The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-26 00:00:00

z~TI YA NE IS.

PLYMOUTIT, JUNE 24.—Art47ed His Mkiesty's
Ship Illustrious, of 74 guns, Capt. SHIELD, one of
Adirfiral THOENBROU-Oie s Fleet-,- from off Rochefort.;
the American Ship Susan and Polly, SHA\, from
Teneriffe, with• wine and .barilla, for this • Port ;
the Portuguese Brig Matilda, G. J. FREIRL Master,
from Nantz, bound to Lisbon, laden with bale
goods, etained. 17th inst. by the Haug hly Gun"-

brig.
aile..cl'His Majesty's Ship
,Dragon, -of 74 guni,
for-the Channel Fleet'; His Majesty's armed Ship
Lady Warren, with a.Fleet'for'the'Down.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 2:).-ArriVed the Retqll.
and Camilla Gitn-brigs from a Cruize; and the
Martha, HILLYER, from Waterford.

The Atlas, of 74 guns, came into theliarbdu-f,
and the Captain, force, went out.

DEA L,IIISE 25.—Sailed-the Anarantke Sloop of
War, and Bold-and Tigress Gun-brigs, on a Cruize.
Arriiied the Artow Schooner from a Cruize. •
Arrived, and sailed for the Itiver, the Wilding,
ilositnt.t.,-ftom the Cape of Good Hope.

rmoiolvrtt, JuNE 23.—Arrived the Thais, ROSE-
WELIi., from London ; ACKNTA from
• .• .•
airtniouth;. Flora, ---, from Arunciale ;
OSBERG, from Plymouth for'St. Übe's ; and the
Cruizer Prii-ateer from a Cruize.

His Majesty Ships Isis and Jamaica, with the
Fleet under convoy for Newfoundland; •Quebec,
&c. p;ssed by this Port fhis-day.

S irefiNESS, ;TUNE .—Catne into Harbour the
Nctia•Pt'igate, of 38 guns:
Sailed the Leiteret Sioop of War, Capt. SALT, for
Tonning-en, haring under 'Convoy the folloWing
Vessels, viz. •
'iThe William, Foster ; London, Linder ; Hofcough,
Christineigli,; and Nlelvina, Smith,
Sailed the Orpheus Frigl-ae, Captain BRIGGS,: for
Portsmouth.

A Conv-oy for thes.naltie is appointed to .sail from
the, N ore ist July.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY..
To the Officers and Companies of Ms I`,l;ljesty'S Ships
• cissus and„Maidstone, two.;thirds of the Net Vro.:eeds of the
S panikh Ship uaxolensa, and Cargo," detaine,i.on the 18th of
October, 1864, And one-fourth of thefiniiion found on bdard,
gained by mii,; Majesty, on the 28ttrinst. at N o, 6, Stanhope..
stteet,.Straiid, and every. day Jor,three years to come.
the. Officers soil Company of His Majesty'S 'Ship Nar-
cissus, 0,16- thirdsoof the Net Proceeds and Cargo of the Spa-
nish .Ship- Nostra Seignova del Carmen, detained on
.the Sttt
October, 180.4, and .one-tOurth of the Bullion found•on board,
granted hy,His Majesty, on the ISth inst. at No. 6 Stanhope-
street, Strand, and every day for three ,years to come. .

The Passengers fain) Ti:dia, per Margaret Packet,
are:

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. . .
•Colonel R. Macan; •Cain.-T.'Macan, MastersW. and C.
Macan, Claptain S. Kelly, Lieut. T. Scott, Mr's. E. Fergu-
son, Misses H. and M, Ochterlony. •

The Plarnix, Prestos', STURROuItr,
and Cerir)n, lionsolK, arrived at Bombay, froth Be-
;al, the Htit of jturnary, The Cek!on was -to be
sent home with‘a .cargo from Bombay, • but the two
other Ships were to be detained in India.
Flis Majesty's Ship Thalia,with the
c!-lAKosorg, and.the ECITF6RD, extra Ship,
arrived at Madras the 11th Of February. •
The illeicalle,;lsAekE,.Chartion, G.VodfS, and
Devwshire, MURRAY, arrived at• Madras the I.sth of
January, and were-to sail on or .abent the -12th of
February, in 'company with the Admira)( Gardner,
SALT WELL, Under convoy His Majesty's Ship
Bind:dian.

The Partkian, -I..VfOsC.r, 'the 11. hce'Ve,.s6l%if.'s,
'HANNA, Aurora, STRINGER, /Pi:Wesley, LOVETT,
Sir Andrei° Haniond, BARR; and Sir Godfrey Weh-
St 4: ye 1
fe6ITI Jamaica, under convoy of the
/),:/t,2r-Gun-A)rig, 'arrived Off Dover on Mondays last.
The four former..from Cork, and the 'remainder the.
Teller tk:11 in with off Plytriouth.
Tire Ceylon arrived at Bombay 'on the I ith of
.bt».2ary, and was vibe sent home with 'Cargo from
thent'e.

The •Sivingi)r, AITA R L NT, is attired 'off Pen-
Jamnica ; sheparted frcim the'lleet on
the 'ff.;th May, in company with the Loyalist and
the Lively, with,!27 others ; parted•&din the Lorlist
on AVe 13th, 13 then in sight*; and from the
/..4/.,e/y. on ikl e '2'ool-, 'and has experi-eUced much bad
weather.

,At The laat meeting of the First North Devon Re-
girneut of Volunteer- Infantry, 'Commanded by Lieu-
tenarit-Colenel Lord Viscd'unt EBII-INGTON, a Ciicu-
lar Letter from the Sectetaiy at War, directing a
suspension cff meetings, till a more 'economical sys-
em might be promulgated, was read (in the absence
Of their Colonel) by.their zealous and meritorious.
Officer, Major GitAN'r, who expatiated fully on the
bjeet; and intimated, that on their conduct that
day he should form an opinion of their-concurrence
with the 'measures of Government; which we are
happy, to say Were received without a murmur, and
their Mancolvres in the field were performed with
the utmost degree. of alacrity and precision, The
Officers and men evinced a spirit of patriotism that
will ensure A conformity to any regulations that may
be adopted for the well-being of the service.

The. Cadets at WoOlwich will shortly remove into
the N'ew Academy on Shooters' Hill. The build-
ing, which is in the Gothic style, is calculated for
the'reception of 100 young Gentlemen, the Officers
and Masters, &c. in the most convenient
.manner.
This public edifice is said. to have cost upwards of
50,0001.

,General MAITLAND is arrived at Ceylon, and has
taken upon him the Government of that Settlement.

The Lady whose name has been recently
introduced in the Public Prints as pripcipally con-
nected with the mysterious circumstances now un -
der investigation by high Officers of State, is.not
the person of gallant notoriety who was some. years
ago well known ih the metropolis, 'but the wife of
an Offieer'whu distinguished himself in the' Brit6ll
to Egypt.