The Sun.
London, England, 1811-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLIYMOUiII, JULY 3 kr-s*Sallea ite Provenly and
another transport for Lisbon, delathment of
the gib Light Dragnoos ; also saiied the Orestes
illoop of war to the Westg
Arrived iLe ilJury sttnrt, 11 Aultsow
T,Außto!; Movidence, \YHA Lama;
IPealands; flu D3ON'; Perseverance, SEARLR ; and:
Richard, CoLct.N.Gs,, liotn Sunderland. and \\Talcs.-

DEAL, AtJqt;sT 1.--Arrived the Mary hired arm
ed cutter froin Flusi.ing.
Came down front the River and sailed for Ports-
mouth, hit Alajesty'* skip Urlaudo.

PoRTSMOVTH, Aup. t.—Nn arrivals but the
Margaret,,4'eollier, from Sunderland.

Sailed the Derierous on a cluize.

The Tigre is released from quarantine. •
FALMOUTH, Jul,y r, —A r r ived the Helicon sloop
of warfront Portsmouth ; the 4. minica schooner
from ditto, to give 'instructions to vessela.boun4 for
Lisbon and the Mediterranean.

Sailed the Rapid schooner with convoy for the
Downsy passed by this afternoon the West India,
Quebec, and Cape ships. •

DARTMOUTH, JULY 3 1 .—Arrived. the day before
yesterday, the Eliia carrel horn Morlaix, and sailed
again tor the same port yi•sierdayj she brought
over to this coun'ry twelve- Irish priests, that were
driven out of !tome about twelve months ago by
BUONAPARTE, . alter ha)•tnt; resided there some of
them upwards of mine year,.

Another get of American Papers, to the 27th of
Sone, was received yesterday, and one of them,
The New York Gazette, contaips the following im-
p limn parogrvn :

" We are warranted in asserting, that ,he Presi-
dent has expressed a wish f'r the specdy arrival (.1
Mr.'Fwer, and that he Will be received with the
utmost cordiality, 'and ti.at certain points pending
between Great Blimp and the United Steles, which
had been insisted 'upon, will for the weseht
,he waved
by our GoVernment, lather than procrastinate the.
wish:.d.forunderstanding." •.' ,

Extra& of a letter from Gibraltaridated July 8 -
" The last accounts from tangent state, that the
French army tinder General 'N.l'Dos.Ar.o were at-
tempting •to b;ockade Figneris ;. but , six months'
prOvisions, and five thousand Men, have already
been • thrown into the 'place by the Spaniards. Toe
war of extirmination still goes on successfully in
every part. of Soain,,and.hundreds of the enemy are
daily cut ntr, ut' which you tifqtr nothing in Lngtand.
I have uniformly been ot.npinion,that BIJobIAtARTIS
will never c •ogner Sou), troth, the invincible hatred
which . the lower classes
.bear to the name 01_8
Frenchman ; and which, if possible, is daily in-
c.itysing. On the 28 t h ult. the Caledonia, ypith. Bir
E. PELLEW, and lanra4. Bwritsrotc,and his suf4!,
on lot Sicily, arrived here, and 'sailed the fol-
lowing nlin'tii4. On the 30111, the Yoo/wich and
convoy arr)ved from Fahnooth ; and on thr 2d inst.,
sailed for Malta. On the 4th, the with
Sir I,l,'KaA•rs, arrived in hri way 'to join the.
TOIIIO,. fleet. '0:1 the fith, the Tigre, with Sir S.
HOOD, arrived limn the fleet off Toulon, in twenty-
one days' passage."
• Two gentlemen, tl.e one of whom left France.
on the 26th ult. and the o! her 34 late as Sunday
last, state- that the expeliment on pi-or:wit% saceha
rine mailer from beet root, to rival out colonial pro-
dnetions, had wholly tailed ; thequantily
.ex.rakled
being insufficient to compensate tor the expellees
attending the growth and process. One hundred
.weight of the vegetable yielded only four pounds ut
sugar and three of mrdasies.

At Ani werp. there µ ere advertised for sale, on
account of the Public Treasury, 10,000 bags of cot-
ton, two millions and a halt pounds of coffee, one
tnilliein and a halt pounds of sugar, and in the
.whole, property to, the value of nearlyone million
and a halt sterling. . These vticits.of merchandi'4e
bad been received front Prussia, and were the tortn
in which the contributions were paid by il rat .., kt ng-
dem to BvotisrAwric, in consequence of the &Lit •
cation in the !loyal and National coffers. The price
ofl sugar in Paris was 4s. Gd. per lb. uor,:titted, 01
cutflte 3s. Gd. per lb. and of bread only 2d. per lb.
A person 118illed CLAUKS, pillpidyed on the Tele-
graph at the Admiralty, has 'recently, by enterprize
and perseverance, been she meana Of Living rise ii‘ es
Of a man and byy at Blackfriars Bridge, who .were
nearly drowned, and also of aninher man, near
Whitehall Stairs, Such coticluel. will not escape the
liberal notice of the Humane S-cietv.

Tit ELOPENIHNT PREVSNTED.....The following
'circatustathe occurred in the neighbourhood. 'of
Beikeley-Srjuare on ToeSday last t—A venerable se-
ducer had found tneatiS to get ,introduccd to a re-
spectable family, where there was a daughter, nett ,
more than 17 years of age. Possessing very supe-
rior musical talents, he, under pretence of assisting`
the young lady in her studies, became' a very fre-
quent stsitor in the family, and at length prevailed
on tier to elope with him ; previous,todtiing which
she contrived to se:cute several valuable trinkets be,
lunging to her mother and herself, and upwards of
2001. in Hank-notes froin'her father's desk. With
this booty she left the bodge on Tuesday, in the
middle of the day, and proceeded ton coach which
was waiting for her in Charles•street, and in which
sat tier expecting lover. The coach drove ott .but
not unperceived ; the condtba of the young lady
had awakened the 'mph ions of her brother, who,
being.on the alert, 83W tier quit the housr,• and get
into the coach, which he innuediatidy followed, and
stopped in Mount-street. The unWilling.inaid was
separated bum the °hie& of her tenderest affix-
' tions,.and Conveyed to. a place, of safety. The Mu-
vital hero is threatened with process"for the re-
tention of the 2001. which the lady had delivered to
him to defray travelling texpences.
There is d report,' it seems, at Wimbledim, that
ff a' olf and Tiger are speedily to be Wited at that
place. it has lung been kllOl4ll as- the abode of an
~1,4 Mar ti an Alcc