The Sun.
London, England, 1811-07-11 00:00:00

i'4' AV A Y., hi .E WS.

itay D.---Last evening,. at eight
o'clock, Sir Jose Pit Yortke's squadron appeared off
this port, Consisting of three sail of the lint✓, a fri-
gate, sloop; ard brig, and after communicating with
Sir ROBERT C4I.DER, the Cothminder-in.-Chief at
this wort, proceeded down Channel, witli the wind
at N. N. W.

Last night the sloop Cork Rump, SMALL, master,
fell over in Sutton Pool, and damaged her bowsprit.

• Came down the barbotir and andoied in the
Sound,the 80-veillante tiigite,.Captain Sir 'Qsoaos
COLLIER. ,

• Arrived the Friends, CUM !so, from Wales.
Sailed the Helicon brig of war to the I,veitwarti ;
and the Arrow schooner on a CruiZe.

Arrived the Loveday, TAPPER, from Guurr.sey,
with a cargo for this port.

PORTSMOUTII, .JUL' 10.7-Sailed his Majesty's
ship America tor off Cherbodigi).

DRAL, Jur.v [(J.—Arrived the Rolla sloe? of
war from a cruize.

HARwicit, JULY • 10.—Sailed the King George
packet, with the Anholt Mail of yesterday, and Se-
veral pasiengers.

The Lcrrk packet has been exr;e6ted some days
with an Auholi Mail, 1?til UV: wiud, it is preStUlled,
.Iths neeu westerly at sea.

••••••••••••••....
A ship of the United States, called the indepen-
dent American .has been captured in the Baltic, by
the Couragenx man of war. She was bound from,
St. l'elersburo to some port unknown, but suppos.
cat to be destined for one of the harbours b;ockaded
under the British Orders in Council.
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From the Captain of the ArchdUke Charles,. who
' has arrived iq London ,fcom Lima, we learn that
just before he nailed, it was notorious at that city
that the mines of Potosi had been taken posSession
of by the Revolutionists from
.Buenos Ayres,, and
in consequence of this unfavourable news the Ga-
veronica' of Lima, fearing that they should ,not
have iutficient specie to pay.t he trooo,. applied ..to
the Captain of
.the Archduke Charles to return a
portion or the dollars he had sbipped: The Captain
apprehending that some compulsion might be used
in a case in which lie had no discretion, cut his
cable and made his escape.
We have also letters 'from Monte Video,, deli-
. verect yesterday, to, the t i ilt April. The -Spanish
ship.by which they were transmitted was destined
from this country to tuenos Ayres, but was de-
tained, at Monte Video, and thele, obliged to un-
load under an order from Governor ELIO. There
was not one ship in the port of Buenos Ayres, and
all the Spaniards in that place had endeavoured to
effect their escape, most of them asking'proteetion
itt Monte,Video. It was reported, .that on chatge
of refractory behaviour in attetnpiltis to raise
.the
bl9cicade at Buenos 4rss, some Englishmen had
been hanged by the mandate of Et,to.; bat we'are
happy td say that this rumour is not confirmed.

. A Gentleman is just arrived from Antwerp, ond
(rot') 'his report of the state of things in that guar-
ter, the rest of the continent rwy be pretty lirt.:ll
judged of.. lie inforais us, that there are not luss
than 4000 culprits employed on the woklts at Ant-
werp, the most of them on kiccOnntof offences in
relation to the Conscript laws; the severity of the
French GovernMent not being'confined to the Con-
scripts thempelves, who had endeaibuted to escape,
but extending itself to Prefeets Mayors, Magi-
strates, 'and other municipal officers, who tad
charge of the distritls in which such escapes trick
place. Mmy petsons of this description; possess-
ing propertfy, and of the 'greatest respectability,
were among the wot kmen. Our informant recog-
nized some of his mercantile friends in chains, who
in happier, times, had held the first .offices in 'the
principal • towns and cities on the Continent. From
thethsqlves he learned the cause' of Weir If u&rings,
and that some of thVbi had been sentenced to five,
and some to ten years hard labour, for rutfering, a
conscript or two to escaper in their districts. This
Gentleman, also, n9t being a British stibied, was
at liberty to travel through Flushing, where he
had an opportunity of examining the grand dock
which was blown up by the kiiglish on their eva.
coating the island of Walcheren and upon this
subject he states, that, the Frenchltacl' not made
the-least progress towards' its restoration.

The Di% kion on Mr. TIERNEY'S motion for a
COmmittee of Seeteey, was incorrectly given in our
papHr of ye,terday.---Tile majority was against the,
motion.

JOSEPH BUONAPARTII,Ii Seeing, COMphilag that
the air of-Spain does not agree will) his health. He
probably sympathizes with his new subjeiis, and is
as sick of them-as.they have long been of him. It
i§ probable, top, thiu his disorder increase if be
continues in Spain ; -or perhaps,, indeed, he may die
suddenly,

We 'are sorry' to learn that Mr. T. DIRDIN frlt
from a stage-coach, it few 'days ogob.and broke the
radius, or lesser bone, of his right arm.
Mr. Atotot.D liets upon his. own license at the
Lyceum, duriog the summer, not Upon Colonel
Gaisvu,Lifs, as stated. The. Colonel,; however, had.
a third of 'the profits of the winter season, .though
it might b 6 thought that the biury-lane Patent, did
not stand id need of the License which he obtained
trOrn the late Lord Chamberlain.
The day after the decision in the llduse of Lords,
MI% VITZEIARVIN6, it is said, called all his servants
together, and told them 'no, Ipnger to address bim
as Lord DURSLEY.

Putmtc OFFICt3,
lIATToN GAnDlot,--Yesterdsy
a man of the name of Lawn...ace Wail fully Collialit-
fed; charged with stealing, in the White Horse
public-house, in Turnmill•street, Clerkenveell, fifty
pounds in lJ.mk notes,, the property of tin) LAnd-
lortl.

SPO4T:ING

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•
NEWMARKET ivt.Y MBETING, at:.
.• jULY 10.
Mr. Abdrew'i Discount, ost. 211). beat Mr. EFwesi3 mz-
gus, pt. yib. gib. too Es. —6 to 4up Discouhr
Mr. Wilson's Oporto, 13:it. 1616. be.a D. of r;rdtroil".i
Joke, 7st. Tviro-fr old Course; .rN4.— 6 to 4 04,t
Oporto.

. . . ,
Sweepstakesof ;frogs. each. Two4r old course.,
Mr. Andrew's Discount, osr. ' . ' - - t
t 4 F. bentinck' Wildocy, by Sir Peter, ost. . a.
Sir I. ilwiley's Mockbird, 7st. lib. - - 3
Mr. Norton's L'ucitipui, 7st. sib. - - 4
2 1. r agst thsi,,,unt—s tv 2 agst tvildboy—t to r ay,.at
Mockbird.

Tito 1 u.n I' latebrspl. for i-yr old colts, Sat. 4lb. an:Ptil-
be*, tst. Last Nine and A IIibIAIIVe or B. 1.:.
Mr. Thomp,weri to c. by Walton, out of I..),thcbick, j
Mr. LI viielea cit. Z. Magus • . •
. - ..
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U. Ut Gralton's br. f. 1,,ic0 . . , 4
-
$ to t on Mr, ThomP4on's br. e.
D. of GiattOn‘s Nustrort, SSt. 71b. agst. Mr. IVrhuei r.
by Alc*.mder live. crtar; (mt. loft,. .I•wc...yr ou• 4.4,11,,,e;
jov. uliby cougesit. .

SINECURE OF.FICE:S.I

SECOND REPORT OF THE COMMITtEE.

The Second Report of the 6,,lect eouttuittee.
Sinecure Offices has just •been de:ivered- It ..eia!ts
to the Uthces in. ti.e. Ci.urts v! Justice, viz.
Sffilecibig„Ottiee.-2. Offices whoily tjr
tiisdLirerd,
.by Deputy ; and, 3. ()dices, %ho,,e.
dutiesarq,peitortthin 11) ti.e unncij,aJ, Out the viiio-
lumcnts accounted for to the person pre6iding it; ihtli
Courts. The first of these' heads produces to per.;
nut executing any of the duties, the sum Of
117,3331.. tbs. 7d. annually.