The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-01 00:00:00

CAPTURES BY AMERICAN PRIVATEERS

The brig Elizabeth, Calder, of and from Kine•ston, Jamaica,
-to Port au Prince, was taken, the 22d of March, the Caro-
line American privateer, ::ad carried into Charleston.
The Swedish ship Annette Cat harina, frron` Bosbnn to the
West Indies, was taken, the 19th of March, by the :l'aticy
Jack American privat-er, and carried into Savannah,
. ,-The -Bamnler, front Cape Francaise to ,•3t.
Tho-
mae's,'and the Eliza, --, fro,:. Nassau to P. macula,
have been taken by the Enterprize and Rattlesnake Ameri-
can brio of war; the former they burnt. . .
The schooner Susan and Eliza, from St. Domingo to Ber-
muda with coffee, was taken and carried into Wilmington, in
March last, I.)y.ttte Mars American privateer.
The Str;4erb, --, from Turk's island to Trinidad, was
taken and carried into Charleston, .March 8, by the Mars
American privateer:
The vessel called Twenty-sixth of Oct. 1812, from
Martinique to England; is taken by an American ;letter of
marque.
The Trafalgar Nelson, front St. Thomas to Mali:
fax, is taken ottheViperArherican privateer, and carried in-
to Newport. • -
The Joseph, —r----, from NewfOnndland to Jamaica, is
taken by tne Nla,4 .I.6.,ricau privateer, an:l s..:at Aater,ea.
The 17.1ehe,•—:,---•—, from Laudon to Tenen:n!, is taken
by the Delile Amer ican privateer.
The schooner Jusou, of Bermuda, is taken and burnt by
the Caroline American privateer. .
The Union, Amnia-, from Jamaica. to Liverpool, was taken
on tire 9tlt of Marcii, by the Rambler .Arnericatt privateer,.
and sent-for America. . .

The Maul, Ci4'4114:0, from Gibraltar to London ; theThipe,
Healy, from St. Audrews to Barbadoes the Grenada packet,
from Bermuda to Madeira ; and the 'Sylph, -from Liverpool
to Bariiadoei' were taken between the .15th February and the
12th March, by the'America Anwrican privateer ; the latter
vevil'was burnt.

schoouer Eclipse; the'TWo. Brothers; arid the Patty,
have been
.eaptured by the Wasp American privateer; the
latter was burnt.

By the French Mail letters from Madrid, of so
late-.a date as the 17th, have been receiVed.—
' After'stating the arrival of the King in his capi-
•tal, they inform us that, previous to his entrance,
the city was surrounded by the troops of •Count
DR LA BrsnAL, ELto, and General WITi'INFIAM.
-The •letters add, that " the Duke of:W.7.I.LiNoToN
" had•arrived, empowered to-mediate on the part
" of England and her Allies, in order to place
" Spain on that footing which the present state of
" Europe required ; and that he had had a con-
" ference with the leading men-in the confidence
of. the,yoUng Kitig, the result of which was an
" agreement sigiled by the latter, that a legal
meeting: of the National Cortes should
diatelvitake place, the principal object of which .
" should In; to ,regulate and mature a CoMtitu-
" tion for Spain, agreeable to the wishes of the
People, and' consonant. to the present state of
" EnrOpe,". ,

A number of.
.piche'd Cossacks, with _several
horses of the Imperial were disembarked
from the Jason frigate on Monday. AnOther
small.detnehment of Cossacks was ab,o lauded
from the Nymphet). The .Prince of WIRTEM-
.BI.7I2GII arrived yesterday in town. He "is con-
.sidered as the avant courier to the loyal Visitors.
Among the arrival's at •Dover are, Baron-KOLLEn,
who accompanied BuoNA.PAture to Elba, Saud
Count CLAM, Principal Aide-de-Camp_to Prince
.ScHIARTZENBERG.

Accounts from Rio Janeiro, of the 25th March,
'state that it was not the intention of the .Prince
Regent of PORTUt:AL at present to return to
rope.

. Yesterday the City Members, with Alderman
BIRCH the Chairman, and a Deputation from the
Bread Committee of the Corporation Of London,
held a conference, by appointment, with the Earl
of•LIVERPOOL and Lord SIDMOUTEI at Fife House,
in' respect of throwing the trade of a Baker en-
tirely open.