The Sun.
London, England, 1813-01-11 00:00:00

NAVALA + IVS.

PLY:Mtn/TIT,. JAN. 9.—Arr:\A the American'
*hip rokolitee, from New Y44k , for.. Bourdeaux.,
with cotton arid sugar, captured by the I.lqueb6,fri-
gate. The above vessel left New York' on the
12th ult. and brings bac:Mgt:lice that Mr- MAII.-
oisoN hail not been xe,eleeted, in consegence of
the returns front many of the different States not
haring` been forwarded to: Washington ; but that.
the majority of those which had been received
were in hi, favour, and it Was generally expected
he would very soon be again appointed to the
Presidency. The Macedonitut frigate had,.been
brought to anchor
~)rt the Sound near Nev York,
and had not, as before stated, arrived at New Or-
leans,
but from strong .adverse gales was pre-
vented from getting under weigh from thence for
that port previous
,to, the departure of the Fin-
gea . •

-Arrived the Pk.ebe frigate, from a erniz,e, she has
alsotakeu.un American privitter, culled the Han-.
ter, of I.G.guns; and SO incuovlOch has not—yet
arrived, but is hourly ex.pected., .`Phis plivateer,
had captured a tranynrt and a brig, both Wong-
jng to the Nimrod' convoy.
Arrived the Spanish brig Esperanza 'from Co-
runua ; the Brisk schooner, of this port, Wiwrid,
master, which sailed a few' days since, has been
captured by an Amtrican privateer.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Tigre,for Portsmouth ;
and the Revolutii»zai..e frigate with a convoy fop
Portsmouth ; the' Scylla .gnu-brig with secret
orders ; Rahowid gun-brig, Orestes sloop of war,
and Rorer ditto, the westward.

Put in here by contrary winds the brig Liberty,
PATERS, master, from London, with a cargo,
bound to Dublin.

Arrived his Majesty's brig of war Pelican,
front the Channel; the hiupeybelonging to COrk,
ROWLAND, master, from thence, 111-4 from Fal-
mouth, with a cargo of provisions for this port ;
the FriendsEndeavour, 5.C.11'4.T1.E utY, from Fowey;
Dick .and /lorry, JARyIS, 'from Dartmouth ; Dili-
gence, CU OMAN, and the Brothels, TEAGUE, from
'Truro; the, Elizabeth, 136 D INN: ;. and the Wit-
liut told Francis,' CARTER, from Penzance ; Ppllp,
'l3aow:., from Falmouth ; and the Jane, JAME,S,

from renryn.
The Doris frigate bas been commissioned at this
Pore by Captain (YnatEN.
The battalion of, marines, lately ,cmploN;ed on
the coast of !.3pain, and which disetnbalked here
this week man Ole /Jictd;:op t 14 0010,
have.reeeived orders to hold theinselvel in readi.
ness for embarkation•
the rile (maid stoop of war is .fitting out
in
Harnpool,
,and hip Mlijesty's .schooner 41/pheo in
Ilamonze. .
. .

Sailed the Nimrod hired armed cutter to join
the squadrOn in Basque ltoa.d‘..
The Hannibal man of war, ;Unicorn fritite; owl
Insolent sloop of war, have • been refitted the
former anchored in Caw sand l3ay yesterday, and
the two latter into the Sound,

PORTS M 01.1 TII, JAN. 10.-^A:rived his Majesty's
ship Tigre from Plymouth, and the .I\7lobe front off
Cherbourg.
• Sailed yesterday the bold and-Snap on a eruize.
Sailed to-day his Majesty's ship Royal Oak, Lon!
A. BE:to contr., With the Egmont, Desiree, uml
•Mutine, under sealed orders. •
Ilis Majesty's ship Vengeur is appointed con •
voy, for the West. Indies, and the lute Dutch co-
lonies.
DEAL, JAN. , tnts,rnorning the Whole
of the outward-bound East .Indiamen, transports,
coasters, and colliers, under convoy of his Ma-,
jesty's ships Royalist, Rapid, Boxer, PigCny,
. Gambier, and Spectdator.
• Came down from the River several transports
and other vessels, and sailed for Portsmuuth, un-
der convoy of the Thistle gtin-brig.

room:, .ENt. 10.-7 The Benjamin, COLLINS,
Nrilietr arrived here on,Arclnescinv last,, left Bit-
boa ten days ago. The Master reports, that on
tl'e day of lis &Torture, P. very considerable
FECIICIIforee had When- possession of that place.

COttic, JAN. 6.—The ship Nile, of London,
jACOE 'JO It N-SON , master, is now at Crookhaven ;
she sailed from the llavannali on the 24th of Oc.
tuber last, on which day the Arohy.to tiailva from
the rine Place, liound to Vera' Cruz, ‘tuni was to
return to the Havannah—this voyage through the
Golf of Mexico, and -the probable time ‘lle. ‘voidd
be at Vera Cruz, must be as that she could
not be ready to leave the 1-lavaunab on her harne-
ward voyage beftire Christmas.
Thelrethnsa put into the liavannall in dicalty
.state, after having thrown•some of her guns over-
board, and was to return from Vera Cruz to refit,
before she would sail for 'Europe. The-Ni./e,wiih
the Abraham Newland, which has put into Beer-
harm. and some other merchant ships, sailed
from the Havandah under convoy of the Frolic,
which parted from them in three or four;ilqyl, after
sailing, and which have been since captured...l-
I'(Cork Mercantile Chronicle, thiti. G.)