The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-28 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS•

ANOTIIER LETTER, SAME DATE.—By the Sa

muel and Mary fishing vesscl; which arrived las

night, from HeUpland, we have received the
pleasing intelligence of the rapture of Olden-
burgh by the enterprising TETTENBORN 3 day not
mentioned. This vessel sailed on Sunday, at
which time there was nothing new from the armies
near Leipsic. A large fleet from Cottenburgh has
been passing all day, and several transports have
put into this harbuur On them the Spanish troops
which deserted some time since from-the French
army, have arrived. The Lord Duncan packet is
hourly expected from Gottenburgh. The several
outward-bound packets, with three sets of,amils,
are yet detained by contrary winds.
DEAL, OCT. 27.—Sailed his Majesty's ships
Cornwall and Crotossus, 74 guns each, for off the.
Texel ; and the Redpok sloop of war with a con-
voy to Portsmouth. Remaia in the Downs his

Majesty's ships Monmouth, Chatham, Impregna-
ble, Cumberland, Bulwark, Warrior, Princess Ca.:
roline, Queen, and York, four Russian ships of the
line and one frigate,: and the Glamorgan and John
and Mary transports.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.—Notwitligauti-
ing the vigilance of our off Flushing, it
appears that two large French frigates have es-
caped from that harbour a day or two since, and

have bent their course northward. One of our
light cruisers has been sent to the Downs with
the intelligence ; and the Cornwall and Bedford
line of battle ships havh this instant been tele-
graphed to get under weigh, and sail in pursuit of
the fugitive frigate. From the superior sailing of
the British'ships and the abilities of their Com-
manders, . there is no doubt that the enemy's ves-
sels will soon find their way into a British port.
For the last three or four days we have had some
tremendous gales, but luckily no damage has been
done to the.shipping.
ronTsmonTH, OCT. 27.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Voluntaire' on a cruize. No further convoy.
appeared.

F.tr.mourtr, OCT. 25.—N0 arrivals. Sailed the
Little Catherine packet, with mails for Passage,
and the Carteret packet, with a mail for Surinam.
CORK, OCT. 21.—0 n Tuesday morning,
for
in our. harbour his Majesty's ship Protector
Lieut. MITCH ENORy from Plymouth..
Fleet for Portugal and Spain.--On . Sunday
.morning his Majesty's ship Dauntless,, Captain
DAitaim, and Virago, Lieutenant PITTMAN, milled
from our harbour, with about thirty sail.of mer-
chantmen, bound for the above destinations ; hay-
'lug a film breeze from the north, they cleared time
harbour about 12 o'clock.

DJSTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
Reindeer, for the Shadow, on board, on the. 30th instant.
Recni Is at No. 22, Norfolk-street.
Princess of Wales, for the Industria, on board at Yarmouthi
on the 29th inst. Recalls at No. 2," Adelphi Terrace, every
Wednesday and Thursday.
Arrow, for Le Bon Pere, La Cassard, Le Marie Parienne,
and L'Lhs de Yantis, on the 3d November. Recalls at No.
3, Clifford's Ina, every Wednesday and Thursday.
Thais, for the Dolphin and the brig Carlotta, at No. ,26,
Birchin-laue, on the 13th of November. Recalls every Wed-
nesday and Saturday.
COnstant, for La Dcsir6e, Rnssie, and Industry, on the
Istrif November, at No. la, George-street, Plymouth. Re-
calls on Mondays and Thursdays.
Nightingale, for the Calumet, on board, at Leith, on the
27th inst. Recalls at No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand, every
Tuesday and Friday. .
13oreas, fur :he Mary Ann, on, the 29th inst. at No. 4 I, Nor-
folk-street. Recalls every Tuesday :yid Friday.
Achgtef., for the SpitUre, on board at Plymouth, on the
29th inst. or as soon after us alas shalt arrive in port. Re-
calls at No. 13; Great George-street.
Briton, for the Meteor, on tinard, at Plymnath, on the 27th
Inst. Recalls at Nu. 9, New lirnail-street, London, every
Wednesday and Thursday, between eleven and three.

We have noticed that two of the enemy's fri-
gates had been been on the 2211 instant oil the
Scottish Coast. The probability is, that thq are
the two DutLb frigates, the Doggerand and the
Rygeothergen-, of 38 guns each, which escaped
lately from the Tette!, and proceeded northwards.
The .dcStmation of .these frigates w$ supposed to
be America.

The, Triumph, of 74 guns, has been fitted up
as a Lazaretto for the quarantine service at
Milford,

The Furious gun-brig got under weigh with the
Gottcnburgh .convoy from Leith, on Saturday,
but came to anchor above Inchkeith, where they
still lie,

The Casar, M'LARTY, from Greenock to Ja-
maica, was wrecked on the 21st inst. neat Belfast,
(luring a violent gale.
The Hassan, PATrEnsow, from Greenock to aa-
mica, is put into Belfast, with considerable da-
mage, and leaky : ber.targo must be discharged.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when Captain JOHN PATRRSON
was sworn into the command of the ship castle
Huntly, consigned to rrince of Wales island and
China.

YARNIOUTHI OCT. 27 .--Artivcd his Majesty's
ship Portia, and the Guardian transport,,from
Heligoland : they do not bring any intelligence
in addition to that already received. Passed in
,the offing a fleet from the Baltic, under convoy. ,
HARWICH, OCT. 27.—A rri ved the Plough trans=
port, No. 120, F.ltcx, Master; Plurnix transport,
No. 156,Iirm.Cluttitty, MasteC; anti the Sceptre
transport, No. 214, MEnceu, Milner, from Got
tenburgh ; the first in ballast, mid the two last'
with troops. They sailed from Gottenbargh the
22d inst. with the fleet, and parted from thenton
the 24th.