The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-03 00:00:00

NAV IL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 30.-r• Last night it , him a
heavy gale from the eastward, during which the
b'ig Nancy, belonging to this port, Coj.qnsi
Master, from Penzance, with a cargo. of stOne,
bound tri London, drove from her anchorage be• 7
tween the island and main, mid drifted ashore on
the former, where her bottom received consider-
ablellamage by the anchor of a neutral vessel,
svhich lay near her, aid soon after fbe accitlent
she filled with water.; it is feared She will become
a wreck, crew saved;

Arrived the Protector gun-brig, from 4 cruize,
and is appointed to take, the trade,. &c. from hence
to, rortsmoutirand the Downs. We understand
•
she will sail the 'moment 'the wind proves favour-
.
able,
. .

The Stvyi store-ship, from last from
Penzance, arrived here last evening.
Arrived the Lloyd, BAREATT, froti Exeter;
Venus, LOWTHER, from Swausea ; Eliza, FINCH,
from Chepstow_;land the Robert and Mary, SLADE,
from London..

Arrived the Escort gun-brig, from Guernsey,
and is appointed to take convoy Wither : she wit'
• sail to-Morrow c% ening.
The Queen Charlotte man of war sailed this after-.
noon to,join the Channel fleet.

MAY 1 .—Arxived the Industry, CARPENTER,
from -Arundel; Lark, 11Aants ; and the Hope,
PRYNN, from London ; also a Swedish ship laden
with tar,. from Stockholm.

DEAL, MAY 2.--Carne down from the River,
the Charles 3 Mills, East Indianian, and the Ju-
FENWICK, for Bermuda.
Arrived the ;Elephant from off Flushing.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Impregnable, Admiral
Foul` Q, for off Flushing., accompanied by the
Boyne and Christian Men of war.

FIVE o'CLooc.—Sailed the autwur:l7bound for
Portsmouth, under convoy of .the Cunt tos ff Elgin

cutter.

FALmoivrn, Amt. :Ill.—Arrived the Prussian
ship Susanna, from Nantz, detained by his Main-
ty's ship Itannibal.
Caine in the Earl St. Vincent privateer from a

cruise.

Sailed the Chichesto packet. with a ritiafor the
Leewstal Islands. The Walsinghain'packil'foi 4u-
rinam, and the Lady Mary Pelham•packet for Co-
nitwit, are gone into the Roads,. the latter will sail
in the course of the night, her orders hAving come
clown by this evening's post :

POtTSMOVII, MAY 2.—Put back to St• He-
lens, his Majesty's ships centaur, Bacham, and
Madagascar, the latter with her convoy for Lis-
bon' which sailed yesterday.
His Majesty's ship zintelope gives instructions for
the Brazils and South America.

The Swift store ship is arrived from Halifax.—
A letter we have received by her, dated Match I 1,
IRI3, says A vessel ar:ived last from New
York, states, that SirJotps WARLOM had declared
the Ports of America to the Southward 'of New
York ltt a state of blockade. Sir Joitt4 has. taken
posieAslOU of a. small island in d e Chesapeake,
where he can get wood and water.; a most vigo—
rous blockade will be carried on. COmmadore
Ilitotq, Wills his Squadron, Viz. ShanUoi,
Tenedos, and Curlew, will sail in a few days for the
coast of America. Admiral Cooluwast, in "the
Marlborough, with the Victorious and Poictiers,.ait
now on the coast." •

Wmnsott, MAY 2.--Yesterday the QUERN'S
Council assembled as usual, to make their Month-
ly Report of the State of the KINO. They arrived
at the Queen's Lodge about 12 o'clock. The
l\leinbcrs piesent were the Archbishops of CAN-
TERBURY and Yonx, the Duke of MONTROSE, Earl
of WINCEILLSEA, and Lord Artbitg. The pllysi-
clans' attending the, KINO Were in attendance to
receive them, and made their Monthly Report to
their Lordships, who afterwards walked to the
Castle, and held a Council with the QuitaN, which
broke up, at about halt-past one, when the Noble
Lords left Windsor. The Duke at YORK arrived
yesterday on a visit to the QtrEEN.
This morning the QUERN and Pninccesgs had
divine service performed to them in the,Casile.

the tollowing Bulletin was yesterday cAlibited
nt St. Jatnes's Palace
winitsor Castle, M. f,
" frig MA.reerr bas been in a tranquil and vey comfort-
:J.4w state tiotoKhout the butt month.
41 11. lIALFOItD.
M. DAILLIE.
4, W. 11EISLIII)EN.
" IL WILLIS."

HIM MAJESTY Sind two of the PRINCESSES • will
leave Windsor this day for London, to remain
until Thursday.

The Earl of ADERDEtN is about to leave Eng-
land, on a foreign mission—report says to Vienna.
The Noble Earl is to be accompanied by Mt-
RANDA the Courier.

Cenern.l flora left town yesterday afternoon for
Yarmouth, on a mission to the Continent. Dis-
patches Were received late on Saturday , from Ad-
miral IJOrE who had been at Stockholm, from
whence be proceeded to Carlscrona on the 15th
On Saturday, about three o'clock, a cominunl-
cation was made through the medium of the Oro.
verlloll of the nanl‘ by Air. 1-fAsg, to. the Stock
Exchange, in consequence of a remonstrance
Laving been mad, against the funding of any more
Exchequer Bids. The CBANCEt.I.OR of the gm-
Cii4tf.WlLlt has rilltehtettA Meeting of those
cerCed in the former funding, this day at two
o'oo4,