The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-17 00:00:00

NAVAL t4zEvii-S,

11..ir..vicit, bar', IG.—llis Highness the Hei.e-
,
. I, d:tary. Prince Of On.lxon, arrh'ed heir: late ,list
night, acCoMpanied by Mr. (;iti:FFIER EtoEL, find
.j this day about noon embarked in the barge of the
ilicieor bomb,. iccompanied bv his Aid-de-Camp,
• ..,„
andeaPt.FtSima, of that slobp, atilidst the.platitlits
and acclamations of. an imthense concourse of
people. As soup as his Highness put off from the
shore, the
,Meteor, followed by the different cut-
ters, packets, &c. fired a royal salute, and as the
barge passed the Circular Redoubt, twenty-one
rounds were also fired,' as well as at . Landguard,
Fort. As soon as his flighnesS gob•alongside the
lleeor, the Orange flag wars hoisted under anO-
. ther royal salute, and the ships'. yards manned,
and his reception on board was such as must. ever
limpress hisollighness.with generons ideas of that
' feeling and loyalty which, pervade British Offi-
cers of all ranks, when they have an opportunity
of sheaving it to individuals, illustrious by their
~.
,liti,uk, and. famed by-their vairmr, In•figlitiu..!, for'
.the recovery of the liberties of".linrope. Soon as,
ebb tide makes, the Meteor will proceed with his.
Ilighdess to the Dutch coast, which it is hOped he
will reach to-morrow by . noon; and join his de:- •
voted countrymen in their exertions 'to expel the
common enemy. ' 'Tie, transports to ',convey the
Blipedition from this. port are alharived, and to-,
morrow the different regiments are to embark,
under the direction of Major HAV.'ERFIELD.
Sailed the New Union with passengers for liol-
land.—A large ship, one of the Baltic fleet, laden
with timber, is on shore in the Gunflect, and not •
expected to be saved.
„ MAL, Dac. 17.---Arrived a Russian man; of
war from Portsmouth, and the Pigmy schooner
with dispatches from Admiral YouNa, 911 the
Scheldt. The Sealeby Castle and Elphinstone East
Indiawen, and several other vessels, are now
working through the Cull Stream for the Downs.
Ftvc OT,LocK.—A fleet .of transports, under
convoy from Portsmouth, •are jiist arrived ; seve-
ral are proceeding for Ramsgate, and a great many
are brought up in the Downs.—We learn by the
Pipit,, that Admiral YOUNG, with the whole of
his fleet, are:gone into the Rooming.. .
FALMOUTH, Mc. 14 --,--Arrived the lady Louisa
packet with. it Mail from Passage in seven days.---
I Sailed his Majesty's ship Minstrel, with, nine, sail
1 of merchantmen, to join the Dunetta titan of war,
with the fleet from l'ortsniouth for .the coast of
Spain, Portugal, and,the Mediterranean, now off
this port.--the QUev.:;, Chclrititts'
.pacEet had Itr...
;11._,rili,,,A4s'age, ttiiiiiry,44,.staineci-i.tainage in a
~, Aar wind.
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Dovsx, 1)p.c.,16.-11. very large fleet, contiist-
ing of conAing. vessels, transports with troops,
&e. passed by this evening, trout Portsmouth, for
the Downs.

l'irmotrrn, Dec. 15.--Arrived the //otepur
frigate, lion. Captain l'Eltcy, froma cruise olf
the coast of France, in distress, haying sttstained
considerible damage dark% an easterly gale on
the 4th and sth inst.
YARMOUTH, Dsc. 16.--,Arrived'thePortio and
Erebus from a cruizc in the Sleeve.

• Pontsmotrrit, DEc.l6.=—Sailed his Majesty's
ship flunibal for otr Cherbargh.
GRAVESP.ND, DEC. 'G.—Arrived several bhips
from the Ethic. •

The Duke of YORK transacted Military business
with the .Petmou ItvetsT yesterday.
Yesterday the girl 'of LIVERPOOL' had an audi-
ence of the Pete NCR REGENT itCarlton-liouse.
Mr. JACKSON, who brought the. dispatches yes-
terday morning from the CROWN PRINCE, thrangh
Sir CHARLES STEWART; had a long consultation
with Viscount CASTLEAEAGII, at his house in St.
James's-square. The Noble Viscount afterwards
eommanieated the contents of the dispatches to
the PRINCE REGENT,' at Cadton-Hollse. The
Noble Secretary gave directions for suinmoning
Cabinet Commit in consequence, which. Met at
half past'' three o'clock at the Foreign Office, and
sat till past five. •
Lieutenant-General litst,or has signified his in.-
teatime to liave town on Saturday, for Portsmouth.
The General is to go out to Madras in the Reiv-
hilionaire frigate.
Fresh troops„ stores,. &c. for ;Tolland, were
embarked yesterday in the Downs, and'aailed ini
mettiately, with a fair Wind-.

The Princess CLIMILOTTR it is ex-
pected, will spend her Christimismith the QUI4N
and raiNCHSSES at, Windsor. We understandlimt
it is in contemplation for Berkeley House to be
the future residence of her Royal Highness.
Yesterday Mr. Km waited on the Gentlemen
at the Stock Exchange, and inforthed them, that
the Bank woidd make the future payments on the
'Omnium ; the, redemption to take place on the
lath May, 1614.
It is imagined, that th'e new title of `.l Prince
Sovereign of the NimiFIRLANDs- has been adopted
on a hint given from this country, preparatory to
a certain union that is upon the tapii.—Morning
Chronicle.

We,-understand that Captain Rtissnt's Corps
of Exeter Volunteer Artificers have inhered their
services .to 'do garrison duty in Exeter, or us
MOM/ IQ .04 pat t of the Western District, for
anyyipeiiodi 'which offer Government has been
pleased to accept.
The ()dicers of the Beim Regiment of 'Local
Militia, under the command of Lieut. Colonel
Iht.L, have also unanimously ,resolved on ()fir-
ing their services under the new Local Militia -I.et,
at a ,meeting held for that purpose.
The Derbyshire Militia, stationed at Dover, be,
gait to voluuteer on Monday sennight, and have
already .vplunteered between two anti 300 rum for
mums regiumits.