The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-22 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

Wrirrgy; ISULY 19.—Passed by the Fountain;
of uyn., a fa. ship .(23 fish) from Greenland.--
Arrived here the lieVirietta, REARiii.EY:, also a full
ship (21 fiA), also frOm Greenland : she left the
ice a monih ago, and brings the following account
of time fishery :

IP7titby 13 fish ; Es l:,, t ditto ; Lively,
a full ship ;Itesolittion,9.2 fish.; VolUnteer, sl4, 16 ditto;
William and Ann, 27 ditto.
London Ships.—Hope, 15 fish; Inverness, 16 ditto; Ips-
wich, a full ship; Industry,. du. ; Neptune, 24 fish ;
a full ship.

FILS.I.OUTH, JULY 19.—Arrived the Lady Ara-
bella packet, with a mail &Om Lisbon, in ten
days. Sailed the Express packet, with a mail for
St: ri oa m .—Wind S. AV.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 20.—Came in the Queen
Charlotte man of war,from Botirdeaux, having on
board the 43d Regiment of Foot ; Griper sloop
Of war, with a fleet of tr►nsports fron►
,Ports-
mouth, bound to Bourdeoux, to bring troops to
Ettgland.—Wind Westerly.

Poiirsmourit, JULY .21.--Sailed the Buffalo
store-ship for the Downs. Went out of harbour,
his Majesty's ships Hope and -Sir Francis Drake.
Clots:- into, harbour his Majesty's ship SAturn.—
The convoys as before.—Wind Westerly.

YARMQUTII, JULY 21.--71'he Dutch vessel Drie
Gebroeders, PARLEVLE ET master, ,hound from
Newcastle to Rotterdam, with grindstones and
earthen'' re, has last into this port leaky, and
must unlOad her cargo to receive repair.

DEAL,- JULY 21.—Sailed the Dover frigate for
Portsmouth. Arrived the Atlilance tender from
Calais, and the Conifict ;;nn-brig, with three
merchantmen under ,convoy frfin► Lisbon, last
front Pl.ymotith, which are-sailed fur the River.
:Wind , .

COWES, JULY 21.—The Spain, Portugal, and
Mediterranean fleet are still detained with the
wind at W. S. W.

After the capture of the Essex, we understand
the Cherub was renaired and provisioned with a
view to proceed to-r hose islands foi tit' re•-captitre
of • the pries. The l'hcehe was" expected to sail
about the April' with (he Essex, from .Val-
praiso, for Rio Janeiro and England. The RacoOn
sloop of war ;lad praccede,:- with the hip Isaac
Tod fn her destination. The Tagus frigate ar-
rived 'at. Valparaiso from Rio about the middle of
The West India fleet, under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's ship Magnificent; will not sail from Ports-
until the first of August.

wletter, dated the 15tIrof June, off

Tirtr Islancl, Bantry Bab', on hoard the Prince
E-lward, Captain WATsoN, hound ,to Halifax
'fix fleet for Halifax, Newfoundland, &c. con-
sisting of 120 sail, put in here ottthe Bth inst.
the wind blowing incessantly froth the N. W. to
the S. W. off Cape Clear. Eighteen of the con-
Yny are inissiug, incindtitig the sally, fat': Icev-
lottedland."

WlNDsott, JUNE 21.—Yester her Royal
Highness (he PaINCEss, attendtd by the Countesses
RnssLys and IL.Clusttreit, and Goneral
tOO% ast airing on, horseback front -Cranliourn
LP %.e, in the Great Park, and other beautiful

rke..---rhis morning .the Princess CHARLOTTE
rode On- horseiv,ick- from Cranbourn Lodge, with
Several attendants, to the Castle to visit the Prin-
Cess ELIZABETH. .

The Mornipg Chronicle says to-day, that " two
of the -Law I.,,)rds have been prevailed to dance a
Waltz on 12th August." Of course, one is Lord
lErt'sFaE, who is Celchrated-for his dancing powers.
The other .statement mint he a mistake, for we
are- not arquniuted with any other dancing Law
Lord—we suppose Lord LAN SDOWNE (the dancing
ex-Chancellor) is meant !. ! !
lqr. COLMAN, it seems, is busy in preparing a
Pantwnine, 'in which the motley Hero is_ to be a
Sp raking Harlequin. There has not been any such
i.-.:hAracter since the representation of GARRICK'S
,Harlequin's Invasion, in which KING particularly
distinguished hiueselF, MATHEws is to be the
hero of the ensuing composition:,
Miss BOOTH has. been re-eugaged at Covent-
Garden Theatre, 'with an increased salary.
'YOUNG, of Covent-Garden Theatre, is engaged
to perform at Edinburgh. whCre he is ,to open
the Theatre, on Monday next, in the part. of
Hamlet. Miss STEPHENS also is, ,engaged tor the
same pl:aCe, and public expectation has been
highly raised by her success in the Metropolis,
On Tuesday morning
slast, about two o'clock, a
duel Was fought between a tradesman• of respect-
eitity in the centre of the town of Great Dritfield,
and a neck-or-nothing farmer in the neighbour-
hood. The farmer' tired first, and 'then the trades-
whose ball, as asserted the lamer,
grazed his check, and then, moving in an oblique
direction, perforated through the mown of his hat,
and took away part ()fit.
The tow, of Ainwick was brilliantly illuminated
on the Bth instant, in honour of the peace.—
Among other' novelties, an old lady had the word,
'' peace," formed with guineas in the bottom of
her window.

The pickpockets were, as usual, at 'work yester-
day in Pall. Mall.--A Gentleman, of the name of
BAiLEY, was robbed of his pocket-book, contain-
ing several bills to a considerable amount, -and
other valtiable papers.
Eight transports having arrived at Newburgh
in the end of last week, the Orisonefs were march-
ed from the depot at Perth, on Saturday, Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, in divisions generally
exceeding 400, and sailed by the -tide which f(d•-•
lowed their embarkation. The last division left
the dep!lt on. Wednesday about one o'clock, so
that the prisons are now empty. A division of
400 went down to Dundee on Friday warning.
and embarked in the Solebavlrigate, which sailed-
the next day. A greater number of transports
than have been found requisite arrived in the Tay,
and returned. empty.