The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-09 00:00:00

NAVAL Nr‘i7.9.

fim.7,touTtr, JUNE 6.--Arrived the Francis
Freeliug, packet, Captain. BELL, from Bourdeaux,
v‘ith a mail.' Sailed the Duke of Kent packet,
C.oL.rr.swowrx, for Lisbon, with two mails.—
Captain CORNEBY, of the Braganza, arrived yes-
terday from Buenos Ayres,' brings an account of
the Essex American .frigate being blockaded in a
port on The. Coast of Chili by hii.Majesty'e ship
Plicebe.—Wind E.

DEAL, .TnNE Majesty's ships
-Montague, Norge, .Bittern,. and Drake, trom
Flashing. Sailed his Majesiy's ships Impregna-
ble, Chatham, Bedford, and Montague, a Rus-
sian frigate, and several more, particulars un-
known, from Portsmouth. Arrived his MI-ijesty',S
ship Antelope ; Elizabeth, Marys, Jupiter, Heart
of Oak„ Isabella, and Hero transports, from Hol-
land, und wait for orders, having wo troops of
the Royal Waggon Train on board.-Winfl N. E.

POCTSMOUTH, JUNE B.—Attived the Royal
Sovereign and Queen Charlotte yachts, impreg-
nable, -Jason,. Hyperion, Bedford, Chatham, and
Spencer, from the Do‘Vns. Sailed the 'Cumber-
land Vnan of ‘var with aileet for 'the- East 1n lies,
and the Eclair sloop of war with a convoy for
Cork.—Wind E. :

Yesterday a Courtof Directors was held at the
East India House,- when the following ships were
taken up and thus stationed, viz.--,Cufinells,l2oo
tons, and, Royal George, 1200 tons, .for Bengal,
Madras, and tThina.

The Bucephalus, Capt. D'AETU, is at the Nore;
(having fitted for foreign service), on her %ray to
Spithead, to receive her final orders.
The Newcastle, ear. Lord G. STUART, hos,re-
paired her dawn at. Portsmomfb", and will pro-
ceed to Halifax in a few days.

A Message will go down to. Parliament in a
few days, •annntmcing-Ahe Wended marriage of
the Princess CHARLOTTE to the Hereditary Pr:nce
oI ORANGE7---LO,OOO/. per a 1111 111 is intended fo
be moved as the Parliamentary 'Grant far the
Royal. Establishment on this occasion.

There was a pretty general report yesterday-
that Peace would be• proclanied to-day. Late yes t
terday aft4noon, no notice to that effect, had been
received at the Herald's College. Posts and rails
are putting up at the openings of all the snCiller
streets and lanes into the leading Streets in the
• City, and the old 'binges of Tempie-Bar Gates are
repairing, in expectation.. of the. approaching ce-,

• • remony. •
• This, and the-two following evenings, the:Pub-
lie Offices will-be illmiiinated, according to a pub-
lic notification.. Of course, the illuminations
will be general. The Maniion-house, the Bank,
and the Public Offices, are in a forward State of
preparation.
The gallant. BLvcl Eu, and another veteran,
-Ivere drawn by the populace' nond-street yes.:
today, and through several of the leading trects;
this was at half--past three o'clock. They
were received with repeated acclamations, and
a • cry of " Hats oil l"—The EMPEROR de-
clined using the magnificent bed prepared for
him, and "chine to sleep in the same way as
when in camp,_ viz. :upon a straw palliase.—
The King of PRUSSIA ordered all the tine satin-
wood furniture to be removed out:of his bed-
room, and a plain table aid glass, with one
_mon chair, to be substituted. When the betkvus
removed, his MAJESTY'S camp eeplipage was
brought in, from. wherrce were taken a leathern
inattrass and bolster ; these were 'placed upon a
Common .coneh, and when the KING laid
after wrapping himself up in a woollen quilt,
which he brought •with him, he exclaimed—''
have .slept for two years 'in this manner) and I.
mean- to continue to do. so until 'my return to
Berlin."

Several, .travelling carriages, With Gentlemen
of tho Russian Emperor-'s suite, &c., arrived yes-
terday evening, near nine, aid proceeded to the
Pulteney
Parties of foreign Officers 'were promenading

the public .streets yesterday, and were.everywhere
greetad by the populace. with tumults of appfause;
We understand that an invitation has been
given by the LORD'MAYOR to the Foreign Sove-
reigns, and to the Patilco RgoetiT, to partake 9f
a banquet at Guildhall, and that it has beep ac,
cepted.
Official letters received at 1-1611 by the Collector
and Comptroller of the Customs, -state; that 'the
plague has broke out again With great Violence at
Alexandria, rages at Slnyrna and Constattlnople,
in the Moreßi and Greek Islands, and is more ge-
neral than for years past.
Anplication had been made to the Board of
Trah to grant licences for th%.. conveyance of
British manufactures, by neutral ships, to the
United States, north.of Rhode Nand. 1 e ear
that the Board, after having given full cnnsidertil:
tion to the subject, has signified its determinatiot,
ti) grant no commercial licences whatever to Yiny
port of the American Republic.
An express was received in town on Molday
evening from Colchester, stating, that a mutiny
had broken out amonk the Piedmoutese troops
stationed in the barracks there. They had threat-
ened the -destruction of the barrackstvot town,
and it was with difficulty that the Wink& was
suppressed. Ninety-nine of the mbst active of
• the rioters were put into contirkement. General
WILDER set off from Ipswich on .S;inday, to take
measures on the occasion. We have not learnt
the cause of the uproar.
Yesterday morning the Royal Flintsbire Mi-
litia, commanded by Colonel Fletcher, marched
fiomn Chester for Wrexham: They are a-very fine
body of men; and during the short time they, re-
mained there, they gained the universal esteem.of
the inhabitants, by their peaceable demeanour and
good conduct,.