The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

NA VA L

PLvtioulm, IVIARcit tn.—Arrived-this morning.
111 S Majesty's ships Diomede .r)d Fox, en flute,
from Torbay, bound to Canada, baying on hoard
the Battalion of Marines which have been for
some time. in the Barracks, at Berry Head. The
Battalion mid Brigade of "Artillery at this port
will, we understand, embark on -board the dif-
ferent ships to-morrow morning for the same des-
tination, which, 'it is expected, will sail on the
following day, should the wind prove -fayourahle..

The Blake man of war, Captain CODRINGTON,
that arrived here on Saturday from the-Mediter-
ranean, sailed last evening for Portsmouth, under
quarantine.
Came down the Harbour yesterday, and kn-
ehored,in the Sound, after having been refitted,
the Dryad frigate, Captain GALWAY.

Arrived the Friends, Cumtnta, ,Calstock, 111' OYU,
Stiffidefit, PEARsu, and the Christian, Cooic, from
Wales, 'cultniaden-, for this port ; the Two ilro-
fliers, &Lis , froin Pad Stow ; and the Dick and
Harry, Be it FINN A from:Southampton.
We understand the following, arc the ships
pointed, to convey the Marines from 4enee'. to Ca-
nada, viz.' Diadem, Ilwritilus,' Woolwich, :and N -
711CSiS which arrived here last week from Ports-
mouth.

The Dryad frigate has been. fitted for foreign
sc• vice, and., it is reported, will 'proceed from
hence to Ports Month, and from thence to Ame-
rica, or the Est Indies.

It is -reported the. I'Vasp brig of war, in the
Sound, is to 'proceed from hence tbii week for
Halifax, with dispatches for Admiral Sir JOHN
WARREN.

The Edinburgh Regiment of Militia will mmarcl►
in here on Wednesday next, and arc to occupy
Frankfort Barracks, in tl►is town.

PORTS NI 0 UTII ,M A 0C II 30.--A rri ved his Majesty's
ship Blake from 'fbc 9e&lkerrauean, last from. Ply..
month.

Sailed the Dapper with a e'onvoy of transports
for North Yarmouth.

ills Majesty's ships ,Powanc. astsi tris;,givAit)-
structiotis tri the trade bound tcx Corunna and the
coast of Portugal.

Iran, MARCH 311.—Camp down from the river,
the Tottenham East *lndianian for APtirai and .Iten-
gal ; Goorge Canning for .Buenos Ayres, and the
Vidy Alinna, for Portsmouth.
Arrived the Elgin cutter sdith a convoy from
Portsmouth, which are sailed for the river.

Passed at the back of the.Sauils the IVgress gun,
brig with 20 sail of transports Cur Vtirdiouth.

FALmou'rft,Mca 28.—Sailed the QueenChar-
hal te packet, wit,h :a LiSholl,
YARMOUTH, Mmt;,-ft :3t1.---Sailed his Majesty's
ships Rolla anti. Cheerful for the. Baltic, •

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 29.--in reply to yOnr 111-
quirks rt.%peeting the Bonne eiteuonne, Captain
w t4e. IV 11U reports, that he parted
from her company with the Montague, in lat.
17. 15. S. for g. 29. 58. W. anti it 4'as oupposed
that Admiral DIXON would keep the: Bonne

Citoyenne with biln upon A chtize, tlntii be WI
11 ith some I3i•iti+ih man of wur;'•irj order to ctear
the coast of Brazili. . •

ftn ;1 b e
has this instant arrived l:•om lleligoland. The
accounts she orntgi front Jilt! opposite coast are
truly satisfactory. The whole cocintry between
the Elbe, Weser, and Fens, is in undisturbed pos-
aes,:ion of the Ifussians, and nothing but the
roar;ng of cannon, and joyous huzzas of the
ihhabifants nn the coast, (as indicative of their
,complete emancipation from French tyranny,)
was now to be heard. Vessels laden with wheat,
butter, hams, MO in short all sorts of provisions,
were arrivinghourly,,and by dozens at the island,
and every hand and heart Reemed to join in ge-
nerc.us enthusiasm on till:, happy ept;ch.

Yesterday Viseohnt Sinh ouTn. had an audience
of the PittNct: REGENT at Carlloll.ltOnSP.
Yesterday the Duke of'York trausaoted business
kvit-h the PRIINTC::E REGENT at Carlton-house ; 4fter-
wards went to his office in the Horse Guards, and
held a, Military levee.
Yesterday the Dukes Of CUMBERLAND and CAM-
BRIDGE visited the PRINCE REGENT.

10110 QUINTIN, of die tOth dragoons, ex-
pected to leave toWn in a few days for Hanover.
. The Earl.cif,NotßA, we understand,. left town
this day, for .lortsmontlt, there to embark for

'flee LORD .iii.AVD,R has fixed Fridly next for a
Common Hall, to take into consideration • the
propriety of presenting a loyal and affectionate
Address to her Royal Highness the Princess
WAIFS. . •

Fast nil ht's Gazette contains alist of 168 Ame-
rican and other vessels, captured and recapOred
rby his Majesty's squadrons, under the commands
-of Admiral Lbrd KEITH, Admiral. Sir RICHARD
131C4RRT0.1.,t, Admiral Sir ROBItItT CADRR, &c.
and on the,-Jamaica and Halifax..statiom.

In. the High Court of Chancery, ' the impor-
tant cause, Wilitinson v. AdaM stied othersiayising
on, the:pectdiar, will of the late Wilkinson, of
Lancashire,. iron-founder, leaving to 'his three
infant female and illegitimate children, inimense
real and personal' fortune in , that and ether
neighbouring counties,
mwhich were con-
fired to them by a 'late decision of the Loup
.CoaticELto,a,..assisted
,"by two of the common
Law Judges.,- as the puldle are already ap-
prized of, came on again yesterday on the motion
of Sir SAMUEL itOiaILLY, upon the behalf
of the plaintiff, Ifni nephew, and heir at law of the
testator, as olso one of his co-partners in trade, in
whose hands
.a Liege property was directed to 'he
left ,as long as the copartnership should continue
,
to
,exist, unless the executors were of opinion that
such property were in anquisale state..
The plaintiff had entered into a bond With the
executors 'to guarantee the. security of the co-
partnership fund., upon .which entered up
judgment, on the .wound that Mr. Adam, the
defendant, one of eie eXecutors, entertained ap-
prehensions; of. danger to the property, and the
plaintiff' filed a siipplenrental Bill,. and obtained
an injunction thereon:against 'such judgment, un-'
tit the hearing or further order. Th!s motion -
prayed for the continuance of that ' injunction,
' there having been a resert,ation of liberty for fur-
ther applition on behalf :of the plaintiff, made
by his Lord”bip at the time of pronouncing= judg-
went
,in ailirmance of the 4011. The Leaned
Counsel ohgerved, that the plaintiff having
other large property Was" competent .to secure
the copartnership fund;--adding tkat lie should
rove the faCts-aill.fed in his supPleinental
'rite motion, although opposed„ Was granted. •
Sa.'Lor A i.azr.s.---The trial of Preston. t'or mur-
der took Place on Saturday se'riniglit, and the
evidence, thongh wholly circumstantial, was so
satisfar.ttory, that the Jtiry, almost instantly; after
the Sitinmin: up of the Le3l'lledJudge, pronounced
a verdict of.'
Guilty. • The awful sentence Of the
laW was then passed, sand ou Monday last carried
into excution, in view of an concourse of
spectators, on the drop in front of the Coduty
gaol. During the trial he appeared totally insen-
sible 'of his
,lituat ion, and persisted to the. last in
asserting that he was not the actual murderer of
Btinee or his servant. Before the, Judge, went to
Court On Saturday morning, a great number of
persons had procured admittance, anxious to hear
the trial. A young man, who had` got on an ele-,
vatedl situation near the bar, being infornied that
it was ati improper place, and requested. to. mum\ e
from it to some other part of the Court,-in the at-
teinpt to comply,- his foot unfortunately' slipped, befell upon a javelin, which enteiled
,his thigh
and protruded upwards into his body, hulking a
wound of nearly 18 inches j In conse.quenee of
which, notwithstanding he'received .the immediate
assistance of a most skilful surgeon, in extracting
the piece, which had been, broken short oft, and
which was with the utniost difficulty effected; of.
ter being removed to the Infirmary, he survived
only till Sunday bight. On .the following dity, a
Coroners inquest was held: on the body, said theJin y,
withont hesitation, brought in a' verdict of
',/ccideqtai -Death.

ROBBFRY.---Eurly yesterday morning the house
of the "Marchinness W Downshire, in Hanover=
square, Was broke open nnd fobbed of. property
to an immense amrobbers
amount. The amed their
entrance from time back premi :es by means of a
lamp-lighter's ladder, which Lad been left by a
lamp-ligivter about one ,o'clock close to the pre-
IniSei, and on hit going to the spot where he left it,
soon after two o'clock, it was not to be found. It
was a tteiwards-found against the wall ot the house
which the robbers had got It is supposed
they w ere in the house a cons iderahle time, but were
not heard by &tnyivf the family. They are' supposed
to have been in the MarChfoness',3, bed-room; a
large' heavy box was found placed against the
door to prevent its being opened. 41,1 the boxes
in the Marchioness's dressing-ToOln were broken
open, and their contehts carried of, corAisting
of jewels, valuable watches, &c. &c. Almost.
eveerbox in the house which contained valuables
Were broken open and their content:; stolen.—
Some gold boxes, atol other articles which. the
;Marchioness set gieJt store by, on account-of
their belonging to the late Marquis, are gone.--
The lass is Si) great that the aIIIQUrEE was. not as-
certained yeltertlay.