The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-16 00:00:00

1S
LA V 1:4 11r

ici.,--Came, in die 'ailsSat:
frigate; fii.un Madras; the Cape; and St. Helena,
bavint 'on board Lord Mit•ii-O and suite. The
left the Cape 'early in December, a)id St.
Helirm on the 13th of March, at iihich,time:the
Stirling Castle. man of War was, wAitirig there the
arrival of the China ,fleet, to •convoy them to
England. Arrived La Gldire and La Prevale
French frigates, and theEgerette French cor-
vette, from Brest, having on bOard 1000'EngliSh
prisoners of war. Caine in the Pheasant -Sloop of,
%/ at. from Cork. Sailed the Sir Francis .DrAke
frigate, Sealark schOoner, and Pigmy gull-brig;
with the homeward-bound East India fleet, for
the Downs and the Thames. Also sailed the He.;
huts 'frigate for Boureleau*s. Royal Oak man of
war for ditto ; Redwing, Foxhound, Intelligent;
and -GroWler gun-brigs, n to the Westward ; ant)
the Conquest, J 4 guns, with a convoy for Wales.
The private ship Woodbridge, from Bengal,
arrived at St. Helena on the 4th of March. The
Wellington and another ship (name unknown),
were expected at St. HeJcna in a few days, under
convoy of the Procris.

ANOTHER LETTER.—A novel circumstance Oc-
curred yesterday in this 1)611, unprecedented, we
believe, in the recollection of its oldest inhabitants.
Two French frigates and a, corvette came into
Cawsand Bay, at noon, under the Bourbon flag,
and in 'amity with England. They sailed from
Brest, an Sunday lasr,,with 941 British prisoners
on board, but carried noguns, and, consequently,
could neither give nor receive a salute.—Admiral
DOMETT received. the Officers who landed in the
most cordial Manner, -in which he was seconded
by many other Officers.—Lady KEITH politely in-
vited them to dinner on Suriday next, a Compli-
ment which will, no doubt, give birth to recipro-
cal invitations, it being rePorted-that the ships are
to wait here several days.
The Officers ashore, very fine lOolcing men, pa-
raded the town, and excited no little cntiosity.
They strongly solicited several British Officers to
dine with them o❑ board their respective ships
but- the invitations were declined until to-day,
when a large party will partake of Gallic hos-
pitality.
DEAL, MAY 15.--LArTiYed yesterday his' Majes-
ty's ship Daphne, with a convoy from the Baltic,
which are sailed for different destinations. Ar-
rived to-day the Diana East Indian-tan, and re-
mains. Sailed his Maje Sty's ships Antelope and
Ampliion for Portsmouth, and the Cadmus .fiir
Ostend.—Wind N. B.

PORT§mouTH, STAY Is.—Arrived yesterday the
Tiger and Indus tast Itirliamen from
.the Downs.
Sailed the Rinaldo sloop of war for ditto. Ar-
rived to-day his Majesty's ships Amphiort and
Antelope front the Down and one of the home-
ward-bound East Indiamen from ylytnouth.—
Sailed his Majesty's ship Rosamond to the East-
ward. No convoys are at present appointed.—
Wind W. N. W.

FALMOUTH, MAY 13.--Arrived the Conquest
gun-brig from Plymouth, With a convoy for
%Vales; Lady Arabella packet, with a mail from
l3ourdeaux, in three days. Put back the Medi-
terranean, Moayso.t4, bound to the Brazils.—
Sailed the•llindoStan. store-ship for Portsmouth,
and the Earl Moira East Indiaman for the River.
The following packets are gone into the Roads,
viz. Francis Freeling for Bourdcaux ; Prince Er=•
nest' for Lisbon ; and the Osborne for Halifax—
all with mails.-I•Vind N. E., • ,

ISLANDS OF SCILLY) MAY 9.—On the sth inst.
the sloop Hope, of Fowey, laden with coals, un-
fortunately stwuck on the Seven Stones (rocks so
called to the North-east of these Islands), and
in about three minutes after she foundered, with
the loss of all the crew:—Came in the brig John,
of Milford, THOMAS BEYNO&, from Liverpool,
bound to Rotterdam, with salt ; also the brig
Carl, J. Mor.ma; from. St. Übe's, and ship ESta-
fette, Jw. KRAFFT, belonging to Prussia, from St.
Übe's, with salt, bound to the Baltic.—The Right
Hon. the Lords of the Treasury have granted two
thousand bushels of salt, duty free, to the poor
iahabitants of these Islands, to cure the fish for
their winter supply.

..eldm.ir'altly Of Pi', May IS.—GENTLEMEN, I am commanded
by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you,
foi the information cif the Merchants interested, that their
Lordships have directed the Admiral at the Nore ilk to ap-
point any more Convoys to Holland till further orders, it be-
ing their intentions to grant licences to vessels bound thither.
1 am, Gentlemen,
To Mr. Pidder and Your most obedient servant,
• Mr. Hall. J. W. CROKER.

By the following, which is copied this Morning
from LLOYD'S Books, it would appear that the
Pallas and Circe French frigates are still at sea :
" The Oscar, GinsoN, -front Liverpool to. New
Providence, has been captured and sunk, off
• Madeira, by the Pallas and Circe French frigates."
Six vessels, were- taken between the 4th and
10th of last month by the Prince of Neufchatel,
American • privateer, and carried into Havre,
where they have been condemned, and the ves-
sels and cargoes ad vertised'for sale. A letter from
'Havre, dated on• Wednesday last, from a gen-
tleman who went over to endeavour to procnre
'a restoration of the cargo of one of the vessels,
.states, " All my interference at this place has yet.
been in vain, as the American Constil here has the'
very extraordinary power of . condemning vessels
sent in by American privateers, without the inter-
ference of the French Government. ,

The fifth' India fleet, for the season, is assem-
bling at Portsmouth, and will consist of nine ships.
The following are arrived :—lndus, Captain Wit.-
TON, and Tigress, Captain McDo.uGALL, for.
Madeira and •Bombay ; Phoenix, Captain PIKE,
and Warren Hastings, Capt. LARKINS, for Ben-
gal'; Larkins, Capt. PUXIRLEZON, for Madeira
•auhlengal:.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPAINO MEETINdi 1914;
it J. Shelles Small
.Bter;, by ,Sohri; bkit
p,;lttr, by Ealie, Set. 31b: Ab.l. wogs h. to f tiki
Skrall Beer.

• . ' • . V
SweepstikeS *of Iogs. each. r.Y.C.
Mr: Crockrdi•%i's Dernoel-es, Bst. lilb. ' "
Mr. Neville's TiioVey, Bst. 31b, . .• ' .
MI-. Craven's Pentagon, Bst.. 71b. ' . " ' '
Mr. Perrtm's 'Columbine, 7.st
3 to I .Agst DemocleS-6 to 4 agit Tooley. •
~ .
Li Foley's Ttardale, 84t 216. beat AV-. Cdny's frudii, ittit:
711.4. T.M.M. 6Ongs h. ft. - .
..

S'we'epstattes of 1000: 'each:
Mr. WyndiCim's Fnn, SA, 31b.
114, Bst.
'Mr. Goddard's Brian, nt.
3 to 1 on Dori i.:osack.
. .
Mr. Vansittact's Selima; Bst. 711). tient Mr, Peiren's Doti
Rodrigo, Sst. 41b. Ab. M. 2.00g5. b. ft.-2-7 to
.4 an
Villieres Merryfield,. §st. 121 b: briit Mr, Wyodhato'.4
Civaot, 7st. 'sib. Ab. M. 501..;.i.-5 to 4 ou Merryfield:'

TS.C.

. t