The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-28 00:00:00

NAVAL

-PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 27.—Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ships Comet anti Challenger, from New-
foundlaU(l. Came into harbour his Majesty's
ship Stag. To-day went out of harbour his Ma-
jesty's ship Tortoise. The Nest India fleet are
still at St. Helen's. Arrived the Trafalgar and
Isabella transports, from Newfoundland. We no-
derstand that •ti.lel.9rig Woodman is ,on shore on
the Warden Ledge, nearYarmonth, Isle of Wight,
and has sustained damage.—All vessels bound to
the Brazils, and that choose to run the chance of
joining that conv=oy at Cork, are desired to re-
ceive instructions -from the Eurvdice, which is
going to that station.—The Spartan, of '3B guns,
is ordered to be commissioned. The Antelope,
of 50 guns, was takeu into Duck on Thursday.—
Wind S.W.
PLYmoy'ru, Nov. 2G.—Put in here on Wed-
nesday several of the fleet bound to Spain, For-
• tngal, &c. under convoy of his Majesty's ship
Meander, &e. Arrived the Podargus sloop of
war, flow the Bay, of Biscay ; Briseis sloop of
war, from the Eastward. Arrived to-day the
brig. Edward, FALCONER, master, from Tenerifre,
with wine ; was captured by the Lawrence Ame-
rican privateer,- and recaptured by his Majesty's
ship Glasgow. 'Arrived the Blessing, SKINNER,
from Newfoundland, in 16 days ; sailed with
fleet Undtr convoy of his Majesty's,ship C9met,
but 'piled two days-after sailing. Cabe in his
Majesty's ship Royalist, from a cruize. Arrived
several ships from various places—particulars to-
morrow—none of them likely to bring any news.
Wind S.W.

DEAL, Nov. 27.—Sailed yesterday the Nereus
frigate, for the River. - Caine down from the Ri-
ver the Cloriode frigate, and remains, with his
Majesty's ships Bombay, Rosario, Vixen, Mer-
enrius, and Wrangler. Caine down from the
River several WeSt Indiamen
RAMSGATE, Nov. 27.—The La Commune de
Bourdeaux, with a cargo of wine, brandy, curi,
brie., silk, china, &c. was the night before last
wrecked on the Goodwin :''',ands, and no part of
the cargo or vessel saved. The crew landed safe
at Broadstairs. The Alike, PiETEas, from Dublin
to London 4 lost an anchor and cable. Put in
upw-ard of 20 sail for shelter.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 2G.--The remains of Ad-
miral RoGElts were Wrimght trout France yester-
day, and, were conveyed to Lyinington for inter-
ment.

The ketch l'Egr6e, from Nantz, arrived here
last evening, having part of the crew, the plate
and _five men, of the, brig Good Intent, of and
haunt, to Teignmoutb, TAmttN, Master, from
Newport, with coals, taken the 19th instant, and
burnt by the American schooner privateer Law-
rence, Captain VASSICY, nine 12-pounders and 70
.men, about 200 tonsburth.en, the Lawrence had
taken given prizes, five sent to America, one given
up, and the Good Intent burnt.

The Athill, HUGHES, from ?.ante, and Peter,
NfILLER, from MeSsina to London,
_were taken the
19th inst. near Ushant, by the Lawrence Ameri-
can pr vateer, and sent for America.

The Hannah, Ilopor,, from Malaga to Dublin,
and the Brilliant, of Banf, from Malaga for Lon-
don,. %vele captured ihe. Ist inst. in lat. 45. by an
Am, rican privateer, of eight .gUns and 1-00 men.

The Tyne and Trent packct, ft mu Lon-
don to HarnburOi, was lost the 14th inst. in' the
Elbe, °illy tine pilot saved.
The Louisa, :Louts, from 'London to Ham-
bnrgh, was lost the 12tilinst. near Sandy Island--,
crew savtql.

The West India convoy remained' at Ports-
mouth on Saturday, detained. by contrary winds ;
it had been joined in the course of the week by,
abOut 70 more ships. -

FooTr;‘Cis.—On Friday evening, about half past
five o'clock, as Mr. Dowtvi.s, of the City-road,
Islington, was travelling on foot from Greenwich
to Woolwich by the lower road, after he had
left Greenwich about a mile and a half, he met two
men armed with bludgeons, having the appear-
ance of drovers. One of them seized him by the
throat, tripped him .up by the leg, and at the
same time gave him a violent blow with his blud-
°Ton, which made hint insensible for some time.
•;They robbed-hits of his.pocket-book; containing
Bank-notes to the amount of 131. -and his gold
watch, .chain, and seals. On leaving him they
d--d his• eyes,. and swore if he attempted to
follow them they would murder
A few evenings since, as Mr. CHARLES, the
Ventriloquist, accompinied by Mr. TURMEAV,
was. returning from. Bristol to Bath, they were
stopped at a little distance from Bristol by two
footpads Who resolutely demanded, their money
and watches ; a requisition. with which Mr. Tint-
ts/EAtt was reluctantly about to comply, iyhen sud-
denly two vitices•Were heard, as front the side of
'the toad, vociferating almost at the same moment,
" mayi, you villains ! we have been looking
aftr you' these three days, and now we have
,catrht you!" The fellows conceiving the voices
-
to proceed.from tkvo officers of police, Who were
about to apprehend them, were glad to betake
themselves to their heels for safety ; and thus,
by this ingenious and ready stratagem, did Mr.
CHARLES preserve his own property and that of
his friend.

A certain Preventative against Wealth.—Care-
fully avoid PARTElei"i', No. '6, Charing-Cross ; for,
if you come there before Wednesday, you will be
in the greatest danger of encumbering yourself
%vitt) a Capital raze; and Riches, alas ! bring
trouble.

%v1:••.1,-.)F.,(311; 27.

. On Tlinrsday• the. Duke Of KENT went from
Kensington Palace to Farnham, and i• pee -'d the
M Hirai y College, anti aftemards vt( , to
veater, and viewed the College there In ,he even-
ing- his Royal Highness arrived at, the Castle here,.
on a visit- to•ebe QUEEN and PRINCESSES. On Fri.
day his Royal Him-huesS-Ith Windsor for his seat
at Castlebar 11111.

Sir-HENRY liALForth went out of waiting on the
KING on Friday; and left the Castle for• London.
Yesterday about one o'clock, the Duke-of
arrived at tic Castle, on a visit to his Royal Mo-
ther and Sisters. , In the evening his Royal High-
ness left for Oatlands. •

the Royal rcaansitillye.,, !_it aftere attending
This morning
vine
provingBreetri‘l-aiurke'ablleyftfiiltehf'or the season of the year,
the QUEESt, and Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY!,
rode out in a coach and four through Maidentead,
&c.. and returned to the Castle to dinner. •

General D gtiDe arrived :it the Upper Lodge
this morning, to take his waiting as Equerry to
the KING. • -

• The Priucess CHARLOTTE 01 WALES nud suite
are expected to leave Weymouth on_ Wednesday.
morning to return to Craubourn Lodge.

EN EltA L MOREAU.

Die.r.sDEN, Nov. 10.—On the 4th orthis month,
a grand funeral service was celebrated in coin me-
inOration of General 11.1oar:Au. Prince 11.t.”Fix,
all the Authoritie9,- and the Russian and Saxon
troops, assisted'on the solemn occasion. At each
corner of the temporary bier, a soldier in full uni-
form appeared, lowering the colours of Austria,
Russia, England, and Prussia. At the end of the
religions celownics, a procession took place to
the spot where the General was mortally wound-
ed on the 27th of August, and where a mjitary
monument is erected. The urn, containing his
two amputated legs, was carried by Saxon grena.
Biers, escorted by a numerous detachment front
the garrison. These • troops formed a hollow.
square about the monuinent, which is formed of
one block of granite, surrounded by poplars.—
After a consecration of the monument by the de.
Heal part of the procession, the urn u;as deposited
therein ; and reputed salvoes of artillay and
small arms terminated this affecting funeral ce-
remony.