The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-14 00:00:00

OFFICIAL.

A third edition of the state of the Negotiation
is brought 'by the Dutch Mail,' It is as folloWs

" By the last accounts from Ghent it appears
that the late events in North America have n►acle
a very deep impression on the American Ney,o,
ciators. After a short absence they are returned
to Ghent, and expect with impatience instructions
from, their Government, which will probably de-
cide the fate-of the Netiociations."

Non nostrum tai►tas componcre lites—En.

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 13.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Iris, from the Brazils ; the Fame, PARENT,
from the Downs, bound to Bermuda. Sailed his
,Majesty's ship Sprightly, oil a ernize. Caine into
harbour his Majesty's ship Warspite. His Ma-r
jesty's ship Valiant, with the ships for Cork and
the West Indies, will sail in .the in ; also
his Majesty's ship Cyane, with a convoy fur New-
foundland.

DEAL, OCT. 12.—Arrived-the Henry, BATTER-
- BIE, from Cadiz, and sailed for the River • Rain-
-bow, and Scout sloop of war, from the Aiediter-
.ranean, and are under quarantine ; Sisters, DYER,
frill Oporto, and are sailed for the Thames ;
and Perseverance transports, from the Me-
diterranean, and remain. Came down from the
River his Majesty's ship Mermaid, with American
prisoners of war, bound to Plymouth. Arrived
the Mary, Venerable, and Oliver transports, from
'Ostend. Came down from the River several ships,
names not known.—Wind S. W.
SnEettsEss, OCT. 13,—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Censor, with .a convoy for Elsineur, with the
wind at S. W. The next convoy will.sail about
the 25th instant.
The Mary, Orsiztr,•from Mogadore to London ;
_
LETTON, from the Havanna!) to London;
anti Nancy, ALLEN, front Poole to Newfoundland,
,were retaken, -between the Ist and sth ult. by tbq
Pique frigate, and sent for Barbadoes. •
.12ITRACT OF A LETTER FROM ST. MICHAEL'S,
• DATED SEPT. 26;
`` Tire Amelia schooner privateer landed:im the
9th inst. at Graciosa, 32 British masters and sea-
men of vessels she had captured. The brig In-
dian Lass was chased into Graciosa, a f-,ew days
ago, by two American privateers, one of which
narrowly escaped capture by the Pique frigate, .
which anchored here for supplies on the 23d inst.
on her return tO Birbadoes."

The Members which arc to compose the several
Court Martinis for the trial of Colonel QU►NT►N,
which is fixed for Monday next, the 17th instant,
at Whitehall, (unless some new incident inter-
vene) arc to consist of Officers in the Home
District.

Detachments of the 6th and 57th regiments, and
of the Royal Staff Corps, are ordered to embark
at Portsmouth for North America.
A dismounted squadron of the 14th Light Dra-
goons are ordered to hold themselves in readiness
for foreign service.

The 18th Hussars are removed from Lewes -to
Arundel.

The gth and 13th Light Dragoons are ordered
to embark for Irdand, the former from Bristol,
and the latter from Plymouth,

FROM THE YANKEE (Morning) CHRONICLE.
• Our intelligence from Ghent yesterday is of
the 9th instant, by private letters, and of the 10th,
by a Gentleman who on that day left the
Since the interview between the respective Com-
mis•ioners on Wednesday the sth of this month,
nothing had' hoen done or even attempted. The
dispatches which were sent• off from hence on
Friday last, .will he the first communication that
is at all likely to renew the 'intercourse ; and it
cannot therefore he expected, that hefore the he-
ginning'ot next week any further information can
be procured regarding the proceedingi. It has
been reported, that very late on Wednesday night
a Messenger arrived with 'dispatches from Ghent,
and that he was the bearer rat proposals of a very
pacific nature. With this story was connected a
disposition, on the part of his Majesty's Minis-
ters, to surrender all their 'pi-etensions to territo-
rial acquisition on the Canadian frontiers. This
representation had the effect of lowering American
prodce, and of soithvvhat advancing the Funds ;
but we are persuaded thilt there is no truth brit."
Upon the above species of information another
Morning Paper of this date has the following just
remarks :

"We hove more than once advised the Public
to read vitlt caution the accounts of the Negocia-
tion at Ghent in some of the London Papers, and
exposer,' their t'n they. Indeed, one of them pays
so little regard' to probability, that without any re-
gard to the direction of the wind, or whether there he
an arrivol or not, it is sure to present a doily ac-
count of what is doing at Ghent, as regularly as it
does the price of stocks, or the slide of the tide.—
With these observations we introduce the follow.
ink; extract of a letter, whirl) we have received
front a Gentleman in that City, possessing the best
means of obtaining accurate information upon the
.subject
" GEIENT, OCT. 7.—There is nothing new here
of much interest. The British and American
Commissioners have been Ow visits to the neigh-
bourbood. Lord Gambier to look at Antwerp and
Bergen-op-Zoom, and Mr. Goulbtirn to Antwerp
and Brussels. The American Ministers to Brus-
sels. This interval has been occasioned by the
reference to London of the last conununication
front the American Commissioners. A reply front
the British Commissioners is now daily expect-
ed ; and it• 4 presumed that it will be of a deci-
sive natue, as the information respecting the
destruction of Washington City has arrived in the
interval. The American
,Ministers are much irri-
tated by that occurrence, and, it is presumed,
will bring the Negociations to an. abrupt close, if
the demands of the British Government are per-
sev.red in. They think they have been trifled
with to gain time. There has been every ex-
change of personal civility and attention. between
the two sets of Commissioners."