The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

INTAVAL Nt\-iiJ.

YARttOUTIT , APRIL 1 P.—Arrived

pean packet' from Gottf...nburgit

British awl a Courier with disp-!

c. f

does not appear whether any news of im
is brought by.thls vessel.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 17.—Arrived. the
Chelotte packet, with a mail from Pa.
,two days. The entry of the Allies into F.it

feaclied' that Port two days befdre the pae,ct
. .

sailed, olisequence
.of which• the heavy ord.:

mince destined for Lord WELLINGTO3 had been
ori!ered t 0 halt.-=Wind S. S,

DEAL, APRIL 19.--,Arrived the 'Wive ,111-rd.
armed cutter, with dispatch troni Admiral
You NGt Sailed the Nymph cutter for
Put back by contrary wilads the chief part of the

outward-bOund that sailed from hence yesterday.
The Albion schooner, that bad charge of them,
still keeps out with a few of the convoy.—
Wind Sr. E.

POIiTSMOUTHi APRIL 19.—Atrived .his Majcs-
ty's ship Fylla from Guernsey, Rosainond from
Plymouth, Meteor from the Downs, and the Ty 4
rian and Zephyr from a cruize.. Also arrived half
a dozen colliers and thrie coasters. Sailed the
Misletoe for Plymouth; and the Sprightly ou a
cruize. .The*Mediterranean ana Quehee convoys,
under his Majesty's ships Bellerophon and Pan-
dora, and the Hannibal, with the West India fleet,
first for Cork, to take the ships there, are ex-
pected to sail in the morning.—Wind caste'

PLYMOUTH', •APRiL 18.—Arrived a few coasters,
and the Eclipse, CONNEL, from London, bound
to Madeira. Arrived the Goldfinch sloop of war
from the French Coast, and" the Lightnint and
Pheasant sloops of War from a cruize.
HULL, APRIL 18.,---The Beaver sloop of, war,
Captain Mury, will sail frcm the Humber with
convey for the Baltic, as soon as ten vessels are
assembled.'
The Dart, LtotrilrobT, from. Hull for Stock-.
ton and Sunderland, sprung a leak at sea on
Thursday se!nnight, and foundered about six
miles off Bridlington, where the Captain and
crew arrived in the boat on Friday morning; some
part of the cargo has been drifted to the shore
near Bridlington.
The Ormus, WaLkcr.., of and from Stmderland,

went on shore during the latethiCk.Weather on
thellolderness Coast, got off with cousiderable
damage, ard put into _Bridlington to refit.
The Xing George, GdnboN, of London, for
Davis' Straits., having.sprung a leak at sea, put
back for the Orkneys, and on her.passagt: was
chased by the Scourge American sloop of War and
a -privateer, into the Orkneys, having rcceived se.
vend' shots in her hull. _
The Union, SCOTLAND, ' from Liverpool
,to
Newfoundland; - the Symmetry, hAito, of Hull,.
from Liverpool to Palau; and • tb6 Winchester,
NOIMUkY, front Liverpool to the. Baltic, were
taken on the Ist instant near Cape Wrath, by the
Scourge: American privateer, of 12 guns and 7a
men ; the two fort iet she. burnt, and the latter
dismasterL Tilecrew•j.weit put on board the
Swedish ship Scandliratia, I\l.-essusl, from Liver-
pool to the Baltic; and landed at Long Hope the
3d instant.

CORK, APRIL 11.—The Newfoundland and
nalifax fleets, which attempted to pt.t to -sea on
Friday, and brought.4alagain; Sailed. from our
harbour.yesterday Morning, tinder-convoy of his
.Majestys ship Leander,. Sir GEORGE COLLIER, etc.
with a fine breeze,—The Quebec fleet also sailed
yesterday, k tYing. been joined.oti the harbour by
the one from Spithead.,-7The fleet for Spain, &c.
likewise' sailed yesterday with a fine.wind, and the
whOle soon cleared the land. •

this morning, but what ‘yal
equal to the demand.. The salt
being exceedingly 'doll, the pr
nominal, at the last-quotations
English Wheat 525. 625. 725.
Fine ditto - • 765. —s. —s.
Foreign do - 52.; 625. 78S.
Rye
liacicy - - - 295. 3r?S. ---s.
Fine.ditto - -40 s. 425.
Malt - - - 665. 745.

_gb• had,_ no fresh' arrivals
t over from Monday
Of the dial rent ki..ds ofGraia
Mei may be cOttsidered acarty

Fine ditto - - Bog. —s.
'hitePease (boil.) 525.
Fitteli4o •- - • - —s.
Grey Pease -- - - 3Gs. 445.

A Court Martial was held at Plymouth, on boa-d
the-Salvador del Niundo, on Friday, to try Ala:
Worrocks, .sea,man, belonging
.to the WarspiCts,
for striking the- iship's corporal in tlie execution
of his duty, fur which he was sentenced to. sutler
death.--Liellt. ALEX, BERKELEY BRANCH, and
the Officers and ship's company of the hired ketch
Gleaner, were also' tried for the lcss of. the sai4‘
vessel,. and fully acquitted. • •

Fine Grey,Pease -
'rid, Beans - - -87 s. 445.
Small Tick .Beaus .50s.
Feed Oats- - - -18 s. ;t;;,.
Fine ditto -
Voland Aitto 24.)5. 275.
Fine ditto -
Potatoe ditto - - 295.
Rape Seed. 461..-1. rcr
Fine Flour t;os. G,ss.
Seconds - - 450. 6U3.

.The illuminations in the loyal town of Swansea,
in honbur of the late glorious events, were of a
very brilliant description. ',very house was lighted
all the vessels in the Bay were illiiminated ;
and. large-bonfires, on the fops of the surround i ug,
mountains, produced the. grandest imaginable
effect. _ _

. , .
At the Perth Depot., when the news o`- 800-
NAPARTE'S dethronement vas communicated to
the prisoners-, is • was received with acclamations
of joy. -They soon after sent a respectful message
to Captain MoatARTY, requetting permissionto.,
illuminate
,the 'prisons, in token oitheir delight
at, the prospect cif peace and liber;ition. This wa
granted, but as they bad too little time ior pre-
paration, only the northernmost prison was cotn.
pletely lighted up. The Tower was illutnituttcgt
by order 9f the Goveruoy.