The Sun.
London, England, 1813-01-28 00:00:00

NAVAL NgIVS.

PLYMOUTUi. JAN', before d4-light
this morning a Oilier brig, .calleci the Alfred-, be-

longing to and. ►'rout Sunderland, SumLps, mas-
ter, With a.cargo, consisting' of 240 tons of, coals,
for this port, struck on a rock near the Newstone,
and sustained so much damage that in less than
half au hour she sunk in five'fathoms of water, in

Boveysand Bay, within this Port, and it is expect-
ed will be totally lost with her cargo ; crew

saved,

The Portuguese ship Calypso, of Oporto, from
the Brazils, with n cargo consisting of tobacco,
sugar, coffee, oil, &e. that was recaptured on her
passage by the Survoillitnle frigate, and, sent into
this port a few days since, is in a very leaky state,
and, in consequence, the cargo, which it is feared
has been damaged, is to be landed immediately,
in order to effect the repairs of the vessel.

:By 'a letter received • here this day from
Greenock, it appears that a vessel has arrived at
that port with intelligence of the capture of two
French frigates, em the 9th instant, by his Ma-
jesty's ship 45idromache and Briton ; the latter,
which is commanded by Sir THOMAS STAtxts, ar-

rived' here yesterday week frou► a cruize off the
coast of France, and is now in jiatnoaze refitting.
Should the* a►ction alluded to have taken place, it
must have been some other frigate in company with
the Andromache, and not the Briton.

Arrived the ship Ann, from Liverpool, with a
•
cargo of ruin for this port.

Sailed the Conquestador wan of vim., to join the
Channel Fleet ; the Pickle brig of war, and
Sho»rt•oc/c schooner• on separate eflliZe3.

'l'M-MOUTH, JA?. '27.--.ll.rived the Deaver an,
Princess qf Wahs from a crit; Le.

Sailed 'the Daphne, wi4A Major-General HOPE
and suite on hoard, for the Baltic ; Ton-yard gnn,
brig for Leith ; and the Redbreast, for Heligo-
land.

DEAL, JAN. 27.---Came down from the River
and sailed the ship Lion, a privateer, Captain
Tuostroos, on a eruize in the China seas; Char-
lotte, Enwithoa, for Gibraltar; and several others,
names not known.

Potursatotrru, JAN. his Majesty's
ship Vulture, with a convoy. for Guernsey and
Jersey ; the Bore?, with a convoy for Plyinouth
and his Majesty's ship Satan, for the Downs.
The ships for the East Indies, Cape of Good
of Ilope, Spain, and Portugal will sail onTriday
next.

• FALINIOUTII,,JAN. 2.s.—Nothing arrived or sailed
to-lay but one or two coasters.
The Princess Mary packet with a, mail for .Co-
runtia, has gone into the Roads.

Itr'POINTMENTS.—Capt. Ront. O'Brien,
from the command of the !attires.; Nerviee at Limerick, to the
eontinand of the Doris frigate, :.itted for 'sea •at Ply-
month ; Capt. John Gatirli`to the Impress Service ut Abe.-
ripen ; • Lieut. Robert Oliver (I) to the Ville 1.0 Paris, nt
o,ll,month ; Lieut. Loch, actilL; in the Rorer sloop, pro-
moted to the rank of Cominsuider; Lieut.:George Hart to
the command of the Whiting scisoiner ; Lieut. N. T. France
to the Impress SoririCe at North ; Mr. Henry
iitidshipthan of the. Vigo, promoted to the rank of Lieute-
nant; Captain Ilmirchier is appointed to the command of the
San Josef, in the room, of Captain jaeltson, retuoitai to the
titleen Charlotte, of 151.0 pity:, intended for the Flag of Ad-
miral Lortlikeith; Captaiti Richard WaleA, to the•comatanti
of the Epervierot new sloottordered to be tilted at Chatham,
foriainkdiate issra.A.,.; Lieutenant CltariL!s Pettgelly, to the
Sit Josef, cruiwing in the Channel. ;' Lieutenant Sumuel
Hoskins to the St. Juan,•• at Gibraltar ; Mr.lienry
we/ Nlidshipman, Of the Itingiltive,:prinnoted to the 'rank of
Lieutenant; Nir. liony Love, Midshipman,. promoted. to the
rank of Lieutenant; Mr. Richard Goodhridge, Pewter of the,
NVincheliea, to be Purser of the San Ysidro, prison, ship at
Plymouth. ..

We just learn that there is no truth in the em-
bargo on theFreneh ports.

The tords of the Admiralty have been Owed
to uppoil4 Dr..DictcsoN (late. Physician 'anti In-
svetorof ttut Leeward island h), to be Super—
intending Physician to the Russian, fleet at
Chatham.

Letters from the French coast state, that,Buo-
NVIPARTE has is'aned a proclamation, forbidding
every FO'nchman, who served in the late cam-
paign in Russia, to return to France under pain
of death. If eves• an authentic narrative of their
unparalleled miseries shall be published by any of
the Frenchmen who have escaped, it will unfold
the most dreadful tale of horror that has ever
been presented to the world.
The Marshal of the United Statea for the dis-
trict of South Carolina, has, it is said, detained
in custody, twelve British subjects, as hostages for
the lives of six American seamen, who have been
taken out of the pi ivracer Sarah Ant, at. Nassau,
New Providence, and setit to Jamaica to be tried
or treason.

The Underwriters of Liverpool have presented
elegant silver cup, of the value of 40/, to Captain
AiHeck, who so bravely defended his ship, the
May, ugainst an American privateer, law summer.
Letters received yesterday from Salisbury, men-
tion the death of \i'mtt.tikt HusscY, Esq. for many
years a Representative of that city.
Amongst other eccentric novelties that ap-
peared in the r trk on Sunday lust, teas a Rus-
sian sledge, drawn by a chesinit galloway. This
vehicle, from its great rarity, attracted much
notice. It went along with great rapidity,
and apparently with much futility. In it were
foreigners, wrapped up in furs a-la. Russo. On it,
leaving the Park, it proceeded down St. James',
street, up Pall-Mull, &e. crowds of spectators ti ,1-
lowing it.