The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-19 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE. 17.—We yesterday stated the
arrival here of a re-captured homeward-bound,
Portuguese East Indiaman,,, called the. Oceano.
Her valuable cargo, consisted of 1027 packages
of ei9ce. gltids, -5150 bundles, of. rattans, 20,000
bags of rice, eight•bales of 'blankets, 335 chests
of tea, and 298 bundles of yarn laden at Calcutta.;
and 155 packages of bale goods,: laden at fllO tic
Janeiro.

PURTSMOUTII, JUNE 18.--Arrived a Rusbian

frigate and. a store-ship, froin the eastwai—
Sailed. the' Pickle, of 16 guns, Lieut. Wiz. Floc,
with a convoy to Guernsey.
ISLANDS OF SCILLY, JUNE. 14.---Caine in his
Majesty's schooner Rapid, sail) to have stores for a
new Signal House, to be built on St: Mary's
island, which will command a distinct view over
all the islands, and also a great extent
Channel'.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 16.---Arrived the Gleaner
ketch of 14 guns, from a cruize.
HARWICH, JUNE 18. Arrival the , Auckland
packet, BRIDGE, and the Lark packet, SHERLOCK,
with. mails and passengers from•Gottenburgh.—
They,bring an account that Austria has joined the.
Allies. Two Messengers were landed from them
and proceeded with all dispatch for London ; 'one
of them left the heads-quarters of the allied army
on the 2d instant:

•
TAB JASEUR,....-111 a late paragraph of Naval
News, this vessel wa!: mentioned as a Gosr-Bali; ;
whereas it.is one of the finest BRIGS in his Majes-
ty's Navy. She was recently launched at Ipswich,
and fitted out at ..Sheerness for the AnleriCilll sta-
tion, but is now under orders to proceed to the
Baltic, on particular service', with troops, Where-
ever she, goes, we trust we shall soon have to add
to our naval wreath a sprig of laurel gathered by
her gallant Officers and Crew.
The Success, Runsos, from Boston to Cadiz,
was taken and burnt, 27th May, by the Arethusa
French frigate.
A fleet of about 25 sail arrived at Gottenburgh
the 4th inst. from England, and a, fleet of about
60 sail arrived from the Nore on the Bth, and a
fleet of about 123 sail arrived at Carlscrona from
England—(date not mentioned).

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, FRIDAY, JUNE 19.

FAMBICATED DOCVM EN rs•

Mr. lima moved for a criminal information against Tho.
mas Addertey Phipps, the Editor and Proprietor of the News
Newspaper, for a libel on Lady Perceval. The affidavits on,
Which he moved this rule were very voluminous, And in suit-`
stance went to impute to Lady P. the forgery of certain letters,
purporting to be signed by Lords Elden, Castlereagh and Li-
verpool, respecting the business of the differences between
the Prince- and Princess of Wales. On the 19th of April last
the letters first made their appearance, Upon which occasion
Lady Perceval sent to Mr. Phipps, and disclaimed all
knowledge of, the letters. Mr. Phipps immediately wrote
.a disavowal, 'which be delivered to Lady Perceval, .uid
-desired her to get it inserted in all the Morning and
Daily papers. Subsequent, however, to this, he retracted
this apologv, and threatened to publish certain letters
•f a Mr. John Mitford. This Gentleman,was a relative of •
,Lady Perceval, and had been in the habits of familiareotres-
Tondenee with her: these private and confidential hitters it
seemed he had disclosed to ' Mr. phipp„, who 6.4. h that time
'had contintally ha...assed the feelings at Lady 'Pereeval with
threat to publish them in his Paper. This Court interposed,
and desired he would state on what.grouud he desired the in-
terposition of the-Court; was it for the pahlication of a libel?
The 7gral ed Counsel said it was—'-in accusing Lady P.-of
lettersfa-
i with the signatures of. certain Noble Lords
whom lie had m desiredentioned. The Court then desired him to re-
'truce his ailidavitto,that specific point, in order that when the
other side came to chew cause, they might know speciii„„Hy
they were to answer, and when it was so done, to men-
Zihollat it again' to the Court.