The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-25 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

DIIAL,'ITAY 23.—There have been no less than
three large seizures of contraband spirits made
here since my last.

The Majestie, a 74• gun ship cut down, has
passed through the Downs for Chatham,. for the
American station.

The Voile, of 74 guns, Captain Scnotitamio,
has arrived from off Flushing.
MAY 'M.—Arrived ,his Majesty's ship Boyne,
and the Resolution cutter front off Fhishing,
The outward-bound 'remain.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 24.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Arethusa from Jamaica, having specie on
board for several merchants ; also arrived the
Foxhound from the Channel Fleet.

His Majesty's ship Put thian take; convoy for
the Downs.

FALMOUTII, MAY 22;---Arrived the Francis Free-
ling packet, with a Mail frout- Bermuda, in 18
days.
The Francis Frecling packet, fram Bermuda, is
also from New York, from whence she come as a
flag of truce:

?JAY 23.—The Lark packet, Captain
sticaLon„ arrived this day ; she brings intelli-
gence of the *arrival of the Duke olliatms-wicx,

in'the Rosario brig, at the ;slant!, who h proceed-
ing to Hamburg') up the Elbe.---The Little Auck-
land has also come in from Gottenburgh, after a
week's olive. No news.
The 73d regiment is ordered to embark this
evening or to-morrow, on board the Robett Tay-
lor, General Heathcble, Saragossa, and George
transports, supposed for Cuxhaven.

The American privateer captured by the Lion
privateer of London, near Pernambutn, bad 6 men.
killed and 22 wounded. The Lion had 'one killed
and wouncled three of them severely, but not
dangerously. . •

His Royal Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
GENT gave audience yesterday to Lord LI vntroot.,
Viscount CASTLRREAGH and COUnt AlutisTrit.
The account of the Saxon garrison at Torgau
refusing to admit the French has received addi-
tional confirmation from private letters. from the
Continent,

A fourth son has been born to the SULTAN., and
named A IsnuLIIAAII n. The wither is the same
feral& who, about a year ago, was delivered of the
male infant, Mu RAD. •
The two junior brothers of the Emperor At ax-,
ANDER, Viz. the Grand Duke„NxcnoLAs and the
Grand Duke MICHAEL, are, it is said, about to pay
a visit to this country ; and it is added, that the
Duke of CUMBERLAND now means to prolceed to.
St. Petersburgh.
The following military arrangements are likely
to take place:---Major-General the Earl of DAL-
HOUSIE, from the 6th Garrison liattalion to the
26th :nut, vice Lord &PIT INSTONE deceased --
Major-General PAKENRAH to the GthWest India
Regiment, vice Si mot; FanzEß, deceased ;—Ma-
jor-Gen. GORE BROWN to the. Gth Garrison Bat-
talion, vice Lord DALHoustu,appointed to_the 26th
Foot.

Another regiment is vacant, owing to the death
of General COArus,!of the 2d, or. Queen's Foot.
'MP Review of the Life Guard, which was to
take place this morning at Wormwood Scrubs, is
pOstponed to Friday, and then to be at ‘Vimble-
,
don. •

The Friends and Partizans <of Sir ERANCIS BUR-
DE TT Mid their Anniversary Dinnpr yesterda), at
the Crown and Anchor; to, celebrate the sixth
election of'the Baronet as pepresentatin of the
City of Westminster. Mr. JoNes BURDETT %vas
in the Chair. The chief spokesmen were a Mr.
NORTHNIORE, Mr. WATTIIMAI4; 'MajOr CART.
WRIGHT, and Mr. Utnii, the rejected Canchdate.
for Bristol. The first..thret dwelt upon their null
hackneyed topics, and Mr. flusrr's speech con-
sisted of string of egotisin on his own
public services. A letter from Sir FRAKCIS,
apologizing for non - attendance, on . account
of illness, was read by the Chairman.----It
differed in no respect from the party virulence
which usually marks his Compositions, except that
he declared himself proud of the appellations
throWn upon him and his partyas " dangerous
persons, Democrats," stating the latter to be " an
honest name."---Nobody would before have dis-
pitted the Baronet's right to it, and he has now
openly avowed his pretensions. At length an
altereatibn arose between Mr. HuNT and Mr.
WAITFIMAN, which produced much hubbub, and a
general clamour of Chair,Chair," and the com-
pany soon after dispersed.