The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-30 00:00:00

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F.s.r.mOiiTn, A vo. 27.—Arrived the re-
Veiflee cutter from Scilly. ; in his' came Lietitcnant
IILnNNERURSRLTT, first of the kic,lforti nisi of
%vat.; with dispatches. Admiral STIRLING, in the
Bei.ybi'd, put into Scilly -yestertray *thing, with
47 sail of meiChanimen from Janlaicu, the re-
mainder of the fleet baring. parted company Some
time Wore for theie different destinations, -in
the other channels. the Begford has on board
3,000,000 of dollars.—Sailed his sty's ship
Iris, 60 sail of merchantmen, for the Brazils,
to join his Majesty's ship Acbar off this pOrt:---
Also Sailed the Margihna packet, with a mail, for
Shrinam.—Arrived yesterday the Montagite.paeket
from Stimgate Creek; and the Mackerel schooner,
and two transports from Plymouth, the latter for
Gibraltar.—Arrived to-day the Jiliza packet from
St. Antler°, last from Mount's Bay; where she
landed her mail last night ; and his Majesty's cut-
ter Surly from Guernsey.
ISLANDS OF SCILLY, Aun.•26..,--The Jamaica
Fleet, tinder convoy of his Majesty's ship Bedford,
having Admiral STIRLING on board, is coming
into ItArbout,
,having •.been- out eight weeks, all
well. The AdwirAl has sent
.his flag-lieutenant
on shore, with dispatches for Government, having
also the mail under • his :care ; they will be for-
warded from hence by the Actii,e Excise cutter,
Ciiptain KINc.SMAN, to the nearest port in Eng-
land-,

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 29.-.-Artived his 'Majesty's
ship Redpole front Plyitionth ; Queen and Cydnus
from the Downs, the Fox cartel froth Morlaix,
and Missletoe froth Guernsey. Sailed the Plover,
with convoy for the coast of Africa , and Countess
of !Elgin with convoy for Guernsey and Jersey.--
His Majesty's ship Pembroke gives instructions .to
the trade, &c. hound to the coast of Spain, Portti
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gal, and the Mediterranean and tlit'/?cdpo L will
take convoy to the Downs.
PLYMOUTH, Atro.`2B.-,Came in the American
schooner Marmion, Capt. BAlmovrr., front Mintz,
for New York, captured on the 13th inst. bv the
President, British frigate.—The Sultaa, Star, and
the frigate that fought the Amelia, are all ready
fur sea, and destined for the coast of Africa. One
American ship, one brig, and four schooners,
richly laden, ready for, a start.—Friday came in
a small French sloop, called l.a Villa de Mang),
with staves, hound coastwise, captured a few days
since by the squadron off Brest.--Arrived the Ur.
lent gun-brg, from Bilbwa ; and his Majesty's
ships Achales and Martial front a cruize.—Sailed
the helicon gun-brig, with a convoy, for Ports-
DEAL, AUG. 29.—Sailed 'his Majesty's ship_
rydmis for Portsmouth, and thi,' Flying 'Fish
schooner with dispatches for the .Admiral off
Flushing. Came down frond' the river yesterday
the Julius Calor for the Mediterranean. Kinnesly
Castle and Nancy for St. Ander°, With two others,
and sailed• under convoy of the' Nymph and Rapid
cutters for Portsmouth.- Caine down from the river
to-clay the Aurora, for the Mediterranean, Duke of
York for Portsmouth, and sailed under convoy of
the Alert for ditto. •
COWES, AUG. 28.—Sailed for Spithead, to join
convoy, the Cambertiell, %vial troops fur Bermuda,
and the Golden Fleece, with troops, for Jersey.'
HAawictt, AUG. 29.—Artived the Lady .Frances
packet, with a 'mail, front Heligoland. The Lady
Nepean packet, that sailed the other tiny wit*
sc
mail for Gottenburgli, has put boat by contrary
winds.
YARMOUTH, AUG. 29.--Arrived. his Majesty's
ship Tickler from off the Scheldt.
Upwards of 40 sail of the Jamaica fleet are,
With the Bedford man of war, entered this morn-
. in LLOYD'S Book as arrived a: Scilly on the 2Gth
instant.
CoaK, AUG.. 23.-;-Yesterday morning his Ma-,
jesty's ship Goliah; Captain MAITLAND, Galatea,
&c.' with the ships down Channel bound ton LIR.
West Indies, arrived off this harbour, and came
to anchor ; upon which the vessels here for the
same destination got under weigh to join them,
and in the evening the whole proceeded to sea
with a fine' breeze.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.,MONRY.
The Venerable, for El ltanto:tcitn;" and Greyhound and
Harrier, for the Victoria and Batavier ; the Bth of Sept. at
Nd.. 9, 'Sew Broad-street, and there recalled.
Tho:Lconidas, for the Paul Jones, on hoard, at Cove, the
27th inst. rltoti Stirling, for the Nlassarine, the Ist. of Sept.
on hoard, at Sheerness; recalled at No. 41, Norfolk-street,
Strand.
The Nimble, fni the Enwheden, the 31st inst.; and Astrea;
for La Renoninice and l.at Nereida, on board, at Portunoutb,
the of Sept. ; . recalled at No. S 9, Norfolk-strert.
The Arrow, fur La Sully, the Bth of Sept.; recalled at No.
3, CI life n .

tuesdaylast detachments of the 64th and 92d
regbnents, of the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion,
and the Perthshire Militia, embarked at Leith for
the 'liver Thanies.
Clothing for 80,000 men is fOrthwith to be
packed and forwarded from Portsmouth for the
Army under Lord
.WgLLINGTO'S.
'Sir NATHANIEL PEACOPK.E., and a squadron of
the 7th. Hussars, still remain at Portsmouth, wait-
ing conveyance to Spain. Only .six troops pro-
ceeded under. the convoy.
The Pambroke, 74:Captain JAMES BHISAANE, is
ordered to the Mediterranean station. I.ll,tjor
General Baron Pa 40$S1 will proceed in her to join
the Army in the eastern part of Spain.
It is said that, our Gjavernment has selected a
very considerable number of Ditch, Italians, and
from among the prisoners-taken from
tGlicereniTeinislyi that are already forint:a into hattalinits,
and embarked at itantsgate, tuid arc immediately
tcl pmee,id to joht the Standard of Coutiovntal
Independence: