The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-10 00:00:00

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The Syren American sloop of war captured the
Barton, lIARLER, front Africa to this port, on the
28th May, and burnt her; and on the Ist June,
the Active, --, from Africa to this port.—The
The Venus, BARRY, from Marauliam to this port,
was lost off that harbour the 231 May;—crew
saved with difficulty.

DEAL, Auo. 9. Arrived this morning the
Henry, Cerf, add the British 'far, from Shields,
bound to Gibraltar. Came down from the River
the Sarah Ann and Surallur, for Surinam 3
Queen Charlotte, for Op';rto 3. Elizabeth and the
Amphia, for Lisbon ; Neptune, for Cadiz ; So-
vereign, for Cadiz; and several others, particu-
lars not known.--Wind W. N.W.

PoßTsmotrx; AUG. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Chatham from Bourdeaux. Sailed his Ma-
jesty% ship Fervent for Havre. His Majesty's
ship Franchise is released from quarantine.—
Wind Westerly.

PLYmouTn, AUG. S.—Came in the Podargus
sloop of war from Corunna.; Rippon and Stirling
Castle men of Nvar from Portsmouth ; the Dili-

gence, Barbara, and Prompt merchantmen. from
Bourdeaux ; and the Eliza Igaird,AluattAY master,
from Liverpool, bound to Bourdeaux.—Wind W.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 7.--Put back the Two
Friends, Captain WHITTINGUAU, for Malaga.—
Wind S. W.

HARWICH, AUG. 9.—Came in the Catherine
transport, marked IN: with horses from Hol-

land.

GRAVESEND, Avt. 9.—:ilia day passed upwards
the Carnatic, from Be;; ;;,I 3 Murciiiis of Caaficicti,

Atlas, and Ilt%trner Castle, from Canton ; the
Hope, from Batavia ; and the Three Friends, from

Galipoly.

The Leeward Island.ficet coming home, consist
of about 200 sail; they salted for England on the
3d of July, under convoy Of his Majesty's ships
Hannibal., Pique, Inter, Mutine, Echo, Bustard,
Port Mahon; Amaranth, and another sloop, of
War.

Three American privateers are cruising near to
Antigua, they have captured two of the Mail-
boats, and done much -mischief.
His Majesty's ship Carnation sailed 11th June
with a convoy from Curacoa for Jamaica,-and ar-
rived safe on the 19th.
His njesty's ship Hazard sailed 4th June with
a convoy from Barbadoes to.Bertuutia.
'rue Marquis of Ely, and Retreat East India-
men unfortunately' got on shore between the
Downs. and the River. The former was got off
without damage, but the latter, it is feared, will
be obliged to dischage part of her cargo before
she will float again,
as she was nearly high and
.
dry at low water.
The extra ship Batavia sailed front Bengal, for
Ceylon and Bombay, the 30th of January.
The Marchioness of Exeter, Union ,(Rankin),
and Lady Lushingron, were expected. to sail from
Bengal on •the 20th of March, under convoy of
his Majesty's ship Leda.
Passengers by the fleet from India continued :
Per Marqui.r of C'etnuten—Captain Steel; Mrs. Hatson and
family; -Lieut. Dick, bOth regiment; two Master Rodykes,
from Penang.
Lowther Castle—'Mrs. Perkins, from St. Helena.
Prineess ..imetia.--Mrs. Roberts and Child ; Mrs. H. Mag-
niae.; Miss Hall; Mr. Blair.
Perreverante—Ch. Carey,.Esq.Bengal oivil sertiiee; Master
Seal, from St. Helena.
C/ rtes Grant—Cal-tain Walker ; Lieut. Adams, 17th light
dragoons.
Mecrcuis of . Ely—Captain Moray, 17th light dragoons;
Major -Ainslie, Bengal establishment, and family; Messrs.
Lewis and Snow, American merchants.
Ceres—Masters. Tory, R. and J. Scott.
Parley—Lieut. Guille, Sth N. I.
Esse.e.--Master Gard yne.
Natal—Major Ainslie, and three children; Mrs. 'O'Hara,
from Bengal ; Lieutenant Saunders, lith foot, from Madras.
TottenhaLient. Col. Elriniltou, 47th" regiment ; Capt.
Locker ; two Miss Commyns; Mastera Thomas and Raaett.

The Stirling steam-boat, when coming, clown
the Frith of Forth on Monday last, was fired into,
by a musket or fowling-giece, from a boat com-
manded by a young man in the uniform of a mid-
shipman in the navy. The deck was crowded with
passengers at the time, some of whom, and the
master, were struck by the shot, and one gentle-
man got his hat cut.--(Edinburgh Courant.)
The 22d regiment, 2d battalion, are on their
march from Glasgow, to garrison the Castle.—
The first division arrived this day. The 4th, or
Royal Iris'a Dragoon Guards, at Piersbill bar-
racks, have got a route fur Ireland. They are
to be replaced by the 2d Dragoon Guards, or
Queen's Bays, at present on teir march from
Manchester, Newcastle, &c. The depot of the
27th rsgiment is to be removed Isom Ayr to Edin-
burgh Castle. The first division will arrive on
Dionda.—(EdinbnrB-11 Courant, Aug. (a.)

itvEßtioet, Atra. fl. Arrived the Molly troni
Marinhatn ; sailed the 22d June, in company with
a ship bound to Lisbon ; 14th July, Was boardi-
ed by his Majesty's ship Royal Oak,- with 13 yes,
sels of war and 3 transports in eompany; from
Bourdeaux to North America ; they were, At the
date mentioned, in Lat. 47.30. N. Long. 49. 3. W.
~--Arrived the Jane, ANMASON, from Africa, after
having - been blockaded four weeks at the Island
of St. Thomas's (Africa), by the Syren American
sloop of war, of 16 guns; and 140 men. The Jane
sailed in company with the Neptune store,ship,
and 'parted from her on the 2d July, in Lat. 9.
40. N. Long. 26. 30. W. On the 31st ult. the
Jane was boarded, in Lat. 29. 57. N. Long. 32.
30. W. by the Nymphen British frigate, who kept
company until the 2d inst,