The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-26 00:00:00

NAVAL
,NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 24.--Arrived this morning
in liamottze, two vety, fine American schooners,
captured by the Dispatch and Lyra brigs of war,
viz. the Gold Coiner, BaowN, and Dick, Milo:,
both from New York, with cargoes of colonial
produce, bound to Bourdcaux ; the latter was
taken close in, with her destined port. We un-
derstand Captain Mixx made his escape in the
boat, and was seen going into•Bourdeaux. Both
vessels, it is said, have had long passages.
Arrived last' evening the American brig Hope,
from America, with a cargo, consisting of coffee,
sugar, skins, &c. bound to France, last from
Fowey, captured sonic time since by the Chance
privateer. The Hope is bound to London, and
put in `here to join convoy.
We stated yesterday, the arrival of the Ameri-
can schooner Pandoar front America, with colo-
nial produce, for France, prize to the Reindeer,
which was in part erroneous, as, it proves to be a
French brigantine of that name, homeward-bound,
front New Orleans, with cotton, &c.

FALMOVTII, MAacit 2,3,--Arrived the Jolson,
SLADE, from London, to join the outward bound
Portugal and Mediterranean fleets, with the Bra-
zil and Newfoundland, East Indies and South Seas
West Indies, and Halifax fleets under his Majesty's
ships of war, Sceptre, Ethalion, Porcupine, and
Electra ; and the fdllowing.brigs Wizard, Rifleman,
Maros, Manly, Forester, and'Epervier, 'Which put
bacli again in consequence of the wind backing,
except the West India convoy, which are gone on.
Also sailed the following packets with mails,
viz.:--Princess Elizabeth (1), Kinn, for Lisbon;
ChestriVield, HALL, for the Brazils ; illaachestcr,
ELM NSTON, for flalifaX ; Princess Elizabeth (2),
FOERESDALE, for Surinam.; Lady Emily, RUTTER,
for Jamaica; and Little Catherine, VIVIAN, for Co-
ruima. •

DEAL, 25.—Came down from the River
44 d sailed the Retreat, LEACH, for India, and
Mentor, SELBY, for Mideira, with thc-Moffat and
Union East Indiamen, and the whole of the out-
ward-bound, under convoy of the •Cguatess of Elgin
cutter and Rapid schooner, to Portsmouth.

Arrived the Speenlutor lugger, with convoy,
from Plymouth, .which are sailed for their destina•
lions.

PORTsmouTn, iNhaen 25.--Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Strenuous from a ernize.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Diadem and Nemesis
(r Plymouth ; Pluebe, with the Isaac Todd, for
South America ; and Escort, with a fleet, for
Guernsey.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 21,—Arrived the Devasta-
tion, Podargus, and 'Thracian from the southward;
Savage, with about 40 sail of transports, under
her convoy from Spthead.

LYMINGTON, MARCH 25.—Sailed his Majesty's
ships Sybi/te and Artnide, with a fleet for Cork.

Russian Exchange 151 on the nd of February.
A.private letter from Carlsham dated' the 11th
instant, stntes; that Dantzie had been on fire in
several places, and that the Russians obtained
possession of some important
.but-works. The
strength of the garrison, according to the reports
at Carlsham, did not exceed 8000 effective men.
Yesterday the following notice was issued :
'LORD CIII3IIIERLAINIIIOFrICE, March 24, 1813.
Orders for the Court's going into mourning on Sunday
next, the 28th inst. for her late Royal Highness the Duchess
of iinuNswicx, his Majesty's Sister, viz.
Tire Ladies to wear black silk, plain muslin or long lawn
crape or love hoods, ,black silk shoes, black glazed gloves,
and black' paper fans.—Undo:is. Mack ur dark grey unwa.
tered tabbies.
'Fire Gentlemen to wear black cloth, without buttons on
the sleeves or pockets, plain nautili:l or long lawn cravats and
weepers, black swords and buckles.—Undress. Dark grey
frocks.

•
Mrs. SIDDOWS, we find, has suspended her
ReAniwGs, on account of the death of the
Duchess of BitustawlcK, but, moral and inr-
pressive as they would doubtless have, proved,
having been selected by so judicious and refined
a taste, they would surely be a source of rational
amuiement at any period.
A new comedy is to be brought forward at
Drury-lane Theatre soo' after the resumption of
performances at that place.-: The n tine of the
author has not been divulged.
The chief strength of Covent Garden Theatre,
serious and comic, is to be employed in Mr.
MonToN's new comedy. There are two well-
drawn characters for CHARLES KENIBLE and
You NG. .r
The Theatres, it is understood, will continue
dosed for a week.

The .Mourning is not expected to cxceeda month
or at mogt six weeks.

Earl AlotaA is expected to leave London on Sun-
day or Atonday, for Portsmouth, thence to etn-
bark for
About ten o'clock on Tuesday night, a fire was
discovered in the Dock-yard at Sheerness, which
for some tune raged with considerable violence.—
assistance was, however, promptlY procured, and
by great exertions it was soon got under. The
place in which it broke out was consumed ; but
we have not beard that any stores were destroyed,
nor was any Period injured.

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