The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-15 00:00:00

NAVAL NRWS.

VAfiNitltJtHi 14.--4 Th Saturday last
French lugger privateer we' observed between.
Lowestoff and Southwold to capture several
vessels. A boat with 19 hands was immediately
launched from Lowestoft', and succeeded in re-
capturing the Ann, of Newhaven, laden with Cm=
her, which is now in this harbour. The French-
men, on 'perceiving the boat coming off, took to
their .boat, and. pulled out to sea. Another of the
vessels (in ballast) was retaken by the Soutbvtold
Custom-house boat, and carried into that port.--4
His Majesty's ship Portia, and the Princess of
Wales cutter, are gone in quest of the privateer.
DEAL, MARC!] 14.—Arrived his Majesty's cut-
ter Olympia, after seeing her convoy to Ports-
mouth. The Rosario sloop of war has a signal
for convoy to Portsmouth. Arrived the Folk-
ztone hired cutter front the Roompot.—Wind
N. E.

PORTSMOUTH, MAnctr 14.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Leander from the Downs, also about
.
a dozen sail of merchantmen from ditto. Sailed
his Majesty's sllips Imogene and Sprightly, with a
convoy for Cork, and the Dexterous sloop of war
on a cruize. The only convoy at present ap-
pointed is his Majesty's ship Archer for the
Downs.—Wind easterly.

PLYMOUTH;MARCH 12.—The Barbara sehooper,
which arrived here yesterday front a cruize, spoke
the Hannibal man of %vat. on the Bth instant, in
qncst of two French frigates, which had sailed
the preceding evening from St,, Makes.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 12.—Arrived a few coasters
from Padstow, Waterford, and Wales. Sailed
the Prince Ernest for Passages. The Walsing-
ham packet, for Surinam, is gone into the Roads.
Wind N. E.

DOVER, MARCH 14.—Arrived to-day off this port
the Henry Wellesley East Indiaman, Captain
TREPLE : she lett Bengal the 24th of September,
and arrived at the Cape the 7th of December, at
St. Helena the 3d of January, and off the Scilly
Islands the sth instant.
HARWICH, MARCH 14.—Arrived the Auckland
and Lady Francis packets, with mails and pas-
sengers, from Helvoetsluys.

On the morning after the action between the
turotas and Clorinde, the Dungarvon schooner
was seen far to windward ; but on guns being
fired, and signal hoisted, she came down imme-
diately ; and. on the Master being requested
to keep between the Eurotas and the enemy, he
most handsondy promised to " stick close to her,
and, in case of thick weather, to fire guns to spew
the situation of the enemy.'' The Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty have directed him to
be paid the stun of fifty guineas, as a mark of their
approbation of his conduct on that occasion.

A returned Cartel from Morlaix, which'arrived
at Portsmouth on Thursday, brought over the
Surgeon of his Majesty's' late ship Grasshopper,
which was driven into the.Texcl about two years
since, in dreadfully severe weather, in which the
unfortunate Hero was lost. About a fortnight
since this Gentleman passed through Paris ; and
although at that time BUONAPARTE'S affairs look-
ed less portentiOus than at the present moment,
the people were packing up their most valuable
goods, and hiding their treasure. It was in pub-
lic report that the Allies were as five to one against
the force which BUONAPARTE hid under his com-
mand. This Cartel took over Lieutenant SHEA,
of the 29th regiment, who was sent back to
Prance, by our Government, for hating broken
his parole ! Lieutenant S. was thrown into prison
the moment he landed.

BREAD.-This day the LORD MAYOR ordered
the price of Bread to be continued at Is. Org. the
quarters loaf of wheaten, and I I d. household.
A Gentleman arrived yesterday from Bruges,
Which place he left on Saturday last ; he states,
that a fair being held there on that day, the
French from Ostend detached a part of the garri-
son, in order to take the town by surprise, for the
sake of plunder. There were only 60 Cossacks
in Bruges, who, with the inhabitants, prevented
the enemy from succeeding in their object. The
Gentleman has come over with a view of obtain-
ing a supply of arms from Government, for the
use of the Patriots in the Netherlands, who are
rising in every direction to prevent the possibility
of their country's being ever again placed under
the iron yoke of the Corsican.
CAULI NCOURT is frequently with Viscount
CATHC kRT, the Earl of ABERDEEN, and Mr.
TH (VINTON .

Yesterday a Cabinet Council met at two o'clock,
at the Foreign Office, which continued its deli-
berations till four.

The QUEEN'S cold, we are concerned to say, is
so bad that it confines her to her private apart-
ments, and she is 'not able to dine with the Prin-
cesses and the Ladies who are at Windsor.

On Thursday the Prince of ORANGE held a
grand Levee, which was numerously attended.
Among the distinguished characters was the Duke
of CLARENCE.

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.-In consequence o
the present unprecedented situation of affairs,
Parliament, after meeting pro forma, adjourned
to the 21st inst. when they will assemble for the
dispatch of business. The eyes of•all are turned
to this meeting, as the business then to come be-
fore them is pregnant with more important COn-
sequences, and must give rise to inure interest-
ing debates than any session in our recollection
c.er giro rise to. For the benefit of our numerous
Readers in Scotland, who' wish to pursue the
Debates at full length, we beg leave to refer
them to Mr. JAmrs TAYLoit.Slirru's Newspaper
and Advertising Office, Royal Exchange, Edin,
burgh, where they may be regularly, supplied
with any of the Loudon Newspapers on the
shortest notice..