The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

HARWICH, DEC. 3.—Arrived the &roma trans-
port (No. 403), HAsinY, Master, with troops on
board, from the Thames ; St. Nicolai, Csamurop
from St. Petersburgh, with deals ; and two
schnyts, with dispatches and passengers, from
fr(land. They state that the Brill and Helmet
arc now open. Put back the King Geotge packet
for Heligoland, and Earl Leicester packet for
Gottenburgh—both with mails.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 1.---Sailed the Dwarf cutter
on a cruise. The frigate which arrived yesterday
is the Tagus. We learn that she brings an ac-
count of the dispersion of the Brazils convoy un,
der the Laurel and herself. The Tagus appeared
off
quenceihiS port on the 27th ult. and made signal for
the ships bound to the Brazils ; but in copse'
of its blowing fresh, none of the vessels
could get out, and on her rejoining the .404
found only seven sail under her convoy, the red.,
mainder being dispersed in a gale. It is suPP°5l
that the Laurel is gone to Cork; and the Per
remaias here for further orders.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 3.—Arrived ten sail of Vas'
ports, under convoy of the Pudargus
and Cheelful, froM the Baltic, and will for
Holland the first opportunity. The Sold)* Vr.cf
Admiral MuRRAY, Ariel, Thresher, and 00100/
are in the Roads.—We have here about 300 Q
men in transports, who came from off SOO"'
tr
destined for Spain ; but they are no-, it is
said, gOing to Holland. General GIBBS 1/.1111!
come from London to join them. We understand
the General went to Portsmouth in a ship of war'
and then received a different destination. Meal
of the Officers are on shore, and three D:414
schuyts have been off in the Roads for the nr
and children of this little army.
his Mak-stf%
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 3.—Sailed
ship Spitfire with a fleet for the coast of MIL° s
Dexterous with a fleet for Guernsey and Jef,'."l.4
and the Porcupine with a convoy for the D1;1,1%
coast of Spain. Also sailed his Majesty.!
Zehyr and Savage, to join the West Wm. 43,,."_
voy at Cork.
Rosario, with.
I Alert cutter
DEAL, DEC. 3.—Sailed
off Flushing.
dispatches for Admiral You NO, for
the The only convoy at present is"'

Patriots
fact, of
having
ITARwictl, DEC. 3.--The report brought two
clays ago, that Flushing was in the hands of the
is most happily con6rmed a• -Dutch
schuyt, which arrived this day nt two o'clock
from Schevening, liad orders to communicate. the
the whale of
•Zealand. being free, to any
British vessel she might meet' —and she Ohl 1")*
is h all--the Brill and
the Hague, elvoetslur aro likewise
spoken a British frigate)ast. -Nor
ace tire Corsican banditti thought proper to
seek their safet in flight the night before last, so
that our packets arc now at liberty to enter their.
accuvtomed harbour. We are also led to give int,-
Plicit credit to the total Overthrow of DAvottsr,
with the loss of Eighteen Thoniand Men, by.
Count WALmonEst ; several Officers had arrived at
announcing the faCt.—Morning

1 Tal* that there a•i;e
Roads, dated the 24th ult. we ."--- • t •
lying in Rochelle, six sail of the line, two foga e.i..
' for sea; nu,l.
and a brig, apparently in readiness
By a letter from an Officer in the fleet 01l Basque
force consists of sit sail a the line.
lonyas, Nov. 29.—Last 1 nesdaY
giment passed through this town, in waggons, e_.a"
_
a forced mar to Rams-gate, tch front Ste the 49th Re'
embark for Holland. On Wednesday 111°:11.inf'
the first division of, the 35th, or Dilk4 4 ii.:CI.;
MOND'S . Sussex Regiment, orrivcd here :I."
Chichester,
thro
Officers, and many of the "ten, de""t°l
were raised by King
, on the same destination. All th.'
caps with orange cockades and streamers, ---.1
Their uniform, which has orange facings, "'l.
meet a double welcome in Holland, when it
made loown to the natives, that long after they
Irish peasantiy, they . were called. The Prince qf
Oiaive's Guards,.and retained that distinction Una
til they were numbered as above.
ViTzwam from among the,.

BIRTHS.
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On the 2d inst. at his house at Caisbalton, the '
James Ramsay, Esq. of Old Broad-street., of a sun.
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