The Sun.
London, England, 1813-04-03 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

, APRIL I this, morning
another beautiful American schooner, and one of
the largest ever seen in this port, the Tiger, Capt.
COVFIa, from BRurdeaux, with a cargo consist-
ing of brandy, wine, silks, &c. bound to New-
York, captured by the Medusa frigate, Hon. Cap-
tain BouviottE, and the Scylla sloop of ivar, Capt.
NI'DokALD.

Nt, in here this clay to join convoy, the brig
Manchester, CLEGHORN, from 'Waterford, with
wheat and provisions ; the brig Priscilla, Potwrz,
froM Cork, with oats.; the Swedish trig Iris, BIM-,
mER, from Cork, in ballast ; a Prussian ship from
Rochelle, with brandy and, Wine; and a Swedish
galliot' from Uourdeanx, with brandy and seed,
all bound to London..

Arrived the sloop Good Intent, belonging to
this port, Ihm, waster, front Waterford with
provisions,; the Rochdale, SmyrusoN, from Sun-
derland ; North Star, Rum), from Bristol ; Hope,
Sy from Exeter ; Araflry, F, NTS, from
; and the Mentor, THQNI AS, front
Liver-
•pool.

The. American ship Candoniere„ from New York,
laden with coffee, sugar and cotton, bound. to
Prance, cqituredhy the trors'pite roan of war, and,

which arrive, t here some days since, is in .r very
leaky state, her cargo, which it is feared, has sns-
- contkideralkle damage, is to be landed im-
mediately.
The remainder of the Edinburgh regiment of
militia marched in here this morning.
The ships having on board the ,'Afarines, des.
tined for Canada, renlaill wind bound.

The famous French privateer La Miguollonaise,
which has cruized successfully several weeks,
arrived. in Hamoaze this afternoon, having been
captured, aftler'a very smart chase,: and sent here
by the finicorri frigate, Captain SALT, and the
Stag frigate, Captain HoaNn.y ; she is 4 corvette
built ship, pierced for twenty guns, which are
mounted, and full of men, among the captures

lately, made by het, is the British ship Little
emcfrr., which she sent for France.

DEAL, APRIL 2.--Tbe George Canning did not
Alt baCk yesttrday as Stated, but is now coming

pto the Downs.

Sailed the Dapper gun-hrig with a convoy of
tramports h)r Noith Yarmouth, and the Growler
feu• the Baltic.
'rhe l'oticiiitam, East 111(161;1mo and outward-
bound remain.

PORT6NOVT}I, APRIL 2.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Boyne from Plymouth.
Sailed the Etna for the Downs.
The Plover is appointed convoy for Cork, awl
the Percent convoy for the Downs.
The Asia' with convoy for the NVest Indies,
Pomlne forCortiona and Portugal, and the
toe tor Guernsey and Jersey, remain wittd-bound
at Spithead.

SIIIIEIMEsS, APRIL 2.—A convoy is appointed
to sail from hen .e for ileligoland, the Elbe, Ems,
&c. &c. on the lUtii inst. wind anti weather per-
mitting.

F.Apg'OUTIT Milt' I, I',---Arrived the Rap
schociner from PortomMth. _ _

Sailed the Eliza par;ket, with a mail, for the
Windward Islands, and his Majesty's ship Blood-
hound, with a convoy, for Wales.
The ve,,,el taken yesterday ft the Fox packet,
from the Brazils, proves to be a brig of war, name
not ascertained as she proceeded to the westward.

IRITIS/1 PROPERTY DETAINED ITT

SW ED EN

REPORT at 30, 1913.

The.Conimittee to:tvhom the Petitibn of 'several
persons interested in divers cargoes, and other
property, sequestrated,or det:,ified in the doini.
•
••. . •
nions or inristnetion of the Kind of Sweden, in •
the year 1810 and 1811, was referred, have, pur-
suant to the Order of the Mine, examined the
matter' of the said Petition i—To prose the idle.
••
gationsWWhereof,
Mr. JA N
nes Ollllls being examine/1, said; That
in the years fain and 1511; divers cargoes and othertproperty,
in sr.hick. the Petitioners isroPothers were interested were se.;
knestrated, Ler detained in the dominions or jurisdiction or
the King.of Sweden,' and that at a certain meeting of the
persons Interested thercin, holden in the year I,' certain of
'flu Petitioners were appointed a Committee, for endeavour-
lug to obtain the restitution of,, ov a compensation for
such detained and sequestrated property; that' an arrange-
tricot for some compensation, in consequence of such ile-
'Orations and sequestrations, bath lately been made with
the- Government of Sweden, under the sanction of his Ma-
je4tra Government, by certain agents, deputed by the Pe-
titioners, and the other persons interested in, the cargoes
and other property. so. sequestrated and detained.; and k;or-,
snant to such arrangement, the :said agents have received
'from the Government of Sweden, and r,-Initted to London, to
the Petitiontre and others, is sum of ninety thousand pounds
and upwards, to be applied towards such compensation; surd
,the Petiti:mers expect and believe, that in further pnrstt-
once thereof, other monies or property to a large amount,
will be in like manner received and remitted; that. on account
of the great number of claimants for such compensation, and
the intricacy and difficulty of Immo of such clainitit and of the
infancy, insanity, and' alter disabilities of some of .such
claimants, a distribution and application of the said monies
and, jwoperty remitted arid to be remitted us afotesaid, can-
not be made, withjuscice, safety and advantage tu all parties
interested, unless such monies and property shall be vested in
some persons, for the purpose of being d
app..e.. t_owardsreaLing,
such compensation; and unless some persons shall he ;west..
ed with competent powers and authorities fur investigating
nil such claims, and ascertaining, and determating the Just-
ness and Validity thereof; that the Petitioners have been en-
dea.vonring to effect. the purposes afortsaid by deed, but have
loot lately advised, that they mama be effected without the
Authority of Parlialnelit; and they.are desiruus to °Units
leave to Oiling in a 'Bill for thou pltrposes, but the necessity.
'of such Bill was not ktursvn, until trio late a-period for
presenting Petitions fur Private Bills; and very great i:icon-
venienee will be occasioned by all parties concerned, if such
Bill should nut be brought in during.the present Sossion,
Mr. John Holton Forbes being examined co,tfirwed the
*burst evidence