The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-25 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

DovEn, Ithaca 24.—This afiernoen, a Levy.
firing, supposed front the guns of Calais, Boulogne,
and the neighbourhood, was distinctly heard on our
Pier-heads and on the Heights, It continued be-
tween tWo and three hours. .

FiLmouTH,, MAitcn '2.—Wind southerly, fresh
breezes and hazy weather.—Arrived: his Oajesty's
cutter Landrail, Lieutenant HILL, from. Bour-
deaux, which place she left on Friday last, having
two French Messengers on board, wearing the
White Cockade. They report, that the streets
of Bourdeaux were strewed with laurcls to.;re-
ceive the .British, and that the whole Country was
in a-state of Revolution, and declaring for Louts
XVIII.—AIso arrived a galliot from Bourdeaux,
laden with salt, prize to the Telegraph schooner.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 23.—Arrived the Mary
and .Margaret from Tarragona ; 'left Gibraltar
with 22 sail, under convoy .of his Majesty's ship
Confounder; Lord 'Eldon transport fronillibral-
tar ; Lord Keith from. Tarragona; Agametnnon
transpqrt from Passages, with the loss of .inain,
mast. Arrived the galliot Hope, of Pappletibnip.,i
'bound to Passages, from Bristol, capturec.'l by the
True-blooded Yankee American privateet,- on
M-inlay last, off Ushant, and recapttired by the
Seahorse frigate, which Was left in chace of the
privateer. The brig Favourite, Woos, of Corki
to Spain, was captured by an American privateer,
and recaptufed by the Lightning sloop of,war.—;
Sailed his Majesty's ships Grampus, 'Wolverine,
and Redpole, for the Downs and Ports Mouth;
with a large convey.—Wind West.
DEAL, MARCH 24.—Came down from the River
the Henry Addington and Thames East ludiamen,
for China, and the Lord Keith Indianian, foll‘la-
dras ; Soruersetshire, for. New South Wales, and
about a dozen ships for Canada; they ail remain.
—Wind S.W.

Hanwic.--MAkcit arrivals.—Sailed
the following transports, under'convoy of kis Ma-
jesty's brig Hasty, with army clOthing and ord-
nance stores for the Weser, viz. :—ApoII6,E.E:"
Isabella, I'. E. '_`,Lary, I. L. Triton, E. L. Jolly
Batchelor, J. P. and the Elizabeth, E. E. Also
sailed, several ships with nierchandize for Amster-
dam, Rotterdam, Bremen, &c.
PORTSMOUTH, MAR‘CH 24.—Arrived the Mos-
quito schooner, from Bertiuda Redpole', froin.
Plymouth ; and Perseus., from ,Lisbon. Arriv-
ed the Clarendon, Antelope, and Hero trans:,
ports, from Passages ; part of the Dcrwen't'S
convoy, Mars, Spring, Berwick,, Action?, and
Bun transports, from Plymouth, under convoy.of
his Majesty's ship Grampus.
Arrived the. Heart of Oak, 'transport, D. C.
from Passages ; sailed under convoy of aM. S.
Opossum on the 9th inst: ; parted on the 12th.
kis supposed the remainder of the convoy, 14
or are gone freun,Cork. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Dryad, with aconvoy f6rthe.Downa ; the
Redpole appointed convoy" for ditto. .Itrind W.

The Dash, WILSON, arrived off Dover vest:..;
dav'from the Havannah' : sh'e' parted from the Ja-
maica fleet in Jat, 36. long. 62„
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iiiEw LIGHT House .—We understand t:hat aLight
IJOiage is about to be established at the
.entrance
of Cork Harbohr, upon the site of Roches Tower.
An Agent from the Ballast Board is at present: in
that city, and we underkand the arrangements for
the work will be'speedily nndertaken.