The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-14 00:00:00

NEMS,

PLYmourn, Nov. 12.—Put in here his Majes-
ty's ship. Leviathan, baring on board Mr. CAN-
NING and Family, bound to Lisbon. Arrived the
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Sprightly cutter, from Guernsey; and the Speedy,
WHATT, from Cork. Sailed the Lyra sloop of
war for the Mediterranean.—Wind N. W.

Powrsmotin, Nov. 13.—Arrived his Majesty's
Edinburgh, from the Mediterranean, having
in charge shout 30 transports arid merchantmen ;
particulars are not ascertained, as the whole are
under• quarantine at the Motberbanlc. Arrived
'his Majesty's ship Bustard, from Oporto, with a
fleet, which hare passed by for the River, con-
sisting of about 20 sail. The West India fleet,
under ,his Majesty's ship Swiftsure, &c. &c. are
still in Yarmouth Roads.—Wind N. W. •

FALMOUTH, Nov. i I.—Arrived yesterday the
Princess Elizabeth packet, with a mail from. Li-
sbon, in eleven days. Arrived to-day his Majes-
ty's ships Scylla and Sheldrake, from the Downs;
and the Thorn, LUDLOW, from London. Sailed
yesterday his Majesty's ship Wanderer, and the
Weymouth store-ship, with the Ardent and Mal-
virtu, for Venice ; the Harmonia and Richard, for
Naples ; the Elizabeth, HILL, for Ancona ; and
the Emma, COURTNEY, for Leghorn.
DAAL, Nov. 13.—ArriVed, and sailed for the
River, the:lntrepid, MARTIN, from B'Arcelona.—
Came down from the River sever4l sail of West
Indiamen and others, and sailed for Portsmouth.

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The ships. that put back yesterday remain.—Pu
back to-day the Benjamin and the Mint Wes
indiamen, and the Emma transport. —Win(
N. W.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12.—The Nile, CARLISLE,
from this port for Halifax, which sailed the 7th
September, under convoy of the Horatio frigate;
parted the 7th October, and has put-back to Mil-
ford, having carried away her u►ain-mast. The
Hazind, LANCASTER, one of the same fleet, put
back liere this day, leaky, having lost her convoy
on the 12th October.

RAMSGATE, NOV. 12.—Nearly twenty sail have
come ill for shelter, some of them without anchors
or cables.

NEWHAVEN, Nov. 12.—The Maria Theresa,
with 500 casks of butter, wus stranded this
murniUg at •Sektford. Cargo saved, ship expected
to :be. got off.

CORK, Nov. 10.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Leonidas, with a,lieet for Bermuda.

Orders. have been issued to our fleet on the
American Coast to destroy every vessel that the
capturing Commanders
.may not deem of sufficient
vialueto-send into port. •
'The Dispatches for Madeira, the Cape of Good
"Hope.,- Madras, and Bengal,
_have been put on
board the Tyne, 18, Capt. J. BLACK; which will
sail from Portsmouth for those several places the
moment the wind is fair.
The Meander; Amaranthe, and Bermuda, with
the Lisbon and Mediterranean convoys, Were yes-
terday witir-hound at St. Helen's ; as also the
Swiftsure, Araxes, Drake, Redwing, and Buffalo,
in YarmOtith Roads, with the West India convoy.
The Ringdove, from Jamaica, brought a mail,
and alsout 300,000 dollars. We have la ceived by
her Jamaica Papers of the 30th September, and
letters of the Ist of October; from which sources
we vollect the following intelligence convoy
was to sail for England on the 26th of Oc.tober,
protected by the Arg0,144,, Captain FOTHERGILL,
Talbot, 20, Capt.iC.l-1. WATSON, and a brig of
war. The Montague packet arrived safe at Port
Royal from Fahnouth, On the 18th of Sepsember,
as did the Pelter, Captain Flays, with a convoy
from New Brunswick and .Barbadoes... His Ma-
jesty's ship Barbadoes was crutting off St, .Bar-
tboloinew. An American brig, with gunpowder,
from the United States, had arrived at Port-au-
Prince. On the 24th Sept. the American letter
of marque schooner Lark; of live guns, 28 men,
with flour, &c. captured by the Moselle; Captain'
MOBERLY, arrived at Jamaica ; as had, rreviously
to this date, the schooner Fanny, with a cargo,
detained by the Jalouse schooner Pauhim, by
the Thracian; brig Twenty-sixth-of-October,
1812, by the Decourerte ; schooner Goura, by
the Talbot. A Spanish' letter-of-waive brig,
called the Union, with a cargo of Slaves, which
had been recaptured from a Carthagenian priva-
teer, by the Variable, was released upon pay-
ing salvage ;—" the Slaves, we
.are told, were
a' very choke cargo, to the number of two
hundred and forty-two, and were valued at 901.
each !" The Electra, Captain CECIL, with a
convoy for Porto Bello, and the Rattler, Cap.:
tain . BOURNE, with the trade for Bermuda and
Halifax, sailed from Port Royal on the 18th of
September. Captain GREGORY, late of the Elec-
tra (invalided), went passenger in the hatOer:—
The ships which, from a want of necessary re-
pairs, were lying at Jamaica, were rather sickly ;
the North Star, Captain COE, had all her crew
excepting about 20 men at the Hospital, under
cases of fever. Mr. CLOWES, Purser of her, and
and Mr. IlicToN, Midshipman, had died of the
contagion. The Ringdove left. at Port Royal the
tsidaus, Arachne, (both just returned' from a
three months cruize in the Mona Passage), Argo,
North Star, Emulous,. Shark, and Herald, arrived
on the 30th of September, with a convoy from
Carthagena, and Edward schooner. The Planta-
genet, Rota, and Carnation, were expected to
return from a cruize in the Western Ocean about
the 16th of October. On the kith of October, in
lat. '23. the Ringdove experienced a hurricane :
the American schooner Decatur, going from New
York, with • flour, to St. Bartholomew's, and the
Russian brig St. Nichol" from Porto Rice, were
dismasted in it ; the former vessel the Ringdove
afterwards captured, took out the remaining part
of the crew (four having been drowned in the
storm), and.then destroyed. her. Lieut. YATES,
late flag Lieutenant to Admiral BROWN, and Mr.
J. P. LAMEY, late Secretary, Cattle hose 'in the
Jtingilove.