The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-28 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

DOVIR, MARCH 27, StX. o'CLOCK, P. M.--A Flag
of Truce from France has just hove in sight, bavi
on board a Russian Messenger, and is making for
the harbour.

Arrived the Globe, AUSTEN, andßourilia, It ,sst,
from Malta; Wilding,• MAR Alfa from Surinam;
and Arptstoy, Pit ENTOR, froMFigueird..
In the Roads the Oberon and Royalist Sloppy of
War.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 26.—Arrived the French
Brig La Putria, of-10 guns, and 60 men, of and
from Bourcleaux, laden with brandy and wine,
bound to the Isle of France, captured by the Emerald
Frigate, Captain .MAITLAND.

FALMOUTH, .MARCH 95.—Arrived the Princess

Charlotte Packet from Lisbon, in Six days. Gene-
rat SHERBIIOOS division' had arrived there, which.
mule ihe British troops 18,000 : the Lively Frigate
had sent in two prizes, which she captured ()tithe
Western- Islands. Friends Resard, 1-locttairk and •
Sceptre, DAVISO'N, from Lisbon, and the Hibernia,
• Pumisom, Irani

PORTSMuUTH, MAxci3 ,27.—Arried his 'Majesty's

Ship Success .froth the iVleditetranean, and Camel
from the Cape of Good flopei. the Ricionond,
MOONY, from Salo ; Minerva, SYOCKMAN, frual
Neath Grace, Co UMIIA, from Shields; tilayilower,
JONES, from Penzance; Portsmouth, BURNHAM;

and Dove, BAncocK, from London ; Endeavour,
- from Biddeford; Richard, Fts H ea, from Chep-
SUM j and the Speedwell,-, from Bristol ;
- from Malaga ; and the Fox, -, from Sato.
Sailed his Majesty's Ships Port Mahon. and Tigress
oil a cruize ; and the Alert, Doman for Sunder-
land.

Passed by this day the homeward-bound Alediter-
ianean Fleet.

DEAL, MARCH 27.—Arrivel and sailed for the
River, the Sir. Godfrey Webster, from Jamaica ;
Favourite, BLACK, frond Malta ; Lusiiania, CAB-
MAN, from Grenada ; and the 'Lydia, Rictistorm,
for New York, from the River.

SRESRNEss, MARCH 26.-.... Cattle into harbour his
Majesty's Ship Buryalus for, the purpose of having
her men drafted.

MARCH 27.—Went ot4 of harbour the Minx Guh7
brig, and anchored it the• Great Nore to get paid.

CORK, MAIIC/1 -very strong body of Ar•
tillery is in forwardness to be embatked for foreign
service, under the conunand of iirigadier-General
HOWAITII, :SO well knowo and ,so universally re-
garded and respecied., in this city and the adjacent
distri&. It conskts of three companies of foot, and.
one troop of horse artillery, of 128 men each, to'
which 600 horses are to be attaelied. Brigadier
General HowAnnt is expected it this City, to su-
perintend the embinkatiun. of 300• horses; and to.
proceed from hence on the intended service, which,
is'otipposed to be immediately confined to Portugal.
It is Imagined, that the whole of the force embarked
in this harbour is destined for Portugal, to be placed
under the command (As Lieutenant-General
roan. The frigates appointed for convoy, the
4fricaine and Trzbune, arrived yesterday, and as the'
wind is fair, the fleet is expected to sail with the
utmost expedition.
Yesterday his Majesty's Sloop Brisk, Captain
COODE, sailed for the Tagus with three Transports
under convoy, laden with oats and shoes. -

AFPOINTMENTS.—Captain T. HARVEY, to the
Majestic, in the room of Captain WATKINS, who
was dismissed the command, for disobedience of or•
ders and contempt to Rear-Admiral Watts. Capt.
Hom.us (of Gosport), to the Standard ;, Capt. 1-10..
NEVUAN, 'to the Ardent, fitting for the Baltic;
Captain •SPICES, to the- Trusty, fitting for Sir En-.
$tuND 'NitOLP,'S Rag, ar Leith; Captain W. FEE..
Eta, CO the Nemesis;'

Early yesterday mortiiiig the 'Prince of WALES and
Duke of Cu ittIIERLANn arrived at Windsor, in COOtie:
queno of the indisposition of the QUEBII stud Prig'
ceases SOPHIA and AMhLIA, TheWrince of WALES
remained with her.M iornvry and the PRIN6ESSES-liti
two o'clock, and therileftWindsor. The Duke of
CUMaeRLAND rode an horseback with his MAJIISTY
and Princess Au.GuiTA,
.accompanie4 by Lpid II"
VPASS, Count MUNSTER, Lady A. CITAMEIILAND,
Generals HA4cougT , and NIANNekIB, mid Mr. G.
Vit,r.zas.

There is no fresh zirrival from Sweden r but the,
following further particulars of the revolution in that
country arts given in a letter,: dated
STOPIUIOI.I4, MARCII 13.---We are here ail Luta.
nishtnent. ,On the. i 9th there was a report of Soule
movements in the Western army, but no one be-
lieved it. On the 1 i h, the. King was informed
thereof, and ordered every thing to be prepared for
his voyage, as he intended, with the Queen and the
Duke and ,Duchess of SUDERMANIA, to proceed
against ADLIIRSPAHRB (who had, with his men, ar-
rived at Orebro), and harangue the insurgents. Ta-
day every thing was ready for his departure. A
breakfast or luncheon was ordered ready at one
o'clock. But judge of our surprise, • when at 'four
o'clock this afternoon the Duke's Proclamation
was pablished. The whole revolution happened to
the Palace between twelve and four o'clock. The
King is arrested in' the Palace. The Duke has de-
clared, that being invited to take the Government
into his hands, he will convoke a. Diet, who, it is
supposed, will adopt the tame form of Government
as them) the accession of GUSTAVUS the Ttuan,
and when that .is done reinstate the Kin. We
have, just
.heard that AIILMISPARRI3 has returned,
and is marching back to the.frontiers.