The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-23 00:00:00

NAVAL -NIMS-.

The Ann, NPDOnald, frurn 1-Itlitax to Castine, has been
tahen by part of her crew, and carried into Salant.

The William, Powditch, from Rio Janeiro to London, aid
the N3entOl-.;stun, front Portsmouth to Quebec, are re-
:taken and carried into Halifax.

,Tbe Eliza Ann, of St. Thomas's, from Bermuda, foundered
at sea ; crew ,aced.
The Amazon, from Portsmouth to Q►►ebec, and Halifax
Packet, from Aberdeen to Halifax, have heen taken by the
Harpy privateer, retaken by the Bulwark Man of War, and
c:n•ried into Halifax.

The Eelipse, Forrest, from tlie Canaries to London, is re-
taken, and carrier into Bermuda.

froa, Glasgow, sunk off the coast of Norfolk,
Bth instant.

The Eliza, from Savannah to Rotterdam, was sent into
Bermuda the middle of September, by the Fortune of War

privateer.

The Tamer, of Trinidad, from Sappello, has been taken by
an American prirate,r, retaken by the Lacedemonian frigate,
and sent into Bermuda.

PLYMOUTH ,:Nov. 2l.—Came in several trans-
ports with troops,.und-er convoy of his Majesty's
ship Cormorant. Also arrived his Majesty's ship
Woodlark; from a cruize.. Sailed hiS Majesty's
ship Leviathan, having on board Mr..CANNING
and Family, for Lisbon. Also sailed his Majes-
ty's ships Scamander and Fly, on a cruize.—
Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 22.----Arrived from the
Eastward his ilajesty's ships Dee, Couts, Ha=
vork, and Hasty; and his Majesty's ship Niobe,
from Plymmith. Arrived a very large fleet of
West Indiamen, from the Downs. - We expect the
West India convoy will sail to-morrow, as the
following, orders were issued this morning_ from
the Admiral's Office :7--•

" All vessels arrived at this port,bound to the West Indies,
are directed to repair immediately to the Motto,,!)ank, and
join convoy under protection of his Majesty's ship Swiftsure."

The following was alio issnecl to-day :

" The Masters of vessels bound to South America, who
may be desirous 'to proceed,to Cork, in chance' of joining the
l'raFil Convoy now under sailing orders at that port, may have
protection from his Majesty's ship Eurydice," •

The Eurydice is expected to Xallitt,the morn-
N.E.
Haawicu, Nov: 22.—Arrived the Lady Ne-
pean packet, with a mail and paseogers, from
Holland.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 20.—Arrived the Ashling,
DUCK, from Chichester. Sailed his Majesty's
ships- Scylla And She!drake, on a cruize ; Prince
Ernest packet, with a mail for Lisbon ; and
the Lady Mary Pelltain packet, with a mail for Su-
rintrm ; and a few coasters.-Wind N. N:y.

DEAL Nov. 22.—Arrived the Diana; Tnomr-
SON, in 24 dIiVS, from Marhella ; and the Venus
transport, from Portsmouth. Came down from
the_River five ships, bound to Jamaica, and seve-
ral others, names not known.—Wind N.

IV The following brigs' are ordered to be fitted for
the American coast :—Archer-, Capt. SLAUGHTER ;.
Urgent, Captain FITZM AU NCH ; Fervent, Ciptain
IlretriAm ; Marti-al, Captain LEACH ; and 'their)-
, solent; -Captain KELLEY : the two last-named. are
fitting for foreign service at Plymouth.
Adtniral 13oLt.F.s is appointed to command at
Jamaica, in the room of the late Admiral BRowN.
Extract of a letter from the Agent at Demerara,
dated Oct. 6 :—" The packet which came in a
few days ago, went to windward of Surinam,
fell in with a schooner, supposed to be an Ame-
rican privateer ; and the Diana, which ar-
rived-on the 3d instant from Glasgow,- fell in,
near Cayenne, with a top-sail schooner of the
same description, which she also took for 'an
enemy's privateer. The convoy for England is
appointed to leave this on the 18th instant."
Extract of a letter front the Agent at Halifax,
dateil November 2, 1814 It is rumoured,
that a number of privateers are fitting Out in the
United States; in -consequence of the probable
continuance of the war with America, and it is to
be feared /that they will make many captur” this
" season-. The Lilly frigate, ‘vhielt sailed front St.
Helen's the Ist of September, has arrived at Que-
bec; and the Raven sloop of war, intended to
protect the vessels for this port, which Sailevith
the Lilly,
has arrived here without any of the
convoy. Many of this convoy have arrived here
since the 14th ult. down ti yesterday; 'generally
coming in single vessels, an.l there are yet a num-
ber of them missing." s
The Americans launched a .74,, at Portsnu-nth,
New Hampshire, on the 20th September. They
have named ber the Washington.

CORN EXCHANGE, NUV. hail a good supply of
Wiwat add Barley from Suffolk this morning; notwit ()stand-
hut New Barley was taken off readily at an-advance of 2s. per
qtiarter, and Wheat supported its price. :Flair may be consi-
dered S. deares ; the same may be said of Boiling Pease and
Oats. Other articles reuntin at the last-quotations.
English Wheat 58s. 68s.
Fine ditto - 725. --s.
Old ditto -84 s.
Fore4n do. -49 s . 58s. 68s.
Fine ditto - - 765. —s. —s.

New White Pease - C4s.
Grey Pease - - -38 s. 455.
New Grey Pease -48 s. —s.
Tick Beaus - - - 365. 445.
Small Tick Beans 41s. 475.
t'ced Oats' - - -20 s. 235.
Fine ditto - - 275. 295.
Poland ditto - - '2os. 255.
Fine ditto - - 225. 325.
Pota tci! ditto - - 3t7s.
Rape seed 28f. 331. per last
Fine Flour - 655,-70s.
Seconds - • CDs. qs.

Rye - - - SGs. 40s.
i;ne. ditto - 445. —s.
Barley - - - 245. 32'•
Fine ditto - - - 345. —s.
New ditto - - - 425.

Malt - - - - Gis. aSs.
Fine ditto - - 754.
White Pease (boil.) 555. 60s.

111ARSDEN, Chief Commissioner of the Irish
Board of Exclie, has sent in his re.sivation.
are•sorry to learn that Mr. LovEGRovE is
alarmingly ill, in consequence the rupture of a
blood-vessel.

The part of Romeo was performed on Monday.
night by Mr.ABBOT, in tllCOill of Mr..CoNi.valt,.
who is indisposed.
Saturday r►ight, a tieket7porter was sent with
461. in Bank-notes f oai FOTEIERBY and SoN's
King's-road, Gray's-inn-lane, to. Gower-street,
with which he ab§couded.