The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-19 00:00:00

NAV:IIT, NHAVS.

The Exeter Mai!, whkh brings, the Plymouth
and Palm-oath bags, the Worcester Mail, Shrews-
bury, Bristol, and Taunton, have not reached the
Post-Ortice this: mowing.
.Tuuary to, .eleven o'Clock, A. M.

DEAL, JAN. 18.—Arrived the Nymph hired
•
cutter with a fleet of transports from Harwich ;
Griffon and ConteHa sloops of-•war, and the
Olympia cutter, from a cruise. Sailed the Steady
with 22 sail of trans;ports, for Ports-
mouth, last fro;u Harwich.----Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 18.-Arrived his 'Majesty's
ship Desirde fro:n the Downs, 'and the Peruvian
from the Eastward. Sailed his Majesty's ship
Misletoe, having in charge five transports, for
Plymouth. Also sail, cl 1;s Majesty's ship. Bra-
zen to the Eastward. The Alediterranean fleet,
under convey Of the 'Blenheim man of war, are
expec:ed to sail this morning.—Wind E. and th-14.
weather.

W4-7::louTit, JAN. 17.—Put in yesterday the
briglNinrqu.6 Cornwallis (late StmrsON, Mister),
of London, bound to Gibraltar. Off Plymouth,
'the Captaip, last weel:, in a state of delirinin„
jumped overboard, and was drowned.

CoRK,, JAN. 14).—The homeward-hound West
India fleet, for London and' up. 'Channel, sailed
this morning, under cOnvoy Miije,ity's ships
Marlborough and Espiegle'. The Marlliorough
goes no farther than Plymouth ; the Espicgle
proceeds with the ships'for London. Ilis Majes-
ty's ships Trinculo 'and Jalouse were sent out. the
day after the sailing of the last valuabletVest India
fleet, in ordek to look after any heavy sailers or
stragglers. The transports which brought over
the Somerset Militia are now loading with grain
for Passage and Calliz. •

MI LITAR Y.

GENERAL ORDER.

Horse Gilcrfis, Dec. si.

It has been represented to the Commander-in-
. Chief, that it frequently results, from soldiers.be-
ing indulged with furlough's, that they return'.
with their necessaries much worn and damaged,
without any means. of supplying the deficien-
cies ; his Royal Highness is, theref ."e, pleas-
ed to direct, that, in 'futnre, soldiers, While
on furlough, shall receive only two-tbirds of
their daily pay, Bd. per day, leaving the re-
mainder to accumulate until they rejoin their re;:.--
rnent, in order to its being applied to the provi-•
sion of snch articles of equipment as they may
require at the time. The Paymasters of districts
and others, mal:itig advances to soldiers whose
fulloughs may be renewed, are required particu-
larly to attend to this order, as any sum which
they May L.lvanee beyond eight-pence per day, as
herein directed,. will be at their own risk.
By command of his Royal Highness the COM•
mander-in-Chief.

llAit It Y, CA LW.: P.T, Adj Oen .

DUBLIN, JAN, 11.—On Saturday last, upwards
of t hundred very fine ',onn;.; fellows, Volun-
teers from the Armagh, Cumberland, Donegal,
Weit'Essex, North Gloucester, :ionth,Mayo; and
2d Somerset Regiments of Militia, embarked at
the Pigeon-house for Liverpool, from whence
they arc to proceed to join their 'respective regi-
ments. Nearly one hundeed of them were from
the.. West. Essex._ • Detiichments from :the East
Essek Militia were last week marched fr'n head-
quarters, to, be stationed at Redmonds-
town, Ratheourath, I3ullit en, Baliinslack, and
pahmcarig. The proceedings of the
Oaf lately held at Cork upon Lieutenant Wall, of
the 72d Regiment, have received the sanction of
the Prince Regent. Lieutenant Wall is sentenced
to be reprimanded and admonished.