The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-01 00:00:00

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NAITAT,

Z;dßJcJtJ'rfi, r‘raje'sv-';;
ship Blazer, •C'aplaii) tr;., and :the, Hearty.
Captain ROsE, with eleven sail oeigun7boats, froni
the .Eunns.-L-LaSI night avmEed his Majesty's, ship
I.lrfseis., Captain itossjroin Ort3tienb.nrgh, having
6n hoard P. ItioatEtt; Es&j. .;The intelligence
brought by this conveyance i.sairl to be, that the
Norwegians continne detertnined to 're'sist 'the at:::

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, • tempts,of Sweden on their country.
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PLYMOUTH, ,-JULY 3.o.—Canie in the .Ancka-
rel schooner -frOM the Mediterraneemc'veith dis-
patches.; London packet, HoLMAst; erom Oporto,
in seven days ; sailed the 221 inst. with 50 shirt-
tinder convoy of his Majesty's ship Redwing; 12
sail of which are_ gone up the Bristol Channel,•and
the remainder nplSt. George's Channel. They
have on board 12,060 Pipes of %%inc., liie Ame-
rican schooner- privateer Bmirdfish, ab,n.t twelve
days since,' captured, off Cape Finisterre, the
Steady, .Bully, and two other ships, -which she
. burnt, and the crews were landed in Spain. The
private r has. been in the practice of lying close
under Cape Finisterre at night.. Came in the
Royal Sovereign man of war.
FALMoUTII, JULY 29.—Arrived the Manchester
packet, with II mail front. Gibraltar and Malta;
14 days from Gibraltar.—Wind W.
PgirsmouTti, JULY 31.—Yesterday arrived
fleet (among which are 20 transports) from the
Mediterranean, under . convoy of his Majesty's
-ships Pembroke, Pont*, and Redwing. The
Pembroke. sailed from Mahon the sth inst. The
Redwing is from Gibraltar. At Genoa'ihe Pein
brOke left the Boyne, Berwick, Edinburgh, and
A rmada -; at Malian, the. Ili voli, Duncan, am&
Blenheim. The Sall Josef- and Midgrave had,
sailed for England ; they arrived at Plymouth on
Tuestky. Lord Exmotrrx's family %vas daily ex-
pected, at Genoa, trout Palermo, tviteit the whole
of-the shins, except those..ordered to.rentain, viz.
Malta (Admiral HALLowELL), Rivoli, Tremen-
dous, Berwick, and Aboukir, would sail-for Eng-
land. Lr,:ers,• indeed, received from Genoa,
through F rance, state, that ids Lordship sailed on
the:- 12th instant, in the Caledonia, wi.h three
other ships, and ten transports. Trade had be-
gan to flourish most prominently at Genoa. Ar-
. rived to-day :lke Misletoe schooner from Cher-
burgh. Sailed the • Urgent gnu-brig for Gtiern-
sey. His Majesty's ships Poinpee and Pembroke
art released from quarantine. His Majesty's
ship Magnificent will sail with the West India
fleet in the morning,. if the %viva he fair. Arrived
the-Snake sloop of war front Jarnaica--,no parti-
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eulars.,--Wind S.
DEAL, JULY 31.—Came down from the River.
several sail Of West Indiameri, and are n 0.% (four
o'clock) with about 20 sail of transports, turn-
ing to windward. Arrived four sail of the-Me,
diterranean fleet, and remain.—Wind S. S.W.
LIMERICK, JULY 27.—The brig Iridt Miner,
Captain PHIL:Lips, (row Liverpool, to this_ port,
arrived yesterday. On Monday last, the. 25th
inst. she was capteired two leagues off the Skelligs
by the ViThig American privateer, Captain MA,.
THEW CLARKE, of 8 guns, with a crew of 120,
last front Bhltimore. During her cruise she cap-
tured several -vessels. ,amongst whom are the
&this, from Newfoundland, Captain CRABTREE,
for Bristol, taken On Mmiday ;- the Alexander',
of Waterford„ Captain BrvAN, taken on the 7t ; ;
. anal a cutter front Bristol to Tener ffe, with A most
valuable cargo ; the Captain of the privateer ,leem-
ing that the Irish Miner was not of much conse-;
quence, after taking out her cargo, permirted her
to proceed for her- destination, and also suffered
Captains CRABTREE-R[ld BNVAN to coine in her on
parole ! they landed here yesterday, and this
moruing Captain CRABTREE deposited' upwards of
200 letters. in the Post-Office, from Newfound=
land, for several parts of the *United KinAmn,
but which 'vvere all opened and examined by the
Yankee Captain. _ 'rile private property, charts,
books, &c. of Captain CRABTREE were taken by
Captain PHILLIPS. Tine Miner left the privateer
on Monday evening, off the bkeiligs, steering W.
N. W.

CORK, JULY 27.—0 n Monday sailed his Ma
jesty's ship Zealous, Captain Boys, I'm. the Gi-
ronde, and St. Domingo, with the 2d and 59th
Regiments, for Portsmouth.—yesterday arrived
his Majesty's ship Norue, 74, 'Captain RALN I ER,
with four companies, of the 50:h, under Lieut.-
Colonel HARRISON, and 92d, Lieut.-Colonel CA-
MERON, front BourdeauZ. She sailed thence the
22d 3ttly, with his Majesty,'s ship Chatham; hay-
ing on board the 34th, and the remainder of the
50th. The Chatham has a fleet of tran,ports
nailer convoy; and is not yet arrived.—ilis").la'-.
jeaty's ship Tigris; Captain HENDcasuN, arrived
yesterday trout cruize.. On Thursday, last she,
'fell in tyitha ship of war, about 60 miles to the.
W. of Mizen-head, which she took for the Awe-
ican sloop war Wasp. She,chased her for 398
thick about 40 bOurs. The
gris, when she first saw her, was gOing l 2 knots
an hour. On Saturday the Tigris, perceived
igunher of gun-carriages, and other wreck, which
led her, to think the Wasp hail foundered,—,Nes-
terday morning arrived his Majesty's ships Con-
quest and Bloodhound, with. a. small fleet from
Plymouth, which place they left on Sunday.
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We regret to state, that on Monday morning
last, the Bauk,Of Aessrs.JorcE and Co. of this
Com), stopped payment.,: The firm have, how-
ever, notified to the holders of their Notes and
the Public, " that a-starement of their affairs will
be ready for inspection. on Sunday the, 31st inst.'
at two 'o'clock, which it is hoped, will prove that'
the.preBeßf suspension of their pilyntents is merely
temporary."—Gal. Chron.

A duel
,was toughyloa Merlin Park, between
Mlca4F.t. AYLEwAttn., .and A.N.THoNr Ftuttwx,
-,E4sqrS. at an.early hour yesterday morniug, when
each party disehkrged a case ofpistols without any
-effect.; latter gentleman was. :ntende4 on the
ground by C)IIARLES likowNis• and the former by
.PATRICK DILLON.
'.l.'Wo very ingenious and
_sensible pamphlets
having appeared in Pan on the sales of the (so
called) national domains, the Chamber Lof Depu-
i" th-„„,,,ht fit to .C,,(Lie to a solemn resolution
eeoguisiugthe validity of such sales,

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OriSttorday Hizh.tess .t ie Pnl\cr
1-,E.t1.1.:75ii went ili, State a) elpse the Session .of.
P:trliii..m:at by a Speech from the 11.hroile.,
Royal 11ighneSS arrivedState--arri'lge at,
half past (mc o:.clock at the CLINiBER-
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LAND's .I)ouse, .St James's Patacer, where4he ‘va,,
'l'l.loltN TON, the Duke of
COMBRP.I.AND't; Egitorv, must of the'
Great Officers of State, the !ouse old, con-
sisting. Of
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The Lord Steviard,„thii Lord Chamber,l,ain, the ',llater of
the Horse, the Trea.rirer of the Household, Gold Stick (Earl
Cathcart Silver Stick- Sir Felix Ailar),LOril in Waiting (Lord
Stewart:,, (;roomin W a tiii,,.. ..tiir H. Turoer) ; Sir William
Kep-f)el altended as Master of the ftilli,es ; P.,ice, 'of Hoitaitr
Naster Bloonifield)., 1 he .Carition ~.ct tlie`feciitien of the Guard,
Gekitleiell,(Tsliers, 3.:c.

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His Ilovol Highness, with thzse attendants,
Went in Processiou thrOnLY.b. the gallery, (he Ball-
room, and down the great,sraircase., anti entered
the ‘Stote-earriage in the Court-yard,. tvhile the
Band on duty played .Sart- the
.king," and
'the Guard presented amts. His Royal..HighL
ness mire a General of the Artillery's uniform,
with the Order of the Garter,. &c. His 'loyal
Ilightiev=, we ace the pleasure to say, appeared
in excellent health ; wai .ar-com'panied in the
State-earriage by the Duke of ‘.loN7rrtosE as Mas-
ter:of the Horse, and Lord S'ra VART as. the Lord
•in. Waiting.- 'The cream coloured horses were de,
eoratedswith light blue ribbons. . The other
tend:lnt; went in three carriages, two with six
bay ;horses, and one with .six blacks. The Pro-
cession iris led by a serjeant and two privates:in
the Royal Horse Guards. The State-carriag,e.was
preeed,d by twel;...e Royal. Footwelvettnen, telve Yeo-
men of the ,Gm:rd, a Yeoman :Usher,
_anti four
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Marsbahnen, in new uniforms... On. account of
the lanterns %Illicit were. bung on the trees to .
the Jubilee, which is to commence this,day,.the'
Procession did not go through. the Park, as is
'customary, but proceeded through
Charing-Cross,:&c. His Royal Highness was ge- •
nerally cheered on his way row. the Palace to.the
Parliament House. The Procession 'returned in
the same order and arrived at St. James', P(tlnee
at three o'clock. His Royal. Highness etttered
1115 private carriage from . Cnrubcrlaad House,te
where hewas' saluted by a Guard of Honour, the falling of the colours, and the Band playing " God
Save the King," and the huzzA of a • crowded
Court-yard.