The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FEB. c2o.—Arrived his Majesty's
schooner Bramble from Comma, with disptches;
also, in Ilamoaze, a sloop cartel, from
the brig New Blessing, DIDDALL, frOtaWaterford,,
with provisions for this port ; and the sloop Pro-
vidence, ROBERT WHITE, master, from Cork, with
provisions for this port Emil Portsmouth.
Put in here to join convoy the brig Susan,
FtiHER. , from IVaterford, with corn, and the brig
Wellington, from Waterford, with provisions, both
bound to London.

FEB. 27.—The American brig Hero, trorn
iuin ton, s bound to. Lisbon, under license, de-
tained by his MajeAy's ship. comet, was this day
released from quarantine,

Put hack yesterday by contrary winds. the
Sylvia either, with dispatches, for Lisbon.
Arrived on Thursday night the Helicon brig of
war from a cruise„ anti the Tcazer gun-brig from
Portsmouth.

Arrived this day the Pheasant sloop of War front►
the Westward. ,

Sailed the Cornwal&man of war for Portsmouth..
Put back the Whiling schmmer.
The Andromeda'sloop of war. will sail this day to
ernkze off Lisbtm. .
On Monday afternoon, sbon after the arrrival
of the Dublin i-1, C,apt. DuNN,7antl. six mew,- in
the gig, kit, the ship to go ash Ore.. :"ViTheti car.
DUNN had landedi the, boat's crew were .directed
to return to the ship, .and. quitted
,the Admiral's
Stairs for that purpose, but no tidings have been
heard of them since, anti it is supposed that, they
were drowned in passing that futai 'spot the'

F. T. FEB. 26.-7-Arrived this day, the
Alin packet, ciipt, BRITTON, with mails, from'
Cadiz, 9 dayS pas Sage ; on the 27th, passed• 28
sail of merchant vessels, and two ships 'OF war,
standing pup Abe Gut on the 2-Ith spoke the
Lord M4soz schooner, of London, from Te-
neriffe, out eighteen day.i, bound to London,
with a cargo of wine, which vessel was on
the Gth inst. close to Porto Santo, hoarded by a
French privateer, which plundered from her all
her pro Visions and water ; the schooner Was sup-
plic,l by Capt.BstiTToN. The Itinehinbipke packet'
Wils arrived at; Gibraltar. About 150 American
vessels; with flour, rice, &c. had arriVettat Cadiz.
On the I,lth iwt, a Spanish frigate, with a. consi-
derable quantity of dollars, had arrived at Cadiz
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from South Amerieti. •
• Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Proine thfus,
and Swetkish brig independence, RAILSTROM, from
St/Uhes, with salt lorStoekboltn; Parted from the.
fleet on the 176:inst. under his Majesty's slnps La
Pique and it krile. • s

Put beck his Altijestrer brig Pelican, ivit!t mail~
(your itimaica

-Arrived this eyeninghis Majesty'sships Albicore,
Reindeer, hxhound, Scylla, Lyra, Mustard, and
Royaliat, all from Plymouth ; also arrived the
brig Wellington, from Waterford for 1,,,nd0n ; and
sailed the brig Cynthia, LAING, with oil and
'fruit, for Hull, and the Orion, BayElt, with wines,
for London. • ,

PORTS*MOVIII, FEB. 28.--,--An:ived yesterday his
'Majesty's ;ship Cornwall from Plymouth.
Sailed to-day his. Majesty's ships Lianiadriad
and Dapper, with it convoy, for Guernsey arid
Jersey.

TORBAY, Tltn. 28.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
insolcnt, w•it.h dispatches,, from Admiral Lord
KEITH, from the squadron in Basque Roads, and
reports, that great part of the tnen Are landed
from the fret ii ships, and marched to join the
Grand Armies in the North.

Passed tlaough the Bay for. Plymouth his Ma-
jesty's ship Mag.'

his..lfajesty's ship San
,Tosif,. for Chatham ;. Mosquito, Raleigh, 4reher,
Fervent, and t Partkian, for Portsmouth , Urgent,
Barbara, Bakal°,
.011gmpia, Pioneer, anti Steady,
nun craze
,otl Dungtncss and Ow Frerkch coait;`,
Cumberland, General Stewart, Mope, fl almer
tie, litigh ifnglds, Union, Lord gelville, Lowther
Castle,
.oeean, Sir Will .Fulteney, Iluddart
East India:men ; also the -chief part of•the remain-
,
ing ships and coasters for Portsmouth.

The convoy, with the whole of the ships under
their charge still remain, the wind not being suf-
ficiently free.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Thienaer and Cracker
from U Cluize. Several ships .are • coming down
from the River and pissing; through the Downs,
particulars not 'known.

sHEERNEcs, 28,—Sailed the Craizer and
Sheldroke sloop of war ; /divot, Mariner, and
Snipe gun-brigs for the Baltic ; the Mercurius
sloop of war ii , hoisted the convoy signal for ,1 c
the Dank, and Will take such ships as joins her at
the Sore by the :id of- March.
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