The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-23 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH; MAN' havd been this day
received here from the Argo, one Of the'outvfard-
bound 'West India Fleet, dated the .iad March, in
lat. 17: 50. long. 30. 51. stating her being
'well, in
company with the. Mariner, Duke, Thairiei,Sinion,
Cock, and Marina, all boand to the West Indies ;
the whole having missed the outward Convoy, and
'ere proceeding for their destination.
Admiral BERTIE has hoisted his Flag on board the
Foudroyant, of 80 guns, at this Port, preparatory to
her joining tl'e Channel Fleet.
Arrived L'Espiegle Sloop of War from the East-
ivard, and the Insolent Gun-brig from Guernsey.

Porrsmourn, MAY,22.Went out of tite 1:-Tar=
hour L'lnzpetueux, of 8o guns,
,Capt. LAWFOR'
having undergone considerable refitment.
To-morrow morning the piamond Frigate, Capt.
ARGLES, and the Favourite Sloop, Capt. Nimbus,
with a convoy for Africa, are expected to sail.

POOLE, MAY 22.—The Hope, of this Port, laden
with stone, foundered at her anchors, in Studland
13ay, in four fathom water.

SHEERNESS, I%IAY illacrity Sloop t)f
Wai, with a large Convoy for the Baltic, and the
Zebra Bomb, with a Convoy for Tonningen, still
:-ernain wind bound:

The ilitilatar, 50 guns, Capt. TENatz, for Rio
Ce la Plata, has sailed to the Westwird.
Five o' Clock;—=Sailed the Baltic and Alsineur Con-

Voy,
Ships at the :More—Eicelienti /4, Hindostan, so, Zealand,
Winchelsea, and Ceres, Receiving Ships, and Zebra Bomb,

DEAL, MAt 22.--4reiteiday evening, after Post,
Admiral Lord lizrtst shifted his Flag from His Ma-
jesty's Ship Edgar to the Trusty..
Arrived His Majesty's Ships 'Clyde and Musquito
from a cruize, and remain in the Dawns with the
rest of the Ships as per last.
This morning the Transport Favourite, Capt.
13EaN, bound to Spithead, was ran athwart by a de-
tained Danish Vessel in the Downs, and bad her
gib-boom carried away, sprung her bowsprit, and
received other damage.

GREENOCK, MAY 20.--=A letter from Capt. GALT,
Of the' Elizabeth, of this Port, dated 7th April, at
Sea, in lat. 34. 38. N. long. 17. 45. W. mentions,
that the Fleet which sailed from Cork for the West
Indies, on 28th MarCh, under convoy of the Dce-
tialus Frigate, was then all well; and that the Union,
Commerce, and Penelope, from Clyde, which joined
Off Cork, were then with the meet, 78 in number,
including the Commodore, to whose attention he
Pays high compliment.—A.letter from another Clyde
Captain, of the same date, states, that they were
then in lat. 34. 36. N. long. 16. 45. W. and men-
tions that they expe&cd to see Madeira next day;
having a strong breeze of fair wind.

Yesterday the Princess ELIZABETH completed her
37th year, upon which occasion the principal part
of the Royal Family assembled at Windsor.
Soon after breakfast His MAJESTY, the Dukes of
CAMBRIDGE and SUSSEX, Princesses AUGVSTA, SO-
and.AMELIA, attended by Lord WALsINGHAM,
Lady BULAtLEY, Generals DE BLYDE, HARcoURT,
GwyNnE, and FITZROY, tire Hon. Mrs. BLYLICELEY
and PAGET, and Colonel TAYLOR, took an airing
on horseback, -and returned to the Palace at half
Past twelve o'clock. They afterwards went to Her
Majesty's House at Frogmere, where the QUEEN,
Princesses :ELIZABETH and MARY, the Prince of
WALES, the Duke and Duchess of Yoltx, the Duke
tdCLARENCR, Sir Joan ST. ADRYN and Lady,,
were in readiness to receive them, and a sumptuous ,
cold collation provided, of which. His MAJESTY
dined, and the rest of the party partook.
At half past three o'clock the Royal Party returned
to the Palace, after walking in Frogmore Gardens:.
_ At four o'clock the whole party,dined -with the
QUEEN, except the KING, who joined them. when
the dessert was put upon the table.
In the evening THEIR MAJESTIES had a Concert,
Performed by the Queen's Band; after which they
had a Ball.
Yesterday a very fine Merchant Ship, of Rio tons
burthen; belonging to J. LocxE, s(3.- was launched
from Messrs. BRENT'S yard, Rothernithe,.and named
,the Tyne ; and this day a beautiful 74-gun Ship was
uunched from Messrs. PERRY'S yard, Madman.
The Royal Sovereign Yacht is refitting and taking
in her stores at Depttbrd, to be ready to. attend,His
MAJESTY, if he should be disposed for another ex-
cursion this Shinmer to Weymouth.

Her. Grace the Duchess of Rion:worm, family,
2nd suite, embarked on board one of the )toy al
'!Yachts at Holyhead on Wednesday last, and imine-
rliately Proceeded with a fair wind at E. N. E. for
We . were led to suppose that Count, now Prince
rrARREMBERG, on his arriving to his high rank and
Large fortune by the death of his father, must ne-
e'2ssarily leave England, and settle in Germany. We
are, however, informed from good authority, that
114 zeal for the true interests of his Court, and the.
personal:attachment, after a residence of 14 years,
that he entertains for this country, (in which his
father was born) have prevailed upon .him to remain.
rn England. His Highness, we are informed, has
according?), made such arrangements in his affairs
a..s will render his immediate presence on the Con-.
t.nent lesi necessary.
Sir Amix CAa effeEted his late Tour in Holland,
°d along the Rhine, in the'chara6ter of an Aineri.-
1 withll, and has thus been able to gratify the Public
an account of countries which bay se
. w%4n inaccessible to Englisliteea.