The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-28 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

DEAL, • APREV 27.-ArriVci the Virago gun.
brig, with the Felicity, TIMOTHY, from J310)1ill,
and sailed ~far the River ; and the Alert hired
cutter, with dispatches from s the fleet id the
Roompot.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 27.—The Constant sloop'
of war takes convoy to Cork_and the West InA
dies, and will sail with the ships that Way be here
the first fair wind. The Intelligent gun-brig
takes convoy to Guernsey and Jersey., and the
Sprightly Cutter to Plymouth. The (-4,ebec. fleet,
limier convoy of his Majesty's ships Bellerophon;
Pandora, &c. left St. Helen's Roads at day•iight
this morning.

FAL:goUTII, APRIL 25.-:—Arrived the Rapid
schooner from Plymouth, and the ships 'Mediter-
ranean and Nicholson froth Liverpool, bound to
the Brazils. Sailed the cartel August, COLBERG,,
for Passages.

The Emperor of RUSSIA is.eicpeeted.in England
in ebsout a fortnight. ,

Prince ESTERHAZY was expected to leave Lon.;
don late last night 146 his Suite, on his return
to Paris. The Prince took leave Of the PRINCE
REGENT in the morning.
The dinner given by the PRINCE REGENT on
Tuesday was principally to the ,Foreign Military
Officers who have lately arrived in England: -
The young Prince ALEXANDER, son of the
Duchess of OLDENBURGIf, is expected to follow
his Royal Mother this day to Windsdr, attended
by his English Nurse. s

-Yesterday the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
had a long intervizw mith the Earl of LIVERPOOL
at Fife-house..

I%*. li,c3a, from Bourdeanx, has arrived in
Paris, and was presented to MONSIEUR.
MONSIEUR is daily engaged in reviewing
Divi-
sions of the National Guard, in the Place de Ca-
rousel. Their whole number amounts to about
50,600. They mount guard at the ThuillerieT,
and other public places, vis-a-vis, with Russians,
Prussians, and Austrians.

Mademoiselle GtraoE;.the principal Actress in
Paris, who was intended for the Mistress of Buo-
NAPAWIT, has appeared once since his overthrow.
She is so much disgusted with the Parisians for
deserting . him, that she vows she will play to
please them no more
Pictures of all the,Allied Sovereigns,' of Louis
XVIII. and other French Princes, are displayed
in every street in Paris. The old pictures (hidden
for 15. or 18 years) are all making their appear-
ance again.

General DUPONT, the present•Mintiter of War
in France, is the same General who, ;Fur the
battle of Baylen, in Spain, was condemned by
BUONAPARTE to be imprisoned for life.
General MattEscop, appointed Director-General
of the'Enginects, had been also' condemned to b 44
imprisoned for life.
Yesterday General •KLEIST visited Woolwich
Warren, accompanied by ColOnel AtOOMFIELS.
The gallant" General is expected to leave London
this day, on his return to Paris.
Mr. MONROE, the King's Messenger, arrived in
town on Tuesday night,. with dispatches from the
Hague.

Mr. ROznisOrr, the King's Messenger, who
brought the dispatches from Viscount CASTLE-.
REAGU, with the account of .the cessation of hos-
tilities between England and France, left Paris at
, two o'clock on Sunday morning.
Yesterday her MAJESTY, with the Princess SO-
PHIA, and the Dukes of KENT and SUSSEX, ac-
.companied the Duchess of OLDENBURG to the
Royal Military Academy at, Sandhurst, Black-
water, where they were received by the Governor,
General Sir ALEXANDER HOPE. The Royal Party
`dined with 'Sir ALEXANDER, after having inspect-
. ed the whole of the buildings, with which, and
the Establishment, which was fully described to
them, they appeared to be highly gratified, as well
as with the attention and elegant hospitality of
the Governor.

SOLEMN THANKSGIVING=.---The Portuguese Am-
bassador's Chapel, in South-street, Grosvenor-
square, was yesterday attended by the principal
Nobility and gentry in town, when a Solemn
Thanksgiving to the ALMIGHTY ,ic;ls offered, for
the restoration of the BoußßorsTs to the Throne
of France:.

Captain GEORGE FITZCLARENCE) of the 10th
Hussars, who ,is returned among the severely
wounded, in the battle of Toulouse, is wounded
in the thigh.

The following numerical calculation of the emi-
grations. from-France, bet Ween the 14th of July
1789 and the 6th of October 1798, was publiehed,
at Paris, by order of the Directory, in the year`
1798 number, 124,000, of whom 9000.
Women, and 16,920 men, were of the Nobility ;
28,000 priests; 404 belonging to the parlemens,
8492 nobles in
.the military profession, 9933 land-
ed proprietors, 2867 lawyers, 230 bookers, 7800
therehants, 324 attornies (notaires), 528 Ovsi.
cians, 540 Surgeons, 3268 farniNs, 2000 nobles
in the naval service, 22,729 artisans, 2800 ser-
vants, 3000 wives of artisans, 3033 children of
both Sexes, 4428 nuns (religieuses).
LAW.—Yesterday being the first day of Easter
Term, the :fudges assembled in the Court of
king's Bench at thesusual hour, when the custom-
ary formalities were gone through-of reading the
returns from the different gaols, &c. bat no MO"'
tion of public interest was made.