The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-29 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS

LYMINGTON, AUG. 9 A. M. yesterday,
the fleet,botind to Spain, Portugal, and the Medi-
terranean, to der convoy of his -Maiesty s ships
Granieus and Conflict, got under weigh, and at
3 cleared the Needles, all N.E.
WEYMOUTH, AUG. 27.-ArriVe(! the Francis
Freeling packet, with a wail From Guernsey and
Jersey. Sailed yesterday from Portland Goads,
with the wind at North, the Newfoundland fleet,
mder convoy of the Derwent sloop of war. Also
sailed two French vessels, after dkcharg:ng their
cargoes of cattle.

IFAI.MoUTII, AUG. 26.—Arriyed yesterday- the
„Duke of Marlborotigh packet, with a mail from
Lisbon, in nine days. Francis Sailed the Free,'
Line parker, with a mail from Lts;4on.
PLYMOUTH, AUG-27.—Arrivedihe Bee;- COT-
TON, from Cork. Sailed the Bacchus sloop of
‘var,
,with .a fleet for Cork-;* opossin sloop of
way, with a fleet for Bourdeaux ; Bridantis', Err-
rotas, and IlyperiOn frigates:on Separate eruizes.
The brig Triton, of Peterhead, JAMES BLANen'
mastee,, with a cargo of wine and coffee, from Ca-
diz, and the brig Arun, of Scarborough, JACOB
TINDAL master, in ballast, from Gibraltar to Lis-
nn j captured on the 23d and ,24th nit off
Cape St. Vincent, by the American. privateer
Prince of Neufchatel, both of which she s'euttit.d.,
'and sunk„aftee taking out part Of -the Triton's
cargo. So numerous had been the captures inade
by this privateer, that, he:ides the vessels she had
sunk and burnt, 90 of her crew (originally 140)
had been dispatched in prizes to Lisbon, &c. AU
the private prope,rty was taken from the masters
of the Triton and Arun, who, with two passe:J..
gets, were put on board the Swedish brit!' Sophia,
and landed here on Wednesday. . The Prince •of
Neufchatel is-commanded by-a:Frenchman,cailed-
ORDINEAUX, and his first Lieutenant is an Eng-
lishman, of the 'name of ALLEN.:

DE•kL, AUG. 28.—Arri'ved his sips Leyden and
Buceplialns, trom Russia, And remain for orders;
a Fretich ship.of war from Flushing., and • sailed
for Brest. Also arrived several transports .from
Portsmouth.—Wind

• PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 28.—=Arrived his Majesty's
ships Nelson and Bristol, font the Eastward ;
Pickle schoener,''and Rosario sloop of will' from
the Westward. Sailed the Centaur man of war,
'for -Plymouth. Released from quarantine his Ma-
jesty's ship Spitfire. The outward-bound in St.
Helyn's'Rolds, which were wilder weigh this morn-
•ing: we for, wi:l he obliged- to put hack', as
the wind has shifted to the. Westward..

CORK, AUG. 22.—Noturu AluviocAtv CONVOY.:
Ye:,terday arrived his T',.Ll:rsty!s. ship Horatio,
'Captain Drp,ow, from PI-Tr-inth, arid shortly
atter hoisted convoy signal for -Arrierica.—Al3o
sailed his.Majesry's ship L:thalion, ‘Capt. DIGRY,
and Brisk, •in pursuit Of some privateers on the
coast, one of whom had the audacity to Chace a
merchant vessel within 15 or 16 miles of the
•harl)our.

''An order came down yesterday for sending off
"161 J• shipwrights. from this Dock-yard, to assist,
we believe, in the c:mipletion of some vessels re-
quired for service on the American Lakes and
Coas'ts. We are happy to -see these tokens of a
deterMination in our 'Ministers to press the con-
test with' Aniertea to 'a deeisive conclusion Hi-
therto we have been merely Owing with her ; but
we hope that s;ie will' be tanght to feel British
vengeance for her perfidious and unnatural con-
duct, when 'this country seemed to be in distress,
and unable to punislcher insults .and tiravadocs
they deserved.—(Plu mouth Telegrvh; Aug. 27.)

On the 18th tilt. the Denaless fanded at Que-
bec pine Officers and 241 men, from. the 4th bat-
talion of Royal Scots, and the Crocbdile 180 men
of the same regiment, which had been wrecked in
ihe'Leopard, on Anticosti.

Ten tinarterMen, 200 shipwrights, and 12 black-
siniths, are to proceed .from Portsmouth Dock-
yard to.- Canada, in the .Zealous, A/4, Captain
ANDERSON:

Sir JAMES COCKBURN', upon his arrival- from
Halifax, and. resuming the Government of lier,-
inutia, issued a Proclamation, laying an embargo
on all vessels at the Island, %which, it was sup-
posed, would continue. in force until the expe4-
lion to the American Coast had sailed.

TIITJRSDAY the Lottery begins Manilla,
and as there are no fixed Prizes, it iS possible
that all the Capitals may ,be drawn the first ;
an early purchase is tberetVre; recommended—at
WEBB'S Fortunate Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near
St. Paul's, where Ticlrets and Shares are selling
considerably cheaper than for miry years. NVEtB
Sold ill Shares .No. 39.12, a Prize of '29,0001. and
eight other Capitals, in the last twelve. aiouths.