The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-21 00:00:00

NANrAti

1'AL1,401.1111, JUNE B.—Arrived tr,e
ham packet from Surinam, with mails, iii 23 dajs.
The Lady Arabella packet) %vitt' wails for Lisboa,
and the Windsor Castle ditto, for the West lu-

dies, are gone intorthe Roads.—Wind West.

DEAL, JUNE 20.--Arrived this morning, and
sailed for the River, the Glen Lamer, 1./Attu}, from
Madeira, and Haren, LYCREni from Cad;z, and
remains ; Warren, Suffolk, Malabar, Robert and
Ann, Thomas and Mary, BUR, Providence, and
Lord Melville transports, from. Harwich, with
the Piedinontese Legion, for Sardinia. Put back
from the North Foreland, by contrary winds, the
the racx, with loss of an anchor and cable,
and four more ships, ptu-ticulars unknpwn.—
Wind S. W.

Pox-rsmouTlT, JUNE 20.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships San Domingo, Admiral FONTE'; Impreg-
nab.le, Magnificent, Bedford, Stirling .Castle,
Norp, Banterer, Tisiphone, Bittern, Chatham,
and Surly cutter, from Chet-burgh ; Cleopatra
from the ‘lrest Indies ; and Zephyr sloop of war
from Plvmouth.—Wind Westerly.

The Albicore and Port Mahon had arrived-at
Rio with a convoy- from England, and the latter.
'Alin bad afterwards sailed for the West Indies...".
The Albicore (when in company with the Dane-
mark) 'recaptured the extra ship Woodbridge,
from Bengal, which was captured by the Ame-
rican privateer Grand Turk.—The Atinilon (flag-
. ship), Indefatigable, Iris, and Albicore, Were
lying at Rio Janeiro.—The Ceres left Rio on the
28th of April, bringing' a million- and a of
dollars. A few days before her arrival she recap-
tured the Livid, of Belfast, which had been taken
by the Surprise American privateer. She was
-boarded in the night-time, and the four Americans
in the charge of her were removed to the Ceres.
The next morning:. it was discovered that they had
'beaten the head 'nit of a barrel of gunpowder,
and placed a burning match near it, for the evi-
dent purpos^ of blowing up the vessel soon after
she' became iniour possession ; but, providentially,
the match went out. Captain BowLEs imme-
diately put the Americans in irons. •
The Magicienne, Hon. Capt. (CORDON, left the
Garonne on Thursday se'imight.—Admical. MAL-
coLm sailed on the 3d inst. with the first Grand
Division of the British Army for America , and
the Ajax, SO, Captain (now Rear-Admiral) OT-
WAY, with another Division, on the Gth.—Lord
KEITH and the. Hon. General COLVILLE were su-
perintending the embarkation of the remainder of
the army on board the ships in the Gettolllle.
The ships there were—apSultan (Lord KEITH), Rip-
pon, Vengeur, York, Zealous, Egmont, Clarence,
Madagascar, Lightning, B.c.—Sir HARRY NEALE
bad gone to Basque Roads to re-hoist his flag in
the Ville de Paris, and conic to England.—The
Hyperion, having landed the. specie she took Irons
England, had sailed for the saute place. •
Friday night the Cerberus, Capt. GARTH, ar-
rived at Portsmouth, from the Mediterranean.—
She left Lord ExmouTit_off 'Paulen on the 13th
of May. She brought dispatches from him.
We are happy to annonee the arrival in this
Port, of 21 sad of valuable merchantmen from the
West Indies ; but weare sorry to add, that the
Garland, PURCELL, another of the fleet, struck on
Bideford Bar, on the 15th inst. and will probably
be lost.—Bristol Journal.
We are concerned to state, that the boat of the
Dwarf cutter, was upset in the surf on the French
coast, sotnetide since, while endeavouring to get
a transport off the beach that had been driven on'
shore iil a.cbmle of wind, by shied accident Mr.
MoonE,-Master,,Mr. VORRELL, Midshipman, and
eight seamen, perished.