The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-21 00:00:00

BARBADOES PAPERS.

We 'have received llarbadoes Papers to the .4th
,April, from which we 'copy the annexed extract,
which spews .the vigilance of the British blockad-
ngsquadron on the coast of America :----
" Kreuxtovn, FEB. 14.—Smith's Island, at the
mouth of the'Bay, is in possession of the English ;
fortifications are erected, and his Majesty's co-
lours flying there, Two frigates hare proceeded
up as far as York 'liver. Indeed nothing can pass,
or repass, or evade the enemy. It is the general
opinion, that a king and severe blockade is intend-
ed. Norfolk is, 1 think,'4afe time (which
has been improved) allowed for defensive men-
sures, and 3000 brave men will, I think, insure
its safety. Two companies have marched to-day.
(Sunday) to anion, to embark for Norfolk.
P. S. Evening.—News in, town, that the British
squadron has received a reinforcement of eight or
ten sail, probably to relieve some vessels that
have been out a long time. So you see a force
sufficient can be kept here, even without supplies
from us.

" From Cape Henry an engagement has been,
seen between two frigates, which lasted two
hours and 20 minutes. We are ignorant of the
result."

The King and• Queen of SWEDF.N are to reside
at Malmoe during the campaign, in order to get
the Bulletins, &c. from the first hand.
The Due D'Arrots, Due IYANGOULEMR, and
suite, embarked yesterday on board the Lady
blepean, Captain Livixo at Ihrtiich, anti sailed
for the Continent With a fair wind.—Attspicions
may their voyage be, and prosperous the.lermina-
tiortof their illustrious micfion,

Mr. WOOLLEY, late Messenger to the Admiralty,
has been appointed Head Alessenger at the.,Nuvy.
Office, in the room of Mr. PowEtt., superannuated.
The following Gentlemen were yesterday called
to the degree of -.B:irlisters at Law by the Ho=
npurable Society of Llucoln's Inn
Francii 'MI. Esq.. Raleigh Trevelyan, Esq. -the
Hon. Thomas Enikitin,.lames Bernard Bernard, Esq. Itieliard
Pollen, F4q.:John David NortQu, lash. ltnhea Maridtam, .Esq.
`and thqites Harrilnk 484,

-761-e—volunteritie hiirtt the Stets Militia to the
Line is appointed for the Ist of ►text toonilt.

SPORTfITG INTELLIGENCt:

NMIA4KET.S.ECOND SPRING MEETING.
TIIWISDAY; 151Air.26.:

Sweepstakes of 106 gs each, h. ft,. From the Post in the
Farzes,to thejnd of B. C. .
Mr. Batlgn's Idle Boy', 7st. .
Gen. GrOsvenor'A Vulpecitlu
,Bst... ,
GeniGOwer's 'Ulna, Bst. '711: '
.0
Mr; ridnY's c. by tiaphanrd—
Lord. Sack • Donna Ctara, 7st. 181 b. beat Gel]: Gower's
Crispin, Fiat. Dlb. •D. M. h. ft. , • .
9to i agst. Mr. VlTiit,on idle Boy.--5 t 0.9. tigsb Gen. Grog.,
venor':; Vttipecuta.-5 to 4 on Ld Saeliville's Donna Clartl.
}city Pounds; for '1- yr olds' aattr Jug A . 1.21 b. 4.ye (Ada Rst
57vr olds:, Sit. 71b. and-aged; /Ist. lel b. T.M.Ild 31. C:
Mr. Vansittiirtis Furyains, 4-yri Ul4 1
Ld Sackrille's c. Wa.lton, 4-ers old. •
The Judge ?laced btit',2.;•.'
9. to 1 rtgst,,•Alr. Vansittart s 'tot agst. Ld
&Lavine's. e. by Wilton. - • -
Ld OsPrey, sst: Glis.beat Ld Sackville's Lady of the
Lake, 7st. 181 b. Y. C. 150 gs.

WtxDSOR, MAY -20.—Yesterday being the
Qu Eli Nos. Birth-day, the same was observed here:
The PRINCE REGENT; accompanied by the .garl.
of .I.7mtmourn: Sir TilomAs TYRWHITT, ar-
rived about three o'clock ; the Princess
~CHAit
LOTTE, attended by the Duchess of Laiws, cattle
soon after.

Ahout five o'clock,' the company began to arrive
at Frogrnore Lodge..; and •a little before six
o'clock, the whole of thelloydl Family, when
they sat down to a grand dinner.
Among the company was noticed— •
The Ladies Thynne, Rossiya, Colonel Desbrow, Colonel
Taylor, Generals De Bude, Cartwright, and Gwynn, Lord and
Lady Sudley, Lord-and Lnty Thynne, Earl and Countess
of Macclesfield; the Ditlie'of Athol; Earl and Countess
thurst, Earl and COurittats Of Liverpool, the Bishop of Nati-
Inuit, Earl and Countess of flarimurt, the Earl of:Yarmouth,
the Duchess of Leeds, Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt,, and' a nunther
of other Personages of distinction.
The Baud of the Itoyal: Horie Guards attended
on the lawn, -in -their state uniforms, and played
some grand pieces, also some compositions of the
rrineess CHART.OI;II:, which highly delighted the
company assembled, .