The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-09 00:00:00

NAVAL 'NEWS,

PLyMOUTII, JAN. 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
I?evenge, of 74 guns, Hawk, of 1 s guns, and the
Weymouth store-ship, from Portsmouth.
The ketch Weltingtort, W. HUNGER, Master,
from Hull, with a cargo of suudiirs, bound to Lis.
bon, put in here for convoy.
Sailed his- Majesty's ship Rhin for the Coast of
France, and thi Piercer gun-vessel, for Basque
Roads.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. i3.—His Majesty's ship Cur-
delia arrived this day from the Downs.

This day Sailed his Majesty's ship Diana (or a,
cruize off Halite-de-Grace.
His Majesty's ship Rapid takes convoy to Guern-
sey, and will sail to-morrow.
Went but of harboui today his Majesty's,Ships
Beruick,- Coquette, and Challenger,

DEAL, JAN. B.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Tar tar
for Plymouth.
Arrived the Roplis? (roma cruize.

CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 31.

Mr. G. J. Skeeles, of Christ College, and MeOrs.
John Griffith, Thomas Rlbinson, and George Pa e-
Lock, of Trinity Coulee, are elected Scholars on
the foundaticin of the Rev. Dr. Bell, Prebendary 'bf
Westminster; being the first election since the in-
stitution of the scholarships.
The Rev. Joseph Godfrey Meier, formerly of
Bene't College, is presented by the AichbishOp of~
Canterbury to the uniteill%ii arages of Godtnersharn
and Challock, ne. Athford, in Kent.
The Rev. - Moore, A. M. was lately collated
by the Duke .of Norfolk to the consolidated ree,
holes of Bixie.y, and Framingham Earl, in Irorfolk,
vacant by the death of the. Rev. Mr. Hudson, of .
Bradford, in Yorkshire.
The Rev. Nathaniel Colville,' M. A. Retlor of
Lawshall; in Suffolk, is instituted to the Tezlory of
Braille, Norfolk, on the presentation of Mrs. i/Owle,
of 'Brume Hall.

On Saturday morning, do the arrival 'of, the Car-
lisle coach in town, two poor wornon,'outside pas-
sengers, were frozen todeatli. The coqehtnao
posed they were asleep, and did not attcuipt to
disturb them until be arrived at the Swan-with-two
Necks, Lad-lane, where they were • found cium,te
stiff. •

Letteri received from Cormina bring the follow-
ing statement Ot the nutnbe• of French troops seta
into Spain irOm the 23d of October, iBc7, to the
evd of August; 1810, by the way ot Ilayonne only,
received by the Junta of Grllicia from a confidential
person on tile Frontiers, and potAibbed
These numbers, compared' With %hat noi,v tr.nain
of the!u, she,,v how dreadful the tiavock putting the
'enemy's forces must have been':—
'gory intantry • 47.5-a C.ivalry . 7, too
1801 W thlundd irte %%%..1t Z . ,
. pin6t•milly to ipaltt . , • 36,2u0
13og

l',tal . 3i2,240 49,60
iSlo lanuary . . • ~ . 22,700 .. . . . 7,i00
1. ebi uary .. . . ithio,' •• • • 30-3
Mar..ll . ,i, ,14,7.)0. • . .. . i0.):3
April ' . 6,7 ad . . . . 1,40 u
May
tine 6, Goo . , . .' . ilau
tuts 7,4004 . . . . . -2,ti
AUgLIA „ . , . • . 10•4,:0 . . .' . 2,140

Grand Total ot,loo 62i)Q-.)
The whole,ot the Infantry and Cavalry making a
tOti,i of 469iitio .in ~..11,—Note. It I; computed (Ma
the French hove sent through Arr%onaiid Catalonia
during the same period 150,000 meth

The following anecdote is told tfipeaing BUONA.
PARTE andi his new Empress :—A shop t tittle ago
she had ordered her high up,,ltied courser to be
brought, for she is extremely tond of riding, and,
is a great adept in . the cqueittriaty art. 'NAPOLEON
was just hastening from the Sate 'Unwed to her
apartments, when' he met her dreved tor riding.—
"An Empress of mice must not expose the hopes
of the whole na!ion, and of Europe, to the caprice
of a horse," he said, and dismissing the groom's,
ted back his dissppointed consort by the hand to her
apartments. •

'On Wednesday, Madame Ludt BUONAPARTE
and her children, in four iarriageS, arrited at toe
Angel Inn, at Ludlow. Aladame LUCIEN is rather
en tan point, and about 39 years of use. A Physi-
thin, *an Abbe, 'and eleven servants, accompany.
them ;teems was on a visit at the Ktrl of POWI6'S
seat 'at Wincot, near Bishop's Castle, during the
latter part of last ueek.—J. BROMFIELD, ENT or
Shrewsbury, has made an estimate of the repairs
tVhich will be requited at Lymore, and ti is said
that his residence there is abandoned ; but - that
the Ent of Powts is tittin: up another of his
Seals, clink:4 Stone-bowie, five miles fermi Ludlow,
for his .1;16'4.
Monday night, an invalidlailor, lately from Ports-
mouth, was enticed into a house id Dock-street,
3 t Smithfield, by a woman of the town, who
found means to rob him of a tin ease, containing
[2l, in B ink notes, with which she made her
escape.

LONDON SassioNs.....Yesterday an Appeal was
made at the Lone kita Adjourned Sessions, Guildhall,
to settle the wages' of Journeymen Tailors. The
claims of the men were advanced, and aver souse,
discussion, the Court rettised to sandion any advance
of wages tor mourning, but advised the M,sters to
allow the men to take work of. that description to
their houses. The wages required was 33a. a 'weeli,
and the Masters stood out for 30s.
CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. g.--To-day the state of
the Market is as our report of Monday, very few.
iaaors ur buyers wtettuLd, or few santplcs were
shewn, and no fresh prices •can be tylotvd excepting
for Flour, which remains at theadvance el Moliday,
namely, about 55. per sack ; Fine Bbs. to is. ;
Sftconds 803. to 853.

There is no alteration in the prico of bread thia
week.