The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-07 00:00:00

NAVAL,NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. ST--Sailed his Majesty's ships
.ftussar; Orestes, and Crocus, on '.acruize';- and the
•11(v/equin hired_armed ship, with a convoy to the
Eastward. •
Sailed also, the Weymouth, Llewellyn, for Portsmouth
Vigilante, Rick; Thomas and Mary, -; Sally Ann,
Phelps; Albion, Jannoncl ; Alive, Langden ; Spanisithrig
Patriot Alicantino ; Hope, Coath the Lion, Myth; Hec-
tor, James ; Richard and Mary, Harrison ; Albion, Francis ;
American brig Eunice, Dawson; and the MarS, Rickrds,
for the River ; and the PerseveranCe, Sargent,for torts.
mouth.

It was not the Janzaica frigate that arrived liere
yesterday, hut the Tlzais sloop of war, from a
cruize.

Arrived the schooner Brothers, HENRY SGLUAittir
master, from St. John's, Newfoundland,' laden with
'fish, bound to this port.
Went up' the harbour to be repaired, hiS Majesty's
'ship Pheasan't.

PORTSMOUTH., DEC. 6.—Arrived the Jamaica
frigate from NeWfUnndland ; and Mallard brig from
a cruize.
Sailed the Sei"ern brig, PYiNINTYNE, for GlasgOw.
airriVed the Orion ship, VICKERY, from Virginia,
retaken by his Majesty'S ship Rienien.

Dec.'6.-146 Majesty's Ship Calyp.sa
'arrived yesterday, having takeil out under-convoy
two vessels laden with live'stocic intelli-
gence that these vessels are returning without hav-
ing landed their cargoes, and that the Island Would
be eva.euated'entirel'y Upon the sth inst.

SHEERNEiI, DEC.'6.—Arri'ved his Majesty's ships
Plantaienet, and Camilla.

Sailed his Majesty's store•ship Wao!wich, ' for
'lushing.
Went out 61, harboUr, and anchored at the Little
i\lore; his Majesty's sloop Cretan, Capt. PAYNE'.

. DEAL, DEC. 6.—:-nailed the Duke of Ibroi:trose and
the Leatider, for the river.
Put back, the outward-boUnd the sailed pester-
(lay, and remains with several other ships.

4„ Arrived the Ajax, STEWART, 3 days from.NeAr-
4/ovidence'; a'nd the Fainley, BOND, frotii EadizL

•
Yesterday, spoon after twelve o'clock his Mkiii,..4TY
arrived at the QUEEN'S Palace, from Windsor, in his
travelling carriage escorted 6y*.party of Light Horse,
Uherit he was received by the Dukes of. YORK,
KEN-V, and SussEt:
. •
A little after two o'clock his ME;TEST:T. held a pri-
vate Leve; which was attended by.
The Archbishop of CiOnerbuty, the Lord Chancellor, the
4.Ord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the l'irSt
lord gt, the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
.three 'Sec retarie,i of Stales,. the first Lord of the Adrniral,:y,
iheCpmmancier in Chiet; the liktp. Advocate, bad of Hat-

T'vbir.,Lords Heathfield (gold stick), Arden (in waiting), 1
Dryer), E. O'l3ryen :.Admirals Lord headstock and Sir 1.
I.itamarei : General Browne ; Colopeli Peacock and
"woCoorribe ; Major A:-mstrong ; Captains Waldegrave,
Itaines, Browne, korrest, and Caniae ; Messrs. Grenville,
4wkner, gene, arid Porbes.

Tke following tad the hononr of being pi-esented
'0 his MAJESTY

„ .
The. Marquis Wellesley, upon his being appointed Secre.-
ZirY of State for Foreign ALrairs, and Upon his return flinn
`3Pain. .
Lieuf...Colonel M'Coorribe, upon his promotion. -
:Ma, r.Arnastrong, of the s.)tli regiment, °Otis return with
"Ic Marquis Wellesley, from the Embassy. to Spain...
The Hon-Captain Waidegrave, brother to Earl Walde-
t'vetupon his promotion, and bringing home the dispaichei
°ln Lord Collingwood, by Admiral Lord Radstock. •
L.Mr, John Forbes, on his return with the Marquii Weil&
frolic the Embassy to Spain.
11 Captain T. Staihei Oldie Royal NaVY, on which occasion
ereeeived the honour of Knighthood.
Baltie
.v ic” e Admiral Sir lames Saumarez, on his return froth the
4 MLord Edward O'Brien, on receiving the rank of the son of
arquis.
Captain Browne,' of the 4oth regiment, Aid-de.Carnp to
Brigadier-General Browne:
Brigadier-General Browne, on his return from Walcheren.
Lieutenant_ Colonel Peacock, of the 71st Regiment, on his
return from Spain and Walcheten.
Mr. Snowden Bele, on his being appoirlted a Lord of the
Treasury.
Captain Forrest, of the Royal Na4y, upon his promotion:
, Captain Burgess Camac, on his return with Marquis Wel.
aesley, from the Embassy to Spain.
Lord James O'Brien, on receiving the rank of the son of a.
Marquis.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which
tlkarquis VVELLESLEX was introduced, and sworn in
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
HIS MAJESTY gave audiences to Mr. 'PERCEVAL,
,411 d the rest of the Cabinet Ministers present ; Earl
44TitURST, who resigned the seals of Office, as Se-
. ;eretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; Sir DAVID
bumbAs, and Mr. M. SUTTON, the Judge Advocate,
'y'Who laid :befor MAJESTY the proceedings of sonic
courts Martial.

About half past six o'clock his MAJESTY set off
Oti his return to Windsor. .

The ship that brought over his Excellen the
‘'ersian Ambassador was obliged to perform quacy ran-
e several days at Plymouth, before he could be
'd. Every necessary accommodation was pre-
'-)y order of Government for his Excellency at
b, 'and on the road to London. An Inter-
s his Excellency at Plymouth, and travelled
rnd explained and described the towns
as they passed along to town. His
Suite, together with those appoineed
arrived at Demazey's, Hartford-
afternoon, where he was receiv-
der Secretaries of State, and a
nt was prepared for him. He
' with the attention shewn
7xcellency and Suite, and
end him, arrived lat a
-.nt for his reception,
'Qua of Dire tors
d Captains were
oe6tive ships,'
Castle, tor..
'astone, ;for
pd at six