The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-14 00:00:00

NAVAL, N'k7Vs.

FacrtotJTFl, MARCH 11.--Arrived His Majesty's
Brig Muting, of ls guns, from the Channel Fleet ;
His Majesty's Brig Rebuff, of 1 s guns, from Gueru- ;

sey ; the Insolent Gun-brig from a Cruize ; the
Astrea, BouvoN, from Cardiff; the Brig Mary,
KEMPF:, from Portsmouth for Cardiff; and the Ship
Lady St. John, Capt. CUTTENOUGII, from Liver-
pool : saw yesterday about 12 Sail of Transports,
spoke one, who informed Capt. C. they were bound
to Buenos Ayres ; and this morning the Transport
(No. 64) Malabar, Captain AScOUGH, with 280
Troops of the sgth Regiment, put in her ; she-
sailed from Ports Mouth on the gth inst. with the
above Transports, . under Convoy of His Majesty's
Ships Cormorant and Thisbe, and parted from them
the same night; she followed the signals till twelve
o'clock at night ; on the morning she could not dis-
cover a single Sail ; not finding them at the place of
rendezvous, viz. Torbay and Plymouth, she put in
here to wait further instru&ions. Expresses were
immediately sent off on her arrival to Plymouth and
the Admiralty.
The Windsor Castle, with Mails of the 4th inst.
for Jamaica, sails early to-morrow morning.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 11.—Arrived the American
Ship General Clarke, from Philadelphia, detained
by the Crocodile Sloop of War; the .Draxhall, RAD-
FORD, laden with rum and sugar, from Grenada,
bound to London ; the Jemitna, BARBER, the Au-
tumn, OLDRIDGE, and the Swift, VONDSON, all
from Dublin, bound to London, laden with linen,
put it. by contrary winds.
The Sprightly Cutter anived here with the above
Vessels from Dublin.,

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 12>.—Arrived L'Argus
Sloop of War, Captain STUART; the Safeguard
Gun-brio-, Lieut. R. BALFOUR, from a Cruize and
the Charlton, WOOD, Outward-bound East India-
man from the Downs for Bombay.

Sailed the Ant Schooner, with the Henry Adding-
ton Transport under Convoy, for Guernsey.
Put back to Southend, the Devastation and Ex-
plosion Bombs, with part of the Downs Convoy,
through contrary winds.

'elt out of Harbour the Forward 'Gun-vessel,
Lieut. SHIELDS, having undergone Repaits.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 'l2.—This morning arrived
the Quebec Frigate, from GOttenburgh, and landed
Mr. PIERREPOINT. No further intelligence of the
movements of the Armies on the Continent has been
Communicated ; but it is said, that in the battle of
,the sth February the French lost 17,000 men.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 10. Arrived the Lyra
Tender- from Shields, with imprest men and volun-
teers for the, Fleet ; also a Tender from the Tower.
The Spi(fire, Capt. &us, is fitting for a Fire-
'ship.
, MARcR 11.—The 4strea Frigate came out of
Dock.

This day a Court-Martial met, according to ad-
journment, for the trial of Lieut. ANDERSON, when
the: evidence being heard in support of the Prosecu-
liOn; as well as for the Prisoner, the Court sentenced
him to be dismissed His Majesty's Bhip. Fauourite ;
and Mr. PARSONS, the Purser, was ordered to be im-
prisoned in the Marshalsea, • for one month, for
prevarication.

7 MARCH 12.—The Mercury Frigate, Capt. PEL-
LEW, is paying up to six months ; and the Fa-
vourite Sloop of War, Capt. NAIRNE, bounty and
two months wages in advance, prior to their pro-
ceeding to sea.
• The Meleager Frigate, Linnet and Exertion Gun-
brigs, were this day paid bounty and two months
wages in advance, prior to their proceeding to sea.
MARCH 13.—The Favourite, Capt. NArrit, is
expe6ted to sail this day for Portsmouth.

The Falcon Sloop of War still continues here, with
a number of Mvrchant,Vessels bound to the Baltic.

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His Majesty's Ship Mercury, Capt. PELLY, will
sail for Portsmoutb to-morrow; and the 'Meleager,
Capt. BROUGHTON, for Yarmouth.

DEAL, MAUCH 13.—This mot niiig sailed through
the Downs,, from the River, the Carlisle, GIBBON,
for Baltimore.

Remain in the Downs—the Trusty, Namur, Princess of
Orange, Orion, and Isis Men of War ; Vestal Frigate ;• Bel_
lette, Skylark, Kite, Seagull, and Challenger Sloops of War;
Fury Bomb ; Phosphorus Fire-vessel; Basilisk Gun-brig;
and Speculator Lugger.

DOVER, Mumll 12.—The four Smugglers, men-
tioned in my last to have been committed to Gaol at
Dover, were removed this morning, under a very
strong escort, to Newgate. They were accompanied
by the Gaoler and several Constables.