The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-24 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

DOVER, JUNE 23.—This maning, at five
o'clock, his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON
landed from the Rosario Sloop of war, amidst the
roaring of cannon and the cheers of some thou-
sands of persons, who, although SO early, were
assembled to greet his arrival. The populace
were so •eager to testify their joy, that , nothing
could restrain them, and in a nu hiS Lord-
ship was elevated upon the shoulders of some of
our townsmen, and borne in a triumphant man-
ner to the Ship Inn, smiling most affably to the.
numerous friends around him. After his arrival.
at the Ship, upwards of two thousand Ladies were
admitted, and .had the honour of shaking his
Lordship by the hand ; and at internals he ap-
peared at the
,windor,; thereby gratifying the
anxious wishes 'of those who bad not witnessed
his landing. His Lordship 'left 'Dover at nine
o'clock:aCcompanied by Mr. WELLESL'EY
but previous •to his departure had an.interQieW
with the Prince of ORANGE, %A 0 embarks for Ca-
lais, when, theirMLijesties, the EMperor of Russta
and King of PaussiA arrive. The 'Queen Char-
lotte yacht is come in, and the Royal Sovereign
will arrive next tide, to convey then'l
who Are-expected to,morrorw or Saturday.
DEAL, JUNE 23.—Arrived the Rosario sloop of
war from Boulogne. ,Sailed a RuSsian -line of
battle shill to Portsmouth, Prevoyante store-ship
for'Holland.—Wind N. E.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 23. Arrived several
transports from the Downs, with the Italian ,
troops on board, for Sardinia ; Rinaldo sloop of
war from the EastWaid. Sailed the Zephyr sloop
of war for Bourdeaux, with five transports under
convoy ; Newcastle, Antelope, • and Dromedary.
store-ship, with a fleet. for North America, &c.
under convoy ; Leveret and Clinker to the West,
ward —Wind N., W.

PLYMOUfiH, JUNE .22.—Arrived the Woodlark

sloop of war from Spain, with about' 30 sail of
vessels under convoy.—Wind N. N. W.

PORTSMOUTH, THURSDAY, .Ju 23.

At half past four o'clock yesterday; the guns
announced the arrival of the PRINCE REGENT at
the hill, and the same was' answered 'at the plat-
form on the Portsmouth- Parade, and a Royal Sa-
_
lute was fired-from the strips of war at Spithead.,
andnelit from the bastions of the rainpails round
the town. - • .

A truly grand spectacle presented itaelf On- the
koyal Visit Or. entering the town.' 'the streets
were lined in the same manner as during the Pro-
cession to Guildhall on Saturday last; and all were
crowded with the populace. The thUndering of
cannon, the ringing of hells, the acclamations
-of the people, were altogether most cheering and
impressive. His Royal Highness the PRINCE.
REGENT was received at the Government House
by his Royal Brother the Mike of CLAR;NCB, as
Port-Admiral, and 89 Admirals and Captains of
the Fleet, who were. singly Introduced to the
Royal Visitor, and'had the honour of kissing his
hand. The Royal carriage was escorted by the
10th 'Light -Dragoons, followed by 42 _ Rope-
makers frotn the Dock-yard, dressed ht white
jackets and nankeen trowsers, with blue sashes.
After the arrival of the PRINCE, and the necessary
etiquette had been .gone through, his Royal High-
ness advanced into the • balcony of the Govern-
ment House, and received the enthusiastic cheers
of a grateful public, which he. elegantly returned.
About dusk the `Emperor of Rersvin,.the Duchess
Of OLD-ENBLIIZGH, the:King Of.PAUSSIA, ar-
rived,.and were received with military honours,
amidst the rapturous cheerings of the populace.
The grand Naval Inspection will take place this'
day.' .
. ,

ANOTHER LETTER, DATED THURSDAY, NOON.

All the Admirals and Captains of men of war,
with the Duke of CLARENCE at their head, were
waiting at the outside of the Government House
for the REGENT'S arrival, when he bowed to them
as he passed ;, they were then it vited. to dine with
him, and about forty sat doivn to dinner. The
PaiNcr sheaved himself twice from the balcony
after his arrival. The EMPEROR arrived at twelve
o'clock at midnight. This Morning, at ten, the
Prince went to the Dock-yard to visit him, and
from thence they prOeeeded in a vessel to the 11117
pregnable,- the Duke of CLATIENCE'S ship, where
a cold collation is prepared, and from whence
they have not yet returned. On the embarkment
Of the SoVe-reigns, a Ittiyal Salute was fired from
all the men of war, who are to be reviewed to-
morrow. The sailing vessels-that surround theM
are incalculable, and when they sailt7d out of the
harbour, the' sight was beautiful as trvell,at grand.
To-day, a very grand dinner 'takes place; I be-
lieve, for near 150. The town -was ,brilliantly
illuminated last night.