The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-19 00:00:00

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17,kr.MOtiTit, BEir: the
Brig Droinedarsi.; aticv; Master; triter 136-ric.ist!;s
flag, frOin Port-au-Piirire; last froth .1;-iinaka; in
87 day*. On the zitit inst. fell in with t!.;e A:ile;;;
ricari privateer thalseitt, of 14 12-T 6(11140.s :AA
87 then, who destroyed all his lias OF
hers; &c. (manifest excepted); and put Pp bo,irti
hint Captitai Goatioil,. the -Mate,- anA the Cook
of the ship James, of London, EDWARDS, Mai:
ler, from Buenos Ayres,. ve..,sel the ChdS•
setir toOk on the 28th Atig'titt.i Aiid tent het for
AMerica. The Clikiseur had 150 men she
sailed,-but was reduced to 87, hating sent the re.;
niainder in prizes. The LAiyi Arabella packet,
for Lisbon, and the Diana packet, for Surinani,
ate gone into. the Roads.--Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. yesterday
his Majesty's Oip'Freya frtinf Plyinotith. aaiteci
the Conquestador for Chathatn ; • his Majesty's
ships Nymphen and Shamrock, with a few trans-
ports; for Guernsey and Jersey ;. Fervent sloop of
war on a cruize. Arrived to-:iliiy his Majesty's
ship Spitfirei, and, a French brig of war from
Bdordeaux; The present convoys are Ma-
jesty's ship Aquilldn, foi• Spain, Portugal, and
the Mediterranean ; his, Majesty's ship Duncan,
for the Brazils, South Seas, and- St.• Helena ; his
Majesty's ship Liverpool, for Newfoundland,
Nova Scotia, and Quebec.---Wind S. E.
P. S. We expect the Quebec and Meditcrra
nean convoys will sail rn Tuesday next.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 17.—Arrived his Majesty'
ship Bucephalus, from Portsmouth 3 Sy-belle fri-
gate, from a cruize ; and the Parthian sloop of
•-‘var, from ditto, Sailed his 'Majesty's ships'
::loyalist and Woodlark, on Separate
Wind S. E.•

WHITBY, SEPT. 16.—The Juno transport, with
troops on board, from Leith, for the Isle of
Wight, bas put in here by contrary winds.
HARWICH, SEPT. 18.---Arrived yus:ertlay the
Henry Freelingpacket, from Cuxhaven and the
Beaufoy has arrived to day from the same place--;
both with mails and passengers. Sailed yester-
day the 'Lady Nepean packet, for Holland ; and
to-day the Prince of Orange packet, for Gotten-
-340, and the Auckland packet, for Cuxhaven,
all with mails and passengers.
' DEAL, SEPT. 18.—Sailed the Antelope, Isa-
bella, and Norfolk transports, for Harwich.--The
Hawke, Fortitude, Britannia, lluke Duke of 13edto-rd,
Teviot; and' Unity transports; are preparing to
folloW, and will sail 'as soon as the "ebb-tide
makes. Arrived the NautilnS transport from
Ostend.--,Wind S. B.

A Meeting of the , Merchants, Ship-Owners,
and,Traders, of 13rstol, was held at_tnat city on
the 13th instant, to take into consideration the
Stxte of- the Trade, in consequence of the alleged
insufficiency of protection ; when several reso-
lutions were entered into, anti a Memorial %v.'s
ordered to be presented to the Lords of the Ad-
miralty.—A similar•Meetiug- was held at. Poole
on the 12th.- •
. .

The- answer returned from the Home Depart-
ment to the Mayor of Liverpool's letter, inclosing
the Petition of the Merchants of that place to the
•PutNcEREGENT, uppn.the subject of the depre-
dations, committed by the American privateers,
states, that, by his Ittiyal Highness's_ commands,
it has been referred:for the consideration- of the
Earl of LivEnrooL.

' The Durican,., 74, Ciptain CEEAMBERS, made
thessignal:at Portsmouth, on Saturday, to take
a convoy to the Brazils. The Prevoyante store-
ship goes with the Valiant and Duncan to Rio
Janeiro. air JOHN BERESFORD is expected at
Portsmouth on Thursday next, to hoist his flag
in-the Duncan, for the Brazils.

The Gloucester, 74, Captain It. \VILLIAMS,
:-.Sailed from St. Thomas's on the Ist ult. with the
homeward-hound Leeward Island Fleet (66 sail) ;
and the Benbow, 74, captain PEARsoNs, on the
4th, with ten vessels from .Demerara, for Eng-
land. These ships may be daily expected to ar-
rive.—The Dasher, Captain W. HENDERSON,
sailed on the Ist ult. front St. Thomas's, with a•
convoy for Bermuda and Halifax.
A convoy is assembling at Portsmouth for Que-
bec, which. the Liverpool, Captain FAIIQU4.IR,
has in charge. .The transports are laden with
ordnance stores of various kinds, army cloathing,
&c. The Prospero, Captain GREENSIL, was, oo
Saturday morning, appointed to take a convoy to
Newfotindland•;.' which will sail with the Liver-
pool. • -

The Icquilon, Captain BURTON, and Leveret,
Captain CHRISTIAN., are under orders to sail to-
morrow from Portsmouth, with the convoy for
Portugal, Spain,• and Gibraltar.—General Doa,
recently -appointed Lieutenanc-Governor of Gib-
raltar, will go out in the Aquilbn to_assume his
command.

No less than twelve or thirteen vessels from dif-
ferent parts of France arrived at. Southampuin
te.course of last week, laden with cows, sheep,
poultry,•and various articles of merchandise. The
' quay exhibited quite a fair with cows and sheep ;
and,French beef sold at sd. per lb.

The detachment of the Wh;tehayen Local Mi-
litia which ha:i been_called upon to assist the civil
power at Workington, has returned home in con-
sequence of order being restored. A reward is
offered for. the apprehension of -several of the
rioters, who have absconded.
The unfortunate schism in the 10th Hussars is
carried to such a height, that after the first divi-
sion had marched from Brighton, the mess was
immediately broken up, the -remaining Officers
Completely divided, and dined in separate rooms
at the Castle Tavern.

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