The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FAL!,TOUTI-T, 'IVLY rived tiCSterdi,:y 615
rwTaiesty's ships Thais and Calypso, from
:numb, and sailed again, alinost immediately,
with secret orders. Arrived,to-day the Princes
:Elizabeth packet, with a mail from Bourdeaux,
in seven days. The following packets are gone
into the Roads :—;;Montague, for Bourdeaux ;
Sandwich, torLishon '; and the Lady Mary Pel-
ham, for Gibra!tar and Malta. Four sail of line-
of-battle ships have passed up Channel to-day,
supposed from the Mediterranean.—Wind N.

JULY 2.—Arrivecl the Henry Free-
lii+g packet, with a Messenger_from
Sailed the Prince, of Orange packet, With a Mail
for ditto; Alliance ditto, with a mail for Cux-
,
haven ; and the Diana dittos with a mail for
-Gottenburgh,:---Wind Soot h.
DEAL, JULY 3. Sailed six Russian sail of the
line for St Petershorgh, under the command of
Vice7Mtniral CROWN. • Eight sail of the line
(I.lsians)' still reniain, with troops on boirt:d',
under tl,e commami of Vice-Athuiral.
Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, JU1..7 3.—Arrived the Prince of
\Vale's man of war from the Mediterranean, and is
put under quarantine; his Majesty's ship Tyrian,
'and two merchantmen, front the Coast of France ;
and a few transports from Dunkirk. Tassed by
his Majesty's ship- Bartleur front the Pstediterra-
nean, for the Downs. His. Majesty's ships Hi-
bernia and Ocean halve put into Plymouth. Sailed
the Pickle schooner for Plymouth, and his Ma-
jesty's ship Freya for Bourdeaux. Convoys as be-
before.---Yesterday his Majesty's ship Growler
arrived from the. Downs, and his Majesty'.; ship
Niobe sailed for the. Coast of France 5 the Ban-
terer with a convoy for Bourtleaux ; and the
Steady
.gun-brig for Plymouth. The Brutus,
Isabella, Ann, and Trident transports, were yes-
terday released from quarantine.—Wind; Wes-
terly.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 2.—Arrived. his Majesty's
ships Hibernia, Royal George,Ocean and Unicorn,
from the Mediterranean ; Ville de Paris and Im-
pregnable front Portsmouth ; and the President
frigate from COrk.—Wind South.

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

GRAND MILITARY FETE.
(ci RcuLA R) NO. 5, Scotland-yard;lniiteitall,
Lendoh, Jay 9..
_ . .

STR-I have the honour to transmit you the Resolutions of
the Committee of Ceeneral Officers, assembled on the lst and
2d July, and to revest vou will be pleased to.acquaint me,
as early as possible!, if it be your wi;la to become a Subscriber
to the Fete to be given to Field Marshal the Duke of Wu;
LINGTON, on the I Sth inst.—l hare the...honour to be, Sir,
Your most: obedient humble Servant,
CHARLES DUKE, Secretary.

It having been considered by several Colonelgof Regiments,
and other tieneral Officers, that a Fete should be given to the
Duke of Wellington, to testify the high estimation they en-
tertain of his military career: his Royal Highness the Duke
of York, confident of the general feelings of the Army, has
Leen pleased to desire, that a Committee- might be appointed
to tarry the'intentiomiuto rswcution. A Cotmaiitero ae-
conlingly formed at Richmond House, pf %Nikki:. the ..uke of
Richmond was President, and came to the following Resolu-
tions
_ _ _

Resolved, That a Circular Letter be written to Crecy Gene-
ral Odieer and Colonel of a Regiment in Great Britain and
Ireland, to know if he choose to become a Subscriber of a su►n
not exceeding 95 guineas.
Resolved, That the Fke be given on the 18th July, and
that it is very desirable to aicertain the number of Substri-
bers as soon as possible, in order that the Committee may fix
on the number of Tickets to he given to each Subscriber.
(Signed) CHARLES DUKE, Secretary,

The Princess Elizabeth packet, arrived at Fal-
mouth, this afternoOn, (Friday) in eight- day's
from Bourdeanx. We conjecture, that by this
time not a single British soldier remains .in that
part of France, as the two last divisions of the
Army were• embarking on board the transports at
that port when the packet sailed.--(Royal Corn-
wall Gazette).

Saturday the Duke of YORK took his weekly
ride to Windsor, returned to town in the even-
ing, and gave-a farewell dinner to the PitusstAN
PRINCES. Yesterday morning, between four and
five o'clock, the CROWN PRINCE, Prince FREW:-
rttcK, and. Prince HENRY, lett St. James's Pa-
lace, to proceed .to Dover, for the- purpose of
leaving England, attended by their suites. Prince
WILLIAM leaves town this day.

On Saturday the Duke of VELLITCGTON visited
Marshal BLUCHER, in St. James's Palace. • The
two highly distinguished Warriors walked omit
soon after, arm in arm, together : an immense
crowd soon collected and followed them, and
when they got to Pall-Mall, it had increased so
mach that they could scarcely .move,- when a
strong resolute fellow among .the crowd • seeing
the inconvenience the great characters were put
to, exerted himself, and made.a line of about two
feet wide for them to pass on ; the huzzaing was
without ceasing. The- Noble Duke appeared to
enjoy the scene very much.
This day Viscount MELVILLE, Sir J. YORKE,
and the rest of the Lords of the• Admiralty, em-
barked in the Admiralty barges, at the ToWer
Stairs, for Woolwich, in order to witness the
launch of the Nelson, one of the finest ships that
has ever issued from a British Dockyard, and con-.
sequently not unworthy the immortal Hero whose
name it is intended to commemorate.

Portsmouth garrison is to receive the gallant
23(1 and 3Sth Regiments (from the South of
France), in the place of the• Militia Regiments,
which are removing to their Counties to be dis-
banded; • •

The Earl of CARLISLE, we are concerned to
state, is seriously indisposed at his • house in
Grosvenor-place.

CORN EXCHANGE, Jun. 4.—We had a tolerable supply of
Wheat this morning from Essex and Kent, which met a brisk
sale at the prices of this day week. Fine Oats were in de-
mand, and Is. dearer than on Friday, which is an advance of
of 2s. from this day week. Malt and Rye were- steady. Fine
Barley was Is. dearer. In Pease and Beans there was not
much doing; the prices- the same. Flour remaius without
al t eration. • _

SmyritrtELn, Jury 4.---This day's Market had a middling
supply of prime Beasts, and the showN.of Cattle in other re-
spects was tolerahlygood ; 'Veal was cheaper; Mutton, Lamb,
and Pork, were dearer ; Beef supported last price ; and the
trade in general was pretty brisk. The sales in the Hay-
market were somewhat considerable; flay obtained lastprice;
Straw and Clover have fallen in price.