The Sun.
London, England, 1813-04-17 00:00:00

NAVAL N EA% S.

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APTtli, .P - --Arrived the Spray-.
combe, ll'lLLiAms, front Bristol ; and the Abbey,
HANNAFoRD, front \Vales'. • •

Sailed the Orestes brig of war -MI a cruize, ..and.
the Speculator hired lugger, with a fleet of mer-
chantmen, to the eastward.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 16..---Arrived the .11ticore
from Portsmouth, -and the Bernier from the North-
ward; and sailed,again from the 'lumber.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 16.—Arrived his Majesty`s
ships Venerable, of 74 -guns, Capt. ,1111LxR, and
Tigre, 74, Capt. HALLIDAY, from of Cherbourg ;
also ten sail of trausp*orts from the Mediterranean,
and are placed under quarantine.
The convoy with the merchant vessels has passed
for the River.

Sailed the President, .38, Captain WARREN, for
Chatham. • •
The outward-bound still remain.

FALMOUTH, tYPRIL 14.----SCVCralShipS &prattle
West Indies, Malta, and the coast of Africa, are
waiting convoy here.

SIIFERNESS, APRIL 16.--Sailed the Flamer gun-
-brig with a convoy for Ueligotand. •

DEAL APRIL 16.--The Harchiotiess 0,1, Exeter
East Indianian came down and passed through
the DOwris on Wednesday evening, awl not the
Deronshire, as before stated.
Came down from the lii‘er the Cambridge and
• 'Jrnatie trast Indiamen, and several other bbips
the whole remain.

Arrived his ntjesty's ship _Boyne, to join the
'Scheldt Peet; and the Snap gun-brig from Ports-
mouth.

, ISLANDS OF SCILLY, APRIL 13. —On the
10th inst. came in his' Majesty's frigate Freya,
Captain ScorT,• having limier convoy a fleet of
transports from Lisbon, with several troops re-
turned from the a y, and eleven brigs anti ships
under Swedi>h colour>, from St. Übcs,.laden '4‘
hound to Stockholm.

Caine in also the brig -Cruizer, SAN. CHIVERS,
master, from Gibra!tat (Under quarantine), her
cargo consisting of silki, diamonds, barilla, black
lead, fruit,&c. bound to London.
APRIL ll.—Sailed the Good Intent, GIBBON,
for Cork.

CORK, APRIL 1 2,—On Friday sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Stark, COULSON, for Loughswiny,
with al view t' intoroPpt a groat many,sail-of Ame-
ricans, who have wintered. at Archatiget, and wilt
return from thence as soon as the ice breaks np._
On Sathrday afternoon the several outward-bound
fleets made an unsuccessful effort W put to sea,
but were obliged to come to again. Early yesterday
they made another attempt;and after standiwg out
a consiilerable way in the offing, ;were ObliZed to
put back.

Admiral KEATS, in the rophon, of 7•1 puns,
is expected to call here to-day, in his way to N2l.
fountiland, when: he is appointed Governor fur
three years, the usual time.
Yesterday afternoon his Maje,ty's ship, To/tot,
Capt. SViAIMLI, arrived ft urn a'crcilze.
tilt Majesty's ships (Acadian and Jalouse, arc
expected in trout a

HARWiCII, PIZ LI. 16.—The Prince of Wales
packet, Capt. MAsoN, has arrived this day at noon
from Gottenburg, having landed a Swedish and
Spanish Messenger at Southwold ; she does net
bring oily, particular news : a large convoy had
arrived front the Baltic, at Wingo Sound, before
.she sailed ; she has. had 'a. passage of a week only.
A very large convoy, apparently hound to the
Baltic or River Elbe, is no in, the offing.
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The follovvin 111101111natiOn has been obtained
from a Mastef or a yessel, that sailed from Bos-
ton the 13th of March :---

"The Esiex and Chesiipeak .frigate, and Hornet
sloop of ivar, were the only ships of.war at se
'The former hi-id sent into: Charlestown a
,prize
valued at 300,000 dollar's, said-to be a 'West In-,
dinman. - The Chesapeak had been seen in sight of
a.,British sloop of war, with trn merchantmen
nnder convoy, one which she land captured,—
'The !/01W w.as ernizing oil t. Salvaddr tar the
,Bonne

• .Advices have been received at the !mid:l-house,
importing that the Horatio frigate wai expected
,dally
.to arrive at St. lieltha from the Ctpe,_ to
convoy home, jOintiv with th:e Sir 'rcudeis
th..! fleet which was iyingai that island on the 18th
Of February When therr&dciii sailed for England.
The fleet sailed from Bengal on the 29th Novem-
ber, under the protection Of the Sir FrailCi4
Drake; but on its arrival at St. Helena, and so
pinny additionaLships haVing joined company 90
the passage, peremptory orders were given.to wait
for an accession of force.,.. The Niemen frigate,
and other King's ships, which salted from Ports
mouth about the beginning .of the present year,
were sent out, we' anderstand, hT.the Admiralty,
for the express purpose of affording security to
this, and the next fleet from India and China.-1-
The 10tlyorMarch was the day appointed for the
fleet to sail front-St.. forl,ogland.
We are voneerned to announce the 1055 =cif the
flctrritt Indianian by tire. The faet is„ conveyed
in a pOitSeript to 21. letter addresced - a Ilaini:7-
lug Owner,: dated Calcutta, the 30th. November,
in these terms We are sorry ti) inform you
that the ilarriet,. Captain LYN (; 4, has been burnt,
while.Joilding 'homeward.-