The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-15 00:00:00

NAVAL N ENVS.

It may be important to our Readers to be as-
sured, that the India Fleet will be dispatched
from the East India Ilotise on Friday, instead of
Saturday next, and that it is under orders for
sailing from Portsmouth ou Sunday morning.

DEAL, FEB. 14.—Sailed•this morning the whole
of the outward-bound East and West Indiamen;
transports, coasters, and colliers, under convoy of
the Growler gtm-brig, for. Portsmouth,. accompa-
nied by his Majesty's ship Thames.---Wind E.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 14.—Arrived his Majesq's
ship Nemesis and Etna bomb from the Downs.---
Sailed the Bulwark man, of war, Saturn frigate,
and Buffalo. store-ship, with a fleet for Halifax
and Bermuda ; Ethalion frigate and Muros sloop
of war, with"a fleet of cavalry transports for Lord.
WELLINGTON'S army; Griper and Constant gun.
brigs on a. cruise. The West India fleet arc ex-
pected to sail in the morning ; have been detain.-
ed,this day under the idea of several arriving frota
. the Downs to. join the -convoy. .His Majesty's
ship Wolverine will sail immediately for Passage.
with specie.7-Wind E. S.E.
No letters received to-day from Plymouth or
Fain-moth.

ExtraCY of a Letter frout-an OThicer on board one of ourPsot
sels in the itoompot, dated Feb. N.

"Antl.verp,has been bombarded and set- on fin:
in several places. We expect soon to bear of its
surrender. There is indeed a strong report that
it is capitulating, and such may he expected
from the disposition of tllc inhabitants, and
hatred of their oppressors. 0-oreum,
according to the boast of BUONAPA.RT%, was qc)
strong, has surrendered, and upwards of 600
houses Were burnt. .We expect more force round
the W6t Scheldt JO-rncrrow, to join QIIr
small but gallant foree now there. We, arc
.in good spirits, and in daily expecta-
tion that the French will evacuate. Pushing,
pow the communication is ,cut off from Ant-
werp. Butt and Bergen-op-Zoom still hold out,
but we have landed all the Russians that were
here, and we expect that the former place will
soon fall, and then Bergen-op-Zoona will of
course speedily follow.

It has been stated, that Captain CADOOAN hal
arrived from Italy, with an account of 90,000
.men, under General BELLEGAftne, having ;eft that
country for France : that this force had been
drafted from thence in consequence of an arrange-
intit with Mu RAT, who was to take care of BEAU-
iIARNOIS. [There is some mistake in this state,
ment ; and it is most probable that Piedmont will
soon be penetrated from Italy].
Viscount StDmoUTH had an audience of the'
rRINcE P...F.oEur yesterday. •
Orders were yesterday issued for the Court
going into•mOurning on Thursday, on account of
the death.of the QUEEN'S brother, the Duke of
MECKLENBURG.

Th e Bishop of WINCRESTER continties seriously
indispased. :
Yesterday, at four o'clock, ,the Princess CIINR.-
LOTTE, attended by Miss KNIGHT, left IVarwic!,-
house in her carriage and pair, Sind took an airing
in 'Hyde Park, and returned to Warwick-house at
half-past five to.dinner.
The letters by the Dutch mails were delivered
from the. Post-office yesterday. Through this
Channel we have information from Bremen to the
30th ult. and from Hanover to the 4th instant.. By
the latter, we have the satisfaction to find, that
the,CrtowN PRINCE had actually arrived in that
city with his army, and is was expected that, he
would himself be at Cologne in the course of the_
two'subsequent days. lt was supposed, that he
would immediately take the command in per,on
of the left wing of his forces which'lnid enterci
the French territory under the orders of Genei
Btitoi.xl; and that the right wing 'and the centre
Would follow his steps with all possible expedi-
The passage ot-troo.ps,trough Bremen w:ls
unintermitting, and , the saMii activity was c;dl-
- throughout the Whole frontier'of the Lower
ithinc. Prom thatcity; in a communication of
the 27th ult: is is-said, that the English kip :de,
under Colonels WEIGIIT and STRA&Gio.v.Ay 3,
which-formed part
.of the army of the
CI7o :v-
PRINCE, in consequence of the peace with Deii-‘
mark, has oTceived orders 'to _proceed, .on
through Holland' to' strengthen the army tin„t.;r
General CqtAIIAVI.. The .singular excelle;ice of the
discipline of this corpst it is added, has el,x.eiteci
the general admiration'of the whole army.
Sunday evening, about half past seven o'clock,

tion.

TWOMAS TYRWBITT, aCcornpallied by his. Se-
cretary, and Mr. HUNTER! the King's Mes:.:lngcs,
. .

who ir-vent with him on his mission to investth,C
Emperor of RusstA with the Order of the Getter,
arrived at dOlton ,House, and in a short tint.
afterwards was honoured 'itb an interview of his
Royal HightreSs 'the 'PRINCE REGENT.
Bread for the craning weelt.to retizain without
alteration.