The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

Flormour4, MAttcn, 26.—Arrived the Eliza-
beth, MAsTERs, from. Michael's, in 21 days :
she b: finis au account that a French frigate bad
ii?cen captured aad carried litto Madeira by .a large
. •
cut-down English frigate. wind
Fit.motrza, MARCH
.25.—Arrived the Louisa,
to.be-made into a packet. Arrived off this port
his.. Majesty's ship Valiant, 74, .Captain OLtvzit,
from Jainttica J. sailed
.the 2Sth January, with the
Minerva frigate and Sappho sloop of war,. having
a flea of about 52 sail. under convoy, frorri.which
the separated ,in a heavy gale on the Ist :nstant, :
she afterwards felr.in with three of the fleet, and
parted from them six, days since. The Valiant
landed a Mail, and proceeded up. Channel. Just
arrived the Countess of Chichester packet, front
Gibraltar and Malta, and 'is put tinder quaran-
tine.-7VIII West.
.POIrif*OUTH, MA' Rell 27.—Arrived his Ma-
jest s ship Fat,halcon, with a convoy of seven or
eight sail, froM Plymouth.. Sailed his Majesty's
ships Confounder awl Redpole, with a convoy for
the nowni.—Went out of harbour his Majesty's
ship iVatvior,—Wind Sou th.
DEAL MARCH 27.—Sailed the Thames and
Lord jeitli East Indiamen for Portsmouth, and
his ?tlaiesty's ship Dryad for the River. Came
down from the River his Majesty's ship Tonnant,
and added for Portsmouth, and the Wexford last
Iniliaman,bouncl to China.' Arrived the Agenora,
WILLIAMS, front Bangor for London ; was rap-
tured the 21st inst. off Folkstone, and -recaptitred
by bit Maieqty's ship Protector. The Factor,
SHAW, front 13en'ast to London, was captured off
Folkstone, ,by five privateers, yesterday. The
master awl. craw took to their boats„ and hare
arrived liere.----Wind S.

A Mail. arrived OU Saturday from the Leeward
Islands. The letters from Barbadoes state, that
nu the 9th mit; the Queen man, of War sailed from
Carlisle Bay for the coast of. Surinam, in' quest
of the Constitution American frigate. Adthiral.
DuitHANt had arrived at Barbadoes, with the two
French frigates captured by him on his voyage.
't'he'y. were both commissioned ;, the one to lie
called the Barbadaes, the other the Patina.--The

Leviathan man of war, with a large fleet from
Cork, had also arrived in the West Indies. The
Columbine sloop of war arrived at Barbadoes on
the, 11th ult. having the preceding, night,' to
windward of the island, been chased 'by au ene-
my's frigate.
The Endymion, Captain IL Hope, on the 7th
ultimo, captured the Meteor; of 300 tons, laden
with 500 boxes, hales, an cases of silks, of every
description, French fine goods, and a small quan-
tity of claret. She was from Bourdeaux bomid
to New Yolk. An American flag of truce
came off lately to one of our ships,
sand gave in-
forMation that the President; Coma-10(10re Ron-
bad had ten men killed and a number
wounded, in an action with the British frigate
Orpheus, Captain Ilvoti RtGoT. The President,
it was nntler.stood,,made off.

By letters received from Lisbon and Oporto to
the 13th instant, we are sorry to learn; that in a
heavy g►tle of wintLwbich curs-expctienteci-ert
Oporto, a vessel; supposed to be from the 'island
of Bourbon, was wrecked off Over, and the pas-
sengers and crew are conjecturea to have pe-
rished.----The Belisarins Brazil ship was driven on.
shore in the same gale: the Captain and one man,
with the vessel and part of the cargo; were lost.
Saturday morning the 3d battalion of Royal
Marines, commanded by Major GEORGE LEWES,
co;nmenced embarking at Portsmouth on board
the Melpomene, Captain 'ROWLEY, Brune, Capt.
BADCQCK, and Regulus, Captain RAMSAY, for the
Lakes of Canada. The remainder will embark in
the Tonnant, SO, Lord CactiKANE, -upon her ar-
rival from the Downs. The battalion consists of
900 Men, to which is attached a company of the
Royal Marine Artillery, with half a brigade of
Field Artillery.. They are a body of well-disci-
plined men.

On Sattirday arrived -mailS from Jamaica, the
Leeward islands, and Surinam. The Jamaica-
papers are to the 15th of last month. Through
the same channel Santa Fe Gazettes to the 10th
Jasnunry are obtained, comprehending several dis-
pitches:from. the .General •in Chief of the Army
of the South, Don ANTONIO NARINO, to the Go-
vernment of that city. The first notices an ac-
tion that had taken place on the 30th December,
at the Heights of Palac4.,•when the revolutionary
party prevailed, and was about to follow up
the success by _ marchi:ig to Papayan, where
ab•:ut eight hundred to one thousand-of the Roy-.
alists were stationed. The next mentions the re-
sult of the second affair, which was the flight of
,the Royalists from Papaya!), after having taken
the precaution of blowing tip the magazines at
that place.,.. A third dispatch relates to a conflict
which occurred on the bridge of. Canea, where the
Royalists were sheltered by a strong parapet.—
The. ardour of the Revolictiol,isthowever, stir-,
mounted all obstacles, tbe troops' of Candini-
marca trinniphed, and the adherents of the old Go-
vernment were under the necessity of leaving the
country. • /.
The Calcutta Papers contain a Dispatch from
Lieut.-Col. WATsort, dated July 3, detailing the
operations of a military and naval expedition, em-
ployed to destroy a piratical torce, which had,
tinder the command of the PANGERANG ANOM,
brOther to the SULTAN, established itself at Sam-
bas. The naval part of the expedition was under
the. orders of Captain SAYER, and consisted of
a squadron of his i‘lajesty's ships, the Leda,
I'rocris, &c. The troops were.under Lieutenant-
Colonel WATSON. The forts were taken pos-
session of by our troops.. Lieutenant BOLTON'S
column Missed its road, and did not arrive
in time for the attack. Captain MORRIS, who,
though ill, persisted 10 accompanying Col. `VAT-
SON, died.----The total British loss. was seven
kill-
ed, including the boatswain of the Letfa, and 55
WOlnaded. Arming the hitter were Capt. WATSON,
Slightly Lieut. JENNINGS, ditto, severely; Lieut.
TRIST, 3)1 Bengal 'Vol. Batt. severely and dan-
.gerously ; and Lieut. Hououros, of lI:M.S. Hus-
sar, Severely.—Col. WATSON bestows great praise
on Captains SAYER, ELLIOTT, LESLIE, WATSON,
and DiSON, and Lieuts-. BAILEY and GiINN.

AMERICAN PA pr RS.

[FU tiTHE it EXTRACTS.]

The sloop:o-i. war John Mains, at Near York,
is appointed to carry our Commissione:s,
Clay and Russell, .to Europe.
Troop? have-been rteenticimaeched from Green-
I busl),.for Saekett'siLirbour. ••
General Wilkinson has returned to 'French Mills,!
arid resumed the eOinmanil of the army.
. FiIpDERICKSBUIIG, ,FEB. 9. The schooner
• Risint, States,. Capt. Evans arrived at this port
yesterday, in a. short passage from Baltimore--
Saw no enemy's. vessels in the Bay. ',Fie triga
Adams was lying at the mouth of the Potomac.
It is ass'erfed,„..that the enemy's squadrons on one
coast havc'reCti,ved instructions to•send hack ti)i.
the ports from 'whence the!
came',. consequencepf our Government's not
perinitting•nentrals to depart from ports the
United Stales with provisions.
NEW LONDON, _FEB. Sunday nOOD
the Victorious, of 74 "gnns,,Captain Talbot, in.
beating up tbrongh the Race, . grounded flea. the
Weit end Of kisher's Island, Where she rem:link:A
till yesterday, when she was got off. During tins
time the wind blew off shore'and moderately, to
which the enemy owe the fortunate eircuntstwice
of saving the ship. She went on at the top of
the tide, and had immediate assistance fram the
blockading squadron. The spot ‘vberd dte went
on shore is free of rocks.. It- is said she cane to
relieve Commodore Hardy, but has probably re-
turned to Halifax to repair.
A Kentuckian writes, in compliment of General
Jackson's expedition against the lndians„ "lu
no former campaign with the tt•ibesi of North
America, have I either read or heard of so 'com-
plete a slaughter, as that effected by Gen. Coffee;
in the 'language of Jackson, the business was done
truly in style."

THE FRAUD upon the STOCK EXCHANGE.,

The following information with regard to the
finding of the uniform and insignia supposed to
have been worn by the pretended Colonel Pti
BOURGI, was on Saturday posted at the Stock
Exchange

" Committee-loom, Mardl 24, I Sl4.

" The -Sub-Committee inform the: Weathers of the Stock
Exchange, that a Watvrman has just brought to them a bun-
dle, which he dragged up from the bottom of the river Thames
on the 9.3 d inst. containing a scarlet reg./mental colt, cut up
into very small pieces, together with an embroider cd silver
star, a silver badge of some Order.
The co,rt. bas,plain gilt buttons, and appears to have
been trimmed with blue and with gold embroidery.

" The star has a red .cross in the middle, 'surmounted by
two angels sill-Toiling a crown, and surrounded by the fol-
lowing motto, w,irked in silver twist on a red graund
JUS,

" The badge appears to belon,: to' sonie.Order of Masonry,
and consists of a silver radiated cro,., haring an eagle on oirc
side, and a pelican feeding her young (affixed to a compass)
On the other.

" The whole of the above, to!t-ether with' several pieces Of
old lead and brass, were tied up in.the cover of a nil:tie chair-
cushion, evidently forlbe purpose of being sunk.
" As the pretended Col.liu Bonrgh is said to have worn a
dress similar to the above on the 21st ult. and as there Iris
been an evident attempt, in this trunsaction, at concealment,
the Sub-Coininittee will be obliked to any illcrnner of this.
House who may he able to prey:ire any information restive
to the subject."