,
made a forcible entrance, aVld, without provocation,
knelled down and beat tt,e schulars
Some of the' young men xi/11°11A courage' to
offer resktance were svriotisly cut and. bruised. A
party of soldiers were' sent for from thelSliddry-
street guard-house; but, broil their arrival, some
doubts occurred to them, whether they could pro-
ceed witlidut the authority of a • city constable Or
officer of police and,' before this difficulty could be
got. over, the villains made their escape by a back-
way from. the house(
Wednesday night last' the school-room of Manor-
house, Kennington-lane, was entered by thieves,
who broke open the locks of the desks and of every
box there. 'rho objea of the vlllaina seems to have
been the cash :which the young Gentlemen bring
with them when they leave their parents. But in
this they were disappointed-,--for as the school re-
opened onlyon Monday, very few of the hoarders
had returned. The rubbers got later the walls at the
back of the premises, and they entered by opening
cue of the windows of the school. They carried Off
several books, but dropped some of them in the
garden.' Mr. Keegan and family were not disturbed
by the noise of these not :turns!, vkitois,