The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

NAVAL

lioatsivibth•ll.; auria 12.--.l4'his day arriVe4
Majesty's ships iteynard .And Bittern
Downs) L'Bspt ranee . and Eugene trorti .Chert
,burgh: S led fOr Cherburgh his Majesty's Ship*
Impregnable, Montague; i2hathani, Bedford.;
..,Stirling Castle, Norge, Bucephalus; Magnificenti
Archer, and two nusslau frigates. Sailed the
Burly Cutter to the Westward, anti ts'oeCominerce;,
yROUDLOPi Bourdeaux- for the River; Wit,b.
wines. Went out of harbour his Alitjesty's ships
"Newca3tle arid Antelope. The Pr.osperti talte4
,e9nVoy to. Spaini Portugal; and the IVlediterrai.
rietan. ThArartatus takes convoy to lreland.*4
His Majesty's ship Calypso issues instilictiops to
'vessels . bound to. Newfoundland, Nova Scotia]
Quebec, New Brunswick; and 13erimida, but Oa
fleet will be protected by his Majesty's ship An-
telope.--Wind Easterly.

' FALMOUTH, JUNE 9.--Al'rind the brig Jane;
Captain SHIPLING, from Liverpool, to wait con.-
voy for 'Palerino -Mid Messina; 'brig aahleY,
Capt. CiustraeLt., from Liverpool, to wait con-
voy for :Alaranhatti. Sailed the George,.Captaitt
diVELLSTOOD, CO joiti .the East India .and
convoy off this port (23 sail), with a fine wind at
East. Arrived- ' and ..tiar-
-77.-e-y--,'-i-ruirrifie Mediterranean) with mails.'

PLYA,TOUTHi :JUNE 11.--=Arrived the titoire and
Preyelle frigates; and Augusta ditto (all French
ships);. front Brest,; Printemps cutter•&oaf ditto"..
Sailed the Sealark slchip of war, with a fleet for
Ireland:---Wind E. N. E.

DEAL, JUNE 12.--Arrived his Majesty's ship
Nymphet) from Boulogne. Remain his Majesty's
ships and vietaalling transports as befliret--
Winit 8. W.

ISLAND OP SCILLY,. JUNE Majesty's. 4
ship Pandour, for several years span stationed df
these Islands as a Lazarctte in the tinaranih e ser.'
vice, has been sold at Plymouth for the sum of
12501. for ripping-up. Arrived the brig Aridne,
"JOHN HICKS, from Bourdeaux tb Portsmouth,.
with troops from Lord WEL;L:iNGTOWS Army.—It
is now aseertaiited beyond a' doubt, that the Stair
sloop, BANPI,ELD; and the Ketch EXpetilllellt,-
TREGARTHENT,.both pi:these Islands, were lost in:
a gale,,or rather in a Storm, in I):eettilier last, ou
theft• passage hotnemtrd, in'ballast, and. all pe
rished, eleven in number.

LEITH, •JUTE 9.—The Nightingale .sloop of
war will sail from Leith :Roads, with a convoy For
Elsineur, -first fair wind. Tire Apelles: stoop of
yvar and Ernestgio-brig sailed from Slieetiies4 on
Satnrilay last for Leith..--.Yesterday 400 'prisonerS
of war, from Valleyfield, embarked' at JLeith, 'ott
their return to their native country.-- •

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The Naval Review, at iSpitheadoite understand,
will be formed upon nearly the following plan
The line-of-battle ships Will be moored in two
lines Areast, with a single line of frigates Aact
three-masted vessels,. to*the eastwerd and
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ward ; 'the Impregnable and Vrince. will be that„
centre ships of each line; and an avenue of sloopt,
of war and small vessels. will be fohned front tilt
Centre of the nearest -line towards•the town; as
far as the depth of water will allow. • The-Royat
yachts will. be moored in a diStinguished.poSitiorr:.
lie...m:erthant ships will 'be moored in Stokei
Bay, the Harbour, and the Aiotherbank.

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The following Commanders have been prn4
inoted to. the rank of `Post-Captains
Captains C.-Coots, 11. Hopkins, J.. Ellis, C. E. Payne,
M‘Doirild, G. E. I%%itts, ..Lowe, It.' Balfour, H. For,jiawe,
J. H. 51Krison,.G. Troll Ope, C. T. Mansell, C.
eatnpl)etl, .1. lGini v, .1. Wilson, G-Prinkle, N. De Courcey,
.T. Groubc, Fraser, H. Robinson, H. R. Battersby, M, •
Head, 'l'. Stitino,- R. R. Worniesley, R. Coot e, N. Mitchell,.,,
J.. carper,' S. Dectiar, W.. Mips, A: Brory, E.
Barclay, G. W. Wiles, H. O'Grady, T-Diek, W. S. Scott;
'l'. Everard, M.. F. F. Berkeley, B. C. Cator -D..Datin,
Morseby,' G. Rennie, F:Ve.enon•' W. Evans, 7E: I3racier, G,
HewittHewitt,.Hon.K.'Soruerville, E. Lyons, Sir C.
Slllivan, It. Foity, H.,Jenkinson, J. Meurshall, and...Edw.
Santin, Sir W. Parker, J Gall( ,way, Hoe. cy:
Hon. It. C.'Spencer.—Captain Denman is appuiplea to tinf
Itedpole. . . •
The San Doiningo,.:: Castle; Apollo,'
Belle Poole, Jason, Niobe, and Leyden', It is said,
are to form part of the fleet which is to take on
hoard the Russian •Goavds; at Cherbourg, and •
carry them to. St. Peter. burgh. • The San Do-
miugo and 'Stirling Castle, have taken out
loWer deck guns; •the'Aptillo, Pinile; and •
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Niobe haie been ordered to be paid off,' all .strand=
ing, and re-conmissibned- as arinee-:en-flute, wHt-
a reduced complement of men.. The-Crew of
l'elle Poulehave fifteen months pityiiil(l.l6ol. prize
money, due to each man.
The Essex Aufe•rican 'frigate has. put- into the'
port aValpwraise, on the eoast of Chili; in 4diz,-
treSse(hstate.i: having Lost many Of her crew by the •

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scurvy:
The Constant, 14, from Madeira, haS brou'f4ll-i;
home. the crew of the Little Catharine packet,
which was' capfnred by The Herald Americas;
schooner, of 18guns, and 100.rnen.
The Icarus new sloop of war, built by
pc.rior Class-of shipwright-apprentices at Ports. 4.
mouth, is to -be launched at the latter end of thfs'
month. They "are to built a RZiyal yacht, •tipact
the mOdel 'of the. Royal Sovereign, 50 tons larger
than: the Icarus.' •
A Court-martial was held on Saturd'ay laSC, on
board the Salvadoll del Mundo; to'tryLien,enani.
HENRY TRACK-STONE, . ot. , big Majesty's late
schoonerSuapper, his Officers , and ship's'coiniiin!,:?;
for the loss.of the said, vessel, 'whiclLwaS captured
by the enemy. They were honourably 'acquittA,
The inhabitants of Scarborongh have raised by
Subscription upwards of 3001. for the'elief.of theseamen belonging to that. port, 'on their r;;;urtk,
from the prisons of Frau Ce. •