The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-22 00:00:00

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PLYstop.rn, „ pE,c. ,QO.----Arrived ..the,; /Wm,
'Timm, from Liverpool to Limerick,.captured by
an,.-kineriCan priyateer, and recaptured by his Ma-
jesty's ship Bellerophon. The ,ilircyallus, WaTsost,
from Quebec, Young Fipderick Danish brig from
. .
f.egitorn forLontlon; the brig Brilliant of Liver-
pool, DAYENPORT,:Master, with cotton and tal7
, were picked op. at sea, by the ilypc-
ries: 'lhe Brilliant brig, was fowl
with her masts and sails laying, alongside, sup-
posed to have
,been, cut away by a French pri-
vateer. His Majesty's ships Hyperion and
're% left St. John's, Newfoundland, Nov. 10, with
t •
n fleet cif 35 sail. for the Peninsula; saw them
within 45 miles of the coast.; the Kate Kearney,
and Clara were with the fleet. The Hyperion re-
captured the Swedish ship Providentia, from Rio
Janeiro to Lisbon. .The Providcntia is just ar-
rived. file Eugene French privateer, which bind
captured the last-mentioned vessel, bad taken two
others. She was erniiing between Cape Finisterre
and St. MiehaePs'about 14 days since. The Hyperion
is with his Majesty's ship Queen, with 29 sail of
West lndiainen under convoy. The Syria, of.
Dartmouth, Was captured and burnt by the Eu-
gene, on the isth November.—His' Majesty's
ships Crescent, Comet, and Prometheus winter at
Newfoundland.; the latter•was to take convoy to
the West. Indies; 'and return to St. John's. The
Pheasant sailedthe latter end of October for Prince
Edward's Island, and would return to St. John's,
and take the fleet, With the Dryad frigate, for
Spain, &c.
Arrived the General Kemp, JENKINs, from Que-
bec, with timber, captured by the Grand Turk
Atutilican privateer; and re-captured by the *Re-
bury; gun-brig The Racehorse, for Newfound-.
land, was captured by this D'ilignt French pri-
vateer, of 14 guns and 120, men, and re-captiired
by his Majesty's ship berteent. The same CUl'Vete
•
hall taken 7 other vessels. Arrived the Portu-
guese Ail) Conciso 31inerea,. front Para, bound to
Ltsildm, raptured by the Eug'ne French privateer,
and recaptured by .his Majesty's ship Rosamond,
T ;le brig laderatigable; from Bilhoa, was run on
board at last •night oil this port, but got into Yar-,
mouth with damage. All the ships front the west-
ward have seen a great deal of wreck.
Maim-mu, DEC. 21.—N0 arrivals. The horses
belonging to the 10th Hussars have been arriving
all day, and are immediately entharked under the
direction of Captain Bowidsz, of the Navy, and
Major HAVERFIKLD, the Qc.arter-Master-General.
The Henry Freeing, Captain MAsoN, is hourly ex-
pected from Ilelvoetslays, as is the Lark, Captain
SHERLOCK, from Bremeriehe.
Irat,itiouTti"; itt-.--Arrfreri ibC-Prince Er-
..
nest packet from Lisbon, in Id days; and the
Rebecca privateer from a cruise. Sailed. his Ma-
jesty's ship iwita for Gnernsey, and the Eliza
packet for S;angate Creek. By the Fax packet,
which arrived two days ago front Coruna;, but has
been Under quarantine, we learn, that the ships in
that harbour experienced a very heavy gale in the
beginning of the, month. Several transports drove
on shore. The Ceres unit Milburn ,were totally
lost ; the crew of the former peri3ho. The Iphi-
genia, Spanish frigate, was obliged to rut away
nil her toasts. The ship Unity, for Jamaica, imt
into Ferrol, with. the loss of bowsprit and other,
damage. She sailed from PortsinOuth under con-
voy of the Queen man of war ; and the Captain of
the Unity reported at Ferrol that a great number
of the Queen's convoy foundered at sett in til^ gale
of the 2d inst.
Dem., Do. 91.—Artived his Majesty's sloop
Datnelless, with-a Neet of quarantiners under con-
voy from the Mediterranean ; among then] are
the William, LIN RLATE , from Cadiz ; the War-
riot:, HENRY, front the South Seas ; and the Cam-
brian, from St. Helena. —Arrived two, Russian
men of war from Portsmouth.—Four o'clock, •ar-
r.veil the Inspector, STURTON, front the South
Seas, under jury Masts ; and the Spightly, armed
emitter, with a convoy from Dartmouth.—Five
o'clock. Chief part of the bomeward-boaiul arc
sailed for the River. The 'lnspector remains.
LymisinToN, Dee. el.—Passed by his Majesty's ship Po-
nione, Captain Carteret, from Lis.wn, with sereral sad un-
der convoy.
Potersstourit, Dix. C.—Arrived yesterday a irge Kra of
transports under convoy of his Majesty's ship Missietue.—Ar-
rived to-day his Majesty's ship lithalion from. Quebec; Hy-
perion front Lisbon ; and Romulus from ---.
Mttsoan, Dec. tn.—Arrived this morning the Mary and
Dorothy, Brown, (tant St. John's, Newfoundland, fur Dept-
ford, with condemned ordnance stores; sailed from St, Juhtes
on the 23t1 ultimo, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Bel-
lerophon and Rostunornl, and the Adonis schooner, with 38
sail of merchant vessel in company. On the ht hist, parted
convoy, at day-light; nu the following day again fell in
with the Rosamond and Adonis, and live of tite merchant
vessels; shortly after the Rosamond made the signal for the
Adonis ttktake charge, when she immediately wade sail, and
was mit seen after. On the 13th,at day-break, fell in with two
French frigates, which captured the whole of the Lenvoy, ex-
cept the Adonis and Mary and Dorothy, which were chased
for upwards of two hours, hut, by their superkir sailing, es-
caped.
The Adonis cut, away her anchors and t lit ew some of
her guns overboard during t lie chase. On the 171 h ',poke be
Ahrahant.'Canspbell, and Resolution, Perry, from Waterford
far. London, with provisions, whu stated that they had seen
an America% privateer, in consetinertee of which they Imre np
for this harbour. General Stuart and latnily are arriad from
St. John's in the first-mentioned vessel.

Yesterday. an extraordinary and general meet-
ing of the Voreign Ambassadors and Envoys resi-
dent ;it this Cotitt wits held stt Lord CASTLE-
REAGH'S house, in St. Jamei\'s-stplarc. There
\v ere present, the lidesian; Turkish, Spanihh, hind
Portuguese Aulhasadurs., and'Mr. H. FAG7t., who
acts as Dutch Ambassador, together with all the
Foreigti Enioys. They aisembled at eleven o'clock,
trod continued in deliberation till two. Alter the
brenking up of this high a‘lembly, the Russian
Ambassiulor and Lord CAsyt.Erv..ion waited Ilion
the PaINCR REovwr, at Carlton-bouse,.and and
audiences'of his Royal Highness. In the eveuing
messenger was 'sent oti to the Continent.