The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-29 00:00:00

NAVAL fl Ws,

PontsMotrilli EPT,,A.---Artived his INiajesty!i
ship Steady, from a cruize. Sailed froni St. 14e-;
leu's his .Majesty's Liverpool; With tlie lioet
bonnfl to Quebec, &c: Also sailed his Majesty's
ship Aquilon„withGerier'al 1.76.14 on bilard;jiie=
vcret and. Bustard, for Spain, Portugd, and the
iNfeiLterrailkan„ but we expect they will bring no
Co*:e4 Roa&. Several shins have sailed foe,
Plyti:an:h,,:to,jOin;convoy for the Ports in the
Lay.--Wind SSbutl►erly.
PAitwictr, SEPT. 28. Arri,ved . the Albion
packet, and landed • a mail; from Cux haven.—
Sailed the Lady Nepean pmckee, with a mail for
Holland: 'Also- sailed 12 sail of liitchmen, with
birfter; cheese,- oats, and wheat, for LondOn.--.-:

FALMIJUTFI, SEPT. 26.—Put in here by con.;
teary winds his Majesty's ship Nvmphen, 35
gnns,,,,Captain' Smitrr ; and his Mjesty's
Shamrock, with the Sir, William Bensley, Cyrus,
and Camden transports under convoy, havin,
hoard the Yoek,Chasseurs, from Guernsey, 'last
from POrtsmouth; bOurid to Cork.—Wind S. .
DEAL, SEPT: 22,.:—Sailed leis Majesty's S?i:;n1
-Blossom and Nautilus, for Sheerness, and 28 sail,
of transports, with the whole of the outtvard-
',sound, and a fleet of coasters and colliers, _for
Portsmouth, &c.—Wind S. W.

Conk, SEPT. the 23d,. H." 1.1. S.
Ithin, for England ; Castilian, Bacc;iti,s, and -Pe-,
lican, on a cruize. Came, in to-day Maksty's
ship Tigre',' from a crnite ;. and h;s Maiesty's ship.
Imogen, from the Mediterranean ; the latter ves-
sel is under quarantine. Sailed to-day his
jesy'; ships Forrester and Haughty, on a cruize.
ELSINEUR,. SEPT. 17.-A convoy from Leith;
under the Furious brig cutter, is arriving and
getting forward as soon as cleared. The accounts
from Palau mention heavy gales' at the beginning
of the month, and a little damage has been done
in consequence. .

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
•
Ye'sterikly a Cdurt of Directors was held 'at the
East India Llouse,, when the undermentioned shipk,
taken up for the ensuing season, were thus sta-
tioned,

Chili-les Grant, 1200 tons, Capt. John Loch ; David Scott,
1200 tons, Capt. John Locke; Inglis, 1200. tons, Win. Hay;
Essex, 1100'itins, Rich.'Nishett; 'Martinis Canicloth, 100 tons,.
Capt. Hetirvr?,L Samson ; and Vansittart, 1200 tons, Captain
for ,B9l*Ay and China.
Atlas, 1200 tons, Capt. Chas. 0. Mayne; General Harris,
1200 tons, Citfrt. • ; Lowther Castle, 1400 tons, Captain
and Bridgewater, 1200 tons, 'Capt. Philip Hughes,
for Madras, Prince of Wales's I4land, and Chins.
GeomilKyd, :200 tons, for St. Helena, Prince
Of Wales's Island, and China.

.....
Princess Amelia,. 1200 tons, Captain Edtrurillston ; and
Alnwick Castle, 1200 tons, Capt. Peter Pollan , for China.
Princess Charlotte of Wales, 97S tons, Captain John Craig;
Marquis of Wellington, 961 tons, Cant. John Wood; Lord
.818 tans, Capt. James Geo. Crab', ; and Wni. Pitt,
.819 .tons, Capt... Chas. Graham, .for Madre, and fiengal. '
Carnatie., 820 tons, Captain Arch. F. IV. Swinton, for St.
Helena' nd Bengal:

Lord Castlereagh, Sl2 tons, Captain Christopher Kyrues,
for Bengal-- -

Carmarthen, 9r.0 tons, Capt. Jamos Ross, for Madeira, Ben-
gal,aand Bombay. , •
Lord Eldon, W 3 tons, Capt. Jacob Cowles, for Madeira,
Madras:. and Bengal.
Huddart, 547 tons, Capt. -; and Northumberland. 600
tons, Ct.. 10. A. Franeklin, for Madeirai,Madras, and Bengal.
Sir William Palteney, 565 tons, Capt, Henry Christopher,
for. Madeira, Bengal, and Bombay,