The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-28 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

His Iqa3esty's ship Achai• has arrived at Ply-
mouth, liout' Halifax—saiied the 30th hit. with a

convoy.

The. Alexander transport, MORTON, is arrived
at Plymouth, from Halifax—sailed the 30th ult.
with nine vessels, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Acbar, 3nd parted the 7th inst. in a gale of
wind spoke the transport, No. 404, bound to
Quebec, with loss of 'fflizen-mast and foie-top-
mast, and the, Paragon, bound to Halifax, dis-
masted, and in great distress ;. parted from her the
14th inst. after assissiing her.

HARWICH, OCT. 27. Arrived the Thetis
packet, from Gotten burgh ; Alliance packet, from
CuxhaVen ; and the Earl Leicester packet, from
Hoiland—all with mails and passengers. Sailed
the Active packet, for Cuxhaven ;- Beaufoy packet,
for Holland—both with mails and passengers ;
and, the Fortitude transport kNo. 67), for Dept-
ford.

PEAL, OcT. 27.--7-Arrived the Lord Wellington
transport, with invalid- soldiers, from Ostend.
The Mary transport (K. 'F.) was left in Ostend
harbour; to embark troops for England.—Wind
N. W.

POI,TSMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships 'Steady and Misletoe, from the Downs, with
several ships under convoy. Arrived his Majes-
ty's ship Leveret, 'from the _Eastward. Sailed the
Charles, GuAYDoN ; Medina, and a- few
other transports, for Plymouth, AO join convoy
for Sierra Leone and the Cape. - Dropped down
to St. Helen's his Majesty's ships Leonidas and
Iphigenia, hound to America.—Wind Westerly.
PLYMOUTH, OcT. 26-.—Sailed his _Majesty's
ship Vengeur with the Expedition, supposed for
America. His Majesty's ships Podargus and Opos-
sum, with the-trade for the Potts in the Bay of
Biscay ; anti` the Orestes, with the ships hound
to Ireland.

The Ellen, DALMAN ; the Lord Wellington,
Soares ; the Concordia, DATE ; and the 'Chris-
tiklit Cliru, ANDERSON, %%eat all lost near Riga,
on the 30:11

The Horatio,4lANNEY, bound to Trinidad, and
the Seahonse, CARMICHAEL, front Prince _Edward
Island, were driven on shore near Liverpool, on
Tuesday morning.
The Luna, Carthey, and. Altas colliers, were
wrecked or. llathe Beach, on Tuesday List.
The Constantia, J Loins: front Memel to Got-
tenburgh, is lost with all, the crew.
The Jane, littooxs, front Pi'llan, is lost in the
Baltic ; crew, cargo, and materials saved.
The trout Amelia Island, arrived
at Livei pool, sailed 13th Sept. single ; 15 or 16
vessels sailed five days before. The Trafalgar,
Barr, front, Africa, arrived at the same port,
sailed 23(1 jmy : did not see a vessel on the coast
of Africa. On the 23d Sept. in lat. 40. 30. N.
long. 29. 41: W. spoke hi; ,Majesty's•ships Plan-
tagenet, Rota, and Calthitioll; which had been on
a cruize after an American frigate.

The letters from France accompanying the pa-
pers the arrival at Paris of 111 INA, with 32
adherents ; and state, that he 'was himself arrest-
ed On his reaching that city, by an irregular order
of the Spanish Minister to the Police. / The chief
Officer of that- Department on learning the cir-
cumstance, ordered that the gallant :jpaniard
should be immediately liberated,. and he is now
at large in Paris. The, agents of the Police, .who,
had proceeded on insufficient authority,' were r'e- •
prinnindea.
With the same Mail we have advices from Malta
to the 28th September, from Trieste -to the 9th:
instant, tram and Madrid to the Bth
and 13th.—At Malta trade was daily improving.
Trieste Was expected to be a great (krk of Ails,
tririn commerce.,---At Cadiz we have the satisfac-
tion 10 say, that both the alarm and the fear by
Which 'it \vas excited, had wholly disappeared.
in consequence all precautions had been aban-
doned, and even the letters have undergone no..
fumigation. It is a commercial fact of particular
importance, that a quantity of cotton goods which
had arrived by convoy from this ,conntry, had
been allowed entry at the Custom-house of Cadiz,
notwithstanding the late Decree in favour of the
Philippine' Company, prohibitting the introduc-
tion of that commodity. Sir JAMES DuFr had
discontinued his drafts on the Treasury. At Ma-
drid some uneasiness was occasioned by symp-
toms of commotion in Spanish Estramadura.
Accounts received yesterday front Cortmna an-
nounce, that the Spanish Government had issued
a-n order for prohibiting all trade of neutral na-
tions with the Spanish Colonies.
Our letters by the Gottenburgh Mails are to the
17th of last mouth from Archangel, and to the
Ist of the present from St. Petersburgh. Through-
out. Russia trade was inactive, excepting on the
j shores of the Black Sea. The Exchange at the
capital was
About 12 o'clock last night Mr. PROITDMAN, the
Messenger, arrived. at the Secretary of State's
Office, with Dispatches from the Coinmissibuers
at Guent. He came by the way of Calais, and
was not 36.1:0urs on his journey.
The Statira frigate is appointed to sail from
Portsmouth to-morrow for Halifax, with the lion.
Sir E. I'AKENHAM, another General, two Staff
Officers, and twenty Marine Officers. The Leoni-
das . and another frigate are shortly to follow
with troops for the same destination.
His Majesty's sloop the Briseis, Capt. JACIS.-
', sois, its arrived at Leith, from Christiania. Prince
CHRISTIAN left Tonsberg on the 13th, for Copen-

ages.
A melancholy accident happened at a house near
vaddihani, a leis/ evenings since. Abraham Dug-
date„ a 'carrier- fr)m Blackburn and Colne, arose
while asleep froM his-bed in a garret, went down
stairs to the second story, traversed the lobby,
entered a room, opened the window, and threw
into the street, by which his skull was 'so
dreadlully fraCtured„. that, alter lingering for
sonic time, be expired.