The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-02 00:00:00

NAVAL N IsyV S.

PLYMOVTII, MARCU 31.--Arrived the Prieto;
Charlotte Frigate from a Cruize in the Irish Chag
nel ; and the Alligator, of 28 guns, armed en flute,
from Liverpool.
Sailed L'lmpelueu,x, of 78 guns, Montague, of 74
guns, and Jupiter, of 50 guns for Portsmouth ; the
latter has had a thorough refit at this Port, and 14
supposed to be destined for the East Indies.

.Arrived the Meiji Frigate from a Cruizo iu flap
Channel.

PORTSMOUTH, ArtlL I.—Arrived the Montagur,,
of 74 guns, Capt. OTWAY, from Plymouth.
Sailed the Sharpshooter Gun-vessel, Lieut. GOLDIk
with a Convoy of Transports for Guernsey.
. Went out of Hubour the- Herald new Sloop of
War.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Arrived this -dal!,
His' Majesty's Gun7brieg Peher, 14 guns, Lieut. '
EVELYN, with a Convoy from Belfast for London k
the Resolution, PERRY, from Chester ; Miry,
REVETT, and the Eliza, OWENS,, from Youglill. ;
the carnarvan. Castle,' Jorms, from Caraarvon ;
and -Friends' Endeavour,.ITicgs, frOm Swansea. .

Appeared off this day a Fleet consisting of about
6o Sail, from Portsmouth, bound to the Mediterrane-
an, and were joined from hence by His Majesty's
ShiV;S'eakorse, 38, guns, Capt. STEWART, and the
,Brig -giiabeth, Capt.i-CooK, for Malta. Also. sailed
the Ninceis Elizabeth, Ktnn, with Mails of thii`
tpth and 24th'inst. for Lisbon 5 Passengers, Messrs.
BROWN, PARKER, and PARKER i and Diana_Schoo,
ner for Plymouth..

HARWICH, APRIL I.—The Auckland Packet,
Capt. HANIMO&D, arrived this tnorning- from Got-
teahurgh, with a Mail, and a Russian Messengez
'with Dispatches fof his Ambassador at London.

The Packets with the outward Gottenburgh and.
Danish Mails of to-day are' prevented from sailtus
by a-strong East wind.
Remain the Dauntless and Valorous Praams, with
the'ii*Voie Cutter, elrgus,, :Baiger. , Viper, and
Iris Revenue Cruizers.

SHEERNESS, Arlin. . —Tile Spy Sloop of War,
Capt, HUDSON, with a very large Convoy for the'
Baltic,, got under weigh yesterday afternoon., but
have brought up again just without the Nor Light,
the wind having shifted to the Eastward,
Sailed the Leveret Sloop of War for the Downs.

The wind being now., S. by E. the Baltic Fleet
are preparing to sail again. Half-paq Five : the BA-%
tic Convoy remains about ten mires belpw the Nora

Came down troll-) Chatham His Driajeity's Brigs
Sapphire and Alacrity.

DEAL, Apnit. 1.---Arrived the Devastation Bomb.
from 'ortstricuth, with a Convoy of Transports, &c.
which are sailed for the River; the Ilaille,ur Sloop of
War and the. Flamer Gan-brig from a Cruize.
'Came down from Sheerness and sailed throuzbi
the Downs the Bonetta *op of War: .

Came down from the River the Modfbrd 'and
Duvonshire East indiamen, the Litter sailed for Ports-
mouth, the ff.,rtner remains.
Sailed the B/az,cr*Gun,brig .for. Sheerness.
The Zebra onlb and the outward-bound are pre-.
paring to sail.

The mr. ALEXANDER
yesterday,DAVlSON, whom we men-
ondas the Prosecutor
spetling the sale of seats in Parliament, is not Mr.
g. tramadion re-
otif.:_e inAolidrure P‘avis)e s, for
a..swi:dcin
ALEXANDER DAVISON, of St, James's. Square, but a
Major DAI.,IsoN, some time since in the service of
the East India Company,
It .Was' not the Right Hon. C. LONG who 'was
overset in his curricle on Tuesday, in Piccadilly, but
a Gentleman of the same name, residing in Gros-
venor-place.

r' •
On Monday evening as his MAJESTY was leaving,
the Queen's Palace for Windsor, the carriage, AS
usual, went very sloW till it got upon Constitution
Hill. As the carriage was passing near the entrance
to the 'kitchen' *of :the- Palace,' 'a-)`Tbung- than genteelly
dressed attempted to force open one of the blinds of
His MAJESTY'S carriage, to put in a paper. Sayers,
the Pollee Officer, was in attendauce,near the spot,
and immediately seized the young man ; and on ex-
amining him, he discovered that he was a foreigner,
that he was not conscious he was doing wrong, and
unacquainted-with the proper course to take to pre-
sent a Peitimiko -His MAJESTY. Sayers, in cause-
quence, 44-tattlkeep him in custociy, but took his
Petition,. and,told him he would deliver it to the
KING, and appointed him to attend next. day be-
tween tWelve•and one o'clock at the Queen's Palace
for an answer.

Sayers took the. Petition to the Secretary of State's
Office, and he was direeted ,by Mr. READ to bring
the'young man to the Office, when he came for an
answer. Yesterday•Ahe young man attended at the
.Rilace, agreeably to the appointment of Sayer,, for .
an answer to the Petition, and Sayers took him before
Mr. READ, who sent him to the Alien Office, where,
we understand; he was ordered to find sureties not.
to be guilty of :_itnilar condlia, or he should he
sent out of the country. He is a native of Germany,
and the Petition was written in the German language.
Besides the Scots Royals and other Regiments or,
dered immediately to proceed to India, the 2d Batta-
lion of G'enerat FrrittpY's Regimf n', the 34th,
also received orders to enabark and proceed with the
Fiect. for India,