The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-12 00:00:00

NAVAL NEW 8.

I.ll,YmouTit,lll..vir 1O ---Arrived yesterday after=
noon the Menelaus frigate, Capt. Sir PETER PAR-
-1:.E11, from Malta and Gibraltar, *after a long pas-
sage. The Menelaus sailed from Gibraltar, five
weeks agd, in company.with a fleet, consisting of
28 sail, under convoy of the Photon frigate, which
she.parted with on Saturday last, a few leagues to
the Westward of Scilly.
The Menelaus captured in the Mediterranean a
French privateer of six 'guns and 75 men, and a.
French vessel, from Algiers, bound to Toulon,
which the carried into Gibraltar. She spoke yes-
':terday morning, off the Daman, the Berolutionaire
'frigate, Captain Woot.comr.,•which was proceed-
.
,ing up efuumetfpr Portsmouth; after a long cruize
oil' the Western Islands, with the squadron under
the command, of Lord .4`t. BEAUCLERCK. Site also
spoke on Friday laSt,. off Scilly, the Helium brig
of war", croizing. The Menelaus is under qua-

rantine.
Arrived the Medusa frigate from a cruise off the
coast of Spain, Ist front, corunna. She has not
rbrought any flees.
Sailed the Protector gun-brig, with a fleet, for
the Downs.
Sailed the EsCori gun-brig with a convoy for
Guei.mey; and the Moodhoon,d gun-brig, with a
convoy to the Westward.
Arrived the American 'ship Mount Hope, from
George Town, under license, with a cargo of rice,
'bound to. Cadiz; which vessel was captured some
days si►tce, by a French privateer, and res.optured
by the Surveiltante and 4ndromache 'frigates : the
latter also arrive-i here thiS day.
The Athates sloop of war is stated to have cap.:
wed a large A►ne#dean brig.

REAL, MAN. 11.---Arrived the Thetis‘privateer.,
of Folkstoue, with the American brig GOvetnor
MitldliVon,. laden. with cotton, &c. from Charles-
ton for Bourtleaux,and which she captured after a
chase of 24 hours.

PORTSMOUTIT! MAY J h—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Bittern for' Plymouth ; his Majesty's ship
Primrose has got under weigh with her convoy for
the Downi.

Arrived eleven sail, of transports from Lisbon,
part of the convoy of the Impetueur.
By the fiellon'a, which sailed from St. Helena
the 19th March, we learn that the Ceres, outward-
bound had arrived at St. Helena., The extra ships
Chapman and. Larkins, mated at St. Helena On:
16th March soiled from Bengal 27th 'De .
No ship from China had arrived at St. Helena
between the 13th and lath March.---The letter
received by, the licllpna advise the sailing of the

fleet from 'St. Helena, on the lady lliarcb, con-
sisting of 32-sail, tinder convoy of his Majesty's
ships' Horatio and Sir' Francis Drake; 18 are in-
diament the rest are whalers, Store-ships, fi:ee.
The names of the Indimnen are, as' follow, 'viz
Asia, Dover CaStle, IValthanistolo, Surrey, Astell,
Prince Regent, Bengal, Earl St. Vincent, Lady
Castlereogli,. Guildford, Sir Bensley, Ti-
gris,. .
(liniial:Gambier, -Regent, .Sir
roughs, Jafra, Fort William, aild General Graham,

account of the 14;ast India neet having ar•-
rlvccl on the Bth instaOt, is not cu-
re,
pt ; 'they are hourly expected.

Yesterday, about half-past twelve o'clock, her
MAJP.S.TY',IIeeSSCS ELIZABETH and MAn.v, ar-
rived at the Queen's Palace front- Windsor, es-
corted by a party of light horse. They were vi-
sited. in the course of the morning by the Dukes cat'
IcoRK, Sussr,x, and CAMBRIDGE) the Princes,
SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER, and a number of the No-
bility.
The QUEEN and the PntxcussgS will remain in
town till Friday.
Yesterday his. Royal highness the Commander
in Chief held a Military Levee at the llorse
Guards, which was 'attended bythe Earl of Ux-
ntutm, Lord MoNtnioaT, Lord Ct.INTONA Gene-
rat MAITLANP, and the. Duke of
who took his !cave previously to his Eng-
land.

On Monday se'nnight the wife of 'John Co"rco-
vuit, of Cloga, in the barony of verk, and 'county
iS.iikenny, was folind in :her bowie murdered.
Strong suspicions have fallen on her hushatith who
is believed to have continitted the ,him'rible.
. decAl
with a hammer. it is at: said that atter perpe-
trating the critne, he vent oat, locked the "door,
thtcW the key under it, and uhiecinded. They
had an altercation the evening before, and been
in the habit of treating• her severely, in ci►nse-
tluettce of 'Jeri remonstrating with hint on account
of his drunkenness.

Some time ago an inhuman wretch had by night,
,
placed a new-born babe, dose to al farmer's pig-
stye, in the townland of 4euagh, about six miles
from Newry. In the morning the poor infant
wand und surrounded by the swine—Providence,
however, mid not left the helpless innocent un-
protected.---A large mastiff dog belonging to the
farmer stood over it, and, like a fait 'dui guardian,
kept all the voracious animals at a distance. The,
babe was folend ;dive in this extruoydinary situa-
tion. It has bee!' ,inee baptised by the name of
John ilenagb, and-sent to- the Foundling Hospital
iu Dublin.